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TELEGRAPHIC.

A I A O 8 E A S I

SUCCESS OF THE TURKS/

TIIE RUSSIANS DEFEATED

•Allied Fleets entered the Black Sea.

MASSACRE OF THE RUSSIANS!!

KEW YORK,

ASIA.—The

Jan. 31.

The Asia with Liverpool dates of the 14th inst., arrived here at about half-past .eleven o'clock this.morning.

Latest rumors from St. Petersburg were more specific and had tended in some measure to restore confidence in a speedy adjustment of difficulties. Consols advanced one per ccnt.

Liverpool cotton market was steady at unchanged prices. Breadstuff's had considerably declined, whilst provisions were •on the rise.

PARIS,

Friday—We have received a tele

renewed on the 7th, neither side claiming the victory. On the morning of the Oth a fresh struggle was about to begin.

Lord Dudley Stuart was to leave Constantinople on the 15th inst., so as to be in England for the meeting of Parliament, when he will bring the whole Eastern question before the British people.

A crowded public meeting was held at Sheffield to memoralize the government to act with vigor against Russia.

A similar meeting was held at Chester. The bread riots at Exeter already reported were of no magnitude, the rioters being mostly women and children, to demand that the bakers should.give them bread.—

The Mayor called out 100 dragoons, at «ightof whom the crowd dispersed.

BELGIUM.—King

Turkish fleet accompanied the allies. The fcecond division remained anchored at Therapa.

The Gzar appeared to view the entry of the floets as a declaration of war, and he lias •ordered «J1 his fleets to return to Sebastopie.

On the 6 th of January the Turks gained a brilliant victory-on the Danube. They stormed and captured the Russian entrenched camp at Atila, and put 2500 of the enemy to the sword. They also attacked a body of 18,000 Russians sent to relieve Atila, and after a siiarp encounter compelled them lo retreat. The Russians are thus driven back from the position at which they proposed to cross the Dauube.

The Turkish force in the battle was 14,000 men and 15 guns. It is admitted that Omar Pacha has brilliantly out mancevied the Russian commander.

defeat of the Turks under

the generalship of Abbi Pacha is confirmed, but Gen. Gugn has gone to the army with free powers, and the spirit of the Turks has revived. Now that the allied fleets are in the Black Sea, reinforcements can be sent in safety to Asia. Schamyl had sent a messenger to the Porte announcing that he is prepared to act energetically against the Russians. It is confirmed that Persia has resumed negotiations with Britain, and will not at present attack Turkey.

The American ships E. Vletclier and Condor had been fallen in with at sea, •wrecked. The crews and passengers were saved, and landed in Holland.

The infant Princess of Spain had died suddenly. Rev. j. C. Richmond complains that he is detained a prisoner by the Austrian polioe in Hungary, and calls on the United States for redress.

VIENNA,

is rumored that the Emperor will leave lor "Warsaw in icw&cr to have a conference with the Emporor -of (Russia.

From Persia we learo that the Affghan Envoy had left Teheran before the arrival of the new Russian Minister, with a threat that if Persia

formed

aci witi Rus-

jya, tine Aflghasis would invade Theresa. China news is at hand. Amony was captured by tlc imperialists, who massacred 1000 inhabitants.

OFF TUB TRACK.—The

Flour, Bnttcr,

passenger train

-on the Jefferson vilie Railroad was detained several hours yesterday, by the locomotive and tender running off the track a'

few

miles

south of Columbus. The locomotive was •considerably damaged, and a fireman severely injured.—Louisville

Democrat.

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT

[Corrected weekly for the Review.] fl.loj Apples, .... 85'Apples, dry, ... 161 White Beans, $i,75n7.00, Flax seed,

.Wh' Coi Oat*,

$1.00 C-.'a75 $1.50 31 20a30 25 2 0 25 50

Timothy,

5 Feathers, S W

shoulder 6 Beeswax,

Cheese, JBacon ski Hams, Gmsing, Lanl, 10 Potatoes, Tnllov, 8 Omous.

N E W A E IS E E N S

iR.

S. D.

HOWE'S SHAKER SARSAPA-

R1LLA WILL PURIFY TIIE BLOOD.

Notice.

THE undersigned liave entered into co-partrtcr-Wliip in the Carj*-'nters nud Joiners business, tsiko thia niothod to solicit a share of patronage.

Drafts, SiHK-ifications, BilU nnd Estimates of any nnd all kinds of buildings furnished on short notice. Shop near the Brewry, west end ofM

E.-GEIEST.T

Crawfordsville, feb. 1,1354. n82vrS.-

LOVBR SEED—OAJtrMLL will pavrA„, for Clover Seed.

Wabash Agricultural

WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE,

MUMFORD & lIOOKEKj

LAFAYETTE INDIANA,

HAVESprlh2silpply

]UST RECEIVED TIIEIR WINTER ntid of (roods which they offer to dealers ut factory rates, in any quantities. ...... Amongst our stoek may be found 300 doz. Axes most approved brand*: 100 Axe helves, ttirned and finishedj a* 20,000 lbs. Bcred Grindstones 100 flay Cutters 200 Thermometer Churns

Rubber and leather beltintr, hose and packing Grindstone crunks und rollers. Sausage moat cutter Nests »f measures. pumps, corn shelters. etc.

We are also now receiving our Sythos. Hoes, forks, cradles, sncaths, etc., lor our spring trade. December i», 1503. v5n23.

Osa#c Orange SCCL.

1 HO BUSHELS fresh Osage Orange Seed just A"" received from Texas and for sale in lots to suit mirehnsers. bv

Jan. 27, 1854.

OFble.Subsoil.

et Dee. 'J, '53.

Leopold is endeavoring

to negotiate a marriage between his daughter and the young King of Portugal. ... The allied fleets to the 3d inst., could not enter the Busphorus owing to storms but on the 3d all proceeded to the Black •Sea, except six left at Beisk Bay to guard the OBosphorus. The first division of the

MUMFORD & HOOKER.

Jan. 27, 1S54. v5n31.

Coras Planters.

BARNIIILLS

Patent Corn Drill, a large lot of

these superior machines for sale by

graphic dispatch from Vienna confessing the accounts reported yesterday of the defeat of the Russians by the Turks before' ^tccl Plows an«l Cultivator*, Kalafat, and adding that the contest was

MUMFORD & IK JOKER, Lafayette, Indiana.

all kinds, including Breaking. Sward, StubCorn, and Shovel Plows Cultivators with Rogers' steel tcoth, also reversable steel teeth, for sale wholesale and retail bv

Jan. 27. '54. MUMFORD HOOKER.

Mott's Agricultural Furnaces,

I^OR

heating water, trying lard and tallow, cooking vegetables, etc., an indispensable article for fanners, pork packers, butchers, hotel keepers.

For sale bv MUMFORD & HOOKER.

Scales.

PLATFORMsale

and Counter Scales of a superior

quality for bv July 2« '53. MUMFORD & HOOKER.

'MRE PROOF SAFES, a good assortment in store and for sale by

Julv 2'.i. '58. MUMFORD & HOOKER.

KETCHUM'S

afcmt lowing IWiU'hines.

WEuable

have the exclusive right to sell these invalMachines in Indiana. Those wishing them should order early as the supply is limited a blank order will be sent on application to us.— They are the only machines that will cut clover and all kinds of grass.

MUMFORD HOOKER,

Jan. 27, 1^54. Layfaycttc, Indiana.

T" LAmE-'* AlX'IStJA'

JAMES F. MICK'S

DRY GOODS STORE.

It being the intention to close this stock of Goods out at auction, we propose giving the ladies of CrnwlVrdhville and vicinity, a seh: :.c auction every day commencing on Monday, February the liih.atl o'clock p. m. and continue until the entire stock is sold. No gentleman admitted without a lady. We expect to offer a great variety of fine good goods, and we hope to see all the ladies on hand, as we will have aeats arranged for their cofivenienec.

GENTLEMEN

May expect auction every night, commencing on the'sameday and date above mentioned, where every article in the goods line will be offered for sale, and without reserve. J- F.MICK, feb. 3, IS54. n=32w3.

Township Notice.

Twill

HE BOARD of Trustees of Union Township meet at the Auditor's office in Crawfordsville on .Monday the 27th day of February next, lor the purpose of settling with the Supervisor and Treasurer of said township, and attending to such other busilies as may be brought before them. (5. S. M'NIEL. President fed. 1, 2554. n32w3.] Board Trustees.

NEW ARRANGEMENT

AND

JOI1IV w. BIRK,

HAS

taken the store room formerly occupied by John Burk, Esq., on the corner of Pik» and (irec.li streets, when may be found a general assortment of Dry-CJoods." (irocerses, Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Crockery-Ware, and all such articles as are usually kept in a retail establishment. lie pays particular attention to the purchase and sale of Country Produce.su that families ci.ii be supplied with provisions at all times.— Being desirous of extending his business, lie invites the public to give him a share of patronage, as he feels confident lie can sell on as accommodating and chcap terms as any one in Crawfordsviiie.

January 27, li?54i v5n31.

NOTICE

ISof

Tuesday, [no date—Ed.[ It

hereby given, that the undersigned Guardian the person and estate of Carson Emmett, (an insane person.) will on and after the 20th day of February, 1S54, offer at private sale the following described property to-wit: The cast half of the north west quarter of section twcntv-foiir in township 20, north of range three west, lying and being in Mont£*rtnery county and State of Indiana, oh the following 'terms, "to-wit: The north half of said tract ofTand. to be sold for cash in hand, and the south half of said tract of land on a credit of six months from the date of sale, the purchaser executing his note witlr good free-hold security for the same, waiving the benefit of valuation or appraisement laws, seenred by a mortgage on said premises. Also, at the same time he. will offer at private sale cue horse, on a ercdit of six months, tlrCpurchaser executing his note with good security for the same waiving "the benefit of valuation of appraisement laws. The above property to be sold for not less than the appraised value thereof.

THOMAS COREY, Gnardkn.

Jan. 27, 1S54. n31w3.

NOTICE

IsFebruary.

hereby given that on and after the 20th day of 1S54. the undersigned will offer at private sale the west half ot the ao&th cast qnater o" section 31. in Tovwnship IS. north of range 4 we:

the^iroceed-s thereof among' the heirs of the said John Hollar. The same to be sold on the followimr terms, towit* One third of the purchase money to be paid in hand, one third in six months, snd the balance in twelve months from the date ol sale, the purchaser to execute notes for the deferred payments, with good freehold security, secured by a mortgage and waiving the benefit of valuation or appraisement laws.

The above property inust bring not less than the appraised value thereof.

NATIIAX

MCLAUGHLIN. Adm'r..

of John liollar with the will annexed.

Jan. 27, 1*54. nSlwS.

GUARDIAN'S SALE.

NOTICEdavhereby

is given that on and after the 15th of February. 1854. the undersigned Guardian of tlie persons and property of Lyllis Ann. Malinda. James and John Stephens under an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery eountw obtained at the January Term thereof 1 54, wiU niakc private sale for cash in hand of the ate rest of said minors 1*11 the following real estate, to wit: ''The undivided one eleventh of the cast half of the south cast quarter of section seven and the east half of tlie hortlJ east qrtartfr of section eighteen, in township- twenty, north ol raugc five west" situated in Montgomery county, Indiana.

JAMES STKFIIENS. Guardian, ....

Jan. 13.1S54, n2S-3w $150. .v ft

Ftttfi *:cT£oaf

INSURANCECOMPANY

OF HARTFORD, CONN."

I INCORPORATED 1825.

THIS

OFFICE has now transacted business for more than a Quarter of acehtilry during which period it has taken more than 100,000 Risks!

Ahu ihstired real and personal jrOjerty against lotfS Kt Fire and Water to tlie value of more than TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF V:

IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY.

Several Thousand Losses have been incurred tipon the above risks all of which have been nd^ justed at the

8XKEftM[ ASISGf

December 24, 1S53.

msmm

At Cincinnati, and paid with the nilflost promptitude according to the conditions of the policy, as ir.uy be seen by the receipts of the seveilll claimants on file.

The undersigned has been furnished with blank policies, sighned by the officers of the Company also with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared, as Agent of said Company, to make insurances for any period of time, not less than one month nor greater than seven years, upon buildings or their contents, occupied as Dwellings, Stores. Warehouses. Churches. Hotels, Banks, Court Houses, Colleges,. &c., and their contents against fl,o*s or Damage by Fire.

For further information respecting rates of premium. etc., applv to the undersigned. JAMES IIEATON. Agent.

For Crawfordsville and Montgomery County, jan. 5, 1S54.

A magnificent variety of tnirrors, of every size, and for

sale at cxtremly low prices at jan.. 5,1S54. SMITH it CO.

S. C. WILLSON.

ATTORNEYS "AT LAW.

OHice in the room over Brown's Drugstore, Where they will be found, at all times when not absent on professional business.

January G, 1854. v5n27tf.

YOU want a handsome bonnet for soring and have it trimmed with a handsome rii'bon out•sidc. and a new and beautiful trimming inside '_ro to april 22. '53. CAMPBELL'S.

Another

BOOTS,SHOES, AND LEATHER!

L. FALLEY,

TT7 0ULD respectfully announce to his numerous VV customers that lie is now in receipt of his Fall Stock ot BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER. FINDINGS, ETC., which he will sell at the very lowest figures imaginable, wholesale or retail in quantities to suit purchasers.

December 24, 1S53. v5n25.

For the Winter Trade.

rnWENTY-FIVE Cases mens kip and grain leather double sole Boots, manufactured expressly for this market just received and for sale by

Dec. 24. '53. L. FALLE\

CASES boys and youths boots of every description and quality also, an assortment of boys, youths, and child's Shoes, suitable for wet weather at FALLEY'S.

Shocmnkcr^,

W'OULD

of Leathers and Findings, which is now complete consisting in part of

200 Sides best Buffalo Sole leather 6 Doz. home tanned upper leather 14 French, Philadelphia, and American Kip and Calf Skins 30 Doz. linings all colors

Lasts, Boot trees, Petrs, Crimp boards, Clamps, Nails. Awls, Hammers, Pincers, Knives, Threads, Webing. In short every article needed in manufacturing Boots and Shoes, may be found at

Dec. 24, '53. L. FALT.EY'S.

^n-'NTS an

and LADIES Rubber Over Shoes Buffalo

Dec.

{TA DOZ. Womens' shoes of every description and quality at FALLEY'S. December 24. 1S53.

FRESH ARRIVAL!

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

A N O O S

HAVE JUST KECElVEnaspknili.l vanety of Ladies Dress Goods, consisting of muslin delaiiis of all grades and styles delains all wool, assorted colors, cashmeres as splendid, assorted.— Mohairs, lusters of all color* and styles, Persian cloths. Persian twills. A splendid a?sortm"iit of Ginghams. Ginghams of all qualities and styles. Callicoes without number.

A Splendid Assortment of Cloth.®) consisting of black, brown, green, blue, and cadct. Cassimcres, fine black doeskins, fine fancy French aiul English cassanctts and tweeds, flannels of all colors and grades. SMITH & CO.

House and Lot Tor 8ale.

TIIE tmdersigncd wishes to dispose fspft of his house and lot in the town of Ladoga, 1 £Tfeg& ti10 house i%a good two-story brick dwelling. (which could, by a little alteration, be converted into a Public House,) together with other neecssary buildings, which is situated near the New Albany & Salem Railroad.

Terms of sale made known bv calling on "U'M. 'F. TIIOMASON. Ladoga, Ind., Jan. 6.1654. n27wG.

O, YES! 07YES!!

GOING OFF LOW FOR CASI-I OK

Country Produce.

ALL

kinds of

Gkocekies

SEW ALBANY AT SALEM KAIL ROAIV

OPENED TO BAINBRLDGE.

CONNECTING WITH THE

Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad AT GREENCASTLE, By Only 10 Miles of Staging.

2tte 2.45 r. M. in season for Train to Indianapolis counwstihg there with Trains on Belfontainc Railroad for .Columbus. Cincinnati. Cleveland. Pittsburgh, Philaueiphia. «&e.. with Indiana C-cutral Railroad fwr Cincinnati. Dayt'-n. ttc:, and I awrenceburg. Cincinnati.

Sic.,

A.-TR.E.

J. E. DONALD.

WILLSON & M'DONALI),

Fresh Arrlral of

Freight rains C. XNO'A'J 01-no2ii:f.

Dei

FIRE! FIRE!!"FIRE!!! TIIE

best protection against loss by Fire is to call on the subscriber, who continues to take risks for the

WASHINGTON UNION\ Fire .Insurance Coasapan^ CLEVELAND. OHIO.

CAPITAL $100,000.

do well to call and examine my stock

Cork Soles at

24, '53., FALLEY'S.

and

Provisions,

Mam street, one door west of the Ristinc House. I will pay Cash for almost all kinds of Country Produce. WiL M. LAYXE.

January (5.1^54. v5u2Ttl*.

Boots and Shoes.

Men's calf and kip boots and shoes boys' calf and goat shoes: a large stock of Ladies fine shoes of

evre kind, etc. jan. 5,'54. SMITH & CO.

Valuable Farm- tor

Consisting of 160 acres, being in Scott Township. 9 milc3 south cast of Crawfordsville, and 3 miles north west of Ladoga. About 50 acres in a »ood state of cultivation, and 75 acrcs under fence. It iS well watered, and has a good frame bam. a log'liouse, arid a never-failing well of water. and a voung orcharil of the l»est graited fruit. For further l^articulars apply ^,c undersigned, living on said farm.- JOSEPH S. HITE.

Jan.2'\155L n2Sw3r.

THIS Company pays all losses promptly. S^OlHcein Washington Hall Building upstairs. JOHN SWEETSEK,

DR. A. W. ARMSTRONG,

HAYING permanently located in Crawfordsville, respectfully tenders his protessionul services to the citizens and the adjacent country. Residence in the northwest part of town, in the hottsc formerly occupied by Reiib-n Taylor. O-lice up stairs over S. Graves' tin shop. [april 1, '50. nlOniii.

WHEAT AND CORN WANTED! 20,000 Bushels of Corn, 10,000 II.:sliels of Wheat, Forwhichthc highest market price will be paid in CASH, by, [aug. 0,'52.j JOHN SWEETSER.

E I, E E I,. RAW FORDS YILLE, INDIANA.

L. E. WAYLAND, Proprietor.

Fand

AIR the best the market affords. Stabling good convenient, well calculated to accommodate horse drover--. liijiv 27. '5-

JAJIE-:** E3EATO.\

October 1. Is53. v5n!3gm.

JAS. P. LUSE

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY

JNVITE

Until further notice Trains will run as follows: J12St rCS6iv6Q for rail aflu lintel". P. CAMPBELL would respectfully annouti to his friends that his entire stock of Goods

Accommodation Train will leave Michigan City at ii o'clock. A. M.. Lafavette 8 o'clock, P."M.? Crawfordsville 5 tTelock P. *M.. and arrive at Bninbridixo have now arrived. His purchases have been iinuat 7 o'clock, connecting With a line of Stages for

Grcencastle". only 10 miles. I Bought as they were from the most extensive jobExpress Train'will leave Michigan City at 10 o'- bers in the eastern market—and from the inanufacelock A M., after arrival of Michigan Central li. tnrers and importers—he feels confident that he can R. Train from Chicago and Detroit, arrive aCLafay-

with .Jcticrsonvillc I5ail-

l-oad for L'.iiisville. with Madison Railroad for Madison and Cincinnati. Passengers by this Train froiii 5riehignn City will, change cars for Greoucustlc. and statioiis south of Crawfordsville, and take the Accommodation Train at Lafayette. This train will le.ivc Lnfavctte for Crawfordsviiie at 4.1 P. M.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN

Will leave Crawfordsville at ".45 A. M.. Lafiyette at S 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.

EXKPES3 TRAIN

.Will leave Bainbridge at 7 o'clock A. M.. connecting with Stages from Grcencastle Crawford?.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Crawfordsville, tnd

I A E N to on Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, and other instruments of writing. Office over Sloan N: Morgan's Drug Store.

A. P. LUSE.

LUSE & BROTHER,

EIe

MANCFACTl'KKliS OF

SUM BOO US®

And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

FREM'If, ENGLISH, AXI) AMKRCW PAPERS,

Main Street, opposite City Hold, LAFAYETTE, IND. December lo, 1S53. v5n24yl.

A E

DKAl.F.n IX

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. -MAIN STREET, SOUTH OF T1IIC Coiri'.T IIOfSE,

April 1 "»3.

C'rawfardsviile, Ind. n42m'.

E W W A A E

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Having permanently located himself in this place, will give his undivided attention to all businessentrustcd to his care. Oiliee imiiiuui..Lely over Wilson's Store, v. of the Court House. april 2U. ls."3. nllyl.

DR. W. L. il,

Respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. Resilience corner of South and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. Oifice in G. W. Pearson's tailorsliop. mar. 23. '53. u39yl.

1853. FALL

GOODS.

No. 15C, Main

Street,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

the attention of their Friends and Country Merchants generally, to their very large stock of American and European Goods, which will be offered cheap for Cash or approved ere

September 10, 1S53.

WM- C. WI1ITCUEK.

it. v5nllna3.

Robes.

THOSE new style Bayadere Iiobes are to be had no where but at april 22,'53. CAMPBELL'S.

IVE HUNDRED pair Tweed, Cassiniere. cass nett, and Joans Pants, at t. l, '53. GRAHAM 4 BRO.

Dissolution.

THE

co-partnership heretofore existing between Graves and Cumlerland in the hard-ware business, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. The "Books and accounts of the firm will be found at the old stand for collection.

tiios. j. risen.

WM. C. WMITCHER & CO., Successors to flrttes, Vliitcher Co., W II O E S A E

Dealers isa Hats, Cajjs, Purs,

AND

A E S I 3 1 3 1 I N 6 S, COKNEK OF I'EARL AND MAIN STREETS, CIXCIXXA Tl, 0. g*T Cash paid for shipping furs. jnly 8, 1S53. n2yl.

NEW GOODS.

olfer goods as

of which notice will be iriven. ],e State Fair, held at Lafavettc. in Oct. hist. The

daily each wn v. -TON, Sup't North li v.

Agent for Montgomery Co.

Crawfordsville, March 12. 1S53. 37ntf

pleiidid stock of

A large and DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, ..

READY MADE CLOTHING, QUEENS WARE, HARD WARE

GROCERIES, fec.,

LOW

if not a

...

suallv large and selected with more than usual care.

National Gallery of

DAGUERREOTYPES!

D. COE

"TY7 0ULD respectfully am

ville at 9.15 Lafayette at 12 o'clock, after a -rival of prepared to take fui.i, im.atk imcti ke" and faaiii.v trains from Indianapolis, and arrive at .Michigan ouorpi:?. v.-'l.ich for accuracy of delineation, beauty City at 4.45 PfcM., connecting witli M. C. R. Ii. depth of toil'!, line finish, mellowness of lights and Trains for Chicago and Detroit, arriving at Chicago -diadc.vs. naturalness of expression, and life-like at P.M., and Detroit the iollowing morning. appearance cannot be equal led by jiny artist in the 1 iiis r.oAU will soon bo completed to

Gi:een--

unoTJnec to the citizens 1 vicifiit*', that he has

of Crawfordsville and

rooms wd! adapted to Piioforfenic purpo-

ses. ami he is now prepared to take Daguerreotypes I of every j)ossib!e size and stvle. Having one of the

fitted

I best an'd large.-t. Cameras :n the woMd he is now

we^l. His iietures obtained the fiil premium at

same pictures v. irli some others are now on exhibition at his rooms, and he cordially invites all te conic and examine them.

A liberal reward will be given :o any rno that will produce a finer picture than can be taken at this establishment. Rooms over Stillwell «v Coon's Grocery store, on Washington street. All kinds of weather suitable for takimr likenes-=esi

Instructions in the art gi veil oil scientific principles, aiid ail out-fit f'iirnishcd on reasonable terms. December ll). 1 S-V-i. n24w3.

Popular PafcBnt ??2e!icicies.

YTTK AIHC AGENTS at Wholesale tlie following highly popular p. cines.

Brown A C?s. Endermaton Railway's Family Medicincr. \Myer's Extract Roek Rose

Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla: ("raig's Hoosier Sarsaparillu:

Iillllli Me.xiean Mustang Liniment Chinese

Lolee's Ohio Mi Lane's Volcanic --J. Ues's Nerve and Bone Liniment

Feni:no:"e"s A !iRobert's Hair Regenerator Robert's Ext. n't* fint'er *. 1-ennets ICye Balm:

Tlinmpsoifs Eve Vv'atci-

Black silk vails, collars, under-slcC'ves, chemizetts, silk lace and fringes, for sale bi oct. 21 '53. CRA WFORD &. MULLIK1N.

IE. VA»»eRBlLT,

E N A S E O N

RESPECTFULLY

Porcelaisi Teeth in the West,

Having sure utility and case to all requiring arlirieial sub: double

All opcru

attended to with the least possible pain. Dental Rooms in Washington Hall. November 4. 1S53. v5n1 Uf.

a W E S E

4^ Has now the best and largest as Jrsortment of

V]J

GOODS. 1853,

Brothers,

E }V EL Y,

nifordsville. Tiiose wishing any articles in this

line will do v.-ell to call and examine onr stock. Ladies' Bracelets. Lockets. Breast pins. Ear rings. Finger ings, (..'oral beads. Cull" pins, Gold pencils. Silver thimbles. Spectacles, etc.. etc. Gents call find at this establishment tunc Gold and Silver Watches, Seals. Buckles. Breast pins. etc.

Hardware arid Queensware.

SPLENDID assortment of I lard ware and r\ 'Queensware at the lowest pr:Vi-s, jan. 5. 51.

Groceries.

~ti: 1] A choice selection of Groceries consigtinrrof coffee, lea, sugar, inolosses, rice, allspice, grnger. peiir.cr, nuVstard. salt. etc. jan. 5, \i. SMITH 4-CO.

JOClvET KNIYESjan. 5. '54.

•v- Groceries:'"

Retail fui medi-

-(Jeoghegans Extract 11 yd roj c.-« Fahnestoek's Vermifuge 5fe Lahe'n .,

Jew David's Plaster: Perry Davis' Pain Killer: Graves' Family Medicines Lyons' Kathairon:

And a host of others too numerous to mention, but equally good. Call and L'ct pamphlets and almanacs. T. D. BROWN & Co.

Jin her 2, ls")3.

Ladies'

nv -\i.

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Ooldcri Syrup, New Oriels ^ola?$r», mad-L xler, indigo, alum, sp'cc, jiepper.j ginger, nutmegs, cloves, ciuoaruiii, rriicstonc, saltpeter and refined borax, to be /band at oct. 21, '53 CRAWFORD Mr LLTKINS.'

QV'FENSWAREbv

xir.

SMITH it CO.

-An elegant assortment at SMITH & CO.

Wheat Wanted.

The undersigned will at all times pay the HIGHEST CASH price for wheat, if deliveced at tlie Depot Ware-hoase. jan. 5,'54. SMITH & CO.

1ABLE CUTLERY'jan. 5, '54

The llndermntoii! II?'. GREAT Externa] remedy for Fever and Ague in all its forms! This justly popujar irepartiou has met with unprecedented success during the past summer and fall. If you lia\c the ague, try it.

Nothing

takex Inteunali.y'.

Sold Wholesale and Retail bv the Proprietors. Dec. 2,1S53. T. D." BROWN & Co.

BOOTS SHOES.

CASES Boots and Shoes,

oO Pah* Mens and Boys Boots 00" Woinens shoes of every qilalitf 1100 Childrcns shoes: for sale by [oct.1,'53] (yRAIIAM dr BRO.

THEthey

JESSE CUMBERLAND, STEPHEN GRAVE*

January 5. 1554. u27lf.

Ladies will call at J. Crawford Mullikins if wish to find a splendid lot of Habit Buttons and Notions. Oct. 21, '53. -g A BARRELS MACKEREL. SO half barrels of A" Mackerel, 25 half barrels White Fish, one Tierce Cod Fish, and .19" boxes Herrines just received and for sale by LA MON & Co.

and Hardware a general assort

ment for sale

oct. 1, '53. .. CRAWFORD & MULLtKlN.'

Mf]RI?IdS.—Broadway

browns and Parisian'

modes «i£ [oet2l'53.] CAMPBELL'S.

0OBURG

RICH

LITTI.K LOVTT:

than they

can be bought iui v.v.?-"'rj aii(i he would hc.rc remark. that his assertions arc not jest in print as a mere repcrition of oti.-»toin. biit as binding promise* which lie 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 fit. any price: an examination of the quality of onr goods, as well as the pi ires is earnestly solicited. [October il. loi'io.—

Cidtiis-nlso. mohair. bl.K'V. nn-1 funey

lustiesat [Oct 21, '53.] CAMfRELL'S.

LAliGE aud st'])cyi lot of riclrand Cfandsonio V_ delaines aiid ]tersiafi cloths, forsnle nf., oct. 21, '53. CAM PBELT/S.

and elegant silks, jjlairi and brocade at oct.21,'53. CAMPBELL'S,

PLAIN

and fiirnred Thibet cloths for ladies sacka at .y [oct21'53.] CAMPBELL'S.

AD!EJ5 aiiJchildrens iambs *".oo] and cp^hmcro !i'-V at [oct21 '53.] ... CAMPBELL'S.

FANCY

Prints, a large lot of good substantial prints—fast colors, just recoiled bv net. 21, '51. CANlPBELL.

HAT8 AND (-APSirt \nv ijuantity jt^and at low prices, for sale b/ oct. 21, '53. CAMP HELL.

REA?-'Y

i\lade 1 othi11ir cheaper th'art was ever •J'jld in this place, just received and for Mile by oet: 21, Ml. CAM I'll

BOOTS

Vkept

CLO'I'H, Cassiniere, Tweed

I UU coats, for sept. 23, '53.

TENDERS IDA ?ORVICES TO THO CIT

izens of ("rawfordsville and vicinity. Ho gives particular attention to carious teeth luilliori.' of whu-h are now annually lost for want of timely and judicious treatment. Those that are in want of artificial teelii can do well to call and sec specimens of the best manufacture of

A CASES I!oot- ami ^lioes.7 4U se]t. 23, '53.]

stvh sat .Sept. 22, '50.

RO('ER1 Es.—A complete I had by callilH sept. 22, '53.

sure utility and ease to all requiring artin- ,, ilbstitutcs. from a Mode tooth to an entire T^XTRACI O* COF1- EL, Allspice l'em-er, an-,. set. All wo.'k warranted. namort. Cloves, N utmegs, etc. for sale by oi)cratioiis i)ertaining to the science carcfullv mar-23,

c-j.

jan.

11LKS jan.

a a it i, '54.

ELL.

and Shtcs to be sold ten per cent cheap-' er than any one else ever sold tiiem. oct, 21,'53. CAMPBELL

I1 IRST rate article Indigo and Madder alwnvrf at ... [oct 21 '53.J CAMPBF.L'L'S.":

PRODUCE—alllard,etc.,

kinds. biitU'V, feathers", lluseyif/

jfcahA bncoo. bought at. oct. 21,'53 CAMPBELLS.

5~^3|'j',IVE BAGS of Rio

Coffee.'_

buiTcls ]rimc Nvw Orlounsi^

^[tflasscs. CAM PBELL. Nov: 2,'53. __ ..

S-aei'eiV'i'ii 6-Eav,

PIECES Ojiera flannels for sacqucs} t! doz. Hi bed t'ashniere Hose

'asliiiie-re Gloves Br

Nov. 2d.

CAMPBELL.

CHESTS. Younir Hyson. Imperial. Gunpowf de~. anil Black Teas of superior iifialitv, fosaie by LAiTMON" ct "co.

OIIOE FINDINGS of all kinds, for sah at O oct. 1, '53.J HORNER .t Co's.

P^ORTY

Drv Under Wrappers and Orawers at oct. 1. '5.j.J GRAHAM

BRO.

Hats and Capx.

Fifteen Hundred flats and Caps, of thtf best stvlcn and fashions, for sale bv oct. "l. '53: GRAHAM & BRO.

\T,rE want every Liuly and Gentleman in this' VV and the surrounding conn tie* to come and sei o-'ir «ock of Ooods* before!purchasing el.-cwhoro for we can and will sell Goods below all competition. [oct. 1, '53.1 GRAHAM A: BRO'.

WANTED.—All

Q1X HUNDRED Vests oct. 1, '53.J at

Dress Gocds.

LARGE and splendid stock of Pi l\. colors plain and fiiii'-y delaines French and english merinoes fancy

buttons, etc.

ddei

r-cpt. 23. '53.

t}T.AIN

colors lors

A fine lot of alapaeas phiin and fain Domchtic and fancy ginghams rood Black and chaugeubie 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 mu.-dins Plain* an bariod jaconetts. cam. muslin, swiss, book, figured and plain:

of the Jeans, Flannels, Lin-

scys. and Socks, in this county, at oct. 1, 1.-53. GRAHAM & BRO.

of overy style and variety GRAH AM BRO.

Dress Trimmings,'

jan be had at

RAMEY'S.

alul Barred Jaconet., Bishop uf»l Victoria lawn. India linen and book infislin.in trreat arlcty at [sept. 2?'53.]' RAMEY'S.

Of\r\ 1"R Coats, large chouirh for any man,' OUU and small enough for any boy. can be found !. I RAMEY'S. [scjit.:

and satinctt

ale by

RAMEY:

31(3 SILK, Satin, Plnsh, cloth, German and Valencia Vests sept. 23, 1S53.

TINEN.23,

RAMEY'S:

Wool and Hickory

sept. '53.

hirts. foi'sale at

RAMEY'S.

-Fits warranted at RAMEY'S.

a re

-Most beautiful RAMEV'S. I

assortment can bo RAMEY.

brought to this market

June l'i

'53.' SLOAN

I.)

co.

Fancy Articles.

rpiIE largest and best assortment (f Perfumery, J. Soaps, and Fancy articles generally, that baa '"!'1 vcr oeeli

or sale at

MORGAN'S.

(.'A SES Campbell's Boots for sale at oct. 1, '53.] HORNER l'C CO'S.

rniih BEST quality water-proof boots at 1 xt 1, '53.1 HORNER a Co's/

J. F. MICK'.

December 2. 1^53. v5:i22tf.

FINE

A S A

best article

and always, and for sak oct. 1.1 t53. HORNER Si Co's.'

LOVES of every kind and quality, aofiylsting of I (ieiitlemcn's kid, wool, eashner,

\wr]in, \wys

do. Ladies kids .of all colors and qualities inohaij' mits of all 'palities. ca.ihner, do. jan. 5,'54. SMITH

CO.

issortmcnt of Bonnets and Ribbons at* '54. SMITH &. CO.

Silk laces of, all grades at SMITH & CO.

LARGE lot of Ginghams, all of (.Tie latest and best styles at RAMEY'S. pteniber 23, 1S53.

OA PIECES Emriish and I-rchch Merinocs at

Z\J Kept.

-A f'plendid assortincn at SMITH &. CO.

23,'53.'] RAMEY'S.

PIECES alapaeas and Instrcs, 20 per cent.1 cheaper than usual at September 23, '5-3. RAMEY'S.

r. PIECES fancy Dress silk, which will vie with

the rainbow in diversity and brillianc/ of color, and with eternity in lasting—all for rale by sept. 23, '53.

RAMEV.

I AH HEAVY Scotch, bay state,,Waterloo, and? UU english Shawls, both long and square, at bept. 23, 2353. RAMEY'S.

PIECES black, dre'.s silks from 50

*2. call be found at September 23, '53.

cents to

RAMEY'S.

PIECES Velvet. TefF. and Ionnot ribbons, t)UU sold: at [sept. 23, '53.] RAMEY'S.

A LARGE lot of silk and straw bonnets—late fashions for sale by Sept. 23, lS5g. RAM El"

Afor

SLENDID lot of heavy silk laces and fringes sale at liAMEY'S. September 23, 1

LADIES'53.

Collars.

ADIES Collars, under alcoves,

clKimizettS,—

white and niotrniuig—an endless variety at sept. 23, RAMtfY'S.

creen. blue and brown borage do., for sale at sept. 23.3. RAMEY'S