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district conventions. The meeting was duly organized,

R. SMITH

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upon to

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TOWX8IIIP MEETING.:"

The democrats of Coal Creek township met in convention at llie Bristle Ridge school house according to previous notice on Saturday the 29th at 3 o'clock P. M- to ap-i point delegates to attend the county and

acting as President and

JOSEPH E. MCDONALD

address the meeting, and in his

speech lie showed the glaring faults and tyranical features of the Maine-Law which the enemies of republicanism and liberty are endeavoring to force upon the people of the State of Indiana, lie considered the' passage of the Nebraska bill as right and proper, giving as it docs, the right to the people to hiake their own laws. Ilis frank, old-fashioned style of speaking, astoinshed and pleased all who were present—whigs as well as democrats. After Mr.

Resolved, That virtue, morality, religion, truth, justice and every attribute of nationH1 glory and greatness have grown and flourished under the fostering care of Democracy. The sacred rights of citizenship in the pursuit, and posession of life, property, liberty, and happiness, are safe under its shield, and protection, and no passing impulse, or excitement, should induce us to weaken its power, to do good, or to operate upon our passions, in such a manner as to result in wrong, while undivided, we continue to rally around our stars and stripes, and folded under the wings of the American Eagle, those blessings, and liberties were the boon of our revolutionary fathers, will be violated.

Resolved, That

DAN. MACE,

Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be presented to the Review for publication.

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SAMUEL R. SMITH Prest.

EDWARD P. BENNETT

See.

is reported that

will shortly sail from New Orleans for Eurr pe. Having in vain sought to escape frm the frown of the American people, by visitingout of the way places and sequestered country towns: he is going abroad to seek a repose denied him here. There is that in his restless care-worn life, which furnishes a solemn lesson to the young.

0^7- On Monday last. Conductor Wilson ran a train from Indianapolis to Cincinnati in three hours and three-quartors-the quickest time ever made between those cities.— The train was specially put through to sec what could be accomplished on that road.— Lou Dcm.

it^-Gen. Nathan Towson, Paymaster General of the United States Army, died at Washington on Thursday last. He was a native of Maryland, and was especially distinguished in the battles of Chippewa and Bridge water, and in the sortie from Fort Erie.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY

CONVENTION!!!

The DEMOCRACY of Montgomery County are recommended to meet at Crawfordsville on the

FIFTH day ct" August next to nominate a County Ticket for the ensuing October election, and the several Townships nre requested to hold meetings

in the interval and appoint delegates to the County

Convention. It is to be hoped that there will be a lull turn out of all who are friendly to the success of the great

principles of our party, and who believe that good

government and iolitieal liberty consists in restraining natural rights no further than tlio abso

lute wants of society demand and tlsat moral evils are better corrected by moral teaching than by tyranieal legal enactment, such as search, seizure, confiscation and destruction of private property.

Come one conic all. and unite harmoniously in support of republican law* and republican^institntions.

By order of the

DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At a meeting, held at Alamo, July -22. it was unanimously

KKSOLVEII,

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SAMU

appointed Secretary.

The meeting then proceeded to ballot for assessor, and J. M. ROVALTY being the choice was declared duly nominated. 1- I

was then called

MCDON

ALD'S speech, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted. Resolved, That the first article in the democratic creed teaches us that the people are competent to govern themselves.— From the days of Alexander Hamilton to the present time, the party opposed to us have always taught the incapacity of man for self-government. Here is the very starting point, of the difference between the two great parties which divide our country and all other differences arc subordinate to this and may be resolved into it.

the janus-

faced traitor, is politically dead, condemned, and buried so deep in his political grave, that the loudest reverbations of Gabriel's trumpet can never reach his unhallowed car until Nebraska shall be clothed with all the majestic powers of a State, says Daniel, "thy sins which were many arc all forgiven thee."

Resolved, That we have full faith and confidence in the wisdom and patriotism of the nominees of the democratic state convention, and fully endorse the proceedings of that honorable body.

Resolved, That all the Democrats with nil the Whigs of Coal Creek township who are opposed to the Maine-Law, arc invited to attend and participate in the convention.

ANNEXATION or THE SANDWICH ISLANDS TO THE UNITED STATES.—The San Francis-! co Evening Journal gives the following importanl rumor:

A private communication from a resident of the Sandwich Islands conveys Iheassuronce that the rough draft of a project for the annexation of the Sandwich Islands to the American Union has been sanctioned by King Kamehameha and his advisors, and will go

forward

MATT.

WARD

That we will unite as Democrats and

as Whigs in opposition to the Maine law, or any Law. embracing its anti Republican Principles— at the Countv Convention to be held on the 5th day ».f Augiist 1 J..11N UKITTON. lVes.

to Washington by the next|

mail steamer. Our informant did not con-[ sider himself at liberty to disclose any particulars relating to the matter, but entertains no question of the substantial correctness of the main fact communicated. The inception of this project is due to the opening of Japan ports to American commerce, and the changed relations of Russia, France, and England in the Pacific.^

A N O I" N CF..VENTS.

ft?" We arc authorized to nrinounce SAMVKL W. Tn.Foitn of Lafayette as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in thisjudieial District, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention of the l'Uh of August. ^"e arc authorized to announce the name of JOHN LEE.asa candidate for tlie office of County Treasurer and Collector of Montgomery County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention.

Wo arc authorized to announce the name of Win. C. Yoiwo. as a candidate for the office ol County Treasury and Collector of Montgomery County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention.

We are authorized to say that WM. WATSON will be a candidate for the office of Treasurer and Collector of Montomgery County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention.

Mr. EDITOR:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer. «t the October election, subject to the decision of the Democratic Countv Convention.

Married.—On the 30th by Elder M. Vancleavc. Mr. HARVEY BALL and Mrs. MAUV NAYLOK, all of this pli.ee.

CRAWFORDSVILLE TRICE CURRENT. Corrected Weeklv bv Messrs. Lavmon & Co.

ARTICLES.

Flour Wheat Oats live Barley Corn in the ear liny Apples Green

!5(qi 25(7 5 0(tfi

Sides Shoulders

In demand.

M(q 2 o(i it

5.00@ r.o® 75 1.00(i£

reen

Drii

Peaches Beans Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal Chickens— Alive Potatoes Bai on Hams

75(^1.00

1 0

Little offered.

40 0

l.'25('1.50 SOtftl.OO

In demand. In good demand

O'lOi'i 05(3i 07@

Lard Pork Beef—on Hoof Clover Peed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugar Molasses. N. ().••• White Fish Mackerel Salt Onions.

4.00@ 3.00(H3.50 5.00(57,r..r,0 2.50^,3.00 13K@ 14 5 O 30$ 35 C.00@ 0')((7j 2.75($ 40 (ff)

None in markc!

half barrel. None in p'kgs.

N E W A E I S E E N S

ttrcat Western

PSA8® ISiifi

CINCINNATI, O.

DESIRE to inform purchasers of Pianos throughout the West that we nre now building and will open August 14th, 1S54. the largest Piano Salerooms ever built, either in Europe or America, and more than twice as large as any in the United States. These rooms will be tilled with

From the best makers in the country, and the extent of our business will enable us to sell below all competition, ami at the same time to offer such a variety as has never been seen, in this or any other country.

Our stock, now on the way, will consist of about the following.-— 20 Louis XIV carved 7 octaves. 40 7 octaves full centre Pianos, finished all round, 40 6% octaves, of all styles. 50 6. and G}4 octave Instruments.

TRICES FROM $200 TO $800. A full written guarantee given with every Piano sold bv us.

TERMS CASH.

Wo will suppiydealcrswhojuireha.sc for cash, on as good terms as tliev can buv 111 New fork or Boston. SMITH & NIXON.

No. 7'IV./ West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. O. August 4, 1 54. v(Jn4vl.

FOR SALE.

THE

UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his stock of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware. Arc., in the town of Clovcrdale. Putnam Co., Ind., immediately upon the N. A. it S. Railroad. A cash and produce business to the extent of £15.0on per year can be transacted here, nnd 1 will satisfy any purchaser upon that point. I will also give my personal assistance for three months.

My stock consists of Staple Goods entirely, having no dead stock on hand. TERMS:—One half cash balaneo in 1'2 months, with security. JNO. JAS. STEWART.

Clovcrdale, August 4. 1654. n4w3.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an execution to me directed, from the Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Court. I will expose to sale at the Court llouse door, in the town of Crawfordsville. in Montgomery county and State of Indiana, on Saturday the 2i»th day of August. 1S54, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M., the rents and profits for the term ofscven years of the following described Real Estate, to-wit: Lots No's. one. two, three and four, in block No. ten. in William Cox's addition to the town of Darlington nnd lot No. four, in block No. two, in the town of Darlington: and lots No. six and seven, in block No. nine, in William Cox's addition to the town of Darlington also, forty-one feet oif of the south end of lot No. one. in block No. three, running across said lot.in William Cox's addition to tho town of Darlington: and also, lot No. four, in block No. fourteen, in William Cox's addition to the town of Darlington, all of which is in the county of Montgomery and State of Indiana: and if the rents and profits aforesaid, for thu term aforesaid, will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy the executions in iny hand, I will then offer the fee simple of said lots, taken as the property of Anson B. Webster, to satisfy an execution in favor of William McGrorty. issued by the clerk of the Montgomery circuit court aforesaid, and two executions in favor of Absolom C. Jennings. Thomas B. Reed. Edward Jennings, and Joel Reed, issued by the Clerk of the District Court of tho United States, for the State of Indiana.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that we will Bell at auction on Saturday tbe Siith da* of Atipnat. ls.4. at the late residence of Stephen McCoy, in Franklin township. Mohtffoniery county, Ind.. all the personal pfoiwrty of said decaa*ed.*(not taken by the widow.) consisting in part of the following property, to-wit: One horse, cattle, hogs, corn in the crib, wheat in the rick or bushel, corn in the field, one two-horse wag-on and harness, farming nten.-ils. houiehold and kitchen furniture, and other articles not here enumerated.

TERMS:—A

credit of twelve months will be giv

en on all sums exceeding three dollar*, the purchaser gi vine his note with approved security ^waiving valuation or appraisement laws.

LINDSF.Y McCOY. A GEOKGE W. McCOY,

Admrs-

August 4. 1554. n4w3.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned

have been appointed Administrators of the Estate of Staphen McCoy, late of Montgomery eoun tv. Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. LINDSEYMeCOY.&/

GEORGE W. McCOY, 5

Acimr

August 4, 1854. n4w3.

NOTICE.

RUNAWAY

from the subscriber, living in Rip

ley township. Montgomery co., on the 24th inst., Thomas B. Bowerman, an indented apprentice to the farming business. Said Bowerman is about 13 years old, 5 feet inches high, light complexion and light hair, stout built, a downcast look. All persons are hereby warned not to harbor or trust him on mv account.

July 25'54—i3w3—* ELBERT AMERMAN.

DANIEL C. STOVF.R. MICHAEL I). WHITE.

STOVER 6 WHlWEf ATTURHYS AM) I III NSELLOIIS AT LAW, *.• Crawfordsville, Indiana.

A I N S

KEPT

on hand for wells or cisterns. All orders promptly attended to. The pumps are warranted good or no pa v. mM J. W. COREY.

Reference. J. R. Robinson. Crawfordsville. Julv 28. 1S54. v0n3tf.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

II. T. SNOOK.

virtue of an execution to me directed, from the Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Court. I will expose to sale at the Court House door, in the town of Crawfordsville. in Montgomery county aiul State of Indiana, on Saturday the twenty-sixth vlav of August next, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M-, and four o'clock. P. M. of said day. the rents and profits for the term of seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit: The undivided two-sevenths of the south west quarter of the south east quarter of section 31. in township eighteen, nerth of range five west, lying and being in Montgomery county: and if the rents and profits aforesaid for the term aforesaid, will not sell for sufficient to satisfy said execution. I will then ofler the fee simple, taken as the property of Shadrach Pettieord. Mary Petticord. his wife, and Richard Parmer, to satisfv an execution in favor of Thomas Parmer. B'ENJAMIN MISNKR. Sheriff.

Aug. 5 "54-n3w3 [^=ii,50] Montgomery co.

Campbell

HAS

laid out upon his counter a beautiful and desirable lot ol'

Bereges and Tissues,

I N E A O N E A W N S

EI»IBROII)EREI) MUSLINS,

A N E S S S I S

ASLO—A lot of very handsome HABIT AND

FLOWING S^EEYiS, A S I I S

FINE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS,

Elegant

Crajtc

.SHAW L*,

EMBR 01DERIES,

I is 1

a* sa I» 8 I Si I s, ALSO—A ^large lo£ of LADTES ENAMELED

BOOTS & BUSKINS,

Of superior make and good material. THE most of the above goods has just been received and will be sold at remarkably low figures.—ALSO,

Ready Made Clothing

Adapted to the Summer season. ALSO—An extensive lot of Plain arid Cut A S S W A E ALSO^ large lot of STONE CIINA WARE in sets of 47 pieces, all at the lowest price.

July 22dv('»-n2

Qi'iii: beautiful new stvle plaid lawns and shaliO lars at CAMPBELL'S.

Tin-:

lartrest and most magnificent lot of Bonnet ribbons ever offered in this market and at the lowest prices at CAMPBELL'S.

Mni:onEUEi)

E SLTERB7pla:

2000

BENJAMIN .MISNER, Sheriff, of Montgomery county.

August 4.'54. [prs. fee ?3,40.] n4w*3.

NOTICE.

IsFarm,ingiven,

hereby that I offer at private sale my Brown Township. Montgomery Coun*tv. Indiana, the following described lanil: The \Vest half of the N. W. qr. of Sec, 9 Town 1". N. of R, 5. West, consisting of SO acres. On the above tract of I^and is a good "frame House and Orchard of bearing trees, a good well and spring—60

acres

in cultivation and all the entire lot under good fence. I will sell the above tract of land 011 good

terms. Cash in hand to anv on^ who want a home. CORNELIUS KING. August 4th nl a-5

and plain goods for window cur

tains at CAMPBELL'S.

r^LTERB plaid demizens at fifty cents a vard at CAMPBELL'S.

apr

MALTESEhdk'fs.,

TOI.I.AKS. Maltese lace. einb. collars, emb. chemizettes. nndersleeves. lace mitts, sijk do. kil gloves, fr. silk do. thread gloves, lisle do. beautiful dress goods, silks, berages. grenadines. printed detains and berage do. just received apr 7 '54 [at CAMPBELL'S.

kaUTiFUL printed shallavs for V2}4 cents a vard apr 7 [at CAMPBELL'S

picccs Wall paper, comprising fifty difl'eren patterns and at low prices at apr 7 '54 CAMPBELL'S.

E.vrTiruL bridal dress goods plain and embroidered at CAMPBELL'S.

G. B. srrr.RiEit. R. PARKER. PETEK PETERSON.

SPURRIER, PARKER & CO Carvers and Gilders,

LOOKING-G ASS fc PICTURE-FRAKE MAKERS,

And Dealers in

Wall Paper, Looking-Glass Plates, Artist Materials, Frames of all kinds, Fine Engravings, Window Glass, Brashes of all kinds, Varnishes, &c.,

MAIN STREET. NEW ALBANY, IND.

HAViNG

removed to the new and commodious

Store adjourning the Ledger Office, will offer for sale at Louisville Prices, a fine assortment of Looking Glass Plates. Frames. Wall Paper. Curtains. Firo Screens and Centre Pieces. Artist's Materials. Engravings. Oil Paintings. Window Glass, Brushes. Glazier's Diamonds. Varnishes. Jtc.

Wo are constantly manufacturing Frames of all kinds. Gilded Cornices. Pier Glass, and Portrait Frames richly mounted Rosewood and Mahogany Frames of all zizes.

Composition Ornaments for the decoration of Churehois. Stores, and Dwellings, put up at short notice. Orders from a distance promptly filled and goods packed with care.

Jnlv

'22.

v5-n2.

WHEAT WANTED!

A LL PERSONS who know themselves indebted to the Review printing office for job work, advertising or subscription, can at any time between this and the first of November next, liquidate the same by delivering to the undersigned, living in Crawfordsville. Wheat. Rye. Flotir. or Wood: and if delayed until after that time—look out for squalls, as we will have our accounts placed in tho hands of everv Justicc in the countv with orders to -COLLECT." J. D. M'ASTEKSON.

Julv 2"2. l*o4 tf.

AND REMEMBER THIS! TIIEhis

undersigned returning his sincere thanks to friends and customers for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since in business wonld say to his friends and the public in general that he is now receiving a large, fresh and well selected stock of

Drug!) ami Mcdicincs, Direct from the city of Philadelphia. His stock embraces all usnally kept in a Drug Store. Our Drugs ATC all of the finest quality and were j-cIecTcd with particular reference to their purity, from the importers. No pains will be spared to render entire satisfaction to the purchaser: we are not in the habit of bragging, what we say we can a! ways come up to. dust give us acall and if weeannotsuit you both as to quality ami juice, yon are at jx rfcct liberty to 'seek some other establishment. Our aim is to deal fair and honorable with everybody. Also. in connection with our stock of Medicines, we received five thousand lights

PINE SASH.

Of all sizes, which we keep constantly on hand, for sale also. Window glass and Putty, Paints and Oils, a good furniture Varnish. Dye stuffs, fine Soaps. Perfumery,

PARLOR LAMPS,

A genuine Cod Liver Oil, Itch Ointment a quick and certain cure for Itch, a good Oil for Machinery we have received direct from Prussia, our native land, a good article of Wine and a choice Brandy, which we warrant pure and unadulterated, nnd sold only for medical use. We also keep Looking Glass plates, for sale, without frames. Also all kinds and colors of Paints, ground and mixed, to pnint wagons, fce.

All customers will receive prompt attention at all hours of the day or night. We have on hand all kinds of popular pntent medicines. IIDNR^ 01 1\

JuneC, ls54. \on.ii.

SLOAN & MORGAN

KEEPconstantly

Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye,

Barley. Flax seed. Clover seed. Timothy seed, Blue Grass seed, And every other article of trade you may wish to sell. A if who wish to get the most money for their trade, and the biggest pile of goods for the least monev. will please call on april 28, '54—v5n43 J. & J. LEE Sz Co.

AIIIM/8 &

WARE

THE

undersigned has on hand a gen end assortment of Plain and Fashionable I* I RNI 1 LRE made of the best material by experienced workmen. and flatters himself that lie cannot fail to please a discriminating public. Call and sec before purchasing elsewhere and we will make it. to yotir interest, to buy.

AVnre-rooms at the old stand opposite tiie Ristinc House. WM. ROBERTSON. June 0, 1554. v5n4SimO.

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery county, Court of Common Pleas of said County, October

Term, 1S54.

John S. Gray, Plaintiff,

State of Indiana. Therefore notice of the pendencv of said action is hereby given, and thatsaid suit will stand for trial at the next term of said court, to be holden in the Court House, at Crawfordsville. in {said county of Montgomery, commencing 011 the first Monday of October next. 1*54.

Attest: ANDREW LYNN, C. C. C. P. Julv 11, 1S54. Montgomery Co., nlw3. [prs. fee. §2,50.]

NOTICE TO TIIE PUBLIC.

Eof

LIZA JANE HENRY, a young girl 14 years age. bound to me in the year 185:2. has left my house without anv cause or provocation. I hereby caution all persons from trusting her 011 my account.

June2S.'54—n52w" E. II. BALDA\ IN.

DEPAW HOUSE,

J. & A. S. ALEXANDER. PROPRIETORS, NEW ALBANY, IND] VN Jnlv 14, 1S54. \OUIA1.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last will and testament of Samuel Wisehart, deceased.— Said estate is solvent.

ERAOE IE

1854.

I i,i & U2 YII,

PRWFIXSLFIF® A W O S I E N

on hand a very large and well

selected stock of

Drugs & iffeclicincs JPaiitls, Oils, live Stuffs,

Window Olass, la*s Ware, Perfumery,

Stationary,

Fancy Articles, Gilt Mouldings, (For picturc frames) The best of Cigars and Tobacco, and all

JVATENIo MEDICINES* Comprising a general assortment of all articles usually found in any Establishment.

All of which we offer for sale, on terms as libera! as those of any other Establishment of the kind in the Western Country.

Phvsieiitns. and all'others arc requested to call and examine for themselves. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. v5n52. Crawfordsville, June. 1S54.

NE GOODS!

.1. «FE J. LEE & CO.,

THANKFUL

for the share of public patronacre

that they have ever received, take this method of informing their old friends and the public iri general, that they have received their

Spring and Summer stock of Goods. Consisting of every variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, llau and Caps, Boots and Shoes,

READY MADE CLOTHING, £•., All of which can be had on as good terms at LEE'S, as any other place in town for we are resolved to sell Goods as cheap or a little cheaper than the cheapest. It is necessary only for you to call, examine and price our goods, to be fully satisfied of this fact. We also expect to pay the highest cash price for all the

S E

J~\. Goods

Swiss

Comp]nint to foreelose

Nelson Snyder, Defen'd. Moitgagi. Whereas. 011 the 11th day of July. A. D. 1854. 'said plaintiff, by Willson and McDonald hisattorness. filed in the Clerk's office of said Court, bis complaint in the above entitled cause, against the said Defendant: said plaintiff at the same time also filed in said clerk's ofhee. the affidavit of a disintorestcd and competent witness, petting forth that the said defendant. Nelson Snyder, is a necessary party to the above suit, and that he is not a resident of the

SOME

SAMUEL MARTS, Exccutor.

July 5, 1S54. nlwC.

O ILK BONNETS, some of the most magnificent that O was ever otfered in this market at apr 7'54 CAMPBELL'S.

BEACTIFVL. superb and handsome silk bonnet for one dollar and fifty cents at apr 7 '54 CAMPBELL'S.

LAI-ES

at nine cents a vard at

apr 7'54 CAMPBELL'S.

REGOLETTS

and head dresses, a few of those beau

tiful goods left at apr 7'54 CAMPBELL S.

\E THOUSAND yards black and fancy silks and will he sold at the lowest market prices at apr7'c.i CAMPBELL'S.

BERAGE

1854.

TRAD 12.

L, PALLET,

WHOLESALE AM) KF.TAII. DEALER IN

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER,

.-Findings,

ONE DOOR WEST OF THE EAGLE HOTEL.

HAS

NOW received his Spring and Summer supply of Boots. Shoes. Leather. Ac., to which he would call the attention of the public.

June 9. 1S."4. v5n40.

VNEW

nnd splendid assortment of Men's and Boys Shoes, for summer wear, consisting in part of i:

Men's Congress Boots and Caitors, Patent Leather Montereys, Calf r-hoes and Montereys,

Morocco shoes,

Plough shoes, and Boys pump sole Kip shoes. Enameled shoes, just jnn 9'.Vt [received at FALLEY'S.

Men's Fine Boots.

CASES Men's pump sole kip. ealf and grain Boots of all prices, from $2.so to £5. just FALLEY'S.

.eceived at

[new

N addition to the above 1 have just received a supply of Sole Leather. Kip and Calf skins Lasts, Pegs. &e.. etc. Shoemakers would do well to call soon as my stock is now complete.

June !•. 1854. L. ALLl'/i.

Graham & Bro.

§50,000 Si UvS FOR 833!!

The Largest Sales Ever Made in this

TO WW!!

WEportersNOW

ARE rcceivins direct from the Imand Manufacturers of Boston, the largest stock of Spring and Summer Goods ever offered to the citizens of this county, which we can and will on account of the great increase of our trade, sell ten per cent cheaper than have been sold in this town. We. ask every Lady and Gentleman far and near to come and see our Stock. NN sell cheap and cbarire nothing for showing coois.

consists of every article usually sold in this town.

Domestics of Every Quality.

pieces of Prints of every variety. 200 Lawns 400 Bonnets. 150 Pieces Bonnet Ribbon. SO pieces Gingham. 200 Bleached Muslins. Slu.wls. and Mantillas of the latest styles. 80 pieces Bed Ticking. fiO doz. Hose and half Hose.

Parasols of every quality. April 15, '54. OK.-A HAM & 15 RO.

/"lOMKONK. COMK KVERYMODY. for we will show and sell Goods at the smallest prolit ever asked in this county.

April 1 •", T»4. GRAHAM it BRO.

LOTHING of every quality and styles for men and Bovs up stairs. April 15, V4. ...GRAHAM tfc BRO.

HATS

& CAPS of everv quality and styles at the Boston store GRAII AM BRO. April 15. '54.

CLOTHING—Hats.

GROCKRIKS

BOOTS&SHOES

Caps. Boots, nnd Shoes for

the united eountrv up stairs. April 15, '54. GRAHAM BRO.

sold at River Prices.

April 15,'54. GRAHAM BRO.

for the whole eountrv at

April 15,'54. GRAII AM BRO.

J. CRAWFORD & MULL1KIN. RE NOW receiving their Spring Stock of

purchased at Head Quarters with great,

care and at very low prices, which will enable them to compete with any other store in low prices.— We will receive in exchange for goods all kinds of produce,

not

refusing cash when filtered.

april S,'54 CRAWFORD &. MULLIKINS'S.

LAKCE lot of awiss sleavos and chimizetts at., CRAWFOKP SC .MFI.I.IKIN'S.

I_)LAIN

and dotted

Swisses

CRAWFORD IFC MI-LLIKIN'S.

SPLENDID lot of bonnet ribbons, also narrow satins do. at CRAWFORD IT MI'LLIKIN'S.

LADIES

and gentlemen's black and a.-sorted kid gloves, silk do. at CiiAwFor.ti it MT i.i.lKt.v'p.

edging alid inserting silk thule. silk lace, fancy cap nets, brown berage and Irish linens at CRAWFORD & MULI.IKIN'S.

VSI'I.ENDID

lot of lndicsnnd .Misses agremon' und

Bloomer bonnets at

april S, '52. CRAWFORD &, MI'I.LIIUN.

OOTS AND SHOES. —A complete assortment for l-idies and gentlemen at april '52. RAWFORP MI LLIKIS.

EN TT BOYS Summer hats, various styles at RAWFORD ST

IXKX TAIILE

MULI.IKIN'S.

Cloths, bleached and unbleached,

1 owelling and Crash, at april .'3,'52. CRAWFORD IT I-LLIKIN'S.

FEW pieces of good carpeting at very low prices for sale at" CRAWFORD IT .MI LI.IKIN'S.

PLAIN

black and changeable Dr-sS silks a!

CR A W l'ROD A- LLTK1 .VS.

fancy silk hats for sale at. apr7'54 CRAWFORD it M1 LLIKIN'B.

ILL and X. cut saws kept at apr 7'54 CRAWFORD & Mn.LIKIM'e.

AWNS, plain, black and fancv at CRAWFORD t'MULLlKlN\S.

RINTS.—A large and splendid lot at CRAWFORD MULLIKIN'S.

Delain. plain and fancv at CRAWFORD it ML

CRAWFORD it MULLKIN.

1HALLI BERAGE, plain berage, berage cordcd and plaid berage. nrocI10 do. at apil 6, '52. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN'S.

OTT'S

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rnillS HAIR TONIC clears the pores of the. Skin, JL causes a hearty action on the roots «f the hair, preventing Baldness and Gray Jfair. and frees the skin from Dandruff: it brings the Hair to its place, where it should lay: it will change the hair in to the most SOFT, SII.KY and OI.OSSY condition it imparts to it a darker color, and a free Use of it will Keep both the Skin and Hair in a healthy stat". and never become harsh or fall off. The Ladies will find this Hair Tonic a great addition to the toilet on account of its agreeable perfume.

Prepared and sold by II. OTT, DRTOOIST. Crawfordsville, Indiana. apr 2? '54—v5nt3yl

NOTICE

ISJane

hereby given, that the undersigned Guardian of Baldwin. Margaret Baldwin, John A. K. Baldwin, minor heirs, will sell at private sale the following described land, owned by them, to-wit: The we.«t half of the south east quarter of section nine, in township nineteen, north of range five west, .- ibject to a dower right therein.

TEP.MS—One third of the purchase monev in hand. 1 one third in six months, and residue lit twelve months, with interest: the deferred payments to he secured bv note with approved suretv waiving valuation laws. SAMUKL MA'UORTOP..

July 11. "54 nlwS. Guardian.

BANNER STORE!!

SMITH STUILWELII & ALLEN,

RE NOW RECEIVING'the lcst selected and most bonptifpl assortment of

spiuivK & siinnER «oo»s ever broneltt to this markot, which will lc wM at small advance from tho Now York and Philadelphia coats. The stoek ombracos not only staple but avery variety of fancy goods, thus supplying a detticicney Ionic felt in Crawfordsville, viz: a stock from which tho buyer con scloct such articles of taste as are not usually kept In storos in this town. The business will bo conducted strictly on tho

ONE riMCE PRINCIPLE*

and even* artielo gnarentoed as represent® and no GULL TRAPS set to catch customers by selline any ono artielo such as sni^nr less than cost, with the intention of makinsr up on other goods. We intend dealing honestly with all. and customers can rely 011 polito and gentlemanly attention. Our

S A E O O

is the largest and most commodious in Craw'ordjevilie. ami we are determined to make it a popular and profitable resort for all classes. Among our stock will be found a splendid selection of,

KABISS SBBSS 3Q0SS, consisting iii part as follows: .. Rich plain black Bishop Silk.

Rich plain black Gro de Rhine Silk. Black and fancy brocade Silk. Chaineline do. all shades. ••v? Striped and plaid glaze, all shadj Sujierior black Satins. Plain and figured Granadinep. Plaid and figured Brilliants and Jackoncts. Solid, plaid and figured Bereges. Berege de Lains. various styles. Plain and figured Silk Tissues. .•.. Challies and Challi de Bereges. Solid all wool Dc Laines. every color. Scotch F.arslow and Organdy Ginghams. Plaid and plain De Baise. Changeable, plaid ami stripped Poplins.! French and Knglish Lawns.

French and FnglMi Chintzes &e.

White and colored Crape. Brocha. Cashmere. Mouse de Laine A silk do. Plain and watered Black and silk Mantillas.

WIT I

De Laine. doted and figured. Swiss and Book Muslins. Bishop and Victoria Lawns. Mulls. India Books. Hainsooks. cross-barred and striped Jackonet. Lace. Muslin. Dimity. Cambrics and Jackoncts. Embroidered Curtain Muslins:-— pink, blue and green Tarltons silk and cotton Illusions. Wash Blonde: Bohinets. Long Lawns.Linnen 'ambries: embroidered, plain, and hemstitched L. L. Ilankerchicfs.

HORNETS.

English Dunstable. Split. Leghorn. Florence, Braid. Satin.Straw. Belgrade, Silk and Lawn Bonnets: Misses' Hats and Flats: Boys and Children Pearl Straw. Palm and Leghorn Hats. Bonnet Ribbons a large and splendid assortment.

Lace and needle wcrked Chemisettes, Imlersleavos. needle worked Swiss and Muslin Collars Brochc Cambrick and Maltese Collars Embroidered Bands ami Flouncing: Jaconet and Swiss Edging and Inserlings English and French Wrought Lace and Edging.

HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

Silk. Lamb's Wool. Mohair and Merino Ifoso Bleached. Unbleached. Slate, mixed. Cotton IIoe. Best Kid. Lisle Thread and Silk (Moves, all numbers and colors: together with all kinds of notions and trimming-*.

The stock of READY 31A 1E CI,OTIIl\v is verv extensive and consists of new and beautiful styles.

FURNISHING ARTICLES.

of everv variety, viz: Shirts, I'nder jlrmens, Silk Shirt*, ruvn1*- lianvie Merino Shirt*

Storks. Cotton Suspt'iidrr-, Kiimrtier Woolen do J/iiien, Cambric rtnd Silk Hilk^fs.

Hardware.

Jii'-nding--Mi ni VMIV TOOLS. FARMERS' IMPI.EIIENTS. Shovels, various brands, Spades.

Axes. Matches. Wrought, ami Cut Nails. Mill Saws, Files. Locks. Latehcs, Butts, Hinges. Table and Pocket Cutlery. Ac. cte.

GROCERIES.

Coffee,- 7''™' Sugars, Molasses. Hire. Smoking and chewing

Tobacco,

np, candles. salt,(

nutmegs, ginger, spices, mustard, vin 'gar. starch, salaratus. brooms, matches, etc. Ac. April 15, "5-1. v:

tf.

fpO THE CITIZENS OF MONTGOMERY I OrsTY- Who \Vish to purchase cheap and seasonable Go.ids -TAKE NOTICE.—I have just received and am now ready to show to my numerous customers as an extensive assortment of

MERCHANDISE

ever before filtered in this place. These toods have been purchased on such terms that will admit of their being sold at such rates that cannot, fail

prove advantageous to any person who will take the pains to examine OUR PRICES previous to purchasing elsewhere and believing that SMALL PROFITS and quick returns, is the true maxim iu business, we are now prepared for the consideration of the citizens of this place and surrounding court try. Our stock, consisting in

1."

part

of the following

DRV GOODS.

iSft A full and complete assortment of A S A N A S Of the latest and most approved styles.

O O S A N S O E S re a a re N O I O N S

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A W A E Of all kinds.

MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING*,

In this department we cannot fail to please th« most fastidious taste our clothing has been selected with great care and being bought from first, hands we can compare prices favorably with any oth:-r house in town, without attempting to create an impression that v.e arc able from our smerior advantages to undersell our neighbors: we do say that any per.-on upon exsmination mast be satinficd that our clothing is cheap.

Trunks, valises, looking glasses, queenswarc. Hosiery- a well tsclectedstock s* roccrics. Sugar. cofTi-e.tea. tobacco and spices, of all kinds I in fine anything that the farmer, mechanic ot pro I ft-ssional man may want and to the LADIES tnere has been particnlnr attention paid to their wanUj our stock of

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Is full and complete in every resjiect it is u*el-f* to attempt enumerating our different styles and qualities call and examine for yourselves for nothing gives tis greater pleasure than to show our goods from the fact that *0 .-how them is to sell them: in conclusion we invite all our friends to givens a

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previous to making their purchases, being convinced that we can accommodate them in GOODS and pHicr.son as favorable, if not better terms, than any other house in this section of eountrv.

JNO. R. ROBINSON.

april 21 '5-4 v5n tiJ

DR. S. D. HOWE'S SHAKER .SARSAPARIIjIJA WILL PURIFY TIIE BLOOD.

0 pounds of BACON watite-d. for which 1 will pay the A. KAMEY. Maj' .1U ii'jl j-