Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 17 December 1853 — Page 3

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INSURANCE QOMPANY

OF IIARTFORD^CONX.

INCORPORATED 1823.'

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TIIIS

OFFICE has now* transacted business for more th.in a quarter of a century during which jwriod it had taken more than

100,000 Risks!

And injured r\-il and personal property against, lose by Fire and Walcr to tho value of more than TWO IIUNDEED^fdlLLIONS OF

IX THE WESTERN COUNTRY. fievrral Thonraml losses liar* been incurred upon tbc above risks nil of which have been adjusted at the

A&ZmY

.At Cincinnati, and paid with the utmost promptitude according" to the conditions of the jxdiev. as may be seen by tltc receipts of the several claimants on file.

The undersigned lias been furr.i.-hcd with blank policies, siglmed by the o'liecrs of the Company also with blank renewal receipts. for continuing policies already i»«sued, and is duly authorized and prepared, as Atfent of said Company, to make infturaiices for any period of time, not less than nc month nor greater than seven years, noon buildin p.s or their contents, occupied as Dwellings, Stores, Warch'uses, Churches. Hotels, Banks, Court Houses, Colleges, etc., and their contents against

JLos* or Damage by Fins

For further informnti respecting rates of preniiiitu, oto., applv to the undersigned. JAM MS HEATON. A cent.

For Crawfordsviilc and Montgomery County, dee. 2, 1553. eh-5*,

National Gallery of

DAGUERREOTYPES!

IWK. F. E. COKEY,

WOULD

respectfully ann'uncc to the citizens of Crawfordsviilc and vicinity, that he has

:i'i

idapted to Photogenic purpo-

aiul he is now prepared to take Daguerreotypes of every po.-sibie ize and style. Having one of the best and largest Cameras in the world he is now prcjared to take fi:ll jm.ate rionui.s and famii.v •iuon'i:n, whieh for accuracy of delineation, beauty depth of tone, fine finish, mellowness of lighis and shadows, naturalness of expression, and lite-like appearance cannot be equalled ly any artist, in the. west. His pictures obtained the iirst premium at the State Fair, held at Lafavet'.e. in Oct. last. The mine pictures with some others arc now on exhibition at his rooms, and he cordially invite.* all to conic and examine them.

A liberal- reward will be given to any one that *vill produce a finer picture than can be taken at this es'iibli-hment. Rooms over Still well & Coon's Groeerv s!or::.on Washington street. All kinds of weather suitable for taking likenesses.

Instructions in the art driven on scientific principles. and an onuit furnished on reasonable terms. December li, 1S53. n2-5v,*3.

JAS. P. LUSH. I A. I.USE.

LUSH & BROTHER,

a a MAM KAOTnn OF

bkaiik retE'is

And V. ho:esa!e and Retail Dealers in FRENCH, KSGMSff, AXI) AMRICAN PAPCRS, Main Sired, opposite City I/olcI,

A ill S5

LAFAYETTE, IND.

Dceember !•, 15-53. vaniMvl.

AX I'] 11

Tiie rroprictors of the above Company liavc fitcililies enabling them io forward A N N O S O I A N S I I It. pHrcelN, f'nrkissrcs and (ioods, und to

C'olhvt Notes, Dr.-if'Js and Accounts iit nil lliv. principle cities and towns i:t the

United Spates, the Camad-ts,

CALIFORNIA AND EUKOPE, At Low IJntcs a:\d with »'rcn* Speed.

Order tloods marked "By the American Express Company." The. above Company have placed a messenger on the New Albany A: Salem Railroad, running from Crawfordsviilc Michigan -ity. connecting at Lafayette and Michigan City with all parts of the United States and foreign count! ies. pr.OPRIF.TORS.

AVki.t.p.

Ertt nfit.i.o & Co., Broadway and

6 Erie Place. New York. LiviNcifioN.

Fauoo A

fulo, N. V.

1053.

Co., K7 Main Street. Euf-

.1 AMES IIE5\TX»N, Agent.

Crawfordsviilc, Nov. 25, ls."i3. ovilntf.

1 853.

JUST RECF.IVKIJ. WE HAVII JUST REOEIYKJ) AND ^oponed our Fall supply of drugs, miuu-

CIM.'S, CIirXIICAl.S. I1VKS, ACIOS. OK.S. V.MtMSII1 1'A I NTS, I'lKI'lM 1. l'AT INT IIMCIM.S tll.ASSWAKK. WlMioW OI.ASS. 1'1'TTV. lO'.I'SMrP. etc.. •which we intend to sell as low as can be atl'orded by anv liouse in the Wabash Valley, or tiie State of Indiana.

Physicians will do well to call and examine our Btock of Chemicals and Select Powders, wiiieh were bought from the importers wi:h special reference to the wanLs of the profession.

We will pay particular attention to the prescription business, and are prepared to attend to ealis at all hours of the dav or night.

Don't forget to call at the old stand, one door east of the Eagle Hotel. T. D. BROWN & Co. :Crawfordsviilc. December 2. 1SC3.,.

CARPETS.—Rag,

rpiil".

Turkey, and every descrip

tion of Carpctir.irs. at oct. 1.

GR MI AM vt BRO.

largest pile of Cassinett anil Tweed eoat in town, oet. 1, '53.

•an be found at the store of GRAflAM

ifc BKO.

j^IVE HUNDRED oair Tweed, Cassimcre, cassinett. and Jeans aats, at oet- 1, '53.

GRAHAM a BRO.

IX HUNDRED Vests ofeverv stvle and variety oct. l,\-3.] at GRAHAM BRO.

PRTY

Drv Under Wrapiers and Drav.ers at oct. 1, GRAHAM a BRO.

oct. 1,

Hats rikI Caps.

Fifteen Hundred Ilats anil Caps, of the best stvles and fashions, for sale bv oet. 1, '53. GRAHAM it BRO.

want everj- Ladv and Gentleman in tMfc* and tho surrounding counties to come and bco our stwk of Gools before purchasing elsewhere for wc can aud will sell Goods Ixdow all conijR'tition. [oct. 1,'oS.J GRAHAM & BRO.

"1T7"ANTI\8).—All of the Jeans. Flannels, Lin»

sscv.*. and Socks, in this count v. at Oct. 1.1*50. GRAHAM & BRO. iife

TJONNETS ANT) RIBBONS.-A splendid stock II of Silk and freach lace Bonnets also, a lar^o lot of Velvet and Fancv Ribbons at oct. 21. '53. CRAWFORD & MULLIKINS.

E wish to buy jeans, flannel. linsey. fl-athcrs, butter, egga! tallow, lard, drie-i poaches, ajlor!

p'.es, wool sochs, mittens, rags and pecscng 'ch:c4i wo will qnw the highest prices. :i, *5? CW.TtVfD MrLLT^TN.

PATENT

EMERY'S

iSaiSt'oa e-glf 2* JPo we ?. THRESHERS, Scperntors, &c. complete, the most economical power in use. for sale by

Oram

TX of these celebrated machines on hand and for

July 211, 1-SoS* Lr.favctte. In.liana.

Scales.

"PLATFORM and Counter Scales of a JL quality for sale by Juiy 1'.i,"a-'t.

EIRE

by July 29, i?53.

Ml'MFORD i-iOt)KEK,

"K'ALE E-EAMS.—A

WAR?:iIOUbE AND SEED STORE,

MUMFORD & HOOKER,

I,A FAYETTE, IXDI ANA,

HaveSprinr

just received tiieir winter

and supply of r»ods which they oiler to dealers at factory rates, in any quantities. Amongst our stock may be found °0o 'z. Axes most approved brands:loo Axe helves, turned and lini.-d.ed

Uo.0":" lbs. Rcred (Jriiulstones loo liny CutLers

'JO')

Thermometer Churns Rubber and leather beltinir. hose and packinc (rTiii'istone cranks and rollers, Sausace meat cutters. Nests of measures, pumps, corn sheilers, etc.

We are also now receiving our Sythes. Ib.'OS, forks, cradles, snoaths. etc., lor our spring trade. December 'J, 185!]. v5n23.

Mott's Agricultural Furnaces,

FOR

heating water, tryintr l.ard and tallow, cooking vegetables, etc., an indispensable article for farmers, pork packers, butchers, hotel keepers, etc. For sale bv

Dec. 9, '53. MUMFORD & HOOKER.'41

Kaidncss Ctirvtf!

KMERKOX'S AMERMHV HAIR HESTORATIVE, ?^OR Restoring th.e Hair on Heads IIovki.essi.y ]at.i). and to prevent the Hair from falling, is wiuning golden opinions of persons who are using it. This is a r.cw article, rei-cniiy introduced, is a sure en re for Baldness, and will stand the test of a discerning I'ubiie. as thousands who have used will testify. See Circular to be had of the agents, giving full particulars. 1'rice £1.0 in large Bottles.

Fold by

Si.oan

& Mono an. Agent.

C. E. EISHI^R Sz CO.. I'roprietors. "-T Superior street, Cleveland. Ohio. December St, 1^53. v,"n--vl.

PI'RSEL & VA\CLF ,lVE,.^fe

HAVING

fitted up their Sausage cutters, are

now prejarcd to fiiriii.di their fellow-citizens with Sausage Meat in good stylo, at their old stand at the north east corner of the. Public Square, or at Pursei's provision store, on market street.

Custom worlc done up in good style. Vauelcavc has a cutter in operation at his shop. Dee. 9, 18.r}o. n2Sw2.

I & I I 'mm: m.

Has now tho best and largest assortment of." IT Y' J] LRY, in ('rr.vfordsville. Tho^o wishing any articles in th.is line will do wclito call and examine our stock. Ladies" Bracelets. Lockets. Breast ]ans. 1'ar riii'.-s. Finger lings, (.'oral beads. CutV pins, Goid pencils. Silver thimbh-s. S]MK-tac-les. ete.. etc. Gents can find at this establishment fine Gold and Silver Wale ho Seals, Buckles, Breast pins. etc. .1. F. MICK.

December "2, 18 "3. v."in2'2!,f.

us?. T^^ssscjssjjir/r,

E N A p^SURGEON.

RKSPECTFULTiY

MUMFORD HOOKER,

-fuly 29. IS-".?.. n47v!.

kETCKUM^i

PATENT MOWING MACIIINNS

fenders hi.- services t" the cit

izens of 'rawfordsville and vicinity. He gives particular attention to carious teeth—millions of which are now annually lost for want, of timely and .judicious treatment. Those that are in want of artificial teeth can do well to call and see specimens of the best manufacture of

Porec'ain Teeth in the West,

Having sure utility and ease to ail requiring arfiiiciai substitutes, from a siivjle tooth to an entire double set. Ail work warranted.

All operations pertaining to the science carefully attended to with the least possible pain. Dental Rooms in Washington Hall.

November -i. vonlStf.

Popular Pateist ^IcdicsHcs. E ARE AGKXTS at Wholesale or Retail fer the following highly popular patent mediernes.

Brown C«/s. Endermaton Railway's Family Medicines Myer's Extract l.V-ck Rose Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla Craig's Hoosier Sarsaparill..: .... (teoghegans Extract Hydropipes

Fahnestock'a Vermifuge Me Lane's Gunn's Mexican Mustang Liniment Chinese Loree's Ohio McLnne's Volcanic .Jones's Ncrvo and Bone Liniment Fenimore's A it Robert's !l Jr Regenerator: Robert's Ext.act Ginger Benncts Eye Balm: Thompson's Eyo Water .Tew David's Plaster: Perry Davis' Pain Killer: C»raves' Family Medicines Lyons' K.'.thairon: And a host of others too numerous to mention, but equally good. Call and get pamphlets and almanacs. t. D. BROWN iV Co.

December 2,1S53. n22v5.

The ^RderEiwJon!

THE

GREAT External remedy for Fever and Ague in all it f- rm^ Tiiis justly popular jirepariion has met with unprecedented success duriug the past summer and fall. If you have tha ague, try it. 2s|!F° NoTtliyG 7ASEX IXTKHVAtT-T: J?*

Sold Wholesale and Retail bv the Proprietors. Dec. -2. IS.5. T. D. BROWN & Co.

BOOTS &

.— CASES Boots and Shoes.

10,000 DOLLARS

Hai.i.'p

srior

MUMFORD & HOOKER.

PROOF" SAFES. a good assortment in store and for July 2!',

sale bv

"MUMFORD A- HOOKER.

QMITH'S IJORSF. POWERS. Titvesh-rs. cleaners, O etc. eo.-nplcle for six and eiir'iit, horses, warranted to thresh and (.lean fit for market from 300 to fiO.) bushels of wheat i-er dev. on hati and for sale

Lafayette, Indiana.

\rcre stock on hand and for RD .t HOOKER. Lafayette, Indiana.

sale bv Ml'MFORD .t HOOKER. July 2Si", lSr.3.

Wabash Agiicultrural

Sioan Morgan, Crawfordsviilc Henry Ott.

C* Armstrong. Darlingi .n T. \V. A. "Webster: Ladoga John R. Hooper, Linden Webter & Palmer. Shannondalc Jofoph Milligan. Wavelaed James c'i Bics.. I'ai'l-ter.-.bu! gb A. L. Diiling. New Ri'.lnnoiid Dec.em'oer M, 1S5"

REWARI:

Is Offered for a Better Receipt. It contains uo Opiuir, Calomel, or'Mineral Poison, and is safe for the most dclicp.te Child!

Br. Wm. Hall's

•3

A LS A FOR THE LU N S,

FOR THE CURE OF

Consumption. Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis. "feasting of the Flesh, NightSweats, Spitting of blood, Ifoopingcough. Difficulty of Breathing, coldsj

Coughs. Influenza. Phthisis. Pain in the

?i Je, and nil Diseases of the Cliest and Lungs.

•y

It is estimated that }50,000 persons die anrrtaliy in the Unitee States with ccnsn-nption, and Professor Eberly says thai a vast num'iwr. of these eon Id be saved by the timely r.se of soirre' prompt re'-nedy. r.

Balsam ftrikea at tir-.i Root of the

Di.-*j,i.-e at r.nve. and sucli is its speedy cff.iet, that any one'using it freely, according to directions, for •J4 "or -rS hours, and not bei:ig entirely satisfied v.'irh its nie:it, may return it and receive back tiieir money. Their money will be cheerfully refunded. The r-io-t distressing coti^h is frequently ruiieved by a single lose. and broken up in a few hours' time. The ailiicted do uct have to take bottle after brittle h.'fore tin find whether this remedy will afford reliefer v.ot.

Call on the agent and got a pamplet gratis. The Treatise on Consumption aione is worth more than the price of this medicine. Von will find certificates of Physicians in Cincinnati, tmd of others whose cures have been effected here at home, where they can be found.

The public have been imposed upon by remedies recommended by certificates which have always originated from some unknown source. \Vo believe that a Medicine possessing Teal merits -will eifeet cures wherever it is used, at home as well as abrord. This is no Paregoric preparation, but- one which if tisL-d in season will savt the lives of thousands and •persons may make this bargain with agents iVoni whom they purchase, that in every ease "where it is used freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction is not given in 21 or hours they can return the medicine, and tiieir money will bo cheerfully refunded. For sale by

In the above named diseases it only needs to be faitlduiiv u:i.'d. according to directions, and a uitre is cer*

Get a Pamphlet

Of cur agcin\ There you will I:nd weil authenticated evidence of it- great healing propensities and when you have onee used the medicine you wculd not be without it for ten times its price.

Denounce it a Humbug!

We call upon those who are deceived by the use of this medicine, to denounce it to the world, and us as impostors, if it is not all we recommend it to be, that others may not be deceived by a worthless article. Rucoilcct the genuine is siancd

December P, l?.rj3. v,"n2ivl.

NEW GOODS.

A larec and splendid slock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS «fe SHOES,

}P.

READY MADE CLOTHING, QUEENS WARE, HARD WARE,

GROCERIES, &c.,

just received for Fall and Winter.

CAMPBELL would respectfully announce to hi.-friends that his entire stock of Goods have now arrived. His pun-bases have been unusually large and selected with more than usual care. Bought as they were from tiie most extensive jobbers in the eastern market—and from the manufacturers and importers—he feels confident t!iat he can oiler goods as i.ow if not a little lowki than they can be bought arywher" and he would her'' remark, that his assertions are not just in print as a mere repetition of custom, but as binding promises which he obligates himself to fulfil. Ilis great aim has ever been to give his customers good goods at a fair price, and not imitation articles, which would be. dear at any price an examination of the quality of our goods, as well as the prices is earnestly solicited.

Buttons and Notions.

SHOES.

I0i)J Pur Mens an»l Boys Boots: 010 Womer.s shoes of every crutlity: 1100 ChiMrens shoes: forsaloby [ot. l.'oS] GPA.IIAM tS: BRO.

vCn24vl.

PAIN! PAIN 1 PAIN!

Who would suffer with pain one single hour for the price of a bottle of Dr. Baker's Pain PaintecaV,

Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea,

Fer the cure of pain both external and internal!— The greatest pain-curing remedy yet discovered!— Pain can not exist where this remedy is faithfully usedl

Cue Single Dose!

Has given immediate relief in thousands of eases, where persons were suffering with the most excruciating pain. both in the stomach and bowels! Others ol cramp-colic! others of cramp throughout the whole system: others of violent, attacks of diarrhoea!

One Single Application

W ul give (almost) instantaneous relief in eases of Burns. Toothache, Headache. Painful Swellings, and iiKlainmatory Rheumatism, if it is applied according to directions.

Give it One Fair Trial,

And if you do not. find-it to be what it is recommended. go back to tho agent and get double the amount (if money refunded. We make this o-i'er, knowing th it what this medicine has done in thousands of cases, it will do again.

In Clirouic Diseases

Such as Dyspepsia, Weak Breast, Liver eomph.hit, general debility, fever and ague, canker or sore niout h. putrid sore throat, weak eyes, spine and kidney disi.-a 'c. old sores, coughs and-colds.

is the prices is earnestly sohc[OctoDor ul, li-53.—v.'mlO.

rpiIE Ladies will call at J. Crawford a- ?dullikii 1 if tliey wish to find

j" OG and Tr

oct. 21

O. R. BAKER. M. D.

Price 2.5. ."0, and .?"i.t'0 per bottle. For sale by Sl'.an Morgan. Crawfordsviilc Henry ott. do: R. C. Armstrong. Darlington T. \V. A. Webster, Ladoga John B. Hooper. Linden Webster & Palmer. Shannondah .Joseph Milligan. Wav.-land Jamer.it Bros., Park(*sburgii A. L. Diiling. New I aond.

splendid lot of Habit, oct. 21. '.-3.

Ladles' Dress Goods.

LARGE and splendid stock of Prints,madder colors: plain and fancy delaines French and cnglish merinoes fancy colors: A fine lot of alapacas plain and fancy color.Domestic and fancy ginghams good cob.rs Black and'ehaoifcahie dress silks Ladies black silk mitts a good quality Flannels of all colors and styles Tweeds and plaid linsevs of all grades Fine brown and bleached muslins Plain ah barred jaoonetts, cam. muslin, swiss, book, figured and plain

Black silk vails, collars, under-sleeves, ehemizetts. silk lace and fringes, for sale by oet. -1

:53.

CHAAVFORD ife MULLIElN.

AIXTIOX! Al'CTI©^!

IS universaily given up that there is better bargains got at Schooler's Auction Room than any other place in town: and he is still receiving all kinds of goods to sell for whatever tiioy will bring at this time he has on hand a large lot of

All kinds of Books,

A li new and of the latest dates, which can bo bought at- private sale or at auction verv low: at th.^ same dace a fine lot of new saddles^o!d veiy low a large ot of notions of all kinds en hand a lot of nice violins: a fine lot of hats a- fine lot of ei^ht day and thirty heur clocks-: r.ice watches: together v.ithal-' most every Kind of property that is used. i.- sold here. Call ar.d-Iook ai-rcy orders are to sc-il.

Tores cash. *V«~. H. SCHOOLER. No^. 12, 1553. [vmil'tf.J Auctioneer-

r*S~= ui^CO.

Annually iost by the people of this county by not knowing vrhcre •GOODS arc so id the CHh-APl£5T. 'Jo preveni fur 1 In losses, the "undersigned has at great expense taken thi.s

means ofinfo-riTiing the pubtic that 22. J.

Our assortment Woohm (roods is large and was purciuised previous to tlie late heavv rise. which eiuddes us to defy »11 compt-tftioA. i5car it in mind that we shnil stick to our old prices let others say what they may, our eas.-iniorcs cant be equalled, "here. sept. 2S.:r,3.

OlLIvS AND SATINS ol'all descri|tions. both for O bonnets and dresses, a large variety for salo by sept. 20,

Ladies to our styles.' sept. 23,55-3. BRYANT it Co.

TT^RENCH KK1NOS. all colors, qualiticsaivl priJL1 ccs, a little lower than ever before sold in this market. [sept. So, VtC.l BiiYANT ifc Ci

OHAVv'T/ES, brocade, blanket, bay state and nlO nios' an endless variety of other styles, for sale lov by [sept. 2-3, '53.] BRYANT & Co.

STATIONERY.—-A large variety. O j-'art o)' plain and f.iiiey

E O I O A S I O N W

Is still in motion, and n-ctiving now from the nianufar-t'.'.r^rsand imjiorters of l-i-osten. a miperb ol-'k of Fail and Winter goods, comi-risir.-i every article r.snaliy icept r.y the trade and many articles not t^^ be found elsewhere. Thg unrivalled niagnifieence oi'our sroek, ib «?:icnt. and the. low prke.sat wliivli we are selling is well calculated to .strike the beholder wi^h wonder and admiration.

3. iiRYANT Oc Co.

YESTINGS

onsistiiig in

ttcr and note paper.

Gilt edged do., cap paper, Inks and Ink stands, visiting cards. (^i:i!), etc., etc.. for sale by sej t. 2i, lsr.3. BRYANT' & Co.

Hats and Caps.

There is no use going bare headed when you can buy a hat

longer,

cheap of [sept. 22,

BRYANT & Co.

ELVET RIBBONS, all colors and widths for scjt.

'-'3.

September 23,1*.VJ. BRYANT «fc Co.

jr. s.

ITas"rccived his Stock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, QUEEN SNY A

CRASH,

Kb:. GROCERIES, HATS,

CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOTHING, of all kinds and quality. October 21. 1S53. v.",n"lO.

diapers, .-•iik

oet. 2l,'f 3.

and mohair surge at ROBINSON'S.

"{."'IJ.FS and rasps. Carpenters an Jgj augers, plai:

Coojicrs tools,

bitts.

oct. -Jl.

oct. 21, '.)3.

isels and Iiandief.. at Rw BENSON'S.

Cross (i'ut. Hand. Panncl, Tenent and Saws, nisi received and for sale bv ROB IN SOX.

brass,

(. limns. lass, briitani

Japan Candlesticks for sale

•i oaj 1, i^.»B 1NSON.

Groceries.

Tea,

Coffee,

SuoTiV,

Golden

\vrup. New Orleans Molasses, madler. indigo, alum, spiee, pepper.

ginger, nutmegs, eioves, einiiamon, brimstone, sattIieter and refined borax, to be found at oet. til, V.3 CRA W EOIH) Ml.:LLIKINS.

UEENSWA Rl-3 and Hardware a general a^sort-ni.'-nt for sale bv oct. c'lvA WFORD ec MULLIEIN.

AdininistratorG Notice.

OTICE is hereby given that the under?ig:icd bus been appointed administrator of the estate of Thomas Kel.-cy. late of .Montgomery county, li'diana. deceased. i.id estate is oi\c!it.

THOMAS VENARD. Adm'r.

December 2, 1SD-3. n22w3.

Esccutor't Kotice.

OTICE is herebv

has this da

Merinos.-Broadway

mxlesat

.•cn. tiiat tiie undersigned

taKcn out letters of administra

tion with the will annexed, of the estate of Jacob Smith, late of Montgomery county, deceased. The estate is solvent. I'lllLIP SMITH,

Nov. 20th. 1S '3.—n'JJ'.v-j-. Ei-ccutor.

brown.'-, and Rarisian

[oet 21 'iW.] CA I'BELL'S.

lOBURG Cloths--also, mohair, bla-k and fancy, lustres at [oet 21."-"aj-j CAM I'BELL'S.

LARGE and superb lot of rich'and handsome delaines and persiiin cloths, for sale at oct. 21,':^. CAMPBELL'S.

ltd! and elegant silks, plain aiul brocade at oet. 21, "j:!. CAMi'BELlVS^

PLat

A IN a re ad a [oct Ji'03.] CAM I'BELL'S.

LADIES

and childrens Iambs wool and cashmere hose at [oet 21 'alt.] --'CAMPBELL'S.

Tj^ANCY Prints, a large lot of good substantial -L prin

Prints, a large lot of goi fast colors, .»t recci ved

READY

Moiusses. Nov. 2,

f.3. '_ CAMPBELL.

HATd AND CA1).S in any quantity, and at lov.- [c.ices, for sale by oct. 21. 'Ov. CAMI'BELL.

Made Chithing clieaper than was ever sold in this place, just rccehed and for sale by oet. 21. v.: CAMPBELL.

)OTS and Shoes to be sold ten per cent cheaper than anv one else ever suld them. oct. 21, '53. CAMI'BELL.

Indigo and Madder ahvavs

FIRST rate articl kept at

[oct 21 7: .J C.\M I'BELL'S."

3R' DUCE— all kinds, butter, feathers, linsevs, jeans, bacon, lard, etc., bought at oct. 21, '53. CAMPBELL'S

#scsxirsfi?

tvsr-

FIVE BAGS ol Rio Cofi'ee/ and 4 barrels prime New Orleans' CAMI'BLL 53.

Kfcrivcd

PIECES 0]-cra tlanneis for sacques: O dos. Ribcd Cashmere 11 esc r. «'ashmero Gloves

Brog.sn/a

.%c. Nov. 2,1. '52 CAMPBELL,

-a CHESTS, Young Hyson. Imperial. Gunpowr -6.x" der. and Black Teas of superior oualitv. foLAYMUN

s.lle br «fc CO.

Nhas

OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned been nnpointed administrator of the estate of John Boyer. iate of Montgomery county, lnd., deed, said estate is sol vent.

NATHANIEL BOOfiER. Admr.

nov. 1S, "53. n'_")w.i.

ill OF. FINDINGS of all kinds, for sale at oct. 1. '53.] HORNER C'o'i.

,\i:W ALBANY SALEM RAIL ROAD.

Ftry

R. K. BRYANT A CO.

1ILK VELVETS—all colors, l.-lue black, green nd brown. |Ust received by pent. 23'53. BRYANTS Co.

blacl: and brown velvets, satins, ilks lvc.. for sale bv :JJRYANT A Co.

liuured

sept. -J '.

MANTIT.LAS—Vinjw

invite tiie attention of tlu

Tlirongh fronj CrnwfartTsviUe to Cincinuati I O E A

MORNINGNTrain,Nleaves

Crawf.irdsvfi'e al 6)4

a. sr.. every day ("Sunday cxceiHcd).

Conn.jcting morrung and veninf with the La-

ui 3.

fall

-'VITT the attention of their Friend* and CounMerchants genorally. to their very large stock of Anv.-rican .and Jluropejtn Ooo:ls. which will be

oil', red cheap for Cash or spptovedcredit. Si'Pternber 10. 1S*.3. \vr.n m".

v. :,r r. wrriTrnrit. Vhoh. ,i. }-,v :i.

vy.ra.

5ea5ers iza Cap*?, Psar^,

AND

A E S 1 1 1 I N 3

COKNER Of PEARL AND MAIN STREETS, CIXCIXXA TJ, Om

£3? Cosh -paidfor sh'uqjiruifurs.

ju'.y S, 1S53. vCri2yl.

A E nr.M.ju'. in

BOOTS, HIIOTS, LMATIIER AND FINDINGS. JiAlS STHIILT, SOUTH OF THE riifllT ItOl.'SK,

April 1", nl2tre".

Looking Glasses and Plates.

PACKAGES Looking Glasses assorted sizes, £5 4 in Mahogany, Walnut, and Gilt frames. l.i boxes. Looking Giass Plates, assorted from 3 by 10 to 10 by 5'J. li R(XKS to liOW N.

THOSE new stylo Bayadere Robes are to be had tio where but at april 22, 'io. CAMTE'ELL'S.

'53.] sale by BRYANT it Co.

EN THOUSAND nnds Feathers wanted for whicli we will i'liy the highest market ]rice. wc are now paying cents. Come on with your produce and never rent until you call on

Y(U

want a lumdsoinc bonnet for spring and have, it trimri'.ed with a handsome ribbon outside. and a new and beautiful trimming inside go to april 22, 'jo. CAMPBELL'S.

E W W A A E

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW llnvinsr permanently located ldmsclf if! this place, will give his undivided attention to ail loisinesseiitrusted tc his care. Orlice immediately over Wilson's Store, west of the Court House. april 'J1.', W0. 1-ly 1.

DK7\V71L7 MAY

Respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsviilc and vicinity. Residence corner id'South and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. Odice in G.\V. Pearson's tailor shop. mar. 23. '"3, no'.'vl.

NOTARY PCFI.TO.

Fancy Articles.

THE

n*^y

f. yette and Indianaixjlis Ritjironrl. confident, having purchased his ?t"ck direct.'y fron»

A. THOMSON. Agent/ ,S^| niyl.

GOODS/" 1853.

&: SroJl»rr»»,

WIlO'LEtSALK DEALERS IN DRY C(XD5. Ho. 130, .12ain Street. CINOINN.vTI. Ollirr

Wf5ffTCHK58 Sc €0.,

Successors to \Vljitcher& Co., Vv* UOLESA E

largest an-l best a.-r«rtMieiit of Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy bei'ii brought to June b'.,

tie Ies generally, that has market for sale at SLOAN a MOBCAN'S.

CASES Campbell's Boots for sale at oet. 1. '.")3. HORNER & CVs.

HE BEST quality water-proof boots at Oct. l,:f3.) HORNER a- (Vs.

LEATHER.—Sole

sale at oxtr'-ulv low prices at oet. 1, IS",.' JOHN WILSON.

111 WLS—A iinc assortment, of ail colors. ...- Oct.'l. T,n,. JOHN W [J.SON.

B'] .1111*

A IX E & A I

WARE1R003IS

TIIE uii'Jorsioiu'd hns cnnst.nntly on liand a fu 1 as»".'rtriiciit of Plaiti and Fashiotiaoie l- ie.-i-TfitK, made the by-t ma'eiial, at prices to suit customers. Shop on Main street, oppo.-ite the Ristine Iior.se. YvM. ROBERTSON.

October 21, 1:."3. v.rmlttf.

McNlii.'l-entire stock* of Goods an! having added to them by recent arrivals, won Id inform nis friends that he is now ready to give bargains to all who may give him a call. He has now on hand a good assortment of Iron. Steel and N .i!s,

BOOTS AND Si!OE, HATS AND CAPS,

Domestics of ail kinds French cloths and casaimeres and almost every article that is usually kept in a retail establishment, whieh he will seil at the lowest po.-.-i'ole prices. 2-i?" All kinds of produce taken in exchange tor geous. F. II. FRY.

October ul. ls.VJ. v5nl0tf.

ARRIVAL A.\I)

FRESH

OF HOttTS AT THE

S2«tslofi Cootnsad .^hoc .^iorc. 13y fiir the largest nnil best selerled .Stock of Boots and Shoes ever brought to this market whieh we are now receiving and opening, that will be sold lower than ever sold in the west. Our stock is warranted to be of tho best quality having been piir«.h.i-i directly of the manufacturers of Boston consisting ofeverv 'juality of

Mens' heavy Boots: Kip and Calf do boys do Youths and Childrens do "Womens and Missus shoes of all kinds quality and stvle. thut could be wanted.

A. Horner &. Co.. Hnicejustreceived

ave an innumerable- lot of Ladies shoes, to which we call their particular attention. among winch may be found

Kid Boots, Enameled do. Silk Gaiters. Franklin Boots. Siik Gaiters, front lacc, Enameled Bu-i::ns, Misses Gaiters. Kid slipr, do.. that surpasses anything in the market in qnaiity

and price. oct. 27, 1S53.

IJ'IRE SHOVELS and tongs,

PLAIN

•in

,£vJS£^3 Having recently returned from the Gities &f Boston. :"cw York nAd Cinelncoti, wher« he bus r.iade extensive purcdiascf Eiojrant. Fasht'i nfto!«, and l»ur»bl» ...»

:f NEW GOODS!-

Leaves J^ifav^tte at t" a. ir." and th.e ciiizen- generally, ol Otfl Montgomery ind Evening Train, leaves Crawfordsviilc at It.' p. jr. Ac adj.icent connti.-s. that he is irow ?n r^'ipt

Le.aves Lafayette at 5J^ r. jr. the sena*. artd is otlvi irrg th^m a ^hado

TVhicfi af* especially ndnpte-i to thp'wanls "f this community, xvould resf^ct n!lv inform- friend*

lie v.Tuid sny that they wTd consult th- very bes? •*ts bv c.dling on'him bcil re purchasing their

f'loiiur.g, as hb present, stock is the most compietolie hc.s ever had the pleasuro of oftVrinsr. His stimk of superior frcr.eh, enclish, and umerienn cloth* it ml :s--i mores arc unsurpassed by anv iiy-tiio Wa-Isa.-h Valley.

The season is opproachin'g when u'd wislr to' purehasu their Boots

He wiM pay casti for ffty tiu u.-and bushels yf wheat. Don't forget tao old corner, so notoil far' biugiiir.s!

Crawfordsviilc, September 2-3, 1SCI3.- nl2.

C'rav/forilsyilic, Intl.

^ra\vfordsvi3 Ie,

I A E N to on »V Mortgag.s, Powers of Attorney, and other nstrunicnts of \vriting. (,)dice over Sloau i1j M'.-.-.-fan's Drug St-ux*.

October 1. vrnlOgrn.

Iowct

than

other house in tht place. Of this fact he ".a

the importers arAl manufacturers." Ite would call the especial attention 6? E A I E S To hi? large at'ld unusually well selcetcd stock ot Dros Goods and trimmings, which will bo found,' ori examination, to comprise every variety of articles in this iimi. which arc all of tho very latentfashionable styles.

,v* 1

and Shoes',

winch he hns an innneuso assortmout of over/ possible grade, from tile elegant Silk

Gaiter

to tho'

common Buskin, and from the beautiful calf Boot' t-o the heavy, serviceable "Campbell's Kip." Hats and Caps of every conceivable quality.' shape and texture, suited io all classes, ages aniF conditions. He lias al.-o ail unusually heavv stocif of

HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, NOTIONS, Glassware, splendid pocket cutler .', etc.. etc.—' This stock he is olfe'ing at remarkably low priced icr either easifor good approved cotintry produce ".

"ST RECEIVED-SCO pieces best Merrimack,' Cocheco. and Union Prints, warranted fust RAMEY.

O pif Print

[sept, sn, 'o '..]

iors by

1 HA PIECES fancv and plain do laities, bcautj-" IUU ful styles »b. KAMEY'SSeptember 23, '53.*

0, BALES extra lrown sheeting's at extra lowTc U'J ]riees. for sale by sept. 23, '"•?).] A.MEV.

'*0

PIECES French arid German, black, bliio/" and brown cloths at. September '23, 'f»3. KA'MET'S."

I"11'^'ES cashmeres and

tiiictts, plain and"

vU fancy at low rates at September 2-t, 1S53. RA.MEY'S.

PIECES Eastern linsevs of

very possible,' can be found?

shade, grade, quality and variety can be fu [sept. U3, 7y.j RAMEY'S.

PIECES Flannels, of every imaginable color*" RAMEY.

and figure sold by

September 23, lSf3.

A LA RGE lot of Ginghams, all of the latest a n$ jljL best styles at RAMEY'S., September 23, 1S5C.

nA PIECES English and French Merinoes at JU sept. 23, '53.] RAMEY'S. i.

•10 alapacRS and lustres, '20 per cent." '1U cheaper than usual at September 23,'"(3. -RAMEVS.

PIECES fancy lrcss silk, which will vie trithp tin.' rainbow in diversity and brilliancy of eo-

la ..

b.jr. and with eternity in lasting--ull !or sale by sept. 23, "5:!. EAMEV.

AA EA Scotch, bay state, Waterloo, and' I Uv/ eng'ish Shawls, both Jong an*l square, at RAMI

englisli Shawls, both

sept. 23, 1^53. EY'S.

OA PIECES black an lie found at sept1, nibcr 2-i, o.

Ires silks from 50 cents to'

A A I E E S el a a OUU sohl at [.-eit. 2»,'5:3.|

7,A RGE lot of .silk fashion- for sale by Sep'. 2 i, Isv

fiTiKNOlf) lot of lieuvv ^iik

Leather, the best article on

hand al'-vavs, and for sale at oct. Ice3. BURNER & Cos.

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

Queerhs war*

st.vles at ....

1 ROCERIES.—A cornpleto .1 had by calling on sept. 22.

EXTRACTCloves,

10^'

BUCK

A. nOBM-IK it Co.

October 1. 1 50. v.",nl3.

Ames' shovels an.l niantire forks, at i!.'BlNSON'H.

spades, scoop shovclr. aiid 1 iil, 't.J-

RAMEY'S".-

bonnet ribbons,' RAMEY'S.

nd straw bonnets— bitty1

RAMEi*.

Lum.-h nnl

fringeB

for sale at RAMIA b/ September 2-* 1 :'d.

AD IES Collars, under sleeves, cheniir.etts,—J white and mourning—an endless varic.'v at, s-.pt. 2-i,'00. RAMEY'S.

lack silk and love veils--i., for sale at RA.MEY'S.

LA RGE stock of green, blue and brown berage Srltt. *, if-'*

,•^ Li. tiie imaginable styles of Dress Trimmings/ ./ buttons, etc., can be had at sept. 2^:, vt RAMEY'S.

and B:irrc 1 Jaconet, Bishop and Victoria lawn, In-iia iiie and book muslin,in greal rioty at [sept. 20'5o.'| ItAMEY'S."

100'

OVER Coats, large enough for any man, and m:dl enough for anv bov. ea'i be found [sept. 2V53.J RAMEY'S.

r\ r\ CLOTH. Cas.-imerc, (Ji) coats.

Tweed

Sep 20.

!/s5.

316

and satiucti* RAMEY.

SILK. Satin. Plush, cloth, German and Vo-' RAMEY'S.

lencia Vests at

sept. 2U, 1?."8.

LINEN,2.°.,

THE Snbscrihr-r having purchase'] 0. S.

V\"ool and Hickorr rdiirts, for sale at .' sept. '5 J.] RAMEY'S.

4 a CASES Boo's and shoos—Fits warranted at \J sej.r. 2:-!. T/3.1

RAMEY'S.

Most beautiful1 RAMEY'S.

assortment can Iki RAMEY.

OF COFFEE, Allspice. Pepper. Cin

namon. Nutmegs. V*c.. it., for sale mar. 23, '58. LAYMON a ev*by

Boots and Shoes.-

Men's calf and kip boois and anf goat shoes a-

shoes boys' calf large stock of Ladies fine, shoes of

cvre kind. etc.. Oct. 1,'58. JOHN WILSON.'

BARRELS MACKEREL, -30 half barrels •c 1

Hardware.

Padlocks, Chopping-axes. Broad axes. mill and cut saws, wood do., steel and iron -'jiiares. tubs, buckets, wash boards, horso rasps, mill aw lilcs. spades and sh.ovels (Ames'.) o'*t. 21, '53. -CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN.

kerel, 2-3 half barrel-? White tish, ono

Tierce C'«l Ei-li, and 10 boxes Herrings just received and for sale !-y LAYMON & Co.

SKIN Gloves and Mitts, carpet sacks and saehels, at [oet21'.3.1 ROBINSON S.

FANtJYand

Delaines, merinoes, and alapacas bluur pink scarlet wool delaine* at oct. *21. '53. ROBINSON'S.*

SILKS,mulls,

satins, be-ages, white goods, jaconet, swi:s. and cambric for salo bv oct.'21,'53. ROSlNSO.W

Y\ HITE, Black, Bine-, (ireen, Pink and Straw colored Crape for sale at

•xt. 21, '50. J. R. ROBINSON'S^

C1LOTUS.—Black,

bine, green a:rd brown also*,-

Ca.'simercs. sa'.inetts and twetids of al colors, oct. 21,'53. ROBINSON.

1 LfTHING.— Coats, over ainl under i«int3, vests^o Ovtr-coatiiig, bluo, black aud mix d. at t. 21, t5. ROBINSON'*,