Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 April 1854 — Page 3

XV "^[For the Crawfordsville R.-wc*. MOXTGOMF.kV Tl'VCIIElW ASSOCI,V-

•rio.v.

There will bean association of the teachcrs of Montgomery county and adjoining counties, held in Alamo on Friday and Saturday, the 7th and 8th of April, 1854. This Association is now thoroughly orir-in-

i/.ed, having adopted for its good government and mutual harmony a constitution and by-laws similar to those of oilier organiz itions of the kind, and many energetic, competent and whole-souled teachers a have attached themselves to it. Permanent officers were elected at the last meeting, held in VounUville on the 18lh of February last for a term of six month?:, as the constitution requires dating the first regular meeting from the 7th and 8th of April next.

The officers chosen arc as follows. Prof. Caleb Mills of Wabash College, President Francis M. Black of Alamo, Vice President James H. McCollougli of Urawfordsville, Treasurer Joseph A. Gilkcy of Urawfordsrillee, Secretary W. P. McKcy, of Vountsvilie, Francis Hammel and John W. Cupner, of Alamo, Managers.

The following members were .selccicd to deliver addresses from time to time during next meeting: Prof. Caleb Mills will deliva -r the opening address on Friday at 11 o'clock A. M- F. M. Black on reading, some time during the afternoon session of the same d.iy. Prof. Mills again at candlelighting,on the subject of common school government. Forenoon session, Saturday the Cth, James MeCollough on Mental

Arithmetic, and Joseph A. Gilkey on Written Arithmetic. Prof. J. L. Campbell of Wabash College will deliver a populor ad •-.dress at 11 o'clock. Other eminent teach -ers and speakers from various sections of the county will be in attendance and deliver addresses when ever opportunity offers.

The afternoon session and candle-lighting

III "will be taken up with miscellaneous business, after which the Association will adjourn to meet in three months at some convenient point within the bounds of the association as the constitution defines. All practical teachers, ex-teachers and others are earnestly invited to attend and become members of the Institution. All are most rordially solicited to be in attendance alour fw. public addresses. The ladies especially are most warmly invited to attend and cheer us as usual with their presence. The board of jmangers have secured the large and comodious Methodist church, in which to hold the

Association. The citizens of Alamo and surroundinir A country are requested to extend their usual hospitality on that occasion. ",v Come one, come all.

Prof. CALEB MILLS, Pres't.

JOSEPH A. Grunav, Sec'y. |g|

c26th

The Crawfordsville Review is requested to give the above resolutions an insertion in its columns, by request of many voters.

At a meeting held in Brown Township, in District School house No. 4, March 24th 1851, the above resolutions were also adopted. Keview requested to publish the same.

£l)irano

O O

For the Keview.

OiTAta meeting lield at the school house known as Beneficld's School house, on the State road, (J miles south of Crawfordsville, on the 10th of March 1854, the following rcsololuiions were, unanimously adopted: & Resolved, That we endorse the resolutions, adopted at a meeting held at Alamo, on the

of Feb. 1854.

Jiesolced, That being attached as we arc to our respective political parties, and having all due respect for the same, we hereby declare that we will not support any man for office who is in any way pledged, to, or in favor of a prohibitory law, in reference to spirituous liquors regardless of all party attachments whatever".

A VOTER.

CHAWrOHDSVlIjI.K PRICF C1'KS?ENT. [t'orrectc'l weekly for the Re\iew.] Wheat. $1.K» Apples, jrreen. Corn, P.V Apples, dry, l.lo *ats, 1»? White Reans. Jl.^O J'lour, ^7a7.")0. Flax seed, !o Gutter. l:i.!s Timothy, ,- $l,'r"' LV'jr',!- S Feathers, !1 'hee.se, ,\Wi'ol, 120a:'' Ilaem side .• shoulder Reeswax, Jlains. lo Ginsing, -1"' a a 'J'nllow, .S (Jnions. .ri0

IV W A TISE 11 v. N S.

1R. S. Vt. HOWE'S SHAKER SAKSAPAR1LLA HILL Pl IUFV TilK KLOOi).

'spring goods.

A very larae and extensive assort-

ment of

DRY GOODS,

AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.

CAM

PR ELL would beg leave to say that havincr purchased for his sprint: sales a larger and more c\tei)M\ tnek than u.Mial. and having bought them irom tir.-t hand. and a large portion from under the hummer at peremptory auctiou sales, he is prepared to sell at Wholesale* or Retail, at creatlv reduced priecs. Tonus to be c.vsn, or en on re: at its market cash

Milne.

Those who pay cash for

"their Goods, and desire to buy them cheap, are asMired that they can tind no other place wiicve tlitv can lay out tiieir money to a better advantage with the assurance that only a small profit will be charged on any article, and a uniform price asked throughout. A* our Goods are marked down to their lowest remunerative point, no one can IIONV.STI.V undersell us. and if similar goods are found vlsowhcre at a lower price, they must be of an interior nnditv, or sold with the intention of making up the diit'ejvuoe on otl»er articles.

THO thinirs will be stictly adhereil to: 1st. Goods will be shown freely and with pleasure, without nrsring cntomein to'buv that which does not .-nit them. '_*»!. No ft.ateinciiti. to be made in regard to the quality of goods, in order to olfeet sales, cither l«y tho proprietor or salesmen, which are not in strict accordance with truth.

March 31. Is 4. v."n5ft

Cabinet ant! Cliair Factor/.

HA\

ING prooure«l additional machinery, I am prepared to manufacture furniture together

prenii

retail consisting of Bureaus. Tables,"Stands, Safes, T.ounce#, Bedsteads with screw rail, iron rod bottom or square rail and tenant finished or nnfinishe«l, chaire finished or unfinished. Bedposts of every kind. Table logs. Bedpins. Wagon and Buggy llnbs. Neck eke* and Broom handles: all of which will i* sold cheap for cash, lumber or country produce, .at my Factory n-hioh is situated east of the Depot, and near tlio Woolen Factor** in Crawfordsville.

«ith all Kind? of turned wirk, wliieh will be conhtantly kept on hand for sale cither bv wholesale or I O E A N E A E I N

M.'.M. ANCLE A YE.

March 1S'S4 'Journal copy. \."'n57tf.

^Vbucctiscmcnts.

BOSTON AMD HEW YORK WHOLESALE RETAIL

PIANO FOBTE WARE BOOMS.

Jonu Chick erine Sons, Gilbert Co'u (with or without tho beiutlfo! .feolian Attachment,) A. *v. Lurid It Ccri. Lemuel Gilbert'* Square and

PIANOS,

O O I

George A. Prince fc Co celebrated MELODEONS. All Imtrnmentj *old bj are folly warranted ana will be neld at FACTORY Paters.

SD7

REED & WATKINS

No. 51 Bandolpb Street, 3 dooxi from State, CHICAGO, ILL

JOHN1 WEST,

Italic SSrs'i'S

CARPET

SAT.E. all kinds of planed and matched floor_t? incr roueb and dressea sideinsr, a nice article ol

thin piIK*. ana "wlutewooci boards, iroin y± to

doors and blinds, to be found in the State, warranted of the best material and workmanship boxes, door and window frame, ete., made to order on short notice all for .sale for ready pay, as low as they can be bouirht at any other establishment in the city or State. v."n 37m:.

CHICAGO STOVE FOUNDRY.

Vincent, Hi in rod & Co.,

MANTF.\'Trnyr.s

E IS IN E O S E

l'.V

Cf, -4 & A if W v,

(.X

His Stabling is commodious and he will have a careful hos-tler to attend to it. Crawfordsville. March 24, 'bl. von?Syl.

T^KEE SCHOOLS will be opened on Monday the "d of April, in the School House on College St.. and in the County Seminary. Crawfordsville. (). S. M'XEIL. I Trustees of

HIl.K^X JOIINSON. I'nion Township. vj'eli -Jl, 1S5-1. n3Sw2.

Famfly Cirocery Store and

JSS 'M51 ML "STo HUDSON & COONS,

HAVING

just

0]0i.'od

£')icngo

IC 7!

AND

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

The above establishment is mw open with :i choice K-lectii-.n of

nw c:o es s.,

TABLE l.IXEV.

DA-MA.^K

JOITX WKBT.

va-iioHT-lv. Lilkc stre't.

?t~OS. 135 Sc 13f LAKE ST. Up Stairs.)

BEECHER, IIOLLISTER & WILKINS,

IMPOKTKRS AND DEALERS IN*

Carped, Oil CIoJfli$, Kn{?s, Damask, Brocatollc, Satin D.? iinc. Window* Shades. Curtain Goods. (Jordss. TaSfjeiSj t^nilLs, IJlankuts. SlicvliiiLT.s. Table Linen, ifce.

F1B2LD. 15E^ESI€T.

&' CO.

3 •WIIOI.KPAI.K ni:.\T.n:s IN*

Imported and American Broadcloths Black and Fancy Cusshncres and Doe Skins,

LONDON AM) PARIS YFSTINTiS, I1EAVV WOOLEN AXI) SUMMEK STUFl-'S, ADAPTED TO MEN'S WEAR, Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings, 171 P..nth Water Street, CHICAGO, ILL. ItKNJ. M. FIKI.DP, AMZI M-.XKniCT. l'ETF^ V. FIFIt.

O.J.ROSE,

WhoTunr'r Drnlor in IJnols, Shoes and leather. LASTS AND FINDINGS,

Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc.

No. 100 Lake street, corner of Lake and Wells.

CHICAGO.

CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND SKINS, man 17. 1854. n:)7m".

Chicago Steam Planing and Saw Slills.

Sash, Door, Blind anil Box Factory.

U& W. i\ob3^,

.S C«»knkb

CLINTON ,t "WKST RANDOI.IMI ST.

•-i1

thick. The largest and best assortment of sash, Patent Solar Hau^ins: and Parlor Oil, Fluid, and Camp'ieiie Lanij

and wholesale dealers in Stoves

etc.. ofliee and sample stoves. No. 'M'Jl Lake street. Chicago. Illinois. Tho :ibove firm, havino1 a lnrtre Foundry East, undone in this city have peculiar advantages over any other stove establishment here for the supply ot'stoves to eity and country dealers, as they are prepared to keep on hand a full assortment at ail times: and would represent that tl'.ey are now adding to their large variety a number of new patterns. Call and see. mar. lS'o-l— n07tf.

up in the above business,

wit-h inform tlK'ir friends and the public generally, that they intend keeping at all times for sale ti the lowest possible figures, all kinds of family groceries, such as collee, sii 'ar. salt. ]epper, snice. tens of nil kinds, ginger, nutmegs, cinnamon, elwese. fish of various kinds, etc.

TI1E BAKEKY.

This branch of our business we intend shall conducted in the best passible manner. We have a trood workman andean a.^ire those who may want Bread or any kind of cakes, that they can come as neat accommodating them to what they may wish, as any house in the place.

CANDIES.

V. shall also manufacture and keep on hand at wholesale and retail, and at low rates, all kinds of Candies, and Mich as cannot be surpassed ill any city town east or west.

IS" We wish to inform the fanners tlwt we arc, and hall at all times pay the highest cash price for all kinds of Produce." Store on the west side of the Public square, in the room formerlv occupied by E. Peer A CO.. one door north of Frank Fry's

(tore, mar. 24— nSSwS

M. It. HUDSON. K. L. COONS.

F. LILLY,

China'd Glass. Qneensware. Lamps. Waiters, Table cutlery. Plated and Britannia Ware.

STONE FRONT NORTH 5IDK

SQCARE,

I.AKAYETTK. IND.

T© C0UHTR.Y MSRCHA.HTSJ My stock is now complete, comprising a full assortment of while stone ware, common ware, yellow ware, fancy tea ware, and glass ware, which I wiil sell «t Cincinnati prievs.

1. 1 1 1 if-.'

larch IS. lv4.

^bocrtiscmcnts.

l*. iv. co., MANTFAfTTKEKS ov

& A 1 Ic 6 A A S Steam Engines 8c Boilers, .\TF,S PATENT SCHEW flTriCK

Flour ar.U Saw fi!I (faring, ANI AGJ::.'T.- ran

tuf.

SALE OF

iEngine and Hand Lathes. I'prighf X?Z!!s, SI.IDK RKSIS. PO'-VKH c\ HAND PI-sinkus Ac. '.i-diners made order, siii'l ttjhx:it and ther Maclunerv repaired on tin- shortest notice.— s-d..*ct and fufl assortment Patterns on ban 1.

Kagle Wurk«, Chicago, Uii.

i.ATr?. WAUNKR.

W O E S A E O E S

Comntission Ivlcrchants,

Cloths itnd X:ipkins. linen sli'-etinir.

iVre.. imported direct from In-limd. nt tliu XEW CARPET STORE, and General Furnihliing Warelionse.

141 South Water Street, ,s Between ('lark an«l I^t Salle Sts.. GIIICA'-tO. ILL. n. sMirir. J. k. roi.i.ARn.

Paper Was*f*hosaM

nHIfE Subscriber bavinir ojn.-ne-'l a Wi:relK«Tise in

this eity, vi.r.ld iv.-pcctfully "i-ll the attention of Printers, Publishers, Stationers & Country merchants,

TO THEIR STOCK.

Our lonsr experienec in the business, and connection v/ith Eastern Manufactures, enable us to present a STOCK I'XEQUALED both as regards QUALITY and 1MJ1CE. 500 Tons iiags Wanted."

Vv ARREN A 'o. T.a Salle Block. No.

n^C-'lin. La Salle St., Chiea«r.

Fcr the Spring Trade.

E E & W E IS

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in

ISools, SSaore, and lSrog^»ns. One thousand ea?os Roots. Shoes and Erosrans. held on eonsifrninent from eastern niamifa. .u"ers.

No. 115 South Water St.,

IIKNUY

vO-no:iTtf.

K. in nr.. CHICAGO. ILL. r.to. w. WKI.I.p. v."in37nirt.

C. L. Hanncn & Co.,

W 0 E S A E 0 E S AMI Commission Itferc'iantp.

AGENTSWihlenssale

for the of Fairbank's Scales Ilcrrinir's

Patent Salamander Safes: and

Boston India Rubber Belting Conipanys' Goods. 197 South Water .Street. n.rr-?,m. CHICAGO. ILL.

K. I.. CO.MI.V. T. 1. HVUNK.

E. L. COMLI & CO.

W Si W W E

And Whole^aie Dealers in

C*as Fixisares, CrocSi^ry,

C11IXA AXD GLASS WARE. livery thin? connected with the above br,sines' constantly on hand and for Side cheap. Also, on bund, a larre Stock of Iron Pipe and Fittings suitable for Steam and Water purposes. 107 Lake Street, Chicago, III. n: 7- 'm.

A. I',I I:j.i Y. J.VO. TYHltKLL.

A. (I BUR-LEY & C0.,

Importers and Dealers in

Ci'oclterv, hin«-t, fiSass asie! IT A N N I A W A S

r«goBfis«,

,l"

as-^umsng tin? niai.ag"incnt of this favorite Hotel, (formerly kept by lbnty Moury.) the ]»roprieli. assures his friends and the public that it shall bo so conducted, as to retain its standing as one of the best Hotels in the country, and no ii:is will ho spared to make it a home lor the traveller.

1-,

TABLE CUTLERY. J.OOKIXG GLASSES, ETC. No. 170 ifcc St. Chicago. March ls-n"7-ly.

Coasa2^«2i & Spence, WHOLESALE

OMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Agrnts for Hi" Vinrinia Maniifacturcrs of l'Ll'C TOBACCO, KI:I:R COXSTAXTI.Y ON TIAND A I.AKGE STOCK OF Plug and Fini Cut Chewing and Sir.okin

Tobacco, Cigars mid Sniill".

i."7''.m. No. -J-7 Lake St. CHICAGO .IOI1N Coill'IcX. AV.M. CJ. STENCK

Bliag-gies, & Plows.

ANt FACTrKKii of the very best nniteriid. and kept on hand in quantities to suit purchasers, nil the dilTeront styles and patterns of Wagons Buggies, and Plows, and at juices that will "warrant ner.-ons from a distance of viMting Chicago to suppfv themselves with tlie above articles.

HEXh'Y WITJiECK.

vr»nS7niC. West Randolph St.. Chicago.

ttrcy, Dcfiismore &: Phelps.

WclQL.iSA.Lg &K.QQELR.S AND COMMISSI OX MERCIIAXTS.

\GE.\TS TOR SHI A Gil Tiro KG MILLS PO VI)ER, Boston MannfncJured Salamander Safes.

No. 207 South Water St.

n?7 ly. CTIICACO.

Norton & Slcmstead. W O E S A E O E S

AND

Commission Merchants,

No. 115 South Water Street, Eetv. ceu Clarke and Dearborn, MVF.oX n. NOKTON. /_ EDWAl'.D IlEMPSTLAD. j" CHICAGO. 6m-n37.

DOWNER & CO.,

Chicago Coffee and Spice Ilills.

a 1111 fact 11 re aud have constantly on hand Fresh

GI?Ol

ND pepjvr, allspice, ginger, cinnamon, clove.-, mustard, etc.. Put up in every varierv of packasrs. also, all the dilVerent qualities 01

ROASTED AND GROUND COFFEE. Market st. between Washington Madison streets, march IS,'54. nS7ni3.

C. IV. IlcmJcrson & €«.,

ilaniiftifiurrrs nnd Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES, AXD RUBBERS, No. 169 South Water Street, Chicago, III.

NO. 4*

'54. n57m3.

I A O W I E W O S

§^OW &T filOGE, .llnnnfactores nnd Dealer? in ever}'

DESCRIPTION

of Wove and Worked Wire

("loth, for Fan Mills and Paper Mills: heavy twilled wire cloth for Loeomotivc ?park Detectors: Wire Gauge for windows Corn poppers: Egg scoops and Beaters: Riddles and Screens for all kinds of grain, seeds, lime., sand, powder and sngar: Sieves, brass and iron: Kitchen safes and refrigerators underneath. Bird cages: Bird seed and glassy Iron, brass and copper wire and cloth, at wholesale and retail.

ntAKKor.N rr. or

Wa"bash Agricultural

WARE HOUSE AND SEED STORE,

______ *C

5ICMF0RI) & HOOKER,

AYETTE, IN fANA,

TJ.W-KJU .t-L and Sprinir upj«iv

•TIALMKK?, FKAfl P..

Sinilh &, P»iinr(i,

RECEIV FD THEIR W I NT ta hi' rlu-y offer

to dealers st factory rates, in anv quantities. A!nonr*.»t tir stock may le tVumd so-.• itoz. Axes most approved brati'1-: 1:,i Axe helves, turned :.nd f].ihed: -j •jn.rtiVt ii,S- Bercd Orindstonts. 1 Hay Cutters: •jAa Thennoineter Churns:

Rubber and leather l.eltiio*. hose, and packinsr: (Jrindst^ne cianks and rollers. Jvmsasre meat cutters. Nests of nieasnres. j.umps. corn .-hollers rte. now rceciviinr our Syrhes. Ib^-s. itlss. etc.. for our spring tr: de.

Wc are dlsi r':s. err.dies Dceeniber 1

Kl SFIf T.S fresb (V.-.ffi'.' Ovnnje Sef- inst received from Texas and for sale in 1

to suit ]iurchaser."», bv

MUMEORD tt HOOKER.

Jan. *j7. i1."-!. v")n 'l.

Corn Planfri"#.-.

\RNIJ!LT.S 1'ateiit Corn Diill. a lan/a lot these snjwinr nm b'nes f^.r sale bv |^IUMEO! L) fc HOOKER. Jan. 27, 1c."•!. Lafivette. Indiann.

Stce! PSows azzi! CitSfsrator^. /"\E all kinds, inciudinir Ibee.l-.inj'. S'.vartl. Stubble. Sidsoil. (.'om. anil Shovel .Plows: Cultivators with Rogers' steel teeth, also reversable steel teeth, fo- sale wholesale and retail bv

Jan. 27.T.4. •. -ML'.MFORD ",v FIO:')JCER.

Mott'fr Agricultural Furnaces:,

L'OR hentinc water, trying lard and tallow, eoo!*I. inr veu'etables, etc.. an indispensable article for fanners, pork packers, butchers, hotel keepers, etc. For side bv

Dee. P. 'oO. Ml'MFORD A: HOOKER.

Scales.

P.LATFORMsale

quality for by 1

superior

and Counter Scales

MUjIFORD

HOOKER.

TTMRE RRO(")E SiVFES. a good assortment, in store JL and for sale bv

Julv •2'.'. '')•). Ml'MFoi HOOKER.

KSTCHUM'S

FaU'sifi. MOWIibsj ISncSBlgBe?.

TTJ"E have the e\*eltisive ri.L'ht to sell these invnlVV irtiblo .Machines in Indiana. Those wishing them should order early as the su]ply is limited: a blank order will be sent on application tons.— They are. the only machines that will cut clover and all kinds of yrass.

MUMFORD .v HOOKER.

Jan. -27, 1."4. Layfayettc. Indiana.

To Druggists, Physicians and Merchants. AMES & II0LLIDAY, Wholesale and Ileln.II Druggists & Apotliccnrics.

MICHIGAN CUT, INDIANA. All orders forwarded to them will receive their pvnmpf

March IS, 18ol.

nd be executed without delay. V.JII:57V1.

virtue of writ of execution Fi Fa) to me directed from the Clerk's ilice of the Circuit Court of the United States, for the district of Indiana. 1 will on the 2d day of May next, at the Court. House, door, in the town of Crawfordsville. Montgomery county. Indiana, otfer for sale at, public auction, between the hours of Id o'clock a. in., and 4 o'clock p. m.. the rents and profits for seven years, by the year, of all the following real estate, to-wit: o3 feet off north side lot No. (9) nine, square No. (2") two. in Grahani's addition to th" town of Crawfordsville. Montgomcrvcounty. Indiana: and upon failure to realize a stilhcient, sum to satisfy the demand. 1 will at the same time and place ahd in manner aforoaid. offer for sale the fee simple of said above described property, taken as the property of tho defendants, at* the suit of Ezra Foote and Robert B. Howler, against David Clark Edward 1?. S. Canby, Charles Canby. Br.e'ah Canhv. Howard Canbv. Catherine Canhv. and Marv Onnbv.

JOHN L. ROBINSON. U. S. Mafs'll. Dist. Ind. By Gi.o. MC.OI AT. Deputy. Jlarcli 24,185-i. [p'rsfce nysts.

Sheriff's Sa!e.

\irtue of an execution to me directed from the Cleuk of the Montgomery Circuit Court. 1 will expose to sale at tlie Court House door, in the town of Crawfordsville. in Montgomery county, and State of Indiana.on Saturday the 10th day of April, between the hours of lo o'clock a. ill., and 4 o'clock p. m., the rents and profits, for the term of seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit: Besrining at the south east corner of the west halt of the north west quarter of section No. fourteen, in township No. nineteen, north of range No. six west, thence north ten rods more or les.- to a roek, t.henee west forty rods to a stake, thence south ten rods to the south line of the above described tract- of land, then east forty rods to the place of beginning c..ntainih'_r two and one half acres move or l.-ss. the ..iine being situated in the eountv of Monfiromcry. and State of Indiana. And also, piirt of Lhe we.-: half of the south west quarter of section fourteen, in township nineteen, north-of ranee six west, begin! ng at the north side of Coal Creek, parallel with the we.-t side of Yine street of Middletown. th"nee due north to the line of Eli Edwards, thence west twenty-live rods and twelve feet, thence due south to Coal Creek, thence east, with the meanders of said creek, to the place of begining. lying and beinc in said county of Montgomery and if the rents ind profits aforesaid, for the term aforesaid, will not sell for sufficient to satisfy suid execution. I will then oiler tlie fee simple, taken as the property of Andrew W. lligbee. at tlie suit of Ei- hard M. Blackford. BENJAMIN MISNER.

Sheriff of Moniromery county.

March. 24, IS"!. [tee -f-"..o] n-3- 3.

NANCY 1\ BRL'CE.) *,

JOHN H. GEORGE, Attachment proceeding. Before Joseph Elli:-?. Esq.. J. 1*.

NOTICE

is hereby given to the above defendant, that an attachment

has

been sued our against

him by the said Nancy I'. Bruce: and that under and by virtue, of said writ, I have levied upon certain personal property, to-wit: House and kitchen furniture, corn, farndne utensils, and other property, and that the trial of said attachment- is set down for the Vthdny of April. A. D.. 1 ^-"4. at which time, if said defendant does not apicar. answer and defend the suit, the matters and tilings

LYSU Ai\ CE C03I PA OF HARTFORD, COJtN'.

(^C'ORPOSUTEI) 1825. o—

THIS

OFFICE has no»v transacted business

more than a quarter of a ccntury ¥ring wbk it-iiw-l it Jius taken more than

100,CC0' Risks!

And insnred real imd ]H rsonnl projxirt? f^in.^t I'ss by Fire and Water to the value of more thun TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS G*'

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

At Cincinnati, and {said with the utmost promptitude according to the conditions of the peiicy. as may be seen by the receipts of the several claimants on tile.

The undersigned hns been furnished with blank policies, sifrhned ly the otlieer.- of tlie Company: also with blank renewal rcecipts. for continual:/ I policies already issued, arid isdnlT nrithorized and prepared, as Asrcnt ii.l Company. make in-: -in ar.ecs for any j^errod of time, not 1 tlum one month nor irreater fha/i seven years, upon build-j :I!srs or t'ueir eontciiis. occupied .HS

it.res.

Warehouses. "nn're!»•.•». Hotels. Reiik?-. Court Houses. Colleges. A:c., and their eentunts B-tfain.-t

OB*

BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER!

December 24, 15-*o.

,M-

alleged

the aflida vitof the said Nancy I'. Bruce, filed therein. will be taken as confessed again.-t him. and other proceedings had under said attachment- according to law. JOSEPH ELLIS. J. P.

March 1. lc"4. n37w0.

YOI:\C FRAXK.

THE

UNDERSIGNED wishes to inform the citizens of Indiana, that this celebrated young horse will stand the ensuing .v--ason in the town of Alamo, ten mile? south-west of Crawfordsville.— Young Frank was awarded the first premium at the lust State Fair, held at Lafavctte in September last. MAKCHANT JARET.

Alamo, Feb. 24. l?r4. n-34ni4.

Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned are respectfully invited to call and SETTLE their accounts c-n or before the 15th of March next, and very much oblige. JOHN WILSON. feb. lt.")4. nSiitf.

Boots and Shoea

CLOYEI?

ROE HE TRF.VIONT Hot sr.

\.nS7in?. C'hk'Hg". ill.

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.

SEED. —CAMF E -L will pay CAFU for Clover Seed. Dec. 50. 1C58.

RJED BEEF.—An excellent, article for sale bv A. 1'. MANN.

for

A G.ESc IC3I

j5ama,?f hy FSB*CV4

For furtber ini'ormntion respectin«r ratc.s (f pre-• niiTiin, etc.. ajiplv to the undersiu'iicd. I JAMES HEATOX. Airent.

For Crawfordsville i.nd Montgomery County. Jan. 5. ioo4.

Abs€{§54'»* Frrph

L. PALLET,.-..

I^0l"LD respectfully announce to his numerous customers that he is now in receipt of hi.Fall Stock ol BOOTS, SHOES. LEATHER, FINDINGS. ETC.. which he will sell at the very lowest fifrnres imnfrinable, wholesale or reta in qtiantitios to suit purchasers.

December

Fcr the Winter Trade.

rr^WENTY-FIYE Gases tnens ki]t and grain Icnth.1. ei double sole Boots, manufactured expressly I'T this liuirket: 'ust received and for sale bv

Dec. 24. "i3. L. FAEf/EY.

IShocsianL'er^,

TT/OULD do well to call and examine my stock VV of Leathers and Findings, whi'-h is now com plete consisting in part of 2(.'o Sides best Huli'alo Sole IeatiK'r:

Doz. home tanned u]|cr leather: 14 French. I'hiladelphia, ami American Ki] and Calf Skins: o'1 Doz. linings all eolir

Easts, Boot trees, 1\ as, ('rimp boards, (.'lamps. Nails. Awls. .Hfi!,imer-, l'incers. Knives. Thread-:. Webin /. In short every article needed in manufacturing Bouts and Shoes, mav be found at,

Dee. 24. "o-i. L. FA I.LEY'S.

CASES boys and youths boots of every desro\J cription and (|uality: also, an assortment of boys, youth-*, and child'.- Shoes, suitable for wet weather at FA LLEY S.

md LADIES Rubber Over Shoes I'utl'alo Cork Soles: at '••tf. FA LLEY'

Dec. 24,

£3

[Lr

A Ll \J Lr-s L.-i •tfully inform his nuha.s removed his

FAI.LEY would respectI'u J, morons cnstonier.s that lit

stock of BOOTS, SHOES, AXD LEATHER, Into the room formerly occupied by J. F. Mick.

One Door west of the Knglc Hotel: Where 1 am now constantly receiving my Spring Stock of Boots and

Shoes

of every description,

which when combined, have no hesitation in saying it will lie the largest and best selected stock'of tlie kind ever offered in this place. 1 am determined to sell, lower than any one else, either in Crawfords ville or Lafayette. The cii izens of Crawfordsville and surrounding country are respectfully

licited to cail and look over my stock. No trouble to show (ioods. Ever thankful for the patronage so liberally bestowed heretofore. I hope to merit a continuain-e of the same..

March 24. l-c4. v."n? tf.

izens of (.'rawfords-, ilie and vicinity, lie gi v:-s partii uiar attention to carious teeth —millions of which arc now annually lost lor want of timeiy and judicious treatment. Those that, arc in want of artificial teeth can do well to call and see specimens of the best manufacture, of

Porcelain Teeth in the V/est,

Having sure utility and ease to all requiring artificial substituted, from a single tooth to an entire double set. All work warranted.

All operations pertaining to the iance carefully attended to with the h'.nst possible pain. Dental Rooms in Washington Hall.

November 4. 1-

.IMS. VA.\iEKBII/r,.

E N A L^g|sURGE0N.

RESPECTFULLY

•tf.

fi* I

I i'

WHOLESALE

GROCERS AND IRON MERCHANTS,

CORNER AVAUASH AM) COL CM LIT A STS.

Lafayette, Ind.

March 10.1S-" i. n-3'*m3.

^VIROLE.^A Lir

GEOCERY AND IRON

9 -p

LAFAYETTE, INDT

T"E .vre nov/ receiving-lirect from New Orleans large Stock of Sugar, Coffee and .1IoJajses- together with a general assortment of

FRESH GROCERIES.

Which wc now otft-r to the trade at nnnsually low prices. Also, a large and complete assortment of all kinds and sizes of Iron & Steel. Nails, Blacksmith Tools, anvils, Vice*, .Shovels, Spades, &c. Dealers and Blacksmiths will find it to their advantage to give UM call if thev want bargains.

public auction upon the premises, on Saturday the 22d day of April. 1?54, the following lot of land situated in the town of Durlingfon. Montgomery county. Indiana, to-wit: Lot number six 07 in block No. ne (1 1 as the same is designated on the plat of said town. TERMS.—One third of the purchase money to be paid in hand, one third in six months, and the residue in 12 months from t?me of sale, purchaser giving note with approved sechritv. ,SAM UEL MARTS. Adrn'r.

M.ir'.'n 21. 1: nS-swi.

FOWLER cc EARL.

Lafayette. March ISbl. n3Gnr2.

Sale of Kcai Estate. IIE untlcrsignel administrator of tlie estate of

.MiW ALIIANY 3c SALE.U KAiLUOAlV

DWUIHUL'S.

Arrival cf

C. N

atsoc

EBSi

OPENED TO BAIM!RIDGE. cr.vKEcr?N"(:

WITH Trrr:

Terre Hants & hidianapolis Uailroal AT (rKKENCASTLE, Uy Only 10 Miles

of Staging.

Until further notice 'trs'tri* *.TfU run as follows^ Accommodation Train will leave

.'li:cL'i~/m- Ctv

ii ocl'vk. A. M., Lafa\t»tte 3 o'lio-k. P. M.. C'rawfords". iile Oo'ciui-k P. M.. erd arrive at Bainbridinf nt 7 o'clock, connecting with a line o» Stages ivr (4recneastle, only lo mile«.

Express Train will Ic-iive Michigan Cif.y at ehv.-k A. f., "Her arrival of Michigan Contra! K.R. Train frtinr Ctncago and TJ.'tioit. arriv- Lafuv-' e:tc 2.4A P. M. season for Train to Indianapolisf eo:Hicctifig tiieri with Trains nelf.ntai.nt* Kailroad for Cob'mibus, Cincinnati. Clvvelafttl. Piu^f r.".r'

'"'/'b'deljjhia. ivc.. wiJi Indiana Centraf Railroad f.-r Cioeinnxti, A-e.. nnd Law-rciiocburg.C.wH-innuti. etc.. w'ith.luir. rsoin ille Rail•• roisd for I.Oui.-vTlio. with Madisou R^'droud for' Madi. on and Cineln'n.-.fi.

I'a-sengers by this Train from Mi. higari Ci«V wi'lf change cars t'.-r Gieoiicustle. and stalions sotlt'lf of (. av. ti rdsvilJc. anil take tlie Accommodation Train? at Liifavctte. This trrin »cill leave Lafayette i'of C'r :wi\.rds'. iile at P. M. v.

ACCtMl.WODA'rtO^ TRAIN

Will leave Crau l'oi,:*viiIc r.t A. M.. Lafavett«» •'lt o'clock A. -. ^nd arrive «r .Niichigan City at rr'ct'Kk P. M. This train connects with tra»)i:f oast -.rn Mil higan'Southern Ruilro.*!.

XKI'i:SS Tit A I.V

!.i have B.ninbridge at 7 o'clock A. M.. cna-.* ti-'.'ting it! Stages fro)& Gi'"eiieiistle: Crawford*." ville at '.'.1.3: Lafay-.-tfe at f" o'clt-ck. »ft«r arri'val of' trains from In.li.inapoJis, and arrive .it C'itv at •!.•.'" P.M., connecting with M. (J. K. R/

rains tor Chicago .ind Detroit, arriving at Chicatfo' at •i.'Ji.' P. M.. and IV'roit the toRowing morning. I his i:o.\n vi ill s(»,.n be eoiii])leted toGKEKjic.vsti of wiiiih notice will be given'/ reight 'J*rains dailv c.i.-h w.nv.

Ucc.51-no2tH?.*

NOTJI'F

February 24. I^o-l. n04w'7.

::v

L:!'oS". Sup't N'oi tli Diw

Crawfordsville, Frankfort, Koktf mo,

Ft. Wayne Rail Road Ca/

is hereby viven tlmt Iiistalnient.w.

ot ten per cent each, on the Capital Stock of tlie Crawt-.ii'dsv iile. Frankfort. Kokomo. and Ft/ NN ayne Rail lload Company, has been made payable at the ()::ice of the Company in tho to^urof" I' rankf'ii t. at the folhiwi'ig times. t"-wit:

!lt

,rj

1 en per cent, on Moiida the -Sil day of A pril, 1^54/ I en per cent, oil Monday the oth day of tine. 1*54/ Ten per C-it. ..HI Monday th.-7fh liiy of Aug. 1SO4.Ten per cent. ..n Monday the 'Jth day of Oct. 1S"4.

Stoi'kholders ivsiding ift Montvonspry county amf 'V-i'•*'

'bcir opt.i--n jiay iristnImcnts to B.

I. I.istine, (/'rawtordsvillc: to Sihis Kcnworthv. of Durlingt.on: or siibserilu'rs generally to Williumson' D. (, rothers, tha authorized Collector of the company.

Stuck subscribers are also notiiied that, ten per cent, iliimagcs will be assessed on all instalments' remaining unpaid for day* after ti:c same is due that per cent, intcrc.-t. wiil be allowed on nil piy-' ments from tlie date of payment, and eiaht per cent.interest on^ all pre-paymeuts, payable in st.? until the road fs coMi|lcted.

WILLIAMSON P. DUNN. SeeV., C. F. K. ct F. W. Ii. R.-

I*rankfort. Feb. I-.r)4.- n-'lotf.

rvoTicc:

•. -j. -I I.

I. ('levclain.

PY GIYEN* to the Stockholders of the' in«l A: St. Louis Rail Road Company,

that the annual meeting for election of Directors and transaction of other business wiil be holden in Lebanon. Boone Comity, at the Court House on' Wediiesdav the 12th day of April next at o'clock,A. M. JI. 11. DoDD',

Secretary.-

L. FALL2Y7---

IU-:.U,I:I: iv

HOOTS, 9IIOKN, MlATl!3'It AND TIND-'

JIAIN STJ:I:I.T.

April 1-'

\x:J C.

oivrn OK TIII: '-orirr wotsU,C'rawl'ortlsviMe, Ind. II

wruTciiKi:.

.1.

SirCuah. paid for shipping furs.

K,--C'

flNCll.

•Witt. €. W5SBTf:iI5':it & fjo.y Siiccesrjorv- to StjiU'vi, ^Vliitchcr &: Co.jf .. W IIOL E S A I.E

DeaScrw hi Caj)s Fursy

A.VD *.

ItS' it I .11 IN s,

COHNEK or I'KAIlfj AM) MAIN* STREETS,

IXC [NX A Tl, 0.

jtdy 6, vonSy J.

English and Frenc

PIECE.Sep-. -J'}.

:.:.

tenders Ills services to the cit

Merinoes at RAMEY'S/

Fresh Sugar Cured Hams.

rniiE mill JL Sugar ct

igned has now 1 hams for sau

f.-b ls.-,k

hau a fjuantitv of A. P. MANX, ll -!2. tf/

n:i. a. ^V. A U.H.STIJO.V

HAA'ING permanently located in f"raWfo*d«villc, ruspectfully tcndi'i-s his profe.-sii.mi! services to thoili/cns and the a liacei.t corinti v. Rc.-idenee itv the northwest part ol town, in the house forirvrly occupied by Reuben Taylor. Otiice up stairs ov«/ S. Graves* tin shop. [april 1. V/y.- n4oni».

Fruit and Ornamental Trees/ F2

SiZUS cic 12 8UVSLM( Kie

NLRSERVMEX

OF HAMILTON CO.. OHIO.,

wid furnish the citizi-iis '»f Crawfordsvilltf--and vii-ini'y. with Fruit and Ornamental trees,'EYEIKiREENS. FLORAL PLANTS. Shrubbery, »tc., at reasonable rates. Time for transplanting, March and April.

I. F. WADE. Agent.

Also agent for the -ale of Shanghai fowl*.' -.il'ra*.riord.sville, March 1". 1-^4. nv'iw'J^

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

WE.\TW«RTII «V KROVS. South East Comer 3Iain nnd Fourth St. CINCiNNATI. 0. -f-- are now in receipt of our usual assortment-^ of Dry Goods to which we invite your attention having purchased largely at the "late heavy auction side in New rk. wj are able to otter nnu'-' 4 sual inducemciitii/ J^.-ase exuminc our Stwk bo- S fore purchasing. March lu, 1»54.—n36w3/

at This!

WANT Six or Eight .Journeymen Bricklavcr=* for the coming season, for which I will pay" Indianapolis or Lafavctte prices and ah«o three or ur young men from sixteen t- eighteen years of age. of good moral habits who wo.ild wish to learn the Bricklaying business. I shall be able to commence the bu.-ine.-s in early in the Sj.Ting as tha season will admit: npj-lv to

JOSEPH ENS.MIiGEK. in Crawford}-ville. March 1'.', i4. n3'3w4.

NOTICE.

TT'HEREAS my Wife. Delila. has left urj bef nnd board without any just cause or provocation: therefore thi. to notify tho public- that 1 will not pay anv debts contracted hv her.

March 10, 1?.4.-

.1.

MARTIN STILTS. n-36w3.

Groceries.

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Golden Syrup. New Orleans Molasses, mad-/ -ier, tndigo, alti'm, spice, peppery

ginger, nutmegs', cloves, cinnamon.Jbnm3tonc. sa'tpetor and rcf-scd borax, to bt found at Oct. iil, '53 CRAWFORD &. Ml'I.I.FKINS