Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 January 1854 — Page 3

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LIST OF LETTERS?

REMAININGon

Jan. 5, ISM.

in the Post Oificc at Crawfordfc-

\ille, Ind.. the 31st day of December, 1553. which if not taken out witnin three months, will be scut to the General Post O.liee as dead letters Persons calling for the same will please say "ad vertised.'' Allen Win. Ames James Betts Elizabeth Burns Robert BorofrSurn'l. 13. 2 Brown Mary Harnett Francis Bradford William Bradley Daniel Bnrr Assiah Bowman Rosa Bechan David Barnes Samuel 3 Barker John Bower John Brown W. L. Burns I.iieretia Colbort .Mawrice Coudrcy Elizabeth IICook a Irwin Critten Enoch B. Cook Benjamin Collins Lewis G. Clouse Mr. Cclburt John Carman J. II. Dr. Conduit* Mr. Clark Elizabeth Campbell William Collier Bill S. Downcc Lawrcnc* Diver Charles Dugged Leonard Dunham J. 1'. Evatt William Edwards Sarah Kplcv Thomas II. lilis'Mr. 1.-.Robert F.irl.i'ld Jaocb Faweett Pliebo Fletcher Catherina Fletcher Robi^on Fowler George F. Fince William Freeman L'"k fiihson Madison Giiley Ann K. Mrs. Good Emily r.mder Samuel iitley Elizabeth (Iwyiin Robert Galloway J. •••*".• Green Mary A up Graham Margaret Grogre Klexaiul.T lli'lohen Patrick Harris John Harrison hbenrzar Harmaii M. Mrs. lays Abigail lloiijcii Carrie Jleun Kail Henderson Snry. Ilobson Nathan Hunt J"lin 3Iiirp Middletou Hurley J. B. Ibvise Thomas Hill Asburv Hall Margrei E. linden A. J. Johns C. Jones Jutnos John Samuel Jones Samuel J. Jones C. II. ,*.,hiiM)ji 15. W. Johns'11 E. A. Mrs.' Joii'-s Martha Johnson Harriet W. Mrs. Jennings Eliza Miss Johnston Mr. Johnson A. W. Miss Kendal Adismi Kinsr Marv A. Miss* Keny William LippMimtt Elwood 8 Lim.y John I.Mvmun Mary Miss Moore Amos Z. Me Kind lev Elizabeth McMaj )i:in Thomas McCoy Mary Ann Morgan Miss Helen MeKinncy Miss Mary Mote Mrs. Charlotto Mix Louisa L. Miller Mr.

Miller Miss Mary Murren John Miles Aaron or George Miller Samuel Y. Miller Geo. D. MeCarty Cornelius Morgan Nancy Jano 2 Miller Ann Moore S. S. Maiers Morris A. Murphy Mary McMahon l'att MeDonal A. A. Myers John •Muleahy Ellen

Minord Georgo More S. R. Miller Mary K. ... Nolcn Thomas

Navlor John K. Nicholson Eliza Nicholson Allen Ortman John 3 Oliver Thomas Patton Miss Kaehel Pursell Michael Pursell Thornaj Pern- Neiev J'ots Elijah Platte William -n Quinn F. 'Buddy Martin Kav David Runyan Anna j. 'gors Cyrus Right Mary A. Ru.-di J. W. Ryan George -'X Reeves .J. E. Boss Mary E. •Boss .John Simpson James MSpelman Levi P. Stine wander Andrew Southard Ann Simpson Maria Sanders Win. M. Snider George F. Scott Mary C. Simpson :Vl. E. MraStrange Ann Sloan Thomas J. Southard L. Sampson Dorothy Smith Enocli K. Sowl Elmiry S wi tzer A ml rn W. Stump Wes'.ly Smith Gsor. M. Scynu ur C. Smith iiiram Smith Pheb'^ A. Shanklin Amircw S. Tavlor Jason 'J'v

Alchlood JaillCS Tilt'aiiy G. P. Thompson Gecrgo Turner Sarah Turner Sarah EThomas J. Tedd II. Cliureh. Taylor Abyjah Taylor A. To lls* oilieers a mcniber^ of I'ue Social Ord-.T of a iv ludd at

W-arbiingtons Schoi 1 Il.us'. To the ollieers members of the S. 0. of Temperaii' Cat Durhams Meetinir House. Utter Abraham Vaniiors'loll Ellen Williams Jesse Willson Nelson Wrav Margaret Winship C. S. Weir Henry White Mary Wade Ebem-.zer Wrav William C. Wallaip J. W. Wishard S. E. .. .. .. Wrav William Weeks Elizabeth White .Daniel Yearen William

G. W. SNYDER. P. M.

INSURANCE COMPANY

Or HARTFORD, CONN.

^'•-irvcossrofii'ATKD a 825.

MIiS OFFICE has now transacted business for

pt iiotl it has taken mor-j than 1C0,GOO Fusks! And insured mal and personal property acrninst 'loss by Fire and Water to the value of more than

TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF

EH'

IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY. Several Thousand Losses have been incurred upon the above risks all of which have been adjlifted at the

J.GEm.t QWMiati

At Cincinnati, and paid with the utmost promptitude ace, rdin to the conditions of the po'.iev. as 5may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on 11 le.

The uuderMtrne 1 has been furnished with blank po'iieie.s. sitflui' by the ollieers of the Company: ulsowith blank renewal receipts, for continuinir policies already i.-Mied. and is duly authorized and prepared, as Ao nt of said Company, to make inturanees for any period of time, not less than one month nor reaUr than seven years, upon buildings or their contents, oeeiipicd as Dwellings. 'Stores. Warehouses. Clnirchcs. Hotels, Hanks.

Court lioutcs, Colleges, Jcc., and their contents gai:.-:-SjOsss» os* by IFire.

For further information respecting rates of premiutn. ct'1., applv to the undeiM^ned. JAMES 11 EATON. Agent.

For Crawfordsville and Montgomery Countv. jan. 5, 1 ~54.

ES

I I A 1 A

V7- SS'1.EMII ASSOUT.1IENT

A N O O S

"E HAVE JUST Rl-Cl 1VFD splendid variety of Lali. Dres^Goods. eonistm:r of muslin dehiiiis of all grades and styles delains all wool, .•Assorted colors, cashmeres as splendid, assorted.— 'Mohairs, lusters of all colors and styles, Persian cloths. Peisian twills. A splendid assortment of

G'nchams. Ginjliams of all qualities and styles. Callieocs without number. A Splendid Assortment of Cloths, consisting of blaek. brown, irrecn. blue, and cadet. CasMineres. line black doeskins, tine fanev Fivneh nnd Engii.-h c:\ssanetts and tweeds, liar.nels of all colors and grades. SMITH CO.

Hardware and Queensware.

A Sl'i.KNDili assortment of Hardware and ^rV. Queensware at the lowest price ., jan. 5. '31._ SMITH A CO.

Groceries.

A choice selection of Groceries conrstinsrof coiree, tea, snjj'ar, molosses. e. ullspiee. gitlger. pepper, mustard, salt. etc.

ri. juti. 5. \r4.'

IOCKET KNIVES—An

jam ,', 7l.

SMITH S- CO.

cler.-.nt assortment at SMITH & CO.

Wheat Wanted.

The undersigned "will at all times pny the •..IUGHE.VY C.\H pike for wheat, if deincced at the Depot W.iio-housC. jan. 5, V4. SMITH & CO!

rpABLE CUTLERY -A splendid assonmcn at jan.a.'M SMITH & CO.

Another Fresh Arrival, of

BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER!

L. FALL

WOULD

respectfully announce to his numerous customers that he is now in receipt of bis Fall Stock ol BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER. FINDINGS, ETC.. which he will sell at the very lowest figrnres imaginable. wholesale or retail in quantities to suit pur-chn-'er*. v5n25.*

Decern ber 24, 1S53.

For the Winter Trade.

TWENTY-FIVEBoots,mens

weather at

Cases kip and prain leath­

er double sole manufactured expresslv for this market just received and for sale bv Dee. 24, '53. L. FALLEY.

20 CASF.-v boys and youths boots of every

UU M'UIUA UL CVCI UUS*

erif'lion and quality also, au assortment of child's Shoes, suitable 'or wet you:lis, and ir at December 21, 1653.

ys you

bov

FALLEVS.

Shoemakers,

W

0ULD do well to call and examine my stock of Leathers and Findings, which is now complete consisting in part of 2'JO Sides best Buffalo Sole leather

Doz. home tanned upper leather French, Philadelphia, and American Kij and Calf Skins

SO Doz. linings all colors Lasts, Boot trees,' Peers Crimp boards, (.'lmnpn. Nails.

Awls, Hammers, .. Pincers, Knives. J.V Threads. Webinjr. In short every article needed in 'manufacturing Boots and Shoes, may be found at

Dec. 24. '53. L. FALLEY'S.

ENTS and LADIES Rubber Over Shoes I Bull'alo Cork Soles at Doe. 24, '53. FALLEY'S.

DOZ. Womcns shoes of verv deseri ption and FALLEY'S. ^0 (juality at

December 24, lSSf.

EMERY'S PATENT

ISaisro-Td B3©rsc Pew ere. THRESHERS, Seporators, &c. complete, the most economical power in use. for sale by ... ...MUMFORD fc HOOKER. n!7yl.

July 29, IS5").

•v KETCHUM'S

PATEXT MOWING MACIIINNS.

Si:

IX of those celebrated machines on. hand and for MUMFORI) & HOOKER, La fa 11 e. 1 in a.

sale

July 2ft, 1S53-

Scales.

3I.ATF0RM rjualitv for July iUK "3.

Pand2y,'?i3.

and Counter Scales of a superior lie lv MUM FORD A HOOKER.

[RK PROOF SAFES, a good assortment in store for sale by Julv ... MUMFORD & HOOKER.

SMITH'S

HORSE POWERS.Threshers, cleaners,

etc. complete for si.v'nii.l ei^ht horses, warranta a it a o'.H" bushels of wheat per dav. on '. "iu and tor sale bv MUMFORD & HOOK !.', 'July 20, 1S5S. Lafayette, .Vuliana.

'1CALE BEAMS.—A larcre stock on hamhinu 'l'

July U'J, 1533.

Lafayette, Indiana.

Wabash Agiicultural

WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE,

MUMFORD & HOOKER,

LAFAYETTE, INDIANA,

HAYESpring

.I I*ST RECF.IV ED TII EI W INTER and supply of goods which they oiler to dealers at factory rates, in any quantities. Amongst our stock may be found 800 doz. Axe.s most approved brand.::

K'O Axe helves turned and finished 2o.O(io lbs. Bored Giindstoius l'io Hay Cuttcr 2'il Thermometer Chum^: Rubber and leather beltimr. hose and packing Grindstone cranks and rollers. Sausncre meat cut ters. Nests of measures, pumps, corn shellers. etc.

We are also now receiving our Sytlies. Iloes, l\ rks, cradles, sneaths, etc., lor our spring trade. l.Kocmber v5n23.

Mott's Agricultural Furnaces,

T.^NI

lieating water, tryin? iard and tallow, cooking vegetables, etc.. an indispensable article for farmers, pork -packers, butchers, betel keepers, etc. For sale la-

Dee. 9, '5'3. MUMFORD & liOOKEII.

IB:iEc3e2*s3 Ctirtw'! ...

EMERSON'S AMLIliQ.Y HAIR HESTOR \TiVE. T.^OR Restoring the Hair on Heads Hen 11 s=lv .L 1'.\LD, and to prevent the Hair from falling, is winning golden opinions of persons who are using it. This is anew article, recently introduced, is a sure cure for Baldness, and will stand the test of a discerning Public, as thousands who have used will testify. See ('in ular to be had of the agents, iri ving full particulars. Price §1.00 in large Bottles.

Sold by SI.OAN iV MOKOAN. A iron t. C. E. FISHER it CO.. Proprietors.•' "7 Superior street, Cleeciand. Ohio. December V, 1.N»3. v5n23yl.

1853. 1853 jrST RECEIVED.

\YE IIAVF. JUST RECEIVED AND

RT*VONONED

our Fall supply of DRUGS, MGDI-

'•»l«»'CINKS. CllEMH'Al.S. IVr., ACIDS. OILS. VABMSUES. TAIVTS. runrriiinv. PATI:NT ITKUICINES, oi..\.«fiv.o!r, w!Niow oi.Ass. rt'TTY. lii'.rsnis. etc.. iiich we intend to sell r.s lc.w as can be afforded by anv house ill the Wabash alley, or the State of Indiana.

Physieians will do well to call and examine our stock' of Chemicals and Select Powders, which ware bought from the importers with special reference to the wants of the profesj-bm.

We will pay particular attention to the prescription business, and .re prepared to attend to calls at. all hours 'i the day or night.

Don': fore:-" t. call at the old stand, one door east of the Eagle Hotel. T. D..BROWN & Co.

Crawfordsville. December 2. is53.

GLOVES

of every kind and quality, consisting of Gentlemen's kid. wo :l, cashncr, berlin. boys do. Ladies kids of all.colors and qualities mohair mits of all qualities, cashncr. do. jan. 5, ':1. SMITHS CO.

A

S

FINE .assortment.of.Bonnets and Ribbons at jan. 5.'54. SMITH & OO.

11I.KS of all qualiLes. jan. &, "54.

NEW ALBANY Sc SALE-'d RAIL ROAD.

OPENED TO BAINBRIDGE.

CONNECTING WITH THE Iladte Sc Indiminpolis Railroad AT GREENCASTLE,

By Only 10 utiles of Staging.^ Until further notice Trains will run as follows: Accommodation Train will leave Michigan Citv at 6 o'clock, A.-it., Lafayette 3 o'clock, P."M., Crawfurdsvillc 5 o'clotk P. M., and arrive at Bainbridirc at 7 o'clock, connecting with a line of Stages for Greenccstle. only 10 miles.

Express Tralh will leave Michigan fcity at 10 o'clock A. M., after arrival of Michigan Central R. R. Train from Chicago' and Detroit, arrive at Lafavctte 2.45 P. M. ih season for Train to Indianapolis: connecting there with Trains on Belfontainc Railroad for Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, &c.,'with Indiana Central Railroad for Cincinnati, Dayton, &c., atxl Lawrencobur^'.Cincinnati. &c., with Jeffersonville Railroad for LoU'sville, with Madison Railroad for Madison and Ciiu r'lnati.^

Passengers by this r."'*iu from Michigan City will change cars for Greeneastlc. and stations south ol Crawfordsville, and take the Accommodation Train at Lafayette. This train will leave Lafayette for Crawfordsville at 4.45 P. II.

ACCO.iniODATIO.Y THAIIV*

Will leave Crawfordsville at 5.45 A. M., Lafayette at o'clock A. M., and arrive at Michigan City at 3 o'clock P. M. This train connects with trains east on Michigan Southern Railroad.

EXRPESS TRAIN

Will leave Bainbridge at 7 o'clock A. M.. connecting with Stages from Greencastle Crawfordsville at 0.15: Lafayette at 12o'eleck, after arrival of trains from Indianapolis, and arrive at Michigan City at 4.45 P.M., connecting with M. C. R. R. Trains for Chicago and Detroit, arriving at Chicago at 6.00 P. M., and Detroit the lollowingmornino-. g=gTTliis ROAD will soon be completed to GKEENCASTI.E, of which notice will be given.

S37~ Freight Trains daily each wav. C. KNOWLTON*. Sup't North Div. Dee.01-no26tf.

DR. VArVBES?B5LT,

E N A L.^®LSURGEON.

RESPECTFULLY

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

Porcelain Teeth in the West,

ITavin? sure utility and ease to all requiring artificial substitutes, from a single tootli to an entire double set. All work warranted.

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

November 4, lSo3. vonlSt^

Ladies' Bracelets, Lockets, Breast pins. Ear rinsrs, Finjrer rinrs. Coral beads, Cull* juris, Gold pencils, Silver thimbles. Spectacles, etc.. etc. Gents can find at this establishment fiine Gold and Silver Watches, Seals, Buckles, Breast pins. etc.-.-.

©5a Saturday, Jaawary 7th, TT^E SHALL offer our entire Stock of Goods at VV Auction, without reserve, sale to continue until all arc disposed of terms cash. No notes will be taken on time given for goods purchased.

As the business of the firm has to be settled up ijiMirniATiri.Y. those indebted will please call and pav their accounts, and thereby save trouble.

National Gallery of

DAGUERREOTYPES!

ilHES. P.

IP.

W

October 21, 1^53.

COREY,

OlV.LD respectfully announce to the citizens of Ci awfordsville and vicinity, that he has ip 10 scs. and he is noV prepared to take Daguerreotypes r.f everv possible siz. «»d style. Having one of the best and largest Camoi as in the world he is now prepared to take FULL RR.A'I."- PICTVKKS AND FAJIII.Y i:oi ri:s. which for accuracy oi delineation, lieaulv depth of tone, fine finish, nvllown .'ss of ''-'^.s a,u' shadows, naturalness of express'on. and_ hte-liKC appearance cannot be equalled by any artist ui the west. His pictures obtained the premium at the State Fair, held at Lafayette, in Oct. .y.ie same pictures with some others are now on .exhibition at his rooms, and he cordially invites C!i

come and examine them. A liberal reward will be given to any one that will produce a finer picture than can be taken at this establishment. Rooms over Still well A Coon's Grocery store, on Washington street. All kinds of weather suitable for taking likenesses.

Instructions in the art given on scientific principles. and an outfit furnished on reasonable terms. December 10. 1653. n2iw 3.

I

TIIE Subscriber having purchased O. S. MCNIMI.'S entire stock of Goods and having added to them by recent arrivals, would inform his friends that he is now ready to give bargains to all who may give him a call. He has now 011 hand a good .rssortment of Iron, Steel and Nails,

BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,

Domestics of all kinds: French cloths and cassimcres and almost every article that is usually kept in a retail cstablisI'-meJtt^which he will sell at the lowesf possible prices. kinds ot produce taken in exchange for goods.

^Popular Patent JlciJiC-incs. yf 7"E ARE AGENTS at Wholesale or Eetm'l for

jines.

'•-J

And

Silk iaees of -ail crudes at SMITH'&. CO.

C?HA WLS—A fine soportmect, of all colors. L5 OoM.'M. jr'HKWIIiON.

the following highly popular patent meui-

Brown it Co's. Endermaton Radwav's Family Mcdioincs Myer's Extract Rock Roc Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla: Craig's lloosicr Sarsaparilla: Geoghesrans Extract llydropipis Fahnestock's Vermifuge ilcLane's •.», mill's Mexican Mnstang Liniment Chinese I.orceV Ohio McLane's Volcanic Jones's Nerve and Bone Liniment lVniiiK-re's A it Robert's Hair Rcg-.norator lb bert's Ext.act Ginger Bonnets Eye Babn: Thompscn's Eve Water .lev D.ivid's Piaster: Perry lVivis" Pain Killer: Graves' Family Medicines I.vons' Kathairon host of others too numerous to mention, but eqnnllv gocxl. Call and L'et pamphlets and alina-

ROS)C3«.

TPIOSE neTr style Bayadere Robes are to be had 110 where but at april "53. A^IPBELL S.

r"Lave22,want

YOU a handsome boiinc- for soring and it trimmed with a handsome ribbon outside, and 0 now and fcoantiful trimming iuside go to tpril 32. '63. CAMPBZI.L'S.

rfVITE

WILL

tenders his services to the cit­

Z.

J&W. JH OZ2 Has now (lie best and largest assortment of EW LRY, in Crawfirdsville. Those wishing any articles in this line will do well to call and examine cur stock.

R. E. 'BRYANT & CO.

December 80, 1S53. »2Gw3.

-•.V'

18.53. jj,UtPALL GOODS. 1653.

Went worth & Brothers, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, sI*To. tr0, Main Street,

I CINCINNATI, OHIO.

the attention of their Friends and Country Merchants generally, to their very large stock of American nnd European Goods, which "will be otTered chcap for Cash or approved credit,

September 1«*, 1S53. vonllm'3.

WJI c. wnrtCHip.. TI10S. J. KI"C!1.

WJI. €. WiiITCH32R & CO..

Successors Jo l3ate«^ lVhitcher & Co., WHOLESALE.

EJcalcrs ias Slats, €ap», Furs,

AND

II A TTERS' I 11.11 IN 6 S,

COHNEi: OF PEARL AND MAIN STREETS, CrXCIXXATI, 0. EST Cash paid for shipping furs. .july S, 1S53. V5l2yl.

A E vr.M.zn IN

BOOTS, SHOES, 7.LATHER AND FINDINGS'. MAIN STREET, SOUTH OK THE OCUHT norsr.,

Crawfordsville, Jnd.

Ap.' 1 13. '53.

:v

H-J'Ju.'?.

LE^'. W" ALL ACS ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Having permanently loeatod himself in this ]lace. will.jjive his undivided attention to all businessentrusted to his care. Oilice immediately over Wilson's Store, west of the Court House. april2i). 1853. ... niiyl.

DR. W.TTMAY

Respeetfuiiy tenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. Residence corner ol'South and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. Odice in G. W. Pearson's tailorshop. mar. 23, '53. n:'jyl.

AM S ESSi A NOTARY PUBLIC. Crawfordsville, Ind

ATTEND to the execution of Deeds, MortL'at'el. Powers of Attorney, and other instruments of writing.

+VX'piiice

5

J. F. MICK.

December 2,1853. v5n22tf.

A I O N S A E

over Sloan &

Morgan's l.rug Store. October 1, 1S53. v5n!0gm.

JAS. r. Ll'SE. A. P. I.USE.

LUSE & BROTHER,

a I MANUFACTCRERS OF

imr liisf

And holesale and Retail Dealers in

FRENCH. 1N'» A^IKR CW PAPERS, Main Street, opposite City Hotel,

jL A FAYETTE, I.\D.

December 16, 1S53. v5n2-iyl.

iVm

Annually lost by the people of this county by not knowing where GOODS are sold the CHEAPEST.

To prevent further losses, the undersigned has at great expense taken this means of informing the public that

E O I O A S II I 0 N

Is still in motion, and receiving now from the manufacturers Htid importers of Koston. a superb stock of Fall and Winter goods, comprising every article usually kept by the trade and many articles not to be found elsewhere. The unrivalled magnificence of our stock, its extent, and the low pric.esat which we are selling is well calculated to strike the beholder with wonder and admiration.

Our assortment of Woolen Goods is large and was purchased previous to the late heavy rise, which enables us to defy all competition. Bear it in mind that we shall stick to our old prices let others say what they may, our cassimcres cant be equalled here. sept. 20,'o3. II. E. BRYANT a Co.

SILKS

t0

MANTILLA^—invite

SHAWLES,

proc

F. II. FRY. v5nl'*tf.

TEN

black, green

ILK VELVETS—all colors, blue and brown, just received by sept. 23:53. BRYANT & Co.

AND SATINS of all descriptions, both for bonnets and dresses, a large variety for sale by sept. 23, '03. BR YA NT &, Co.

ESTINGS, black and brown velvets, satins, figured silks &c., for sale by i3. v3. BP.YANT & Co.

the attention of the

Ladies to otii' ne stvles. sept. 21, "/I. BILYANT & Co.

TT^REINCH MERINOS, all colors, qualities and PR X? ces,a little lower than ever before sold in this market. [sept. 2-3, "00.] ILEYANT 6i Co.

STATIONERY.—A large variety, consisting in O part of jdain and fancy letter and note paper. Gilt edged do., cap paper, Inks raid Ink stands, visitinir cards. Quills, etc.. etc., for sale bv sept. 23,1S-53. BRYANT fc Co.

Hats and Caps.

There is 110 use going bare headed any longer, when you can buy a hat so

cheap of [sept. 22, *53.] BRYANT & Co.

THOUSAND Pounds Feathers wanted for which we wiil pay the highest market price, we are now paying 35 cents. Come on with your oroduce and never rest until yon call on

September 23. 1553. BRYANT & Co.

II & dd his Slock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, HATS,

CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOTHING, of all kinds and quality. October 21. 1:153. v5ni-'.

CRASH,

alfur

brocade, blanket, bay state and

most an endless variety of other- styles. sale low by [sept. 23, '53.]' BRYANT & Co.

ELVET RIBBONS, all colors and widths for sept. 23. '53.] sale by BRYANT it Co.

diapers, silk and mohair .i,.:rge at

oct. 21.'53. ROBINSON'S.

"IJ'ILES and rasps. Carpenters and Coopers tools, J? augers, plain bitts. chisels and bandies, at rvt. 21.'53. ROBINSONS.

MILL.

Li

T. D. BROWN & Co.

nacs.. D.c.ml^r 2. 1553. n22v5.

Cioss Cut. Hand. Pannel, Tenent and Wood Saws, just received and for sale bv act. 21,'53. KOBINSO'N.

OG and Trace Chains, brass, glass, brit and .J apan Candlesticks for sale by oct. 21 ROBINSON.

The Endermaton!

THE

GREAT External remedy for Fever and ACTUG in all its forms! Thi justly popular prepartion 'ir.s met with unprecedented success dariug the pait summer uud fall. If you have the ague, try it.

J3T" NoTIli.\& TASJ-" I.VTril-ALLT! Sold Wholesale and Retail bv the Proprietors. Dy. 2. i"58. D." SHOWN' Co.

15

'$

10,000 DOLLARS REWARD!

Is Offered ,for a Better Receipt It qoiitnins no Opium, Calomel, or Mineral Poison, nnd is snfe for the most delicate Child!

Br. Wsjj. HalPs

A S A O E N S

FOR THE CURE OF

Const! nipt ion. Decline. Asthma, Bronchitis. Wasting of the Flesh. Night Sweats. Spittingof biooit. lloopingeotigh. Difficulty of Breathing. 11*

Couglis. Infiuenza. Phthisis. Pain in tho Side, and all Diseases of the I Ciiest and Lungs. It is estimated that 1 "0.000 persons die annually in the Uuitec States with consuiuption, and Professor Eberly savs that a vast number of these could be saved "by tfie timely us? of some prompt remedy.

Dit. HALL'S BALSAM strikes at the ROOT of the Disease at dice, and jjuoh is its sjeedy Otfect, th:U any one u-ing it freely,'according to tlireetions, for -•l or.-IS hours, and not being entirely satisfied with its merits, may return it. and receive back their inoncv. Their monev will be eheerfullv refunded. The most distressing cough is frequently relieved by sinc'le dose, and broken lip in few hours' time. ••'Jdie alllieted do not have to takfi bottle after bottle B^re they find whether this remedy will afford relief or not.

Call #5 the agent and get a pamplet iTalis. The Treatise on Consumption alone is worth more than the price of this medicine. Von will fiftd certificates of Physicians in Cincinnati, aii'd of others whose cures have been erfcotcd here at home, where thev can be found.

I'hc public have been imposed upon by remedies, recommended by certificates which have always originated from some unknown SOUTCO. We believe tha, a Medicine jossessing real merits will etfeet cures wherever it is used, at home as well as abrord. This is no Payeg-'ric.preparation, bill one. which if used in season wiil save the live? of thousand? and persons may make this bargain with agent's from whom they purchase, that in every case where it is usi:I freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction is not given in 21 or -1? hours they can return the medicine, and their monet will bo eheerfullv refunded. For sale by

Sioan Ar Morgan, Crawfords^ illo Ilenry Ott, R. C'. Armstrong, Darlington T. W. A. Webster Ladoga J'din B. Hooper, Linden Webster & Palmer, Shaiulondalo Joseph Miiligan. Wavelaed: '1 James it Bros.. Pnrkersburgh

1

A. L. Dilling, New Richmond

December 1 '3, lSo:. vrn21vl.

FAIN! PAIN! PAIN!

Who would suffer with pain one sin trie hour ft the price of a bottle of Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea?

Dr. Eaker'a Pain Panacea,

For the cure of pain both external and internal!— The L'reate^t pain-eiirincr remedy yet discovered!— Pain can not exist where this remedy is faithfully used

One Single DcssJ

Has given immediate relief in thousands of cases, where persons were suffering with the most excruciating pain, botbin the stomach and bowels! Others of cramp-co'iicl others of cramp throughout the hole system others of violent attacks of diarrhoea!

One Single Application

Will gi ve(almo«t) instantaneous relief in cases of Burns, Toothache, Headache. Painful Swellings, and iullaminatorv Rheumatism, if it is applied according to directions.

Give it One Fair Trial,

And if you do not rind it to be what it is recommended', go back to the agent and get double the amount of money refunded. We make this otfer, knowing that what this me.di 'ilif has done in tliouii ds oi' eases, it wiil do again.-, •. ..

In Chronic Diseases

Such as Dyspepsia, Weak Breast. Liver complaint, general debility, fever and ague, canker or sore mouth, putrid sore throat, weak eyes, spine and kidney disease, old sores, coughs and colds.

In the above named diseases it only needs to be faithfully used, according to directions, and a enre is certain!

Get a Pamphlet

Of our acrent. There you will lind well authenticated evidence of its great healing propensities: and when you have onec used the medicine you would not be v. ithout it for tjn times it* price.

Denounce it a Humbug!

Wo call upon those who are deceived by the use of this medicine, to denounce it to the world, and 11s as impostors, if it is not all we recommend it to be, that others may not be deceived by a worthless article. Recollect the genuine is signed

December 1$, 1853. v5n21yl.

HEW GOODS.

A larcce and splendid stock of

DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, —V QUEENSWARE,

HARD WARE, GROCERIES, etc., .»

just rcccivcd for Fall and Winter.

J•

P. CAMPBELL would respcct'.'^I announce to his friends that his entire stock of Good^ nave now arrived, nis purchases have been unusually large and selected with more than usual care. Bought as they were from the most extensive jobbers in the eastern market—and from the manufacturers and importers—he feels confident that he can offer goods as LOW if not a LITTLE LOWF.P. than they can be boucht anywhere and he would here 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. His 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. [Oetober 21. 1553.— v5:il'3.

1 LARGE lot of Gingham?, all of the latest and ber styles at RAMEY'S. September 23. 1S53.

nn PIECES English and French Merinoes at ,vU sept. 23,'53.j RAMEY'S.

40 PIECES alapacas and lustres, 20 per cent.

.heaper tliun usual September 23. '53. RAMEY'S.

FIECES fancy Dress silk, which will, vie with the rainbow in diver-itv and briliiancv of color. and with cteraitv in lasting—all for sale by sept. 23, '53. RAMEY.

HEAVY Scotch, bay state. Waterloo, and english Shawls, both long and square, at 23, 2*53. RAMEY'S.

TYFJ PIECES BLnek 'Iross 2, can be found at September 23, "53.

pTAA PIECES Velvet. T«ff, and bonnet ribbons,

0UU

sold at [sept. 23,'53.] RAMEY'S.

LARGE lot of silk and straw bonnets—lute a a

L.iDIES

Collars,, under sleeves, chemizetts,— white and mourning—an endless variety at RAMEY'S.

ind

8: pt. 23, '53.

.4

LARGE stock of black feilk and love veils— A green, bine and brown be rage do., for rale at popt. 28. '58. KAMEY'?.

-rf^ Grocerieal

Sept.

Te i, Coflee, Sapftr, Gulden vmiK New Orleans Molaj nji, i\ew i. »r loans .n'olasses, fpncTindigornlum. 8pie, pepper clovedcinflsro'vn. brimstone, borajt. to b(? found at

?yrn dcr

ginger, nu peter a yd

Oct. 1, "o0.

A

Nov. 2 T.3.

5

CiiAWFORD & MULLlKlNSCr.

UEENttWAliE and Hardware a general assort

mcnt for Siile b.

CiiAWFORD & MULLIKI!T.

MERIN'OS.—Broadway

browns hnd Tarisiftn

modes ut [ocfil*j3 CAMPBELL'S.

/"lOBIJRG Cloths— clpo. mohair, black and fancf lustres at [oct21,'53.] CAMPBELL'S.

LARGE and superb lot of rieh'and handsome delaines and persian cloths, for wie oct.ai.'oS. CAMPBELL'S

RICH

and elegant silka, plain and brocade at., oct.21.'53. CAMPBELL'S-.

•LA IX and figured Thibet cloths for ladies sack* at [oct'Jl *55.] CAMPBELL'S.

ADIES and child rens lain"b3 wool and eashmonJ

f^ANCV Print?, a large lot of good substantia.! prints —fast colors, just received bv f'__ocu 2!, '58. CAPBELL.

HATS AND CAPS ii\nny qtinniity,' md at low juices, for sale by oct. 21, 'o:3. CAMI'BKLL.

READV

Made Clothing clieapcr than,was ceqnr sold in this place, just recoived and fur sale by CAMPBELL. Oct. 21,'5A.

BOOTS

and Shoes to be soldi, ten per ccnt choapcr than any one eke ever sold tiicm. oct. 21,'oS. CAMPBELL.

A FIRST rate article Indigo and Madder always £A.kcpt»t [oct 21'53.]. CAMPBELL'S.

FROLl:CE-

Oct. 21, 7

all kinds, blister, feat hers, linscys,"

PIECES Opera flannels for saeques doz. llibcd Cashmere. Hose Cashmere Gloves

Broganza

Nov. 2d,

10

by

O SILK. Satin, Plush, cloth, German and V'a•J I leiieia Vc.^ts at RAMEY'S sept. 23, 11'53.

I/f

O. R. BAKER, M. D.

PI ice 2". "0. and £1.00 per bottle. For sale by Sloan Morgan. Crawfordsville: Henry Utl. d. R. C. Armstrong. Darlington T. W. A. Webster, Ladoga John B. Hooper. Linden: Webster Palmer, Shannoiidale: Joseph Milligan. Waveland James it Bros.. Parkersburgh A. L. Diiling, New Richmond.

40

evTO

NEN, Wool and Hiekorr shirts, for sale at pt. 2-7, '53.] RAMEY'S.

CASES Boots and shoes—Fits warranted at sept. 23, '53.] RAMEY'S.

FANCY

V,

silks from 50 cents to

RAMEY'S.

C/

RAMEY

SLENDID lot of heavy silk laces and fringes for sale at RAME'i 'S. September 23. 1S53.

8r)

Queensware—Most boautifut

s'yles at RAMEY'S. Sept. 22, '53.

ROCERIES. A complete Thad bv calling on .. sept. 2'J,'53.

EXTRACT

A

ight at CAMPBELL'S.

jeans, bacon, lard, etc.,

oTfrrVK BAGS of Rio Coffee '^and 4 barrels prime New Orlpnns foiasses.

CAMPBELL.'

CHESTS, Young Hyson. Imperial, (runpowr

ler, and Black Teas of sujerior qnality, L.VYMON «FC cc

QllOK FINDINGS of all kinds, for sale at O oct. 1, ?•.] HORNER Co'»

FORTY

lints n»l Caps.

ifleen Hundred Hats and CapS, of tbo best .--tvlcs and fashions, for sale bv

'E want every Ladv and G.mtlcman in thrt VV and the surrounding counties to come nnd. see our stock of Goods before purchasinir elscvvberO for we can mid wiil sell Goods below all competiJ tien. [oct. 1: '53.j GRAHAM a BRO.

W"ANTED.All

SIX

VLT.

fo-

Drv Under Wrappers and Drawers at: oct. 1, '53.] GRAHAM 4 BRO.

v*

oct. 1.'53. GRAHAM & BRO.r

of* the Jeans. Fbitihelfi. Lin-

seys. and Socks, in this county, at. t. 1. 1553. GRAHAM & BRO.

HUNDRED Vests ol'everv stvle and varietv oct. 1,'oO.j at GRAllAM a BRO.

the imiiginable styles of Dress Trimming!), buttons, etc., can be had at F.ept. 23,'53.

PI.AIN

l,

RAMEY'3.

and Barred Jacor.et, Bisliop and Victo ria lawn, India linen and book muslin, in great. RAMEY'S. vaiictv at [sept. 23 '53.]

*r\A OVER.Coats, large cnonerh for any man, UU atul small enough for any boy. can be found' at [sept. 23,'53.] RAMEY'S.

CLOTH, Cassimere, Tweed coats', for sale by 23. '53.

700

nnd satinotk1' RAMEY.

jrtment can bo RAMEY.

OF COFFEE. Allspice. Pepper, Cin­

namon. Cloves, Nutmegs, ite.. it., lor sale by niar. 23,'."3. LAYMON A CO.

Fancy Articles.

THE

largest and best assortment of Perfumery," Soap?, j,rid Fancy articles generally, that hasever been brought to this market for sale at

June VI, '53." SLOAN & MORGAN'S.

CASES Campbell's Boot" for sale at

15

oct. 1. '53.] HORNER it Co'rf.

rjTIIE BEST qualitv water cel. I.':'?-1

LEATHER.-Sole

!-.r:rtfs at

HORNER & Co's.

Leather, the

bund always, and for sale at oct. 1, 1553.

.•hoes: boys' calf and goat shoes ar large stock of Ladies line shoes of

kind,etc. oct. 1, '53. JOHN WILSON.

I BARRELS MACKEREL, r/j Half barrrfs of

JL"

.Mackerel. 25 half barrels White Fish, one Tierce Cod Fish, and 10 boxes Ik-rrings .justreceived and for sale, by LAYMON Co.

BUCK

SKIN Gloves and Mitts, earpot sack# and s.'ichels, at [oct21'53.J ROBINSON'S.

Delaines, merinoes. and alapacw blu», pink and scarlet wool delaines at oct. 21,'53. ROBINSON'S.

S. satins, berages. white gorxis, jaconotr

O swi.-s, mulls, and cambric for sale bv Get. 21,'53. ROBINSON,

IIITE, Black. Blue, Green, 1'inl? and Straw "!.,r. .L Crape for sale at oct. 2I,'53. J.R.ROBINSON'S.

CCLOTHS.—Ehick,

blue, green and brown a!aor

Cassimeres, satinetu and tweeds of al colors. oct. 21,'5-3. ROBINSON.

11.OTHING.— r'o'urs, over and nd#r pants, vcaU^ Ovcr-eoati:,g, blue, black and mix d. at oct. 21, '53. ROBINSON'S.

BOOTS & SHOES.

CASE" Boots and Shoes.

fori

lion l'air .Mfciirt a (id Boys Bo«ts '.too Women's sho« of every qnality ll'»0 Chiidrens shc-es: le by [oct. 1, '53] OR AH AM & BRO.

THEthey

Ladies will call ai J. Crawford a Mnllikin* if wish to find Buttons end Notions.

splendid lot of H»bi* 41.

4

TY

best article on

HORNER & Co's.

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

sale at cxtremly low prices at Oct. 1. 1553. JOHN WILSON.

Boots and Shoes. Men's calf and kjp boots and