Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 March 1854 — Page 3

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AL,?MO, February 25 h, 1054.

Pursuant to notice previously ijiven^ a. lnrge and enthusiastic meeting of the c'ki-i tons of Ripl'-y Towti'hip. assembled at Alamoon tlie 2~'h insl.. to tnke in!o consider.i-

tion the proprielv of a looting Resolutions *'r

manufacture of spirituous liquors by legal eftac'nient. The house was called fo order by Col. R. W. MCMACKIX. and the object of the nieetir.f fu11 set forth find explained, when on motion ol Ti. J. 1 isx Jud^e 1 Avion was called to the chair to preside over the deliberations of the meeting and \VM.

DFVMAN and TIIOMAS PPAHKS were elected as Vice Presidents, and WM. A. SWEARLN- (, EN as Secretary.

On motion of R. J. FINK Esq., a committee of four were appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. JOHN BIUTTON Esq., SAMHKL GILKEV, ANDREW J. SNYDER, and IMATIIIAS ELI.MOKE, were appointed said committee, who imrnediately retired to the discharge of their duty. and after an absence of half an hour, pror Rented the following preamble nnd resolutions, which weie ordered to be read, after which they were unanimously adopted.

the principles of neutrality on the subject of politics, and, rvhcrcas the different organizations of temperance assembled in convention at Indianapolis on the I lib of January, 1054, for ihc purpose of forming a more perfect union of said organizations, and vherras the Sons of Temperance formed a portion of said convention in Avhioh they adopted the resolution, wherein they publicly declare that no law will satisfy them that will not subject to confiscation and destruction, all liquors kept for illegal sale, thereby violating their obligations of neturalitv as taught in their constitution, thercreforo, riS J. Resolved, That the law governing us in relation to drinks, is one of the clearest with which we are endowed by our beneficent Creator, and every act of our Senators fir Representatives, to legislate on the subject, or everv attempt made to procure the passage of a l.uv prohibitingthe manufacture nnd sale of spirituous liquors, is an assumption of rights and an imposition on their constitution. 2. Rrs'ob'cd, That we will vole for no nvin who fears to come, forward to the rescue and pledge himself publicly before the people to vindicate his principles and oppose a prohibitory law. i.

Resolved,

The utmost good feeling prevailed throughout the meeting, and as the house voted for the adoption of the resolutions there was such a unity of feeling and sentiment that 1 he most casual observer in the (so called) temperance movements of the day could not help but see that they were fast hastening to that political grave that they themselves have dug.

ROBERT TAYLOR Prcs'l.

THOMAS SPAKKSJ

T-. 7)

,YV I ice rex! s. M. DENMAN. A.

m0)

express* of the sentiments of the And- vI«j iit the 0 Hin rf tii* Company in the town of Maine Law Party towards all parties who Frankfort. at th.• followiii? time/. to-wit: mlvocatc the principles of suppressing tlie! jr:r cent. M. nd.iy tbc^d dr\ of A pr... W4. ._ i... cn p::r cent.«:.« Monday tms :»rh l« of .Mine. ls4.

Whereas, The Sons of Temperance, in _f_ auction oil Saturday the ^.th day of March, the formation of their constitution, adopted 1

That, the thanks of this

o. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the President, Vice Presidents and Secretary, and that, the editors of the Orawfordsvillo Review be requested to publi.-h the same.

meeting be tendered to JAMES I'USKNPARK. .TAMES LEE, IIEXUY LKE, WTU.TAM MOUNT, R. R. RAUH. and JOHN BRATTON. jurors in the trial of JAOOU COLEMAN*, in Crawfordsvillc, and that we have implicit confidence in them as men of honesty and ability to discharge the duty that devolved upon them, and that thev would scorn with indignation the thought of rendering any other than a truthful verdict, according to law and the evidence in the case. 4. Rrsnh'cd,, That the article in the Journal saying that JAMES WII.SON obtained a verdict from the people and LEW WALLACE from the Jury, is a stigma to the Jury and of a disiiucresu-d' compettMit witness from which an insult to the people.

("»t

WE.\nEN EX, Scc'f/.

An invention has just been perfect

ed by which the wheels of railroad cars mav be moved on the axle, so as to fit the different gunges, thereby enabling the same ears, without unloading, to run on roads of whatever gunge. The Cleveland Ilenild mentions the arrival in that city of a train of eleven cars, freighted with hogs, which were transported in the same cars over the four feet eight and a half gunge from

Indianapolis to Muncie, and over a four •.5t! feet and ten inch gunge to Cleveland.

&3T The Detroit Ad\^rliscr of Monday »a\-s that, a firm in that city have effected a a aado of 200.000 bushels corn, nt 70c, deliverable in RufFnlo on the opening of navigation. The stock of corn there is very l.'.rge, and constnntlv increasing.

IHAKIUED.

Thursday the '23d ult.. by Rev. Mr. Palmer. Mr. AICISTI S Yooii- and M'ISSNA.»Y RYF.RS all of this place.

In Crawfordsviiie. on the C4th ult.. by lie,v. G. W. Stall'ord. Mr. W. W. .MCCI.I KK of Now Maysvillo, Putnam ce..aud ^liss MI.M.KVA JA£HO.HI:S. of tho tenner ]dacc.

Accomi ar.yincr tlio above annonneeiiiciit we reeivetl a larpe slice of the wedding cake to which

lits.yv couple have our bcit "wishesin tneir journey tliifto^li life.

BAWrOKDSVILT.E TRICE CURRENT. {Corrected weekly for the Ee\ iew.l ?1.2(»1 Apples, civen,

Wheat, Corn, -Oata, Flour, ButUr, Ecgs, Cheese.

,, ,. .r forfeited bv non pavment of the intcrett and pr:nei^1«. Review office to a man did ample .instice.. The ]w

R.'J A]'ples. «ry.

Bacon sido A slioalder 6, Beeswax, Hams,- 10'Ginsinp, a rd, 8 Potatoes, T#Uow, S Onions,

1R.~S.-D. HOWE'S SHAKER SAKSAPAI RIIXA WILL PI HIFY TIIE BLOOD^

G1ENTS

1,00

... lfi. White Ber.ns, jfij,7Ja~.00iFlax seotl, '-2 12Vf 'Timothy, l«v Feathers, .... Wool.

$1A1 »2a7o 1.50

00a SO

N E W A E I S E E N S

40 50

and LADIES Kubljer Over Shoes

I" Bufl'alo

,: Cork Soles: at

Dec. 34. 'o?. FALLEY'S.

[For the Review.] Cfawfordsville, Frankfort, 3£oko-j Wabash Agricultural

JOTiCE is herehy^civen that Instalment* 1 cfU riper lit eaen. on ii: Capital SW-k of

!"~r"n^'f,rt-

Ten er cent. on Monday tin? 7th day of A iiir- la" J-. Ten per cc-rit. cn M' nday t!rc Olli clay of Oct. 1554. Stockholders residing in Montgomery county and vicinity. can «t their option pay instalments tr B. 1 T. Ristino. CrawtV rM?ville: to Silas Ksn worthy, «f Darlington or subscribers c-nerally to Williamson 1). Crothers, the authorized Collector of the eom-

Stock subscribers are also no*i nea that t:r. par ccnt. wi1 1 be assessed on nil iiist.ilmonU? remaining unpaid for 80 days after the same is due that 7 per rent- intercut will be allowed on all payments from the date of payment, and eight per cent, interest. on all pre-payments. pay able in stock^until thu'road is completed.

WILLIAM: ON P. DUNN. Soc'v.. I'. F. K. CT .F.

Frankfort. Feb. 2^, 1554. »5tf.

NOTM

1IFRFP.V (ilVJ'.X. that tlio niulersiirnoil has _L !••,• «''p"iilt adiiiiinstratM]- of tue estate of Hanson asner. lntc of Mnntcromeiy county, deeased said estate is supposed to be solvent. ?.*ATIIANvii:L HOOIILi:, Adrn'r.

March 3, 1S54. ii!ow'.

.NOTK

.1-

IIFKF.HY (JIVKX. that I wiii sell nt public

ilt

tla'

ri.-idem-e of Hunsnn I.'U.-IHT. lecea.-el.

.1 .r'all his nersonul property not taken by the widow of the deceased, consistinff of Iloj/s, Horses. Cattle.

Sheep, drain, fannins.'utensils, etc.. ete. A credit of nine months wili be tri veil on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser ^iviiur his note with approved security, waiving valuation or ajriraisement laws.

XATII AN ILL HOOKER. Adrn'r.

March 3, 1 25-1. i»-).*r.v3.

SStcrilP*

virtue of an exec the Cle.ik oftlie Mo

& Ft. Wayne Rail Road Co. WARE HOUSE AND SE£D STORE,

Kokomo. and

... \V kail Road •omnanv, lias r.e--'ii niad-. pava-1

eution to me directed from mtiromery Circuit Court. 1

will rxpose to sale at the Court House door, in the town ol Crrtwfordsville. in MontLron.ery county, and 1 ~r •State of Indiana, on Saturday the 2*«th day of March i' between the hcurs of 10 o'clock a.

111..

and -1 o'clock

p. 111.. the rents and profits, for the term of seven years, of the following de.-eribed real estate, to-wit: Hcfrininir at the south east corner of the west half of the north west quarter of seelion No. fourteen, in township No. nineteen, north of ranuc No. six west, thenei! north ten roils more or less to rock, thence west forty rods to a stake, thenec south ten rods? to the south line ol the above dcsei ibed tract of laud, then east forty rods to the place, of beu'inuintr contamir.'_r two and one half acres more or lers. the same iiein^r situ.ite.d in the ouiuy of Mont^rome,r\. and State uf Indiana. And also, a part ot the v. o.-.t half the south west c^uartcr of section fourteen, in township nineteen. ie vth of vamre fix v.et. be'riniii'_r at lie nor! side ol't .'oa 1 Creek. ]aradel ii.li the west side ot Vine street «l' Middletown, th. nee due north to the line '.1* Eli Edwards, thenee \u'.»t twcnty-iive rods and twelve tV'e!. tlienee due truth to creek, thence ea.-t. with the, meanders of ,-aiit creek, to the plae- of 'wjtininj. lviii_^ and bein1/ in sai.i county of Mi. !irL'o!nei\ and if the vent.and profits aforesaid, for the, term aioresaid. wili :iot seli for sniheient to satis', said execution, 1 wiH then oiler 1 he fee simple, taken as the p:opeit\ ol Andrew V. 1 lichee, at tliesuitol 1'iehaidM, Idack1., 1 !. 1,1- N.I AM iX MI*NER,

Sli-jriif of JVI« 'iironiery county.

March. 3. IS.",*. I fee n5.V.v3.

STATS'' OF IXDIAXA, Montgomery county, Slfint^cmrry CircuU Court September Term iS5!. Catherine F.ooher, petitions: vs. Ambrose Booher, defendant.^

Petition for Divorce.

Whereas, on the 2 th day of February. A. D., said Ietitioner tiled IK:r petition foi li\orce in the above entitled cau^:. in the clerk's olliee of said Moiiti_'omei Circuit, Couit.

aiTiiinf.

ANDREW F. LYNN. Clerk.

Februarv 2o. ^5-1. n,j")\'.

IVOTBC'K-

Weilnesdav the l^th dav of Ajuil next at t» o'clock, A. M. II. DODD. Seeie*-arv. l\!'r,i:,rv :?•?. k.VI. n-3-fw7.

Till*-ns

UMII'KmH'NED wishes to inform t-lic citix of Indiana, that this celebrated youusr how wiil stand the eii.-uimr season in the town of Alamo, ten miies souili-v.'iwt of Crav. iord\ ille.— Yountr I'rani: was awarded the fiit, ]iemium at the la Slate Fair, held at Lafavette i:i September last. MARCH ANT JARET.

Alamo. Feb. 21. 155-J. Ji34in4.

»o oa* 55r«^i

rpHE .L Ircc

uinlersiirncd administrator of tlie estate oi orce Cc.ok. deceased, will oifer to sell at i:blie auction upon the premises, on Saturday the th dev of March next, the following lot of land situated in the town of Darlington. Montgomery countv. Indiana, to-wit: Lot number six (C in

block No. 1) jis Ubi saino is tk'siima!

"j\vT0T1CE is hereby ^iven th.at the followins pie J_N oes. parcels or lots of land, or so much of each as may be necessary, will, on Saturday the 11th dav ci' March next, between the hours of ten o'clock r.. iv. and four o'clock p.m. at-the Court house d.or in the town of Crawfordsviiie offered for sale to the highest bidder, the bid beins eonal to the amoiintchftrreable: the same having oee.n mortji.ced to the State of Indiana to secure loan from the I Cora in on School Funds of Montgomery countv. and

(llVreou 1 vwi

,-'T/Ot

No. T.t in the or'irinal plat of the town of Crawfordsviiie. Morteaffed by John billiland. loan.intc.res*.ar.d per.aPv Tl.1'^.'' "Lot No. 20. ir the town of Parkcrsbnrch formerly Fnithvillo .). and also one fourth part o,-iM No.

t'.boincr the north qunrtcr of the same. ir. the smid town of PnrkeTsbureh, Mortcaced by Georpc WT. Mav, loan. iuVrest nnd nennltv 'JO.5-*.

II Ki.'F.P (MVEN to the Stockholders of the I'leveh-.nd iV St. Loni, K'aii K'oad Company. that the annual nsectinsr lor election o." Oireetois. and transaction ol iu-r LUU-IIU^S will IK-. .io,ilen in prepared, as Airent oi said Company, to niafce in •b.:nou. Hoono County, at the (,'i.urt Ilour-e ni suraiiecs lVr anv r.oiiod of time, not ie.-s than

JOHN B. AUSTIN.'Auditor Montgomery County..

CrawfordsYiiio, FeV. 0. 1?.V4. n32w3.

Township Notice.

20 ryw BOAKD of Trustees of Union Townsliip

.1 will meet at the Auditor's office in Crawfordsviiie on Monday the 27th day of February next, for the purpose of settlins with the Supervisor and Treasurer of said township, and atUmdinc to .such other business as may bo brouirhtbefore them. 0. S. 5! NILL. President I specti'ui]v invited to call fcb. 1,1354. n32w8.J Board Trustees

Fresh Sugar Cured Hams.

HE unde^sipned has now on hand a quantity of A DOZ. W

Sugar cured hams for eaio. A.P.MANN. jtlU quality at FALLEY'S. feb. 9. ISM. u32. tf. December 24, IS53.

MUM FORD & HOOKER.

L.V'AYETTE. i.NDIA\A,

HAVESprint.'

JUST I EOI«:IYED THEIR \V I and snopiv of L'O'KI.^ wl ich tliey otJer 'iea'iTs at f#etrv itv.s in any ouantiticd. Aniunffst our st«ek may be found •»"0 doz. Axes most approved lrands: 100 Axe helves, turned and liniebed 1 'J lbs. Bcred CinudritoHes ifay 'utter.-- •••... -•''l Tiiermr.tuvt-er rimrnf: l!nbbcr and leather Ki'Mnr. h^"* r.ri'l nac^in": (TI mdntone cranks au«l rollers. Haus-itre meat cut tei?. Nef'ts of measures, pumps, corn sbellers. etc. arc also now re-eivinL' onr Sythes. lloe.^. ft rks. cradles, snoaths. etc., for our sjirini' trade.

December 9, IcoO.

v,*. ii.

Jan. 27.

"J^AKXIIILLS I' .',

these

Jan. 27.

viT:JZ.

Or'i:^:vr Srr 3.

"5 r.rsiIKLS fresh 0 aire Or sn£re Sc-e received from Texas and for sale In to suit iurehnsers, by

IX THE WESTERN COUNTRY. Sereral Thousand. Losses have been incurred upon the above risks all of which have Oecn adjusfed at the

month nor irr incs or their Stores. Vi arei oncs. Court. Houses. CidleiTv

For Crawford jan. lco-l.

the

Feb. -1\, 15.'»t. nolw i..

Sale of Lands Mortgaged to the Common School Fund.

"list lots

-ML'MFOliD A HOOKER. v5fi ll.

Corw

FSaitici's.

i'a'eiit ''oi Drill, a lartrc lot of or machines for sale bv rMFOIMI ('v.- iiooKFi:,

IS."

•SJcct i'Sows ai2l

OFble.

Lafavette. Indiana.

all kinds, including Urtiikintr. Sward. StubSubsoil. Corn, and Sliovel Plow.-. Cultivators V, ivl tei'th. f..

Jan.

[Joa-!'rs" steei teeth, also reversable steel :de wholesale anrl retail bv '51. MU.MFORl) a IK)OXEU.

Mott's Agricultural Furnaces, Ij'OR hcatinir water. t.rj injrlard and tallow, cookiriir vegetables, etc.. an indispensable article for farmers, pork packers, butchers, hotel kecners, etc. For sale bv

Dec. 0, 'r,3. MCMFORD & IIOOEER.__

Scalea

rJLATFORMsale

and Counter Scales of a superior

(Mialitv for bv

uly T,.-t. MUMFORD & IIOOEER.

IRE PROOF SAFES, a pood assortment in store r.nd for sale Lv Julv 2!'. T,::. MFMFORD HOOKER.

KETCHUM'S

itSo^ving' Mncl&iBBPS.

~\\TE have the exclusive right to sell these invalVV liable raehines in Indiana. Those wishimr them should oi%W early as the supply is limited a blank order will be sent on application to us.— Thev arc the only machines that will cut clover and all kinds of irrass.

MUM FORD ,v HOOKER.

Jan. '_7. lc"i-i. Li.vfavctte. Indiana.

PEEF.1S.V1.I

-|-\R1EI) /lei), '.i,

-An excellent article for sale A. 1'. MANN.

Prc&uco

\F all kinds 1 I Jt'vh. 0. l-al.l

\F all kinds kept corista'.itlv

vein want anyt hi it bv ffoin* tii

tlu said

defendant: said petitioner also liled at th.- ,-ame time in the clerk's oflicc ol said court the aitulavit

aiT™-

t1i:lt

'let'. iKh,nt n«ta

ident, oftlie State of Indiana. Therefore, the said defendant, is hereby notified of the nlintr and pendency of such petition, and that unless lie plead to or answer the same before the calling: ot tlie eat'.-e at the next term of said court, to be holdcn in the cou' i-honse at Crav.'tVrdsvi!!e. in said county comniencimr t-'ii the fourth M.'nde.y of September next, 1 said petition will be tiikeu CI••nfesM.'d.

I.1. NX.

Wanted.

LL kinds of country produce, for wiiii. cash price will be paid bv A. fcb.IS."4.

the hitrhMANX. no2. t.f.

860TK."rs«.^

LVSURANCH COMPANY

OF HARTFORD. ONX.

HVCOKPOsiiTED SS33.

rpins OFFICE lias now trr:ii.~aeted business f"r more than a qu irt'.:rof a century during which [n.'iiod it has taken more, than

100,000 Risks!

And insured real and personal properly acrainst kiss by Fire and Water to the .value of more than TWO 111 NDRl i) M1T.LWNS

AGENCY ©?FIC"E

At Cincinnati, and paid with the utmost promptitude aeeoidimr the conditions ot' the policy, as may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on file.

The muleisipncd lias been furnished with blank policies, sisxhned bv the oiliccrs of the Companv also with blank renewal receipts, lor conlinuiinr policies already issued, and isilulv authorized and

BJOWS or OnsHagc bv ror liii te.er information ri mium, eti'., apply to the und

'.ilk

plat of said town. TH.MS.—One tliird the rar-i _.T chase money to IK? paid in hand, one third in three,' BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEAT liER! months, and the residue in six months from time of sale, rmi'eluifli'r L'iviiu.' rote with :'ppro\ed secuntv. •.:• SAMUEL MARTS. Adrn'r.

pre-

jiectinp rate rsitrned.

Aiiollicr Fresla ArrsvaS ol*

L. FALLETT,

TT~f)ULD respectfiiliy announce to his n-.rrrrr'r.s

cusioiueri that le hj IK»\V i?i reeefj't of his Full Stock ot BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, FINDINGS. ETC., which he will sell at tlio very lowest figures imaginable. wholesale or retail in quantities to suit purchaseis.

December 2t, vin2r.

ir or the Winter Trade.

TWENTY-FIVEBoots,mens

XE «V ALBATvV & SALEI KAlD ROAD.-

OPENED TO BA1NBRIDGE'

ROTFRRR^TTXC "WITH TIIE

Terre IlaMte .v In«I a!ia:»ol?s RailrpoJ AT (JRFKNCASTL?:. Ey Only 10 Miles of Sta^'no Until further notlee Trains will/nn as AccomTnodatii.ii"Trait: will leave .\Iiehir-an City at nVl'K'k. A. M.. L-ifavi'vu -3 o'cioei i'. M.. Ciaw-| foidsville ,'j o'clcc" '•[.. ati arrive at P.ainbridfre at 7 o'clock. coniKetini/ wilh Irn-e of Stapes for (ireeiicastle. only 10 lfiiieP.

Express Train wiii leave Mi -hi-'an CIt.v aC It of•bH'k A. *r.. nft'-r arrival ot' Mi diiirnn Central R. K. Train from Ch/eai'o and -'roir. arrive nt Lafiveite 'l-P. M. in sesswui for Train to Indianapolis: coue.eeriiijr there with Trains on RoliVntniiK- Railroa'l for C:»itniib is. liicinr.ati. Cleveland. I^ittsburirh. Philad.-lphi.i. iV'c.. ^vivli Indiana C.-u^ral li.iihoad for in- innati. Davt. n. Ac., an 1 T.M-V-runeebure.^Cineinnati/IVE.. wi..h Jeffersi nvillc u'livad for i.ouisvil'e. wit:i Madison Railroad for Madison and Oiu ir.nati.

Pa^ser.trers bv tliis Train from Miehicrnn Citv will chance eais for (.reencu.-tle. and stations south of Craw l'oi d.i\ iiie. and take the Accommodatio'i Train at Lafayette. Tuis train niil leave L-'fayette for CrawfordsviHe at 4.-l" I'. M.

ACC O?.l:dOI)ATION Til xiy

Will leave rawfordsviile at .r.l" A. M.. Lafavette at o'clock A. M-. and arrive at Mi -hiL'an City at I S o'clock P. M. This train connects with trains east on Michigan Southern Railroad........

EXRi'fiys TR \IX

Will icfive Eaiiibiidtre r.t 7 o'clock A. M.. conneetinff with Staircs from Clrecfie-istle: «'rawfordsviile at t'.l.'i Lafayette at 1:2 o'clock, after arrival of trains from Indianapolis, and arrive at Michi'/an City at 4.4.1 P. M.. connoctirur with M. C. 1?. R. Trains for Chicago and Detroit, arriving at Cliieapo at it."it P. M.. and ].)(itroit the ro'lowint: mornina*. i^T'This NOAN will soon be completed to GKEI-N-e.'vSTLK. of whicdi notice will by given.

Frcisrht Trains dailv each wav. C. KNOWLTON, Kup't North Div. Rce.51-no2'jLf.

S. C. "WILI.S05T. .J. E. DOXALD.

WILLSON & ]PBO"ALT,

ATTOENETS AT LAW.

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

January C, IS.VI. vfn27tf.

DR. A. W. ASIMSTKONC,

HA VINO permanently located in Crawford-ville, respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens and the adjacent-country. Resilience in the northwest part of town, in the house formerly occupied by Reuben Taylor. Office, tip stairs over S. Graves'tin shop. [april 1. '50. n-iOmt!.

WHEAT AlfD COIttf WANTED! 20,030 IJashrds of Corn, 10,000 JUusbels of Wheal, Forwhiehthc hicrhest market price will be paid in CASH, by |au«r. JOHN SWEETS Ell.

F, A I, E S3 ID f, CRAWFORDSVILLE. INDIANA. L. E, WAY LAN!?, Proprietor.

Fand

he eatinc line, you will A. P. .MANN'S. n-2 ti'.

AIR LIIC best the market affords. Stabling pood convenient, well calculated to accommo-

date horse drovers, may 27, \3.

5 1 OK A ES SIR O MANTFACTrrtiniS OF

13O3.!

AMES IIF.ATOX. Acrent. nd Montpomerv Counv.

Cases kipand prain leath

er double sole manufactured expressly for this market: just received and for sale bv Dec. '50. L. FALtEY.

Shoemakers,

"fT~OI'T,D do well to call and examine my stock of leathers and Fin.tinps, which is now complete consistinp in par of

o0o SidcWbeW Kuti'alo Sr.l

Doz. home tanned upper leather:" 14 French. Philadelphia, and American Kip r.nd Cnif Skin?: 30 I)o.~. linings all coiors:

Lasts. Boot trees, Pees, Crimp boards. Clamps. Nails. Awls, Hammers, Pincers, Knives. Threads. Wcbini,'. In short every article needed in nianufactutinp Boots and Shoos, nisv be fonnd at

Dec. 24. '53» L. FALLEN'S.

Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned are re-

very mnch oblige. iVb. 9,1854.

ic-v'

JAS. r. LUSE. A. P. LUSE.

LUSE & BROTHER,

And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

ii. isir. \\i) paim-RS.

Main Street, op'fosife City IfoLel,

LAFAYETTE, IND.

December !•», 1-553. v."/ivJ-lvl.

A E 7 II:.\T.KI: IN

I30GT". SHOE,-, I.T: vniv.li AND INJ.'S. MAIN" STP.KKT. SOI

April lo, '53.

ill L'i ee 1

ater than seven years, upon buildcontents. occupied as Dweliintrs. in ses. Churches. Hotels. Banks. and their contents a-

Fir\

WIIOLI

Tin: COi'llT HOX'.-iEj

Crawt'onlsvilie,

n-!'2nV-.

E W W A A E

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, H:ivir_'permanently located himself in this place.

ded "iitioii to all busincr

trusted to his care. Oiliec immediately over Wilson's Store, west of the Court Hons apiil '21t. Is58.

DR. W. T.. MAY,

Ecspectfuily fenders his professional services to the citizens of Crawfordsviiie and vicinity. Re.-idenee corner of South and Walnut streets, near the Christian church. O.'licc in G. W. Pearson's tailorshop. mar. '.V1.. n-^v!.

FALL GOODS. 1C53.

is^woE'tli &, Ilrofiicriii, •SALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, No. 150, Main Street,

CINCINX \TL OHIO.

TNYTTE the attention of their Friends and C"untry Merchants per.crrdly, to their very lanre stock fit' Ameri',an and I'.uropean Crools. whicdi will be offered cheap for Cash or approved credit. •September P. Is50. vonilm\

WM- C. V.'UJTC! Tll.tS. J. FINCH.

WM. C.- "WBISTV 13 Vil & €O.,

Successors to Cates, Whitchcr A: Co., W O E S A E

I^calcs's in Hnlri, Caps, Furs,

AND

I A E S I 3 1 3 1 I S

CORNER OF. PEARL AND MAIN .STREETS,.-

STATE OF INDIANA, ltoin r- ry 11: y.

Nadministrator

OTICE is hereTiy given, that John Brit'on of the estate of John R. Handy. deceased, has filed his petition to seli real estate of the decedent, his personal being insnffieient to pay his debts: and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the court of Coinmrn Pleas of said county. Test: ANDREW P. LYNX, C.C.C.P.

Jan. 5, 154. [?.•? &1] 27w3.

NEW ARRANGEMENT

WBMb

JOHX W. BiRK,

TTA5 taken tLc store room formeriy occupied by Xi John Burk. Esq.. on the corner of Pike and Green streets, where may be found general sissr-rt-mor.t of Dry-Good«. (irocerie?, Hardware, Cutlery. Qncen"5ware. Crocker'-^Vare, and I all such article? a- are usually kept ill a retail cs1 tablishnient. lie pays particular attention to the pgr. luuv?.and sale of Country Produce, so that familics can be snppliel with provisions at all times.— -injr desirous of extendincr his business, he invites

'f™

counts on or before tha 15th of Sfarcl'/ncxt. and" cheap terms as any one in Crawfordsviiie. January It. I3O4.

JOHN WILSON. n32tf.

IFhave

omens shoe." of every description and

s)lIirc of

CrXCIXSATL, 0.,

J&rCaali paid for shipping furs.

july S. 1553. v."n2yl.:

nd ^FTTLE their ac I feels confident ho can 3ill on as acconimodaune and

atro

^^.'

vonSl.

YOU want a handsome bonnet for spring and it trimmed with a Handsome ribbon mt-

side, and anew and beautiful trimminc inside tro to ^~^LOYER SEED.—CAMPBELL will pay CASH for aprii 22,'53. CAMTBELL'S. Clover Seed. Dec. M. IS6*.

NEW GOODS.

A large and splendid stock ol

DRV GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING,

QUEENS WARE, 'HARD WAKE. GROCERIES, &c„

just received for Fall and Winter. I I P. CAMi'ISELL wr uld respectfully iirti'Miiirc *3 t" hi* friends that his entire stock »1" (imut^ I have now arrived. His purchases lrave rven IHHTlnal!y iar/e and Mdeet.-d with more timn asftal or.re/

II' rL'hl as t.'hey were from tiio most rvtrr.-i '.r ,joibfT.s in tlie eastern market—and from the inaiifi'fuc-1 tun iv and importers —lie feels confident that he can oiler jri.fnis is i.ow if not a r.iTi r.c !.wi it than tlicy cafi be bonirht anywhere and he would here remark. that his assertions are not fist priit ay repetition of cn-»t»?n. hit uf» binding pronffsoH

were repetition oi which, iic obi:./at has over been to tri fair price, and not l*e i.lcar at any re of our •rot'ds iU-d.

National Gallery of

DA6UEIIREOTYPES!

iWS*. F. »»."CORBY,

-Crawfordsviiie

fi'f

same pictures with some others are now on exhibition at his rooms, and lie cordially invites all to conic and exami'i.1 them.

A liberal reward wiii ho fflven to any one that will prod.uce liner picture than can be taken at this establishment. Koon?« over Stflhvell A t'acnV Grocery store, on Washington street. All kinds of weather suitable for taking like,ncsses.

Instructions in the artirivenon si-ientific jrrineiples. and an ounit fnrnishe^l on reasonable terms. December 10. Iro-.i. li-'fw "!.

PopuSar Palt'jsl. Meflichncs. \TJ"E ARE A(iEN'i'S at Wholesale or Retail for VV the following highly popular patent medicines.

F.rown A ('.*.. Fndermaton: Kadway's Family Modicirif-.? Myer's Extract- Rock Rose llowc'.s Niiaker Sarsaparilla: Craiir's Jloosicr S.-irMiparilla Geoc-heirans Extiaa Ilvdropipcs •, Kahnestoek'a .Yerniitiiu'e AIcLan-'h ..-•••• GlUill'.-i

Mi \ic,in Mustang Liniment hir.e^e Ji"rcc's Ohio Me Lane's oleanie .(ones'* Nerve and

HOMO

Fcniniore's A Cc I! L'obcrt's flair Regenerator RobcrtV Ext.act tl'iiu'ei Penncts Eye Balm '#ts Th.onipsoii's Eve Water v--.:', Jew David's Plaster: Perry Davis' Pain Kilbr Graves' Family Medicines I.yons' K'athairon Ami a host of others too numerons to mention, hut equally ^ood. Cail and i,'et p,ini])hlets anl ahuanai s. T. D. BROWN Co.

Ieeember 2. 1 .V. ir22v5.

Ladies' Dress Goods.

LARGE and splendid stock of Prints, madder colors: plain and fancy delaines French and entrlish merinoes fancy colors: A fine lot of alapaeas plain and fancy colors Domestic and fancy (fincrhains irood colors .Black and ehaiiLTCahlu dress silk's Tj.adies black silk mitts a trood quality Flannels of ail cn]i,rs and styles Tweeds and, j)laid lin^eysof all L'rades Fine brown and bleached muslins: Plain an barred jaconetts, cam. muslhi. swiss, ook. UL'-ired an't plain.'

Black silk vaiN. collars, nn.ler-slccvcist. chernictv. silk lace arid f'riiv.'es. tor sale b\ oct.21 '5'. Ci .\WFORD MULLIKlN.

E N A S E O N

Porcelain Teeth in the We^-V

TTavinp srire utility and cave to all requirinc: art'fileial subsiiturcs. from a simrie t.ooth to an entire double set. All work warranted

Ail operations pertaining to tne feioncc e:*re"

attJiVd.'il'"to With the i-,'i-t p"-ible i.ai/il"

&T Dent..I Room-in \Y.ohingti.n Hall.

1? T? T-T I A I? A I

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

A N O O S

AT I''. HAYE JUST RE('E1 YED a sjdendid vanctv of Ladies Dross Goods, eonsisti nir of mus-

lin (I'jlains of ail crudes and styles ..ieliuns a 11 wooi. assorted colors, cashmeres as splendid, aborted.— Slohairs. bisters of ail colors and styles. Pcr.-ian cloths. Per:-ian twiils. A splendid assortment of Ginchams. (-iinphains of all qualities and styles. Callieor-i yithou* number.

Hardware and Queensware.

SPLENDID assortment of Hardware and Oncensware at the lowest price*. H.5. '04. SMITH A CO.

Groceries.

A clioice .selection of Groceries ennsistir.crof cofl'ee. tea, stifrar, molosses,

Britton rice, allspice, ginper. pepper, mustard, salt. etc. jan. 5. '5-i. SMFi'JI 4- 'JO.

JOCKET KNIYP'Sjan. 5, '54.

1 $

A magnificent variet rors, of every size,

sale at estrcmly low prices at

jjin. io54. SMITH & CO.

Notice.

TTIE undeiriirncd have entered into co-partircr-phipinthe Carpenters and Joiners business, take this method to solicit a share of patronage.

Drafts. S'oecitications. Bills and Estimates of any and all kinds of buildings furnished on short notice. Shop near the Brcwry, west end of Mr.rket street.

•rHt.« cn himself to t'lilul. His trrcut aim his ef:stomcrs irood L'oods at a imita'ion .irtfeies. wliieft wonld a:-r exarfiinaiO'n of the quality

•1! the cl

prices is earnesrlv solicbcr 21. l-.Vt.-V.1)!!!!!.

pectf'uiiy announce to the citizen*

of and vicinity, that lie ha? roi.TK.s well adapted to Piiofop. rMe juirjio-

ses. and he is nfw prepared to take 1 a'_'iierreotypos I jj of every possible ,-!ze and stvle. Havinir one ot the lrestac.il lartrest Cari:cra i: the world he is now jirepjircd to take KCI.I. CT ATI: I-ICTI KKS AND KAMI'.V (iKorci:?!. hid: for accuracy of delineation, beauty d.eptli of tone, fine finish, mellowness of lii/hts and shadows, naturalness of expression, and life-like a,ppcaranee cannot be equalled by any artist in the Mest. His Iiclftr*s obtained the first premium at, the State.

Fair, held at La fa vet to. in O'.-t. Iaft. The

Criroceries. "r

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Golden Syrup, New Mentis Molas-ses. mad

SJi^Si'.ler. indigo, alum, spice, pep per.\ Linger, nutnu-kcs, clovus. cinnamon, brimstone, auli jn-tcr and rei ned bontx. to-be fonivl «V

Oct. 21, '.")3 CRA\VFOi r\. MULLTKiN.^.,*

FENS WARE enl Hardware a crencra! assort-nu-iit lort. 1, "o".

O I SILK'. SaLii O O a r-pt. :i=k 1.0:5.

LINEX.liO.

the

~j FSPEC TFULLY tenders hir. services t: I/CIIS of (,raw tordsville and viemi ves narticrtlar attention to carious teeth— millions en- of which arc. now annually lost- for want of timely and judicious treatment.' Those that are in want of artificial t.eci.h can do well to call and see specimens of tiie best manufacture of

1 ROCERIES. V-J hi. I bv. ,-'lii

November t. \."nltf. "'r be-n hi o.ight to ihi- m.u ke': for sale at .Jane 1 KLOAN ,v MORGAN'S.

-An elegant a.-^rt:nent at SMITH & CO.

Wheat Wanted.

The underpinned wiii at all times pay the I HIGHEST '"AII price for wheat, if delivceed at the Depot re li uu.-.e. ian. it.

SMITH & CO."

[TABLE CI TLERY—A splendid a*^:-rtmen at SMITH & CO.

ol mirand for

rors, of every

J. D. CLTNGER. £. GBIEST.

Crawfordsviiie, feb. I, lr.4. n32w3.

de t. t'u'A\Y FOiw) A MULLIK1X..

modus. j_oct-l C.AML'i'F.LL'S.

VJTT.'K(TCloths—also, mohair. Mack and ftticr lastresat .[octil.'o^.] CAMPBELL'S.

tints 8 ia! coiors,

prints 21.'Vi.

HATS

15 F.AP'Y II sold in o.-t. S\.

M-e! this

.JUS'S jR£GE£VE3

J7LA1N

Pro id .vii? browns ana Parisian

LAKtlE and superb lot of ridrarw haftdaomor delaines un j^jrsian clothe, lor.'*ale at :.. '.'3. CAMPriEl/L'S

RICH

and,

•ic.ffaal silks plain i. ud bro*#lc at CAMPBELL'S'.

oct.21.V

yi.AlX at)'. ii??!Te'i Thilxj&cioths for ladies sick* lit kOCllil 'i"r-.t/t I at ioct 21 'ja,) CAMPJiEI/L'S.

IAI'IIat

Sand childrens lamb.* wool and eashnier l..-c [.M 21 \V.j CAM PitFLL'S.

lot of pood substantial i.it rucdvud by CAM PBELL.

^'",:,ntity'ELL.jCAMPP

i: Clot.biu-L' cheup' place, just icceive

than was ever' 1 and for sale by CAM PH ELL.

ioIS and Shoes to bo sold ten per cent cheaper than anv one CIMO ever sold litem, cet. -ICAM t'JJELL.

FT!'ST rate article kept at [oct'Jl

Indigo M.J

"K 5Rt DU J. jeans, oct 'Jl. T)3

md Madder ahvars CAMPRELL'S."

!v-all kinds, butter, feathers, linseyt, aeon, lnrd, etc., bouirht at CAMPBELL'S.

Er\'E HAGS of Rio CoiTeefF^

yy, Mt j^inul 4 barrels prime New frli"msv^^^g ^f"lasses. CAM I'll ELL. Nov- -1, '5!J.

PIE( ES Oper.l flannels for saecjues .... (5 dRibed Ca.-dimere Hose,' Cashmere Gloves

Ir"gnnza

Nov. 2,!, CAMPBELL/

ale

T/tniment yw*r.-:

1ILST!. 'I ouncr Hyson. Imjicrial. Gunpowr d*.-r, and IJbiek Teas ot superior qualitr. fol,.\L\il »X ct 'eo.

|T* 'JJTY Dry trndcr Wrajsyert nnd Drawers at 3? oot. 1. I (JKA1IAM

lilleen Hundred Huts and Cups, of the•t. st\!c.s and fashions, for sale bv •ct. (JRAHAM A I3RO.

,'P. it e-.er Lady and (rentleman in thia and the SIIIloundiiitr eoiiiiticfi to come and o-ii ,-toek of Good* out'oru ]uirciias»na'i.lseu hcrur \\ccafl atinl Will j- "ll (foods belo'.r :dl COIIlpCti-

IOct. 1. GRAHAM .i PRO.

WASTED.Socks,of

All the

lit L. l.'o

REI I

leans. Flannels, Linr. at A A if O

"Uil in thi eonrtl.r. at

•St.*t at

S' :.

A LL- Oi1? mar\liable ii tons, can

everv si vie and variety GRAHAM a PRO.

tyles of Dru.ss Trimniinps,had at RAMEVS.

and Barred Jaconet. Bishop and Victor lia lawn. India linen and bemk muslin.in "real I sept. 2ii 'S3.I JiAMEY'S. ariety at

O A A a 1 no a a OU'J and nial' enonsrh for any bor.e.m be founo ft i.---"pt. RAM FY'S.

a a O as UU coats, for sale by su]t.

and SHtinc' RAMEY.

Un, j'lusii, 11L.

•loth, German «nd VaJiAMEY'S.

W.-oI and

sept. I

Hick' diirts -:de at R.IMEYS.

in CAM'.S l'i tots and H' scjit. 23. \V3.1

-ihoes -I- its warranted at RAMEY'S.

v/arc—Most

beautifu? A I S

A complete

np on

IM-Iit Call 1)0 RAMEY.

iXTR ACT OF (.'OFFEE. Alb Pepper. Cin\:A naioon. loves. Nutmegs, te.. it., for sale by inr.r. ^-3, LAYMON a CO.

Fancy Articles.

F-

'"-''i-' "'id o. ,-t a.-v- .rtmor.t of Pcrf.imery,

'x' "-I- I's^ev aitiel. l'. ri'-rally, that ha.-»

"ES of every kind and quality,con.sist

-I'- J- i\ Jl Gentlemen'.-} kiI. wool, caslmer. beriin.

FIXE assortmenI

O I S a it O jan. ". '54.

T/ARwE best .vtyle.s at

September 'JS.

A Splendid Assortment of Cloths. consisting of black, brown, crreen. blue, and cadet. J/Q Ciissinu'res. f.ne black doeskins, fine fancy French and English cassanetts and tweeds, flannels ofall 4,1 J- alapaca-, and lustrcB, V) per cent colors and prades. SMITH ri CO. 4U cheai-cr than usual at

Pir.' sept.

tmp of iioy»

lo. Ladies kids of all colors and qualities: mohair uUs ofall finalities, caslmer, do. jan. i. !. SMITH f,- CO.

J'onr.cts and Ribbon:at SMITH Co.

SI!!: lac a 'if rdl t'riides at SMITH & CO.

»f f.Inphams, all of th-i la.t^t and KAMEY'S.

'E Enplish and French Merinoes at -3.'53.] RAMEY'f

PI EC

i'IECI' lancy Dress silk, wlricii wili vie with

tlv rainbow in diversity and oriniancy of color. and with eternity in la.-tiny —all for sale bv ••cpt. :W.'."3. RAMEY-

A A HF.AYY Scot'-h., buy stale, Waterloo, and

U'J

f-nslrsh Shawls, both long and square, atr 153. KAMEY'3.

cpt. 'S4.

OA PIECES I jj'j %'±. can b' found at September 23, '53. RAMEY'S.

rr AA PIECES Ye!vet. Teff. ar OUU sold at [sept. 23, '53.

and bonnet ribbons. RAMEY'S.

LARGE lot of silk and straw bor.neU—Jatci fsudiinr.* for sale •w'-: J-i. }sfv. RAMEi".

SLENDID lot of heavv feilk hicr-s and frlnetd for sale at RAMEY'S. September I

s.'"3.

ADIES white and mouruiujf—an end leys variety at t. -J9.

liars, under sleeves, chnmizetta,— variety at RAMEY'S.

A LARGE stock of black silk and love veils--1X crif.n, hiuu an-l brown berayc do., for sale at Kpt. 23,'53. RAlTErS.

Boots and Shoes.

Men's efWf and kip booLs and shoes boys' calf and goat shoes a stock el' Ladies F:r:shoes of

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

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

December 24, 1353.