Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 March 1854 — Page 3

A MAGNIFICENT ^RAILROAD SCHEME.— The Washington correspondent of the Courier and Enquirer says:

"The Committee on Public Lands has before it a railroad project almost rivaling the Mississippi and Pacific rail road. This scheme is for a grant of lands to aid in building a road from Nfcw Orleans to Fond du Lac on Like Superior, a distance by the route proposed of about 1.500 miles. The rou'e suggested is from} New Orleans to to Jack?ori, Mississippi, thence to Helana, in Arkansas, thence on the west side of the river to St. Paul, Minnesota, crossing the Mississippi again at that point, and thence to lake Superior. The success of the application for government aid to the great work will depend to some extent upon the policy adapted by Congress in disposing uf the public lands. If it be decided to encourage all feasible and necessary enterprises for railroads in the new states, provision wiil problv be made for the realization of this project, magnificent as it appears to be."

nrrii'l.--Oii the Cith inst., ly Pcy. M. M. Ypii\:l« iv»i. Mr. IIKNKY SUOTTIS to Miss KLI^ABLTH "WAM.ACK, ail of this county.

CRAWFOHDSVILLE PRICE CI JIIIENT. [Corrected weekly lor the Review.]

Vl.-nt. fl ,3oi Apples, green, ?,r '.TU. 0*)' Ajijiles. lry. 1.10 0:i!s. ItV White P.cans, fl.'.'O Four, STuT.'o. Flav si'ed. 110 lluttcr,

12,1-.

SCHOOL BOOKS FOR

35". y&*.Y I3LE "jai J!53L.

RECOMMENDED.

quisitions of Law, by tin: State Board of Eduoution. i-i-iisirtlinc: of the Governor. Auditor of St rt t*. Trca-urcr of State. Secretary of State, and the Su lwintcndent of Public Instruction. [Sec School lllV. S'.Vtll*!!

OITICK OF Si T*T. OK l'RUI.n TNSTIMTTION. In'dianapoli.s. Nov. 1 rr3. At a meeting of ihc State Board »f Education, h^ld a the Capital. Novemb.-r !. 1 each member of the Board being pre.v.-nt. the following documont was adopted:

Th" above Books are published, and for sale by Booksellers generally throughout Indiana, by Morton A: Criisweld, Louisville: W. 15. Smitli iV Co., CitKimiati Thomast.'ow|n.rth-.v!iit Ar. Co.. l'liiladelphiii l'ratt. Woodford «V: Co..and Clark. Austin &. fcmith. New Vale.

March 1". -. nS.'w3.

B'« 1 «& S2 a E, WHOLESALE

GROCERS AND IRON MERCHANTS,

CORN1.U WAUAS1I AM) COI-l'MIHA ST3.

March 10,1-M.

Tl:.

v.--.vax,

Hams, l' Giiming. Lard. Potatoes, 00 Tallow. Onions,

N W A J) E RTIS E 1 E XTS.

Dlt. S. I). HOWE'S SHAKER SAKSAPARI J.7.A WILL ri'IMFY THE KLOOI).

Lafayette, Ind.

gpls nSi'iin?.

XV la EOS ALES

CrlvOCERY AND UiO.Y

rKC -EI^ -E53 a LAFAYETTE. IND.

-II"]' ft'-p now reeeivinc direct from New Onea.ns a large Stock ol Sugar* Co fire and^MoIav•#cs, together with a general assortment of

FRESH GROCERIES.

Whieii we v.ow otl'cr to the trade at unusually low •prices Also r. large and complete assortment ot nil 1 ind '-.nd ire- of Iron & Stcol, Nails. Bincfcniwilh Tools, anvils, Vict"-. Shovol-. Spndrs. SiC. Dealers and Blacksmiths wili tind it to their advantage to give iisn call if ihev want bargains.

FOWLER EARL.

Lafayette. March l'\ l^-"'l. n^'3m2.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

wE^'rwoErris & BRO'§. South East Corner Main nnd Fourth St. CINCINNATI. O. •\1

:irc now in receipt-of our u.-ual Assortment VV of Dry Goods to wiiich we invite _\our attention having purchased largely at the late l.eavj r.u ticn sale in New York, we are able to oiler minimal inducements. Please examine our Stiek before purchasing. March 10. lST-I.— nS'jwS.

Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

VS-lKKliS & TEBR IVEJiUfiKR -IVTURSERYMEN OF HAMILTON CO.. OHIO.

J\|

will furni-h the citizens of Crawfcrdsville nnd vicinity, with Frnit and Ornamental trees, EVERGREENS. FLORAL PLAN TS. Shrubbery, Are., at reasonable rates. Time for transplanting, March and April.

I. F. W ADE. Agent.

Also nTnt for the sale of Shanghai lowls. Crawford.-ville. March 10. ISoi. n.3owS.

Eook at This!

WANT Si\ or Eight Journcvmen Bricklayers, for the cominu season, for which I will pay Indinnnjxdis or Lafuyettc prices and also three or four young men from sixteen to eighteen years of nee. of good moral habits \\ho would wish to learn the Bricklaying business. 1 shall be able to commence the business as early in the Spring as the reason will ndmit: npplv to

JOSEPH ENSM1XGER. in Crawfcrdsville. March 10,154. ii"m»W4.

NOTICE.

TI7IIERF.AS my AYive. Deliln. has left my bctl nnd bonrd without any iust cause or provocation therefore this i.s to notify the public that I will not pay any debts contracted bv her.

March 10, ir.M.-

MARTIN STCLTS.

Wabash Agricultural

'\VARE HOUSE AND SEED STORE,

MUMFORD & HOOKER,

LAI-AYETTE, INDIANA,

HAVESpringMipplv

JUST RECEIVED TI1ETR W I XT ER nnd of goods ivhi. they-oflVr to dealers at factory rates, in any quantities. Amongst our stock may be found 300 doz. Axes most approved brands: 100 Axe helves, turned and finished 20.000 l! is. lie red Grindstones l^o Hay Cutter?-: 2rt" Thermometer Churns

Rubber and leather belting. hose and packing: Grindstone cranks and rollers. Sausage meat cut ten*. Nests of measures, pumps, corn shelters. etc.

Wc Kre aU now receiving our Sythes. Hoes, forks, cradles, sneatha, etc., for our spring trade. December Sf. lsoS. v5ir.:8.

ftsasc Orange Seed. rv A LUSII ELS fresh Osage Orange Seed jus I AVrvl' received from Texas and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, bv

Jan. 27. IS.11.

FIRE

in compliance'with the re

I.Mn.vsAroi.is, Nov. 1 1, lc."f!.

The Stat.- lloird of Education approve the following bst of lt\t books lor common s-chooK: Mitchell's p.rimarv Geography.

McG-illVs Eclectic spdl ing Book. The Indiana 1-t Reader. Tlie Indiana 2d Reader. The Indiana !»d Reader, The Indiana-1th Reader., Butler's Em_'lhh (I ram-]

Mitchell's Geography ami Atlas. h'av's Arihmetie. part 1st. R:.v*s Arithmetic. part 2d.

R:: y's Arithmetic, part I'd.

$$ mar. Webster's Dictionaiies. The examination of Books for our Common School ha* involved cre.il labor, but the Board has tindeavtred toperfonn the nrdi-e'US and responsible d11'v iudiciousiv. thoroughly, and f.iithfullv. Intrinsic in**rii for instruction has been considered of paramount importance, and secondly, economy to the Stat.'. 'I'll" Scnooi Ti.v-i r.i:s. whose duty it is to know hat Books me r.:cd. can do much to sis-i.-t the State

Board in obtaining v. hat the School Law contemplate and economy to the people demands- uniformitv in s.hool books throughout the State.

W. C. LARRABEE.

Hum rintenden of Public Instruction, and President of the Bo.ild of Education.

N. B. A number of School Oliicers and Tcaehors in lniiana !iave already adopted the ubuve books reeonitiu-nded by the State Board incompliance '.\ith the New School Lav,-—thus showing a determination of tie friends of education to eo-ope-r.ite with, th- Board in securing throughout the State the uniformity desired, which will avoid 'reijuent on vexatious changes, benefit the learner, and relieve parents of a great and unne.-essary expense.

Ml'MFOPD & IIOOKER.. v5n31.

Cores Fiats ters.

lot of

APNIIILLS Patent Corn Drill, al those suiiL-rior machines for sale by Ml'MFOPD HOOKER. Jan. 27, I

54. Lafayette. Indiana.

Stei'l Plows and CtiHivaJorS

OFble.Subsoil.

'l'imothy, fl.r.o

Eggs. Feathers, 31 Cheese, Wool, 20a3) Hti'-on aide a shoulder 0 Pi

all kinds, including Breaking. Sward. StubCorn, and Shovel Plow*: Cultivators with Ro-rers'steel teeth, also re\citable steel teelh. for sale

wholesale

and retail bv

Jan. 27. \4. MUMFOIiD a IIOOKER.

Mott's Agricultural Furnaces,

,^iR

-. £-J

lieatinir water, tryinjr lard and tallow, cookintr vegetables, etc., an indispensable article or farmers, pork packers, butchers, hotel keepers, tc. For sale bv

Dec. 0. '53. Ml'.MFORD & IIOOKER.

Scales.

"OLATEORM nnd Counter Scales of a superior qtlaiitv for sale bv July 'Wi. MUMFORD & IIOOKER.

PROOF SAFES, a good assortment in store and for sale bv Ju!v 2!'. W'. Ml'MFORD A- IIOOKER.

EBTC'HUM'S

S'aCeiut ITTE have the exclusive rii?ht to sell these invalVV liable Machines in Indiana. Those wishincr

them

should order early as the supply is limited} a blank order wiil be sent on application to lis.—

They

are the only machines that v.til cut clover and all kinds of

grass.

MUMFORD IIOOKER.

Jan. ?7. Lay layette. Indiana.

Crawfcrdsville, Frankfort, Kokoino, &

Ft.

Wayne Rail Road Co. fv^7S3%

Stock suhseribers are

,7vi **1

\TOTICE is hereby civcn Jhat I«ht»linoiits often per cent each, on 51 u- Capital Mock of th" Crawfordsvillc. Frankfort. Kokomo, and Ft. Wavne Rail Read Company, has been made payable'sit the O.iicc of the Company in the town of Frankfort, at the foilowim? times, to-wit: ']'en per ecr,''. on Monday the 3d day of April, IN.'L

Ten ]icr cent, on Monday the •(h day ot June, 1 s.-l. Ten jier cent, oil Monday tiie itlidav "t Auu. 1S 1. Tenjier cent, on Monday the t'th day of (.ct.

Stockholders residing in Monvgomery county and viciniiv. can at their option pay instalment.- to Jj. T. Risline. Crawfordsvillc: to J?ila*

Len -j'rtiiy. t(

Darlington: or -ubs -ribers generally t^ ilhanison D. Crothers. the authorized Collector oftho com-| pany.

also

notified that ten per

cent, di'ina^es will be asses-cd on all inst.ilniciits renn-ining unpaid for 30 days after the same is due: that 7 per cent, interest will be allowed oil all paynienls from the date of payment, and ei-^ht per cent, interest on all prc-navincuts, pay able in stoek^until the road is completed.

WILLIAMSON 1'. DUNN. Sec'y.. C. F. K. F. W. R. 1L

Frankfort, Feb. l-.jl. n3.)tl.

NOTICE

TS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has _L been appointed administrator of the estate ot ilanson Casner. late of Mi-ntgomery county, deceased: .said estate is supposed to be solvent.

NATHANIEL BOOIIER, Adm'r.

March S, 1S"4. nOowO. NOTEl'E IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I will sell at j.ublie auction on Saturday the

42."th

February 25. ]5? t.

n36w3.

Fresh Sugar Cured Hams.

TSupAT

HE nndorsiirned ha? now on hand a quantity of euro 1 h»mj for *a!e. A. P. MANN, fcb. 9. ISfti. eS2. tf.

day of March.

at- the residence of Ilanson ('asiier. deceased, all his personal property not taken by the widow of the deceased, consisting of Hogs. Horses. Cattle. Sheep. Grain, farming utensils, etc.. etc.

A credit of nine months will be given on all stuns over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note ith approved security, waiving valuation or appraisement

laws.

NATHANIEL BOOIIER, Adm'r.

March e. I--"'!. n-'ow-T.

STATE OF INDIANA, I Montgomery county. 1 Montgomery Circuit Court September Term isr:t. Catherine Boohcr. petitioner.1 vs. Petition for Divorce. Ambrose Booher. defendant.'

Whereas, on the 2'nli day of February. A. D.. 1 s."I. said petitioner liled her petition for Divorce in the above entitled cause, in the clerk's olliee of said Montgomery Circuit Court, against the said defendant: said'petitioner also lilcd at the sanie time in the clerks otlice ot said court the aliidavit of a disinterested and competent witness from wiiich it is made to appee.r. that said deteiidant is not a resilient of the State of Indiana. Therefore, the said defendant, is lierebv notified of the filing and pendene-,- of such petition, and that unless he plead to or answer tiie same before the calling of tin- caue at the next term ol snid court, to b? helden in the court-house at CrawlV'rdsvilie. in said county commencing on the fourth Monday of September ne.xt. l^. said petition will be. taken as confessed.

ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk.

'rsorillE •Mi-

ISCleveland

HEREBY GIVEN to the Stockholders of the & St. Louis Rail Road Company, that the annual meeting for election of Directors and transaction of other business will be lioidcn T. banon. Boone County, at the (.ourt House 011 \Vodne«dav the 12th da'v of April next at i" o'clock. A. II. H. DODD,

TilE

Alamo, Feb. 24. nS4m4.

Sale of Koal fi^tntp.

THE

undersigned administrator of the estate of ("rcorge Cook, deceased, will offer to sell at I public auction npun the premises, on Saturday the 2"th day .f March next, the lollowinc lot of land situated" in the town of Darlimrton. Montgomery eonntv. Indiana, to-wit: Lot number six (61 in block'No. 011011 as tlie same is ilesnniatcd on the plat 01" sai.l town.

TERMS.—One

PKOl'KCTiOt

INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, COXN.

IKOPcFORATED 1823. —o—

THIS

OFFICE has now transacted business for more thr«n a quarter of a century during which leriod it hus taken more than

1CO.OCO Risks!

And insured real and personal proj«crty ajrainst loss bv Fire and Water to the value of more than TWO HUNDRED MILLION'S OF

IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY. Several Thousand Losses have been incurred upon the above risks all of which have boc-n aijnsted at the

OSNlEAIr '&QEMCY QTfXC'Z At Cincinnati, and paid with the ntm^st promptitude according? to the conditions of the policy, as may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on lilo.

The undersi£?ned hasbeen furnished with blank policies, wjrhntd l.»y the ollict-rs of the Company also with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared, as A?ent of said Company, to make insurances f"r any period of time, not less than one month nor greater than seven years..uron buildiiiL's or their contents, occupied as Dwtdlinc.-. Stores. Warehouses. Churches. Hotels, Banks. Court Houses. Colleges, «fce., and their contents aguinst

Loss or BKnzsjasfe Jjy.Firc. For further information respecting rates of premium. etc.. applv to the undersigned.

JAMES IIEATOX. Aeent.

For Crawfordsvillc and Montgomery County, jan. f, lSfi-1.

NEW ALBANY SALE3I RAIL ROAD.

OPENED TO BAINBRIDGE.

COV.VKCTIN'G WITH THE

Tcrrc Hnnte & Indianapolis llnilroad AT GREE\CASTLE,

By Only 10 Miles of Staging.

Until further notice Trains will" run as follows: Accommodation Train will leave Miei.'i/aii City al C, o'clock. A. M.. T.afayette 3 o'clok. P. Si•• Cn'wfordsville ooV-lock l1. M.. and arrive at Bainbi idee, at 7 o'clock, conncotincr with aline of Stages for Greencastle. only lit miles.

Express Train will leave Michigan Citv at 10 o'clock A. M.. after arrival of Michigan Central R. R. Train from Chicago and Detroit, arrive at Lafayette 1*. M. in season for Train to Indianapolis: connecting there with Trains on Bellbiitaine Railroad for Columbus. Cincinnati. Cleveland. I'ittsburcrh. Philadelphia. Are., with Indiana Central Railroad for Cincinnati, Dayton, it.-., and Lawreneeburg. Cincinnati. Arc., with Jefferson vilie Railroad for Louisville, with Madison Railroad for Madison and Cincinnati.

Pas.-enircrs l,y this Train from Michigan City will chamre cars for Oreencastle. and stations south of Crawfordsvillc. and take the Accommodation Train at Lafayette. This train will leave Lafayette for Crawfordsvillc. at P. M.

ACCO."iI3I()1ATIOW TUXIN

Wi'i leave Crawfordsvillc at "i.-t.i A. M.. Lafayette at S o'clock A. M-. and arrive at .Michigan City at o'cioek P. M. This train connects with trains' cast, on Michigan Southern Railroad. 'EXHI'ESS Til A1N

Will leave Buinbridsre at 7 o'clock A. M.. connectinir with Stasres from (Ireeneastle: Crawfordsvillc at V.ir: Lafayette at 12 o'eleck. after arrival of trains from Indianapolis, and arrive at Michigan City at 1'. M.. connecting with M. C. R. K. Trains for ("h.icago and Detroit, arriving at Chi.'vigo at i'- M-. and Detroit the lollov. ing morning. ^?'/"This noAi) will soon be completed toOi'.i:i:NCASTI.K. of which notice will be given. i-lf Freight Tr?i?r.« d.-.ilv ••acli v.-.iv. '. KN'tJWLTON. Sup't North Div.

Dee.31-no20ti'.

ETt'c^Si A5*a*Sv i2 ofi*

BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER!

"ITTf^UI.D respectfully announce to his numerous

»V

customer^ that lie is now in receipt of his Fall Stock ol BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, FINDINGS. ETC., whieli he. will sell at the very lowest figures imaginable. wholesale or retail in quantities to suit purchasers.

December 24, 1-50. v5n20.

For the Winter Trade.

riV.YENTY-FI YE Cases mens kip and grain leather double, sole Boots, manufactured expressly

lor this market: Dec. -4. 'bo.

received and fi:r stile bv L. FALLEY.

SEtOGiuakei'sa,

"tT^OULD do well to call and examine mv stock of Leathers and Findings, wiiich is now complete. consisting in part of 20-.I Sides best Hutlalo Sole leather: ij Doz. home tanned upper leather: 1-t French, rhi'.adelphia, and American Kip and Calf Skins:

SO Doz. linings ail colors Lasts, Loot trees, Peers, Crimp boards, Clumps. Nails.

Awl-. Hammers. Pincers. Knives. Threads. V.'ebiii2. In short every article needed in manufacturing Pouts and Shoes, mav be found at

Dec. 24. 'o3. L. FALLEY'S.

CASKS boys and youths boots of every deserip'.inn and quality: also. 1111 assortment of boys, youths, and child's Shoes, suitable for wet weather at FALLEY'S.

December 24. 1S5-3.

Secretary.

Febrnarv 2-1. 1554 nWw 1.

FRAXK.

UNDKKS1GNED wishes to inform the citizens of Indiana, that this celebrated youn?J horse will stand the ensninc season in the town ot Alamo, ten miles south-west of CrawforJsyille.— Youmr Frank wns awarded the first premium at the last State Fuir. held at Lnfavcttc in September last. MAKC'HANT JARET.

third of the pur

chase nioncv to be paid in hand, one third in three months, and the residue in six months Irom time ot sale, pnrchiiser civinsr note with approved secuntr. SAMUEL MARTS. Adm'r.

Feb. 21.15o4. n54w4.

DOZ. Women? shoes of every description and quality at FAIJ..EY"8. D*ccmbcr 24.

ENTS and LADIES Kubbcr Over Shoes

:t-

Put-alo Cork Soles: at

Dec. 24. '53. FALLEY'S.

Shci'ifiPs S«5c.

virtue of an execution to me directed from the Cleak of the Montgomery Circuit Court. I wili expose to sale at the Court House door, in the town of Crawfordsvillc. in Montgomery county, and State of Indiana. 011 Saturday the 2." th day of March between the hours of lo o'clock a. 111., and 4 o'clock n. 111.. the rents and profits, for the term ol* seven vears. of the following described real estate, to-wit: Pesrinint,' at tlie south east corner of'he west half of the north west quarter of section No. fourteen, in township N-. nineteen, north ot range No. six west, thence north ten rods more cr lesto a rock, thence wet fortv rods to a"stake, thence south ten rods to tlie south line of tlie above described tract of land, tlcn cast forty rods to the place of beginning: containins two and one half acres more or less, the same being situated in the county of Montgomery, and State of Indiana. And also, a part of the west half of the south west quarter of section fourteen, in township nineteen, north of ranse six west, becinintr at tlie north side of Coal Creek, parallel with the west side of Vine street of Middletown. thence due r.'^rth to the line of Eli Edwards, thence west twenty-five rods and twelve feet, thence due south to Coal Creek, thence east, with tiie meanders of said creek, to the place ot beginine. lyinc and !eiiiir in said county of Montgomery: ami.it the rent? and profits aforesaid, for the t'-nn aforesaid, will not sell for nriicic.nl to satisfy said execution. I will^ then offer the. fee. simple, taken as the property of Andrew W. liigbec, at the suit of Richard M. Blackford. HENJAM1N M1SNEJJ.

SlrcritF of Monjromcry connty.

Mar'b. R. TtVe niow?.

u:t. John' ltL-j.r

so i-: 11 I N

N E W A N A A E

THE RNO-st POWERFUL Kinsr on tlit? fare of the lobe NOW u]*ivntu iii tt,e \IIH-M.MII !»»i:**- 'J power of the crowwd lir-.-uis of Iviivj** iuk ii :o vhen comp.Tjv-l :o tlnr. or' our Aiiw-ricirj

CIIIFMOV rhe p»\r**r in tliem to ol r|(»! nr:i uii'i to reJu.'c

to greater ini'i-ry 111 »n the p*r nn«i tleiif. Our Ann'ricjni Ivin^ wffh ttjuul v\»,kir»5j-

IK'SS tin* T'.liv ui«UI1'Mi .iiri ht» iih.e cahiu. »"«v tt» il-rt-r ifil to «»*Trr h'«:i Mi ami to the ANA IUW.V. THE ncii UII'I :hr poor.

1.) 11. JOMN IH I.I/S

GREAT A? 2£:HICAN KING LI the TENTH WO.NT.KR OX T.IC '.VO: LI. ainl the rc.i:E.st evri" .'iTt-ro,! 01 a.a.co-d luiiiLoiio,. to rile .-ulK-ring lliiiliims, tiie Dtrmr iy. rcin-f 1- at yiur comutar.il. ul liive only to use tliis 111:1i«::iI ivmv.lv. All thosw who still .suffer, and '.vill lint acecpt clie in rei«J balui, dt'survc not the jut} of 1 lie 11' fatui'ijs. 'i'liia witi'lt-rlu 1 mcilici .*?. ..luriie^ r?ie br itif sinrc Its iii:rfiluctieii. h:is in i"l liiijipine.v- to the hwu'ts ol tliou-iin-ls. iiii'J m.i.le life '.'I:II HI :o many who liL-ri'toforc rv^.'irileil i: eiiiv :i luoiiful :ml li.isi niblc I'Xisu-iire.

To tlic- wimls wiili ail l.iiii in-:its, KHIIIPKUIIions. iin Ivilli'is. ainl I'.iiii Mxirartor.'i. ami Jul juiilions ol" lon^uv.'t pioo.:oia lli« uirrirs ol' the grc:it Aiiu'vienti Kl 11 ill I'.iin. prt:|rir.i: i'Hi oi:ij.iii",l poitij of liie ai.IL rco:s. JMUJUCC by America's uivc rich ami bomreous

W wiiii.-.I a.-k thi' r.MMEii. 1' arc nhvnvs cnmiH'tcii'. jti'ljli'it of what i. aini »liar in mil a ruiuahif l.iiiiUy uirilicine, to iio us s|n"i in l.ivor b, ^Win. tiiu K11.1 of l'ii::i tt aiii^'lc trial, nii'l if .-a. i.lu::ti'.- iM'i't llivir lulliifiica in its buliaii. rt'Coiiiui'Mii.1 it. .k «rll uinl often of it, aiitl M'U that i- um'J in Un-ir atlluTc-l ui-i^iilMirs. Tim l.ailivs ar« nlwio niarualiii-. mm ivin'ii 'Iic.v 111.luce tln-ir BUtlriini: fi'iemi.-i to IIM: tins ri-aily vaiuab.e nieihuine, th'-v «i ie an ai*t ol bnicVtiitMicu that tlif\ can \vc-i be |ivu,i Hi" Thi a powci rui mill truly magical reined/ l'r all external ili^ca.-es. sore.-. .s\ehings. burns, &c.. ainl fur many iii:eruai alli:c io:is. i: is a cur:.1111 cure. 3'et It IS |ii rlecr,y li.irinless. and inca-,i.i'ilc ol p.o-lu.rinj the least injurious cll-'cts iu tlie moil duiicato c^ses or tne wtaitr.s: constitution.

It is eiitindy iiii-liss to follow the old and worn-out •lystein of |"lli-.s: iii^ to (lie public thousands of certiiiCfa.''8 of wonders piTlnraied by ihis medicine. It eosrs bur. 'nenty-li»e ci-i 110 try it. and Dr. Hull y.aii.M hid U-C'jl-ear* t'd rcputati-m on tuc King ot I'aiu df.'in^ ail uud more than lie ci.imis for it.

We wtuild asit. have xou the I'heumarism or Oout: these are not pie.^ani. (•••niiiaiuons. and ive know ilia ton would ..e to drive Cirt.i a'.vay x-j soon a.1 po.-taibio, taeu use

RV.U/d KINvj OK TAIN."

Would you be ciireil .'uniost. imine lia'eh. of Unwpl Ooniplaitit, LKscntcrv. iininor ooir.pi.ii.it. i.ii(.h*ia .Morbus. Cramp

I'olic,

Head Aclie, "i'lfih. or any other ache

or p.ii:i, the remedy is smip.e and t'.n, cure curiam. L'-I: 'IHE GU::AT KJNI oi" I'AIX. Would you have our Sores.

,iveli:.n^-=.

(,'uts, Hums,

Scalds, IJruide:,, or a.:jj. oiher woiiu-i.-i uea.ed, We re]ea! it, use the

A(JICA1. KING OK I" UN*.

Would you cured of i-cald Head, .Joint.*. Pore Throat. Neurai^i i. .-on: llriMsr. I.uaib.1^0. Tetter or Iting 01111. e.o: iCit'Uin. lilies ol I.i j.IS luuers, I'uapped llauds. and an other .-ores, ri.ner dry or ruiinins:, we Buy u^aiu and a^.un. vcLi: ittMLbi is lu'. Jt hn liuil's

KiNfl OK I'AIX."

Would you be curi-d of Kind's loil. Cattcer. Tumor*, Krupiious. or any di.-ea-e of tin: .-tin c.au.'-ed by ii.-ipure biood, tuen use 111* Joan !'ui.*.i i7tirsap.tt'iii.t iuterualiy. aiui the liiu^ ol I'.nn i'.\:criia!l i:o'. iiu^ can bu more certain ttiau a spee iy and e.ieotual cure.

O 1217 SUiliL'G

1' It I .V I i' A I. 0 1-' H'li,

FITTU CROSS STREET, O.NE DOUR

BELOW .MAIX, l.UL'laVll.lj KV.

i'Olt SAI.E ItY DltC'ICi [S'l'.i & .M KltClIAo'TS 'i'UUOUtillUUT Villi UNiTiiD STATiOS. For sale in ("rav. fcrd.-ville. by

^IOHGAN,

iircnts also atrents for Dr. Jnhn Hull's celebrated Stirsaj'ttrilla. march 10.l^o-l.—vonOt'iniij.

5-. C. WILLSO.V. .1. E. DONALD.

WILLSOX Si 31'DGNAI.D,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

OlHcc in the rooiii over Brown's Dm? Store, Where they will bo found at all limes when not absent 011 professional business.

Jaiiiui.i I). voi)"2itf.

1)11. A. W. AH."tiSTLlO'Sfi,

IIAYlNCr permanently located in Crawfordsvillc. respectfully tenders his professional services to the citizens and the adjacent country. Pesidcr.ce in the iK'i-rhwc.-t part of town, in the house forim-rly oeeupicd by Peubeu Taylor. Office up stairs over S. (iraves'tin shop. [april 1. n40mfi.

V. I iEAT AXI) COit?J WANTED! 20,00.0 Bushels of Corn, 10,000 Bushels of Wheat, For which the highest market pri.-e will be paid in CASH, by [aug. 6, "32.] JOHN S WEETSEP.

E AG li E II0T ]E Fi. gf CPAVi'FOPDS1LLE. INDIANA. T,. F.. WAYLAND, Proprietor. T^AlT'the best the market titi'onls. Stabling good and convenient,- well calculated to accoinmodatc horse drovers. mav 27.

:03.

JAS. 1'. LUSE. A.

n4Svl.

P. LUSE.

LUSE & BROTHER,

Boo!i and Job Pr a inters. MANUF.\CTUI:I:r.s OF

And Wholesale and Peiail Dealers in

FREXCn. EXni.LSlf, AX!) U1!.[{:(.').\ PAPERS Main Street, opposite City ITvicl,

LAFAYETTE, IND.

December 10. 1$."3. vonJ-lvl.

A E

DEAM-.tt IN

COOTS, SHOES, LEATHER A\D FIND-

MAIN STREET. SOUTH OF THE COUP.T IIOfsE, CraAvfordsville, Ind. April 15,

:53.

Cash paid for shipping furs. jnly S. o-3.

nli'mo.

WM C. WII ITCH EH. TI10S. J. FINCn.

WiT5. C. WI&&TC89ER & CO.,

Successors to Bate®, WhitcherJc Co.,

W O E S A E

Dealers isi IL'itis, Caps, Furs,

AND

IIATTERS' I 31 31 IX S, COK.N"Eli OF TEAKL AND MAIN STREETS, CIXCIXXAT1, 0.

von-2vl.

DR. W. L. 31 AY.

Respectfully tenders his proic^ional services to the citizens ft Crawfor Isville and vicinity. Penidence corner of South and al'-.ut streets, iicur the Christian church. Oi.ee in G. V.*. Pearson's tailor shop, loi-r. 23, '5S. nC0\ 1.

Noticc.

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned are respectfully invited to call and SETTLE their accounts on or before the 15th of March next, and verr mnch oblitre. JOHN WILSON, fcb. 9. 1854. n32tf.

LOYER SEED.Clorer Seed.

FRESH ARRIVAL!

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT TF A N O O S

•yyE IIAVE JTST RECEIVED a splendid varic-

^ii'|ccr^-.\

,11:11. .vf

lice, allsr.ice. trintrer. pepocr. mustard, salt. etc. jan. 5, oi. R5.M1TIJ CO.

Wheat Wanted.

the DepotW jan. ~. ''A.

rpABLT-: CT'TLEPY— A sjilendid assirtmcn at 1 ian. .j. '.ji S.MITH C(J.

cvre Irind.etc. jan. "o-i. SMii'ilitCt).

I5SS. TAXBIEEBELT,

DENTAL ^^SURGKON.

Fi,ESPECTEUT.LY

Januurv 2". 1S0-1. v.'nOl.

IEhave

YOU wan! a handsome bonnet for spring and it trimmed with a hand.-ome ribbc-n out-.-ide. .-'lid a new and beautiful trimmine- inside eoto a pi ii 'S-.'-y'i. CAM PJJ l-.LE'S.

Dfcb.

P1EI) I5EEE. —A11 excellent artie'e for-ah- bv A. P. MANN.

Produce

Oi'eb.

Fall kinds kept con-ti.titlv on litind and for ft. lSo-i.] stile by A. P. MANN.

Wanted.

ALL kin-Is of country produce, for whi -h the highest ca.-h pvi'-e will bu paid by, A. P. MANN. fcb. Ji, 1 1)02. tf.

Ifind

you want anything in the eatine- line, yon will it bv troing to A. P. MA NX'S, icb. 'J. n^ tf.

Ladies' Dress Goods.

J.APGE and splendid stock of Prints, madder color-: plain and fitney delaine Frcut'li ami euirlish merinoe: fancy colors A f.r.e lot of iiitipaeas plain and fancy colors ^Domestic and fiiiiey giiiL'htims irood colors Plack and chanGfeaide dre-srilks: r'4'-"* J.tiities black silk mitts a L'ood ouality Flannels of all colors and styles Tweeds and plaid linscvsof till trades Fine brown and bleached mr..-lins Piain an l.uirred .jaccnetts. cam. it:t iit:, twiss, bo''k. figured and plain:

Plack .-ilk vails, collars, nnder-slecves. cheniizetts. silk lace and frint_o-. for sal" bv oct.21 CI AWEOPD & MULLIEIN.

Groceries.

Ten, Cuffee, Sn^ar, Golden^

'%r- pk Syrup. New 1 Jrleans Molasses, nnid-j.-?" I L'l bi jr. indigo, ulnrn. sl ice, pep pe

iriHirer, nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon, briinst' ne, =uitpeter and refined bon'X. t« found :,t. oct.21."o 3 I'ilAVv-Ff'KD Jc. Ml LLIKINS.

/""V UEENS\YAP'E and Hardware a general nssortincut tV-r sale bv oct. 1/5.3. CPAWFOPD Mt'LLIKIN.

LAPGE lot of Ginghams, all of the lat«-s* and t\ Lest styles at PAM IIY'S. scitember *20. lso3.

A PIECES alapacns and lustres. 2^ peT cent. 1'J ciK'tii"-r then usuai at septemlxtr -J-'j. .33. PAMEY'S.

PIECES fancy Dre,-s siik. which will vie with the rainbow in divemtv and brilliancy of eok-'-. and with eternity in la.-iini—all for sale bv set.t. 23. "53.t I PAMEY.

-CAMRCFLI. wiil pav CASH for Dec. 30. 1?58.

ty of I.adie^ I'ress (Jixtds. eon^isUIli^ot mus- orP^NW 11'*' lin dclains of all erailes and styles: de'.ains all wool- TI'\ R*» N *V T»I/' assorted colors, cash.inercd us pp'eiull'.l, assorted.— .. IxAKl) \V ont, Mohairs, lusters of all colter.- and styles. re:.-ian GKO CERI ES, A'C., cloths. iVrsinn tvvjiis. A si-lendid assortment of 1 17• Ginsrhams. (iintrham'-. of all Cjiuiluics and styles. JU^t TCCCI^ 0U iOJ I

Cullicoes without number. 1'. CAMPIiKl.I. w.-u'.-.l r»-sp.?etfni!j- nnn« u»«-i A Splendid Assortment of Cloth.*, to his friend* that l»b cnuie stork »f (io-.-ds '•ons:sti:i)r of black, brovrn. Lrreen. blue, and caJct.' ]i,t\c mnv urrivt-d. His i.nrchiise- June fx.-en unuCassimerf's. fine Mack doeskins, fiiie fancy French -nally larirc and selected i'i! lr.oic than tk-'itd cate. i'.nd Kmrlish iss-. netts and tweeds, flannels id all 11 1 111 :is tlk-y wore from tho must extent -.e j.-'o-eolors itnd prtit.ii.-t. ^.MITH & CO. in the eastern mtrrl-c.'.'t ^nnd frotn t'c:'rrntntif.ieturers and imjMrtcr —he fee'lsconfidentthat !.•»• can

Hardware and Queenswar©. U-u'er ^-i.ds as i.ov.- if m-r a mitli: i.o»i utimn tic/ T-x-t.T.. 11 1 can i-e KiTiirla nv\chcrc: r.nd he wnuhi here rA ^'V

irt* nr" 1

y»." h.is ci'T hi -n tu irivc his customers rood srn.xU stiv Va-rOCwlie^. it."ir p:ice. iid not imitation arti- les. which would A choice selection of Groccrjits cor!- be dear at any ice an examiHtuion rln fo-rality _„i, of enr "oods. as well as the pi ice.- is earnest -solio' •HU-.. sistinff uf cof.'ec, tea, smjar, motusscs, ^X.y

T30CKF.T KNIVES-An ekirant as-i.rtmfnt at' t!anni-\ f-.r ?a pne.-,-ian..1 t. SMITH & CO. d.-z. hjr'cd .s-'i'm-ii! ll-'-se. 5 iislnnort' C»loves

tTia?nif:cent variety of mir-

rors

of evefv size, and for

sale at extrcinly low prices at jan.. T. SMITH A: CO.

Boots and Shoes. Men's calf and Kin

tenders his services to the cit-

i/ens of ('rawfordsville and \icinity. lie .uives ptirticEiltir anu-ntion tocttrious teech miiiious iif which are now annually lest for want of timely and .iudicii r.s treatment. Those that are in wan: of artificial teeth can well to call and see speci mens of the best manufacture of

Porcelain Teeth th.e West,

!lavhitr sure utiiity i'iuI ei:S" to all reipiiiim artificial substitutes. Ironiii sinu'Ic tuoili loan enure double set. All work warranted.

All operations pcrtainiiu: to the science carefully attended to with the least pos.sil.le pain. 1^3" Dental Pooms in Washington Hall.

November -J. It.3-3. xonl-tf.

E W W A A E

ATTOPNEY AM) COUNSEL0P AT LAW, H-ivinir ]".eruianentlv locateil hini.-elf iu th.is jil.ice. will irive his undi vitl 'd attention 11

trusted to his care. O.'i.-e immediately ow Wil son's Store, west of the Court House. april 2!':

ISOO.

H'AS

SI.OAX

n-t-!yl.

NEW AP.RANG EL1ENT

W. IST.UU,

taken the store room formerly occupied b\ John Purk. Esip. in the i-orner of Pi'o- IOI.I (rieen stiects. where may !c fnund a -nei til a.-ort-meiit of

li*3f-tioods.

A large and splendid sloek 6f DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES,

READY MADE CLOTIIIXG,

December 2, 1- j0.

AA HEA'v'Y Scotch, bay state. Waterloo, r.nd sept. 1 uU englis-h Shawls, botii louir and

PAMEY'S.

,1A PIECES black dress silks from L\) i-. can be found at September 23, '53. PAMEY

cents to

LAPOE lot ot silk and straw nonnets—Iste LAP ^1. mshi'jTH for sale by sept. 23, 1 "g.

ADIES Collars. nnJcr sleeves, chemizetts.— white and mourning—an endless variety at »».p:. 23,'3J. -. KAilEY'S.

LAPGE stock of black silk and love veils—j

green, blue nud brown bcrago do., for sale at

sept. 23. '53. RAMEY'S.

PlEt. Eis elv^:. Ti^fi. and boniK•. ri-»hon3, J_ S..ap,. ard Fancy orticlc# generally, that ha*.J'J sold at [.-ppt.. 2v.5 34 KAM.A S. ver been iir aL'ht to this market: f- s-iic a: -r .. ... -.. June l'J, '5-3.

»r" IS

iill clHCi «i inlCr.

"«ark. that his assertions .-ire not just in print r.s 9.

tu .he .ove.-t i'' 'V„ ,. mere n-potiriuii of custom, but as hindin'.' piomi -.^v

which huobliaaU-s himself to fulfil. iJvn ^reui. aTiir

i-.vj.-vin.ii

§lereivr«E f»-L5 :y,

rjfi'gau/. J.

The undcrsi^nt'd 'will at all times p:iy the MPiiiES'f CASH price f-r wheat, if dchveccd i-i i\ fi ", riwi he Depot Ware-house. irl [ocfJl oJ.J AMPJ^t.L

SMI TIT vt CO. I s-\{ »JiI"KCI Cloths—also, mohair. T.l-tclr nl f.'r '"j'' vv lustres at [ort"J.j CAMl'i ELL'S.-

btof.s

and

shoes: b(ys" calf i.nd Lr:U snoes: a

htrir- stock of Ladies line s!i

A Ml'DELL

7^ I-/P1NOS. Prondwav browns «nd Pnri-itti#

L.'\f*CcE and supcib tor of rich"ar.d !.:indt,cnn* (iciainets and pt rsian cloths, for side at I A I E S

ICH and clc-fant s:l!.s. Main- and bi-ofttda r.r. A E S

"8 AIX itIK! f'trured Thibet cloth- ft Itultcn* stvici 1 [oct2i '5-}.], C'AM'PPL'LL'S,

AI'lES and childrcns lamls wci rotd cf..-1-.mcrtf •Li !••••.' at [oct-1 '."I3.J CAMPBELL'S.

iy ANCY Prints, htrtrc lot of pood ssitbjtantUiJ I- prints f.tstcolors, 11 received bv Oct. til, 'j:!. cANlPiSELL.

HATS AND CAI'IS in any (jtran-trtjv jL&tf and ut Iimv prices, lor sale bv oct. 21. *•*«. CAMPBELL.-''----'

|_)EADY MTIDU (_"U11! 1111 -R CLCIIPOR thaiv W I^ cVT' JLt sold in this place, ji«t received an fr sale b^

Oct. 2l.'.V3. CAMPBELL.

IJ5

5.'OTS

and Shoes to be F"id ten p.r cent clieaper than anv one eise cvt. eohl them, ,,..J oct. 2l.V»:.\ CA.M'nrKLL.-

1 1 P."" 1' 1 ate iti t.i. Ic Indigo and Madder a! vai 1. kejit itt [oct 2i ')•.] C.Yil Pliiii.Jyfc'.-

pPODt'C'E—an kinds, loilter. f.atliers, linsey i. jet.11s. bueoii. hirdi. etc.. bought at oct. 21. WJ. "CA.Ml'PELL'S.

rjsi

vrru

1} FIVE I'AGS of Rio -.and barrels prime New ()rlfins'u#gg^!^J[ M, lasses.

!ii:ine.-.-en

Fit IlllCSt

eer»e-, llanJwarr,

CntJcry, Quoenswiii-e, rroekerv-VJ itro, 111 1 all :-ueh articler- as are u-ui.lly kept in a retail es-tci)li-hment. He |ays parM.-ular attention to 'he (••urehase and sale of (.'..untry Produce, so that familiescanb'j sit|iplied wir'n ]ro\i-ions at all times.— Peine.' desirous cxtciidins Ids business, he invites the public to 'ivc him- a share of patrontttA.'. as he feels eonii'leiir he can sell 011 as accommodating and cheap terms us any one in Crawfordsviile.

CAiiPPLlJ.-

'v^'E AIM: ACENT- it Wl, .L-.de or fUse foiloMing hi.'ltly popuhtr pitteitL medi^ ciii.-s.

Proun A: 1 lin-i'-rtiiaioii Kiulw iiy's Fiinii!y Medicine.-

-, MyciV I' iti-t.i hock P' Howe'.- ."-linker S'ir.-ap:.-, ill '.? 'ruitr'.M Hoosicr Sarsapari.'ln: (ico^!if^an.s Extract JI 1.11., 1

lt'd Ycl'llli lUge

Me f. I lie's (iltllli's 'f

,\ici,u

Miislting Liniment r'

('hinc.-c Lonte's Ohio '. -5 •-..•••• McLaiie'.- X'olcanic tiynes's Ncr\e and Pone Liniment^ Fciiimore's A V. 15 Pobtrt's Hair Pcu'enei-itor liolnrt's Ext.a.-I longer Pennets Eye IJ t.! 1 'i'hoittiist n's i-.\e Watery Jew T11 id".- Pl.t'-'t r: Perry Davi.-' I'ain Ki7i•*r (irtux.-' Family Medicine.- •. Lvi.iis" Kathairoii And a ho^t of others ton numerous to mention, but eoiiitlly good. Call and get pamphlets and ulniu11.1 s. T. b. JJPoVv N Co.

fj| EST.-"-. YouIIC ify'son. Tmperuil. (•r.npow*' iler. a ltd PLi.-i: Teas of superior otiaiii.v. ibfi.de ly LA YMi^N \-o.

r-'P

1 Drv Under V.'rat.j.crs ::n! Diae.-cvs tit "ct. 1, (i PA 11 AM a UP I

pl, a sac! 1'nps..

Fifteen Hundred llats and Caps, of tiio best stvies and fashions, for stt'c bv* oct.'l.V3.* tiPA.ifAM &. PPO.

E want everv Lady and (^ntPman in thisndit.tr counti'-s to see our stock of (Jonds before purchasing el. hi rt for wo can aud will .-ell (rood-, low ail j.oti-'-•on. Ij.et. 1,

nd the surroimdiiiL' i-ounti-s to eon.e a ,d

:oi.\

WAXTE!).~-A1!

OPAI1 AM .t 111 CO..

of the Jctiiis. Flannels. Lin

sey.-. and Socks, in thi- county, at oct. 1. l.jjiJ. (1 PA AM cc PRO.

OI-Y 111 NDPED \*ests ofcvc-rv .vvlc t.nd v-tiii tj ot-:. l.'.VJ,] at (J PAH AM LPO.

LL the imagincblc 1.-- 1 ircis Trimroirig.1/ buttons, etc.. can be had at PAMEY'S.

OLAIN «nd Ihirrcd Jaconct. Pi.-jho and Yi.. toJL ria lawn. Inli linen and book me-'In.in i.'ie:.V varietv ut isei.it. 2C "02A KA ME Y'S.

qAfV OYEP Cor.t3, liirrc cnoivjrli for any man, rii *)UU und -mall cnouch for anv bov.ettn

[sept. 3.j

IK*

AM:. Y'S.

qq CLOTH. .V.ssimere, Tweed aivl Ni'inetk.coa's. ior r.:.c by .-cot. 2C. 'h%t

LINEN.23.

jfi I -.I'iii'j PAME'iV

.) I SIL1C. Satin. P'ush. cloth, (rcrman ami 1 h-nei.-. \'c.-,ts t- !t. 2". l-C-3.

T-..

PAjLEY'S,"

We** nnd Hickorr shirts, f.r nl«« -•*. s-jpt. *r,s.j J:AMI:Y-H.

a i'\ CASES Po-ts and sltocs-- Fit: warrnn^ed al 4U .-tpt. a 3. 5^| PAMEY'S.

n^r Queensware—Mo^t

POM'EPIES.-

!ljrh

bcnu'tiful

-tyles t*. PAMEY'S,

1 -A complete a»sor*!rt'-:it bo ux l'v a.::n_r on PAMEY.

.id

T^XTPACT OF COFFEE. Allsnkte. Pepper. iiti.i namon. Cloven, Natmegs, A--.. fc.. l*.r •suio by mar. 2-i, 'h-'. LAYMON A eo

Fancy Articles.

fTMIE largest and ocst ao.*ortnitnt of Pcrf-tmrry,

SLENDID lot of heavy silk laces and fringes n:its of all qualities, caiimer, do. xl for sale at PAMEY'S. jan. 5, "51. SMITH CfK September 2-3, 1553.

SILKS

2 0

SLOAN MOhi-AN"!-.

LOVES of every kind amlona'ity.cGnsiisninr:

K.i.'l 1.1. I Gentlemen's- kid. vvcaihner. K»rlin. 1 v.% do. j^tdica ki«j» of all colors au-i uwLi'ur.

FINE assortment of Bon&cU and Ribbon.:, at jan. 5, "}. SMl'i II & CO.

SMITH 6c, Co.

of all tjualitos. Silk lace-! of all grades at: jan. 5. '54.

PIECES English end French ilcrrno^s

sopr. 23, "53.)

KAM:EY"5.