Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 November 1853 — Page 1

CHAWrORDSVILLB REVIEW.,, DKM'JC iJ.'iTKy i-AMir.'i NEW i-PAi\i-.R, Published every Saturday 3Ioru g, j-

I^IiK

JOSEPH D. 3IAST,HflSOX. ,j

Ona year. -payaH# in advance, On«* Dollar ami Fifty Cent*, sm«l it"n*"V*1' until srfwr the expi- -j ..rutiou of tho year. Two Dollar*. l/~ No paper will be. discontinued until all arsiJ—except at thy option of the pub-

rer. rages are liflior. 237"" Ai 1 letters on business connected wiih the oflk-c. to rocoivc attention i«ust )e [K»st paid.

Job Work of nil kind' done on short notice and reasonable terms.

5 AUSTRALIA IX THE SHADE

JLate

cfTir\IFR

Pu^li a? «ilk.a. p:!lin Iji'«

oiit jniinhcT. Alwi. a Jina lot t1" the latent ty!e •.!

on Is a li on s.

At prices to suit any and cverv hody. .. A!i, a ltd of lino j«innll hatj» or F' :t- for tiio «to. Are., and fli'iti.-and other arliclfls. witivli will dnbt o?s |i}pa«e the tasUw and wants of t!ie L.s.lies. if thvv will hut just give lis a call ancl onr stwk an examination.

J1E,

I I

A larire stock of .Silk i11*1 Fur il ts. Oiler do., iiii I'anama, and a i.*r-. nv.oihci oi !,.-r ilat.i. lit)0'lS AND SilOlj-..

ARE just

1:: A 1.E It I N A 0 i'.

C^ONl'INl

ori!

pi I

frO IDS

A jJl %. VJ

rNL»ER.SIi NMI arc ju-t rcccivinsr from the Kn*r a iaryc and wtdl swiet* ted stock of Dry of v:\rlf !M ftylf.s. ?rjid::s and qui I: tr the people of Oid M«-r.!jrom« ry arc 111 want a lur'.'i^ .-tock of 7. :die.-?

of: co in-

FANCY I)!]•:* MOODS.

DK CL 0 Tins G.

Onr stoefc of Ueady Made Clothinc. f.r summer ivenr. f-Kunot he snrpassnd hv :my h'lii.-'e in th: town, in rcarard to price said ji.i:i!i'y.

to h^ eorrei't. wo but i:«fc mir fiii.-nd,-. lu ne in want of: neh articles, toe.ill in ::t w-.'i-*-:.1. "IVnshiisptiin Ifn !," ill see. ii and they shall 'e they CjothinL'. I Inrdwiirc. t^necnsv. cries. I ye-siruTs. ('otto:i Yar any 'luanlity of the best art it! is always wanted at tiiis reason of the year.

AT.^ AND CAL'S.

/I'his stock we are sati*t»e.l cam the place. We have a tew of the fm --t I"- rs t.roii'rlit to tli market and li" mist.u-.e, Ainf'ne selection of Ladi'-s sirinr an 1 ouinur'rSh .es.--'hiidrens sho^s, Mf'ii slices anl bot'ts ut all i.'ind.. Vv e.. e.

In conclusif n. we would nsk car old customer--and the public generally, ONK-.\no-.M.i.. as before s'atcilA call in at No. 1, "Washington Hail. and wo will insure none tognawa\ empty.

M. SNOOK A- CO.

april •". 3-.V5. \'riiM\l.

''BC iP.® ES-dS®st3 ES: E3

DHlHiS & 31EEIC1NES.

& E SI

yj_ &

^nrin

Crawi,ji"ii.jvi k-. .Tun-.1

receiving ilit lr

Cra^vfordsville Marble

sI'H'k I'oii-

.11

si-ting of a very large- a sol tm'-nt ot Oruirs, irejKeines. Paint'

^'arni-he Jii-.ri.

Dye-si iif-. I'-'nuti 'ry, i'aaty Arljc'(tj lur Stock w:-s urehased in i\icou"n a.',., and \ery carelully the lirm in j»ersin coiiso^uent relv on every aitiele 'o.in^ A I III. riiYsiciANs •_ and all otliers. fire respjetfuiiy imitid to cal 1 and •examine }'»r tli.'M.-^h'es. a» we are prepared and-le-mined to sella!, as h'v pjit.es asau\ other establishncuit of Site kind in the State, the windy boasting of d. i\ ing all eciiipitnuiu to t-Ue contrary nolwit.hstar.diiig.

VIorLs.,:

I. V. IV.ri[ F/,

k' 1

enriv on business

stand, east of tl.e Pell Tavern. .Mai is just receiving anew Stock of supcri whieh he wi: finish for all whom.ij w.iii'.iu eo. :tvle. at reasonable rat^s. M-'mniients. Tombs. ,vc.. either Americi.n er Italian, fuini.-'ied to! jt-'if.

Cicravs p.nd Tobacco.

M' THE sale at tl June

l't.'o:

S A E. A

'Li

the old Is., and Marble.

ivs on band.

•st quanty.

P1 ug .i: or. SI.OVN a ?ioRt

Ground Paints.

Wi'l have !h- st l» ,int Mill rv to the pb'cC. 1 eund des, rip'tii n. ecu at all tii:u.-- h.t 'mcl ao the Pi ,f |-june1Nl.OAN

JOHXSOX & PATTOX, IHALFUS IN'

av:*I i" :ihi! $3ic*l 5ro and

ori'Elt WARE.

South side C'jhnhhia St.,

D.-Luinos. I'T«£r'.. TL^'ic.x.: t-" the pnuli/. as there have been some two riiiv.diaii»V. and I'.-j'nts witli-! thousand oi'tbvW fitnvr* «=n!d h.v the mamifaetur-

doors

er lishmen" in Lnfavc- Countrv .Meivliant.are buying bills ofTin are to retail, will to give us aeall and examine our stock hef •n, sing Cise jliiu li. Tj-"

Halw!

APKKJ.S lov," ust landed fo

iqix ga

PP1.

PA RRFLSC

rnEN

UINDO GL.\

!30:r

Paint Mill ever brought /~^j\"'T N.\T! Sugar uk! mised Paints of e\ey lieei. for sa!e bv

REE 'I lEP.CEft

.MvMif

jtlv.iVi s!.:

'.v

I .V,lON iv." WANT

n?-:AT ANi

CORN

2«.()dO O-.islicN of Com, ll-.s-.heJs" •'•J'orvhicli the liighcsi market- pi ice CASH, by Y- Jiiug. li.'.VJ.l JOilN

V/lu a* '•e i:i"

•••.: 9" 0(.:KS. limits, hitehes. hinge?, sere'.vs. shovels. -'•I spiules. t' r'-.s. cross cut MI-.CS. chains, hoe--, p.. giubbing hoes, di a^ in.: laiiv s-. jilain- bi.vd and chopping axes, hatchets, augers. !i!es. rasps, table and pocket eullcry. i:«me. and almos* every article in the hiiidu'aie iino can be had at the. lowest catii n: ices at LAYMON A Cf s.

J. FLORER CO.

S S

And Ti'issiJi i?satui^K'{:it'«'r«i. South si.le Columbia S:u-ct. below the Square.

TAKE this method of informing the eiiirens of Montgomery coun'y. that they keep constantly on hand anil manufactures to order all kinds of ^Saddles. liridles. Martingales. Harness. Collars. Whips. Lashes. Trunks, etc.. etc.. made of the best mater.als and "111 the most workmanlike manner, with all Cue late improvement?". All of which will be sold ohenper than eun be homrht in Crnwtordsville.

Persons wishing anything in our line, will find it •••to their interest to give us a call, as we are determined to sell at the lowest {wssibie rates. line 3. nH'tf.

WHOLESALE OUEENSWARE

i.ArAVirrTE. ?\n.

No. !, I urdnc IJlock. I.afa* ette.

C. S'

tYJTOl'LD call t-lw atu-mion of COI NIRV MKR\F CHANTS to liis'st.-'ck of wares, consisting in

pai as foilows: White stone. Flown midberry. Printed blue. Printed marble. Blue edge and common Wares, dluss Jars. Tumblers. Molasses cans. Dishc and a variety of other wans usually kept .in the trade which he will sell at '.'ineina.iti prices •without transportation. Call and see.

Tanners

Oil.

.. A pure article, by the Barrel, or single Gallon, for sale at the Drug store June lu,*53 fc-LOAN .e- ?IORG.\N.

!T(\ E(i SS PEN ERG E R"S ,1U NIA TI Nails ofall sizes, .iust received lev as rl:e low

ofall sizes, iust reeeivi'd nnd for sale whole sale or retail at price mar. 2S. 'S3. i.AYMON A Ccc9

FINDINGS ofall kindis. for sale .it lioRNER j. s'o's.

OUOE KIXJ oct. "5

IfW

J'uU'tc Square,

»1

ers in ti last year: and as an I'vi.l. nec of their C'toii qu.-uities. they have not In.-en ahie to .-npplv tii- (r.:in Miri. Vv'o hav« three sizes of these stoves, to grit flillermt sized fa mi lies. Tliis stove needs only to be seen to he I'dniired.

METEOR COOK STOVE. This is a new stove in this market, and to which we call yrur particular attention, it having a large oven and being a beautiful desitrn.

JIKST

I'KKMir.M COOK STOVK.

Wo have four si/e.s of this stove, which are very ifavy and well liired up and warrai 'e-i. h'. word, we have the best and latest Pntt:r:i- of 'ookiitt JStovcs iti the marke.t, whieii V, V.ill soli ellcfij). (live lis a call.

OUR TIN SHOP.

in the. v. in .d "Wt: hit- constantly ir.amifaeui! in^r Tin. Shi-ct ic,

'•'•-•"•'V-j iron and Copper Ware, of all kinds, in the best (upct U.np. jv.e:l ma! ii:ce mai..ur. All ki.uU «.f Work iM.arj«Mt..r. v. lneia

tj„. shortest not.ii-e ami in the nn.-t lini.-h-

ed style sn -h as Tin Hoofs. Gutters and Spouts for Mouses. Jiiteh' !i Ciiijnnrvs and Seape ripes for Steasn Fiiu'ines. Stove I'ipes and Sheet Iron Stoves. In a word we arc practical workmen, and don't care wh.'.t it is in ftitv line wt»can d- it. i'c.sjilr of .Mont^onnrr county. rive ns call. We lllui to sell on as cheap tonus as aliv estab-

LAV.MON .t Co.

iroiina Tar. just received by LAYMON .t Co.

10. 10 bv 1' LAYMON

bv 1 i. for sale

l.S selected e: bv

?. and 1 iV" Co.

.'111 Reserve Cheese LAYMONAC

A LARGE suppiv of Franganeia. Washington. /\. Li.r!it and Prev. n. H.ivi'i.a. Principe. Regalia. Colorado, halt' Spanish, and Common Cigars— Wholesale and retail, ai- \cry low prices by mar. '. '•!. LAV.MON Ov. co.

Cured iliims and Dried LAYMON A*, co.

S"}i-1'(JNS. I'annts. English Walnuts moiids. Pra/dl nuts, and Filberts.

faroerE'it'sJ ^roi'cricx!!

"I'lle untler.-igneu huvingj'jst received .1 iarge ass.-rtment ••!'Groivrumi.-Ii as. C- u' e. Sngi:r. Tea. i'ish of ail kinds. M'l.is-es. To!aeco,

C5i*i«rs. -alara«us. Table salt, bpiecs. Nuts. Camiies. Kaihins. (ivpner. ice.. Tndigo, Mad 'e.r S, "Wa.s!,-tub-. Wa-h-lioaids, 'I in-ware. Prooms,

Piu ket.s. Nails aii si/e.s Oi's fail kinds, Wi.iti-ic.id 1 t. 1 SALT BY THE PAlvREL.

Allot' which will be sold cheap for cash, or ex1 hangi-d for count!produce. Give me a call, uove. *.r»2, nlt'tfl A. MANN.yy

JJ&'STH'ES NOTICE. fjHUE undersigned is prepared to attend to all calls I in his line. Will pay particular attention to drawing up Pe"ds. Mortgages. Are. %'O.liee in Washington Hall Building, up stairs.

rpiIE IK S pivtcction against loss by Eire is to I enli 011 the subscriber, who continues to take risks for the

VA SI IIXG TOX IWFOX

Fire Isi^iiraiu'c focipniiy, CLEVELAND. OHIO.

l")T p, IT

Ind.

iTa a 1 2 1 5 a

Mav 20, ls.V?. IviTiPf. 1 aia parucular need ot money at the pivscii time. A hint to the wise is sufficient. A. P. MANNi

Settle Up.

Dec. S. 1S.V2. n2Stf

Oils & Lcds.

Chrome. Brunswick and Paris Greens. Chinese ar.d American Venuillioii. »isi Laid. Li vise,. A. Sperm, Sweet^nd E'ish oils for »alc by BROWN, A Co. nov. 1. 15I. l&nA

1 Cigars et Tobacco. A superior article of chewing, tobacco, and cigars "o:f of the same niccc" for i-a'e hv Co.

JK. .r. a.

F. \j

l.afaycdo, Isid.

COJFKT COOKING STOVE.

F, iiave no lifsitation in roeonnnondinc this

T'tir-

I'ATTON. •JS'in'i.

IsHssI!

('as. d.o

"ed

8!s!!!

cases spring style of

silk lia's. bla'-k bru^h Hungarian hats, Irab brusii do do. d-' 0'terir p. «|o. do B!:iek ("'.mgress nap. do. do hi'.c Congress. do. do Extra line Oas.-dmeres, do. do .Men.-' p.-arl nai. do. do ('hiidrens hlaek p'Mrl. drab an ey liimiiH'il 11 uugarian hat.-. 1 do Extra Panama luits. 1 do Extra L-.-ghorn hats. 1 do iiuvs lr:ii leghorn and jialm bats.

wiuto t. n-

do Mens'f.:/.K aiul plain palm Ail of which are 'now Jul" sale at the cheap cash to pel form all the labor tor six in tnc lantiiv s'ov'-'.f LAY.'iiON A \i. cuse. and could walk anywhoiv:n the m-ighu mi.rch J-3. "e:b

i'OFFKK. iiHt mcei veil and for LAYMON A* C.

I liliL:"'. N. «.). Molasses just received bv LA YM' N iv

HO(,il [".AIDS of Sugar, iust arrived aia sale. LAYMON A*

for

.'..Crushed and Lo l.AY.'iioN iV

:lt sr 0.

Old Cider A'inf gar. iu-t received.' J.AVMON C'

\RD OIL.

-lieir ii 'eompanv iier ev:i. Cancel" excepted.) 110 nnitter how severe or of how long stiintlin^'. The Catholieon far .-urpasses other remedies, in being nt"re certain, less expensive, and leaving the system in a better condition. Let all interested call and obtain a pamphlet, free containing ample jiror.f. fioin tile most ropeetahlc. sources, ot the h.-n-eiieial results of its use." together w'th letters finm hiirh'y expi rieneed 1'hvsieians. who have used, it in

their'practice, and speak from their o'.. obscrva- 1

'31-

PKEEPENCES.

P. P. P.'ekham. M. D.. Utiea. N. Y.: L. T». Fleming. M. 1).. Canandaigua. N. ^i M. li. lliiln. M. P.. lioehe.-ter. N. Y. l.». Y. Foote. M. P. Syracuse.

N. Y.: Prof. Pun'):'". M. I).. Baltimore. Md.: .I.

Orrii.'k, M. P.. Haltimoro. M. P.." V- Reese. M. P.. New York City: W. Preseott. M. P.. Concord. N. II.: .J. P. New'land. M. P.. l.'tiea, N. Y. Rev. C- S. Ijeard. (lienn S]'rings. S. ('.

Pamphlets had gratis at the Drug Store of SI.OAN ITC Mono AN. Ageiits_(*rawfovdsville. Ind. Also for sale b\- Saniiiel J. We'uloii. Covington: Ih-nty G. Todd. Danville: Tjevi Sidwell. Roekville: R. H. I'klridge. and R. L. J.awrenec .t Sous. Lafayette.

Letter addressed to eare of Ml". Curtis Hatch. Agent at Ravenna. ()hio. To. Dr. MAUCUISI:—I have been ten years troubled with Fenuih" Complaints—-prolapsus uteri, and all the attending di.'iciilrics: at times rendering my life most miserable. I have had the attendance ot some of rhe best physicians, with but little success: the most they could do was to relieve—a ciire was out of the question. For live months before commencing with your medicine. I had not been able to perform any labor, could walk but- a tew steps at a time, and scarcely went out of doors—in short. I w:i-! completely prostrated, both in body and mind, in: I expected to drag out the rest of my days in suffering and misery." Put. reading your advertisement. I was induced to try your invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholieon. as the last resort.—• I bad not used it a week before I felt like aiiotJa-r woman. Py the use of three bottles I was enabled :n all the labor for six in the family with "iorliood without injury. Nothing but a sense of in) dutv to you and to the atliieted. has induced me to state my ease to the public. I can s.itcl.v recommend the preparation to all those tuil'eiing liKe mvis'ir. (Signed. Y-.Viv.MVs. S A ii A ii A. Br.-nor. i"i:: KOO.m. Portage Co.. Ohio. Pee. -i. Is"2.

J. P. MARCIUSI A Co.. P:opiietors. Central Depot, ft'i Iir -.-Iway. N. Y._ Sentember IiJ. \.-iillm-3.

HEAD THIS IF YOU PLEASE!!

THE undersigned would respectfully cal! !he atfention of the Fanners of Montgonieiy county. and the public generaiiy to their New Harness and Saddlery Establish 111 enf. On Given street, in the building formerly occupied bv W. ellers, three doors south of the poat-oleee. All work warruutcd or 110 sale. .T. A J. GEIIlClNO.

Crawfordsville. august 1^. lso-!. ... 11T111 •".

^1IIOE FINDINGS O august i.'. lt"2.

FINDINGS a complete assortment L. FALLEY

"PPER Leather. Ki] and august 1*2. c~0.

AIR the best, ti convenien

JOHN SWEETSER. I

Cruwfordsville, March 12, 1600. 4\uTnl 1 31 A

FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!

I A I A 1 1111 eial attention is paid to the moral and religious, as well as intellectual training of the pupils, while THIS Company pays all losses promptly. liothirc ^""Oolcein Washington Hall Buihlingupstairs.

1 11

Agent for Montgomery C».

indebted to me wr Grocerio: Ac

LI. lX-r«oji:

1 A. will please1 come forward and make, payments

BROWN A

Our Country and her Institutions.

VOL. o. CBAWFOllDSYILLErMOXTGOMERY COlLYTY. IND., AOY. 12. 1853..', NO! 19.

MAKCIIISI'S

E II I? AT 1) AT IFO CO X\ VOKTIIK I'.ELIKV AX1 Cfl.'E OK SITFElilMi FKMAl.lS. It stands pro-cmi lient for its etirarivo

1 A

or Ioo(lin*r: am-

ful. Suppressed, and In egular Menstrua ii it a

00.

df Skins at L. FALI.EV

Mens' and Boys' Boots.

UST received superior ."rfi'de of mens' and inivs' Thi-'k. Kip and calf Boots, that I had manufactured exprc.-sly for me. which I warrant not to Tin if thev do 1 will repair them free of

chr.ig-. L.

S. AI-

1 alwavs

IV1

1. A ,2\

LASSWA RE of

ric'v. cPean at L.WMON A C.

"*T"OMI'N lace B' meat

ONE

Ldouble

FALLEY.

august 12. 15'iS. ii«.

"ENS' atid Boys Shoes ofall kinds 0r august 12, ls-3-3. L. i' ALLI.i

^:'frTHS- and child's Th and Shoes at aug. 12

Preparatory Department from i-"..tu -f term. Acadeniie Department, from to term, according "to studies pursued. .»11 egiate Dc partiiien:

'French anil German each, Latin. 'Lessonson Piano.

ea'.f Boots M.LEY'S.

Kin. o: if. Morocco atid l-'nameled -.."lis. a large a.lld W( II se'eeted a.--ort-[ar,c. li!. '03.J L. FALLEY S.

Hundred and Fifty sides best Span:.-h Si.de l.'-'-Jht r. just received, and IV.'r .le at the lowest figures at

august, 2"),

ONDON

.1. 7.. FALLEY'S.

"1ST SHOT GUNS—single and sat unusual low prices can b^ had L.WMoN A- Co'.,

A E fiS O E li A XV FORDS VILLE. INI 1A

N A.

E. WAYI-.AXI), Proprietor. sr. the market affords. Stabling goo'd onvenient. well calculated to aceuiiiijiodate horse drovers. niav g7. '3". n-tsyl•

Fand

CRAWFORDSVILLB

f.' £y Si S E .111 A It

T::I I AT.I. TKUM WILI. OIT:N ON II I" II S A S E T. 2 2, 1 S 5 3

UNDER the c-iiieient munagenicnt of the Pr.--i.lcnt ofthe Institution. Rev. JA.\I -.S II. Joiixso:,. who gives his entire time to the go\eminent and instiuetion ofthe school. I The Trustees and Teaehtrs would express their gratitude to the citizens of Crawfordsville. f-r the liberal patronage they have thus far ati'orded, and solicit a like liberality in fiuure.

The course of instructiou is thorough, and =pt"

I AAA The course of instructiou is thorough, an.1 =pe-,

I'11!'

nothing of a sectarian character is allow. exceeding]v desirable that the

d. sehoolars

JOHN SWEETSER. should be prompt in their attendance at tiio begin- Our assortment of linen edgings and insertingoJ ..ne is now eomrd'-te, those wishing to purchase

PRICE OF TUITION.

A THOMSON. O. P. JFINNISON, WM. TWINING. S. S. THOMSON. DR. D. W. LAYMAN. .'.••.-September 1 soft. vm* r.2t?yl.

Tier

iu.OO

A..R Ii 1 A I

i^ -»,^

erSSROiKMBSta

powers in all the diseases for which it is reeoic.mendcd usually called Ffij! AI^E COM 1*.Ij

A N O O S

A 2 iiTS.— T"f/"E HA VJ2 JU.ST DECEIVED a splendid vnrie-1 Ot these are I'rolap- tyot ha'iie^ Dre.*s oioti. e"n^iri:p_r of mu.J.- 1 siis teri. or J*a 1 mg lin lIcit !us o{II jrr uh' nd stvlis delains ail wool, of the Wonih: i-'iuor assorted eoiors. casimftix-s as spjvn.lid. assorted.--Albu.i. bites: Moii.tirs. lusters of all colors and styles. Persian Clircnie !n ia:iima- cloths. Pcr.-ian twills. A si.lcndiil assortment of e'er coui tion and Uleoration Gin^han-.s. Ginc-hr.nis of nil onaiities and stvh-s. "f the N\ onih Inei- C'aiiiei..-s without numoer.

A a

'Miifl t»ro\vn. trri^-n. Miu». and cad^t.

Hardware and Queensware.

••^I'LENDil) assortment- of Hardware a (queensware at the iuwest prices. f. 1. T. JOHN W17.S0N

Groceries.

-•1

LOVES of every kind and, quality, 'consistingof Gentlemen's kid. wool, cashner. berlin. boy?

Ladies kids ofall colors and 'jualitie^: moiiair mits of all oualities. ci'simer. do. oct. 1, JOHN WILSON.

FINE assortment of Bonnets and Ribbon-! JOHN WILSON.

oct.

GLKS of oct. 1.

ell

rpAin.F. rr

Britannia and Silver Plated Goods.

DOZEN liolib! .- plated irks. Table: 2-t do do do lo Dessen do do do

rw-Jt

(,'assiiueivs. line black doeskins, tine faticv Fretn-h humble COtlii'SSioil, 0. I 111 HOi Xi"d. and Kmrlish eassanetts and twe«-ds. flannels ofail Not fixed? What littve you been doino" colors and grades. JO!!X WILSON.

A choice selection of (rrocei-ii'S con-J

sistiiigof colt'ee, tea. sugar, mo losses, 'VOu

rice, al'si-ice, ginger, i.ciiper. mustard, snlr. i-re.

indites. Silk laces of all grades JOHN WILSON.

oct. l.'o

POljKFT

TLERY--A splendid ,'issortmen at 5 JOHN WILSON.

KNIVES An elegant a^sortinent at oet. 1. 7)13. JOHN WILSON.

NEW ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.

JAJIh l:i oO! s. UKO^N.

IIROOKS .V HKOVfN,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Qiiivuswar.". China. C«!ass? English, German, nail American I!alwart

MAIN bTUEKT, .XKW ALII ANY, IND. •10 are now receiving our fall importation

l^E are now receiving our tall importations of the above goods, to which we invite an examination of patterns and prices, by merchants visiting this market. From .air long experience in the trade, we fed confident that our goods in quality and stydes aie well adapted to this State, and that we. can make it to the inVrest of those visiting the talis, lo trade at this point. -,.'-.'5aug. 25.

Queensware.

•fl -a «'RA'I J. J. Lngli and iv iaeK august

ES and casks assort. 1 (Jueensware. -h and French 1 hiua. m.'W opened 'j suit purchaser-"-.

BROOKS A CROWN.

Glassware.

POXES Glassware, consisting biers. r.Iohis^es cans. Jars. Cnii"

august "2." BROOKS A I'.ROWN.

aide Spoons

•Is do do do '1 ca do: 25 do do do and 7 ring ii do do do ike baskets: ti do Britannia •a Setts from '12 10 do do •a ai id eofl'ee pots 5 .' 0 do :-]ii 1 'J. «V -1 1 '.1 do do istol assorted ring 5 do do

ipiart

GC es eups:

'j do do fis Caiidiesti'

I.anii s. aug. JJiilJOKS A iiiiO'AN.

Rifle Ban-els, Gun Locks, See.

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Locks, latches, Screws and Butts.

P02EN Locks assorted sizes and qualities 7"i .lo door Latches do do gross Wood Screws, brass and iron /"en Door Butts: do tabic do: ito Sa.-ii Piillie--. do do Fa-teners: boxes and kegs Tacks, from 2 to

2-1

oz:

d^i brads and linishing naiis. to sin aug. g.". KR(.»OKS A BROWN.

Axes, Shovels, and Spades.

BOXES Hunt's. Leveret:, and II. Collins. axes ." bo.Mcs handled axes: i~ dozen Hatchet.-* and Hammers: 73 do assorted shovels and Spades, round square: lo do 4 prong Forks: lo reams Sand paper. gust 25: BROOKS A BROWN.

Table. Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, &c

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lO.rti) •J.O.) 4.^0

Use of Piano for practice. Lessons on Guitar. A small extra charge is made for fuel used iu the public rooms.

TItrsTEES.

MBUELLAS. Glass Lanterns and Tin lamps. ir ''oct. 21. '53. ROBINS'. N'S.

GROSS W. S. Putehers Table cutlery

A IF A? 1000 dozen do Pocket do 7o dozen Butcher's Scissors and Shears 500 do Files. Ras'.s. Phseksmith. Mill

I.'" Gross Iron. Table, and Tea Spoons: 50 do Britannia do do d.»: .v.. 2"« dozen Butcher and Sticking Knives '20 do Ames's S]:oe Knives august 25. !uf m-

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Cigars.

The lovers of the weed will find the best o^ Ctcars at

T. D. BROWN. co

*2n::

Edgings and Insertings.

should call on april 15, 155-3.

ept. 10. U53.

purch

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Wheat! Wheat!!

FY THOUSAND bushels of wheat wanted immediately, for which the highest cash price 1 at all times "be paid,

Call at the store of JOHN Ii. ROBINSON. nll-tf

Wanted Immediately. ALL the Oats^nd Flax Seed in Montgoinerv count v. u-r ^¥:ieh the nroiir.sT urice will be paid bv I.EE. GILKEY fc Co.

Sc]»ten:ber 16. 1:53. ullws.

DAMESTICS

ofall kinds, consisting of bicecbed

noislins. a .'oo^l assortment, .ind lin??vs. oct. I.-5.3 WILSON.

Tlu-ro is a'cl.iss of persons lireatl.hig out a licriid existence in tliis world of beauty

AI"J25 WINTER STOCK, and abundance, thai- lose all its exjovnu nts, .SPLE.N DID AS.S03?T.7IK.\T

but experience iil iis bilieniess. simj.!y be-

)y:5c VO

I oct. 1. \V3. JOHN WILSON 'v th.ougiit ar.y more ot 1! you refuse to

bv contributing much at the party? No! If vou

performers.) and cultivate an agrccablencss of disposition, an all'ability of feeling, for it is worth more than a dozen -pan of horses, and a roll of broadcloth .as long as from here lo Jericho. You must not. imiiiriite that because vou arc invited to a

observation and the subject of unive rsal a_ platise, simply because she is superbly dec orated, having the most useless drappery "hitched 011 to her.''

Far from it. V\'e have seen gentlemen, clad but poorly, enter the brilliant circle, whose '.ranee seemed almost repul-

tionally 011 their part, the. "lion" of (he evening. 1 have seen the fascinating and perfumed dandy enter side bv side v. ilh .1,

t!lc'!r vc'"sts

pal, interest and cost., in a coin next revolt- j„

ing to their lectin gs—neglect! 'J hi- is so,

b'j us. Our wealth is oar own we have '"j made it, our ease is our own—we have I gained it by the sweat of our brows, or by tlie labor of our minds. Our position in society is not conferred upon us, but purchased bv ourselves—with our own intellect, application, zeal, patience, and indus-

try. If you remain inferior to us, it is be-1

peror was f-'r^j(d to abdicate because his imbecility had well nigh ruirn-d his dynasty. The presenf one is neither imbecile nor intellectual he is cold in feeling, phlegmatic in manner, without cither f«»rce or breadth of character, and remarkable for nothing except the number of languages he has been taught. His first public act was performed only a year or two before he ascended tlie throne it was to attend at the trial of a patriot for high treason, and posting himself in the passage through which the condemned prisoner was led to execution, to spit in his face! Since his acces-

m-int

use i!:oy "can't o"i't 1i\ed." 11 lYcqto nt- and on the spot where JeSWS eonimencetl Iv hnppens that- ojiportunini'S of the highest enrtldy enjoyn.cuts tre prescrded to them, and their ciuirns nVc uryed by both friendo and tho hio-!i position they hold in Focietv, :tnd while to tin observer no obstapossibly jwesuK itself of su'Vicier.[. nitignituJe to ojipose or hinder, for nio mcnt, their access to it, but to oursurpi i.se they refuse the proffered favor with the

till your life? Where is tho money which 'yotir devoted parents put at your disposal for the verv purpose which you are now man ol statue somewhat tail and comely, I declining? -^i- wi a 1 uddy countenance, such asthobe-

Not fixed? How would von be fixed? (holder ms3* lioth jove ?:nd tear. His hai Would you. if going to a parly, be tin- tin- i-s t!.e color ot the liibert when fully ripe', lest dressed man or woman there? Then

|,[ j.l bject of ridicule. JJo i).oi nricnt co!cr, cut ling and waving ill be about his shotihh rs in the middle of lii^ com-! hoiui there is a seam of long hair, after the' plv with a fi iemi's invitation because ur tiiiinner of tlie Nazurites. His forehead i^ horse and bugoy are r.ot the ilncsd "that plain and delicate his face without a spot may be in the drive, than if you were to go "i" wrinkle, beautiful with a comely red his with them as they are, and make amends misc anu nnaith are exaci'y formed hi* the .sociality of. beard the color of his hair and thick, ndl would be. a star! of any great, length, but forked, in re-

nng men. that vou wil

in the circle of your acquaintance, think' proving he is lei 1 i!«Ie :ti admunishing. courless of making great a surface show, teous in si,c:-.k ng, vi ry modest and wise (that is the business of theatric and

circus

sparrow-hawk's tail :tnd notwithslauuing self.'' all this array the scowl on their counte-j "])onno be-out that docs she dew any nances, emanating from hearts of tobacco kind of performances?" seed magnitude, told but too cone!u- ively "Oh ves," said the d(or kec per, now dcthat fill their pains had been paid, pimci- termiued on a

I cause you have not tlie talent, the indus -i "Oh, certainly!" try. the application necessary to your ad-,y 1-faving thus fully posted himself upon vanecment. You wi.-h to become rich as' erv side, our hero ascended the stairs,some do to become wise but there is no, folliwod by a large crowd, who had gath1 royal road lo wealth any more than there it

is to knowledge. The husbandman who vrho willingly paid the required fee to see I will not till his ground shall reap nothing t) end of it. Owing to the great crowd of ^.,, but thistles and briars. What right have visitors that were standing around her lady-, vou, who do nothing for yourselves, your ship, it was some time before our hero could families, or vour country, or mankind, to ,.i near. Bat soon it was whispered around imagine that you will be selected by youri

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fellow-citizens for th«*ir favor, their conii-- instantly made way for him. He came for-1 dence, their rewards? If by aristocrat you ward bowing and scraping, and throwing 'mean one who has earned his promotion },:.s body into a variety of postures, that

by his industry, then indeed I am an ans- woukl have reflected credit 011 the most sup tocrat." sfe .y pic circus twister. Having done what ho considered to be about the polite thing, he it-^T The whole royal family of Austria leaned toward her, and, in a very confidents intellectuallv degenerate. he last Em- ttal manner, asked if she be so obliging

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wedding vou arc a groom, or evui a at a jiiace wliere thuy were exhibiting lately grooinsnntn, or that you will be the oniy Jung geared specimen from the coun individual ot your sex who elicits any a .-,( whose optics two "hull" dimes pre tention by no means. Nor should a !a(iy

suppose that she is to be the great focus ol herself, came up to the door with:"How much uu ye charge for lettin' a feller in here!"

sive, yet with a noble bearing, and the ef-J her heP? fusions of still nobler hearts, they unmten-j "^eveii hundred and .sixty-four pounds/f part, the. "lion" of the

lniitvuiuais, t'r.eir hair glistening -.s eo-ot a couple of two vear old steers .tlie raven p.-tiiur their coats the most. weigh mor'n that I reckon." [splendid finished of some cracked tailor don't doubt it, sir." Turn-1

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Fr sc:urTioN of .ifsi ciirist. The following episttfe was tal cn by Xa-1 pi1 COM from the rucohls of Home, when ho di prived that ritv of so uutrV vnluabld

scripts. Tt was, wiittcn nt the time

his ministry, by Publius Lemelhis, (iov

ernor of-Judta. io fht Senate of Rome—

Ctesnr, Emperor. It was the custom ill those days for the (ioVernor to write fiomn

any event of importance which transpired while lie held his oQice

•'Costittrr aTttEiss:—Titcre appeal'ed in these da\s, our days, a man natneo Jesus Chrit, wb.o is yet living tinning ns, and of the (b ntles, is accejiled its prophet of great, (ruth but his own disciples call hint the Son of God. lie hath raided the death 'ind cured till manner of disease. He is a

plain P.- I. ear, whence dou waul itisotii

None

have seen him lau^h—many have seen him weep. A man lor his surpassing beauty, cxct llintf the children of nu n."

"fat irutnuu''

ro-i

hues the following "good one" as occurring

"nted a much larger aspect than even the

"Twenty cejits, sir, for full grown per' ons." ••Wouldn't yeou take eighteen?" 4 "Tweniv cents is tlie lowest, sir." "Wal I don't know beout payin'uo milch

h.ir."

"Wal spouse that's a ]iur!y f=mart& ehiince of a weight for a woman, but neow

of snowy whiteness '-W.ih lei's see, h.r.v oi was't yeou sod

was?"

I ing ol their neck ags and their standing: ",Shs is tliirty-sevcn, sir but I think you 'collars, v. hose points reminded one of a ]1

,j otter walk right up and satisfy your-

sdl,

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tnd we would advise ali, that is evcrvbod' '0"-h hemlock! veou don'tsaveo!the propriety of not waiting to get iixed ac- ]j yeou Vpose she's dewin' em neow?"k-:i:. cording to tiie reijiiiremcn's )t otii" a'rcai'y -'lletti stej) right ir and P-e, sir." I deluded fancy. Remember that you are in "I've a darned good notion tu—wouldn'tthe woild, and that tinn* ia onward enjoy figliJeen pence, would ye?" it if you can. Don't wait to get fixed. ,.,.,'^*0' sir, could't do iu" iSi''Wii!, here goes then tew hull dimes—'

"she turns soniernets,

through hoops, stands on her head

yurietv of other wonderful firats!"

V, Vi IS AX AIUSTOCIt AT. Casimcr I'erier. cn being called an aristocrat, replied, "i'y only aristocracy is the superiority which industry, trirjuhty, perseverance, and intelligence will always insure to every man in a free slate of society, and 1 belong to those privileged cl.".s.-cs, lo ]y, for she stands a groat, deal on ceremony.' which you may belong in your turn.— "She does, eii? Wal, I swum I should They are not privileges crcated/or us, but think she'd squash the little critter. If

slap dap! who cares for expenses! I'm beound tu see the old lady stand 011 her head if 1 have to sell the oid rrmri's cruthssl—But sposin' she aint perlbrmin' tu day?" I "She will do anything you wish, if you: her politely but be sure to do it polite-

wsis ft ti rah Moiiev, I'd be blamed ef she'd. stand on me!" "Weil, go ahead, sir, and mind and bo po!i." "(Jli, l"il be jest as perlite as a plantation larkie. But look here, veou if the old hi-

won't dew anv performances, you'ildoe

-, er therri tew dimes agin, Won't you?'

around during his interrogatoiies. and

room what was going on and the crowd

as tu git up and sian on hor head."

Sjj'itf

on what great action has redeemed his lor the task,, tor a der hog never character*—Philadelphia

Recorder.

came the great fat hand of the la-

dv, and lighting fair on the mug ofthe unfortunate greeny, caused him rather unexy pectedlv to execute a double somerset and fetch up against the floor, Greeny picked himself up and made his exit, amid the roars of the spectators. He didn't stop to claim his "tew dimes."

Ijij-A gentleman in Chiiicotha has just published a work 011 the best mode of raising pigs. An editor in noticing the production, says tlie writer is fully competent