Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 August 1854 — Page 3

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DEMOCRATIC MEETIJIC

Ptrsoant

Democrats from all parts of this County, cf nrcned at the Court House in Crswfordsvilje. Saturday Aug., 19th at 10 o'clock A. M., to ratify the nominations made at '.he Dwtrict and County convention.

On motion of Hon. J. E. McDonald, Mr. Dfivid A. Shannon was called to the chair, nnd B. F. Stover appointed Secretary.

The

meeting being called to order,

after

JIc said he stood upon these resolutions, and would be in favor of no others, and expected to make them the basis of his platform in the future. He said he was opposed to the principle of taking for its object a law, of seizure, confiscation and destruction, and would repudiate any law that embraoed such principles. He said this was his sentiments, without distinction of party names, and looked to the people to sustain him in

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faithful discharge of these meas

ures. On motion of J. E.'McDonald the following resolutions were adopted.

Resolved, That we fully ratify the nominations made by the County Convention of the 5th of August, and pledge ourselves to use all honorable means to secure the election «.f the same.

Resolved. That we fully ratify and endorse the nominations made by the District Convention of the 10th of August and we 4 hereby pledge ourselves to use all honoraable means to sccurc the election of the

nominees.

Oil motion thu meeting adjourned. D. A. SHANNON. Pres. B. F.

STOVER.

Sec.

A liO.lIESTEAl) HILL FOR KANSAS. It appears that we have a Homestead law for Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico. We learn from the New York Herald of the •27th ult. that, in a bill "providing for surveys, ifcc," the following section is found. The bill has passed both Houses of Congress and has been signed by the President.

2. And be it further enacted,

That, to every white male citizen of the United States or every white male above the age of twenty-one years, who has declared his intention to become a citizen, and who was residing in said territory prior to the first day of January, eighteen hundred and fifty-three, and may be still residing there, there shall be, and hereby is, donated one quarter scction, or one hundred and sixty acres of land. And to every white male citizen of the United States, or

every white male above the age of twentyone years, who has declared his intention to become a citizen, and who shall have removed or shall remove to and settle in said tcriitory, between the first day of January, eighteen hundred and fifty-three, and the tirstday of January, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, there shall in like manner be denoted one quarter section, or one hundred nnd sixty acres, on condition of actual set- *. tlement and cultivation for not less than four years: Provided, however, That each of taid donations shall include the actual settlement and improvement of the donee, and shall be selected by legal subdivisions, within three months after the survey of the land where the settlement was made before the survey and where the settlement was made after the survey, then within three months after the settlement has been made and all persons failing to designate the boundaries of their claims within that time, shall forfeit all right to the same."

itgrFrom the St. Louis Intclligencer, of the 15th inst., we take the following: "Large numbers of hogs are now being

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brought to this maiket for sale. The number already exceeds the demand, and prices have declined to §4, but they still come to avoid starving on their owner's hands at home, for there will be no corn in many parts to feed them on next winter all th3t i- are therefore suitable are being sent to market to avoid one of two necessities—either to buy corn or sell hogs.

*£3?~The English flotilla in the Baltic consists of from eighty to eighty-nine armed boats, one half carrying howitzers. They nre divided into three squadrons, and each squadron into three divisions. A reserve squadron will be formed, consisting of the boats of the paddle and screw steam sloops. It is difficult to see what such a musquito fleet can accomplish, either against the Russian fortifications or the Czar's heavy men-of-war. We had supposed that the gun-boat system was finally exploded with the failure of Jefferson's famous experiment. A

steam frigate like the Mississippi, and she is no great shakes of a craft, would make as much havoc with that flotilla as a hawk with a flock of pigcons.-

Messrs. BOWES STOVF.R.—Please announce my :-n.amc"®

independent democratic candidate for

tlio office of Treasurer and Collector of Montgomery county, at the ensuing election. JOSEPH' D. ASTEKSOX.*

to noticc, a large numDCr o! office of District attorney.

and

which M. D. Manson addressed

the meeting to some considerable length, on the Nebraska and Kansas bill. Mr. Thomas Wilson the Democratic nominoe for the legislature being next called on addresed the meeting in a brief manner, staling, that he believed in the Compromise of 1850 and had always looked upon the Nebraska and Kansas bill as being based iiipon the same principle, as the Compromise of 1850 and he believed it to be founded upon justice, he therefore would give & it his cordial support, and would not support any man for office, who would not be in favor of that bill. lie was also in favor of the Resolution adopted at the Democratic 3 ic State Convention, on the 24th of May, and the Democratic County Resolutions adopted in this county, on the 5th of Aug.,

ME«?RP KIMTOKS:-- PI WISE announce the name of

WHITE

Flour Wheat Oatd live Barley Corn in the car Hay Apples Green

J. E.

McDonald then stated the object of the meeting

as« «n inde-peiidcnt candidate for tltc I

t»r

Sides Shoulder.s

o...

the Court of Common

Please for the coilnties of Motngomery and Boone,

you will oblige

AKTICLES.

-MANY VOTEBS.

CltAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT Corrected Weekly by Messrs. Laymon &. Co.

ri'.icEs. KKSAEKS.

In demand.

.00ft •20(S

50 S0@

5.00 (W

Dried •.

l.o0@

Peaches Beans Butter—Fresh lurps Corn .Meal Chickens— Alive Potatoes Bacon Hams--

2.00@ l.OO^cl.25 -iim

Little offered.

S (&

40(t£

1.-.'51-7,1.r,A

In demand. In good demand

SO (a 1.00

05(2 ():(&> 07 Of 10 4."0((7 JUX'Cfith.W 5.00(rr5.50 i.5'@3.00 lSWfa 14

1 ,nrd Pork Beel—on Hoof Clover Seed Timothv Seed Coffee--' Sugar Molasses. N. White Fish• Mackerel Salt Onions.

None in market

C."0((' halt harrcl. Ofi10 ,None in p'k^s.

40fti

(t. C. CANNON, & CO.

Wholesale Dealers in NOTION, VARIETY & FANCY

Ribbons, Bouuets, Shawls* Trimmings, &c., MAIN, BETWEKN PEAK.'. AND BANK STKLLTS, NKW ALBANY, INI*. "\TTf)ULD again respectfully call the attention of

W their old patrons anu the 'rade generally to their new stock of GOODS. Their purchases have been made with special regard to the wants of the brade, as to styles, qualities, und prices- and we can assure our friends that wc can sell a large portion of our stock at less prices than wc have been able to heretofore.

Our motto is to be undersold by none, and we will strictly adhere to it. Our stock embraces a much greater variety than we have heretofore kept, and we feel fully able to sutisfy the demands of our friends. "We are firmly of the opinion that the trade of Indiana would riot only promote their interest and ours, but the interest of the community by patronizing us in preference to going to other cities where there is an effort making to break down our currency.

Aug. '-'5, "5 J. O. C. CANNON & CO.

DANIEL C. STOVKK. MICHAEL I). WIIXTE.

:swo YEE & wiiiWEV ATTORNEYS AM) CIOSELLORS AT LAW,

NOTARIES PUBLIC AND

E A E S A E A E N S

Crnwfordsville, Indiana.

Wline,attend

ILL promptly to all business in their giving particular attention to the settlement of Kstates. collection of Debts, taking the acknowledgements of Deeds. Mortgages and Powers of Attorney. Also, to Bounty land Claims and Pensions. :gr*OfHce over Sloan it Morgan's Drug Store, couth side of the Public Square.

August 20, 1 Sol. v5n7m6

SHERIFF'S SALE.

BYthe

virtue of an execution to me directed, from Clerk of the Montgomery Circut Court, I will expose to sale at the Court House door, in the town of Crnwfordsville. in Montgomery county and State of Indiana, on Saturday the 9th of September next, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M., and four P. M., of said day. the rents and profits for the term of seven years, of the following dcscribcd real estate, to-wit: The undivided two-sevenths of the soutii quarter of the south east quarter of section 31. in township eighteen, north of ranffe iivo I have found my preparation an article of great pub-

west, lying and being in Montgomery county and if lie utility.

the rents and profits atforesaid for the term aft'orosaid, will not sell for sufficient to satisfy said execution. 1 will then offer the fee simple, taken as the

property of Shadrach Pettieord, Mary Pettieord, his wile, and Richard Parmer, to satisfy an execution in favor of 'Thomas Parmer.

BENJAMIN M1SNER, Sheriff.

Aug. 2(th, Mi-n7 ow.* Montgomery Co.

Great Western

CINCINNATI, O.

DESIRE to inform purchasers of Pianos throughout the West that we arc 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. Thcse.rooms will be filled with

From the best makers in the country, and the extent of our business will enable us to sell below all competition, and 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, •10 7 octaves full centre Pianos, finished all round, 4° octaves, of all styles. 50 G, V)\i and 6 octave Instruments.

TRICES FROM 8200 TO $8001 A full written guarantee given with every Piano sold bv us. A

TERMS CASH.

Wc will sup] !y dealers who purchase for cash, on is good terms as thev can buv in New fork or Boson. SMITH NIXON,

No. 71'kf West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. O. August 4. 1S14. vGn lyl.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTM'.ItSIIIl'.

THE

Partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, under the name and style of Stilwell it Stanford is this day. dissolved by mutual consent. Wm. A. Stilwell having bought the entire interest of James Stanford in tho afore said firm, is authorized to collcct all claims due said firm, and will pay all claims against the same.

Alamo August II, 1S54 Wm. A. Stilwell. Jas. Stanford. P. S. Win. A. Stilwell will continue the business nt the old stand on his own account. Where the Books, and notes, of the old firm may be found.

Win. A. Stilwell.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an execution to me directed, from the Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Court. 1 will exjose to sale at the Court llouse door, in the town of Crawfordsville, in Montgomery county and State of Indiana, on Saturday the 9th day of Sept. 1S54. between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M., the rents and profits for the term of seven years of the following acscribed Real Estate, to-wit Lots No's. one. two. three and feV.r. in block No. ten, in William Cox's addition to the town of Darlington and lot No. four, injbloek 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 fee: off of the southend of lot No. one. in block No. three, running across said lot,in illiam Cox's addition to the town of Darlington and also, lot No. lour, in block No. fourteen, in Williaih CoX's addition to the town of Darlington, nil of which is iti the- county ot' Montgomery and State of Indiana: and if the fehl? clid profits aforesaid.for the tenn aforesaid, will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy the executions in my hand, 1 will then offer tho 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 clcrk of the Montgomery circuit court aforesaid, nnd 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 the United States, for the State of Indiana.

BENJAMIN M1SNER. Sheriff. of Montgomery county.

August 12.'•*!.•••••?• [prs. fee$-1.!•.} n.Mv-S.

CHERRY PECTORAL,

For the rapid Cure of

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND

CONSUMPTION.

Windcmi shall bow dou-n to it, anu the great of the earth, shall kneel before it."

Never could this be said with more truth, than it now applies to this remedy for affections of the throat and lungs. The exalted in learning and power, acknowledge its supremacy, while both the little and the great can feci its benefits. The lib-eral-minded among those skilled to cure, are free to own its mastery over distempers which have bailed their art. Those of exalted stations are not ashamed to testify to its virtues, but deem it a duty and a pleasure to thus hold out tho lamp of their experience to their suffering fellow men.

Witness the following:— [Translation.] Vennilhonville. La. April, 1S5.V Mens, le

DR.

J. C. AYEK:—1 have of late, made

frequent use of your

CIIEKUY PECTOKAI.

in my prac

tice, and 1 am happy to inform you that in no case yet has it failed me. I have anade some signal cures of Laryngitis and Bronchitis with it, ami have completely cured one case of Asthma, which had withstood every other medicine 1 could cmploy.

Accept, Sir, the assurance of my distinguished consideration. JULES CLAUD GOUOL l! I',

Late Surgeon of the Koval Murine, France. Extract from a letter of our Miniistcr at the Court of the Sublime Porte.

Legation of U.S. A., Constantinople, Turkey. Dn. J. C. AYJ:U. Dear Sir: The

KAI. received from you for the Sultan 1ms been delivered to his private secretary at the palace, and you will doubtless hear from it in due season.— That you were so kind as to send me has been given to friends, who have in many cases, found it'excecdinglv useful.

YouVs Kespectfullv, GEO. P. MARSH. Minister.I'lenipotcntiary of the U. S. A. to Turkey. Curacca, March, o, 1S52.

DR.

J. C."AYEK:-—I use your CHBKKY

L. Patten, Christian Advocate. Knoxvillc, Tcnn. J. i. L'v-bson, American Presbyterian, Greenville, Tcnn. «T. I?. Samson."Democrat."'MeConnellsburg, Pa.

J. Huss, Jr.. Shelbyvillo News. Tenn. llarvcv, McKenney, 6z Co., State Gazette, Burlington, Iowa.

J. Knabb, A: •Co., "Journal." Reading. P.i. Raymond. Harper, tfc Co.. New York Times. S. Cobb, Christian Freeman. BostonWin. B.Jacobs. Christian Chronicle. Philad. Hun. J. Wentworth. M. C.. Democrat, Chicago, 111.

Rev. E. G. Reese, Methodist Protestant, Baltimore W. M. Wightnian, Christian Advocate, Charleston, S. C.

J. M. Maginnift. True Delta, New Orleans. T. M. Donnel, Daily News, Savannah. Ga. Geo. D. Prentiss, Louisville Journal, Ky. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, M. C.. South Bend Register, la.

A Cummings. Christian Mirror. Portland,Me. M. JI. Bartlett cV: Co., Republican, Hartford, Conn.

These gentlemen have not only certified to thoe statements in their papers, to the public, but have sent me their personal letters, to the effect that they

._ ."l,.. ...I-— Spaco will not admit full testimonials here, but the agent below named will furnish my American Almanac, gratis, to all who ask for it, wherein arc

full particulars, and indisputable proof of those statements. PREPARED RYJ.T. AYER, PRACTICAL AND

ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS. For sale by Henry Ott. Crawfordsville. Sloan it- Morgan, Geo. W. Hall, Waynetown, and at agencies in mo.-t towns in the State.

W. A. Clark, Crown Point. Ind., Travelling nt. Aug -Ji3th '54, vt5-n7-'ly-i5m.

SLOAN & MORGAN,

WHOLESALE & SOT AIL

A W O S I E IN

KEEPconstantly

on hand a very large and well

selected stock of

Drss^s &. UIcdiciBics I*i#E35tS, OiiSj Dye

WiiBdow (iiass, ttlass Ware, Perfumery,

Stationary,

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

t&wi'&w

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.

Physicians, and all others are requested to cull and examine for themselves. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. v.1n.12. Crawfordsville. June. 15.11.

G. n. srrnjiiKK. r.. rAniCEn. rETEr. I'ETEKSOX.

SPURRIER, PARKER & CO Carvers and Gilders,

LOOKING-G ASS & FIC'IT UE-FR A ICE MAKERS,

And Dealers in

Wall Paper, Looking-GIass Elates, Artist Materials, Frames of all kinds, Fine Engravings, "Window Glass, Brushes of all kinds, Varnishes, &c.,

MAIN STBEET. 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. Cur'.nin?. iAireScreens and Centre Picces. Artist's Materials, Engruvini?.-'. Oil Pfiiutitig?. indow Glass, Brushes, Glazier's Diamonds. Varnishes, &e.

We arc constantly manufacturing Frames of ail kinds. Gilded Cornices. Pier Glass, and Portrait Frames richly mounted," Ko=ewood and Mahogany Frames of nil zizes.

Composition Ornaments for the decoration Churches. Stores. aiuDDwellings. pu* "p at short notice. Orders from a distance promptly £lhd and goods packed v. ith earv.

Jr.iv 2-2. v.1-ir_'.

E A W O S E J. & A. S. ALEXANDER,:.:

PRO PR 1ETO KS,

NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. Jrdy 14, vinlyl.

pieces Wall y-apcr. comprising fifty diferen •*W patterns r.nd at lew price at "1 CAMPBLLL'i

Campbell

HAS

Sovr

CHERKYP CTO-

PECTORAL

daily in my practice, and an: satisfied it is a remedy which must meet in every country the highest approbation.

C. W. JACKIIEER, M. J). Resident Court Physician.

Among the eminent Editors, who testify to their personal experience and knowledge of the wonderful cures, and immense usefulness of the CnrniiY

PECTOKAL

their sections, wo may mention—

Boughto.-i & Co., of the Federal Union, Milledgevillc, G'a.

laid out upon his counter a beautiful and desirable lot of I

Bersgcs ami Tissues,

I N E A O N E A W N S

EMBROIDERED MUSL1XS, FANCY DRESS SILKS,

ASLO—A lot of very handsome IIABIT AND

FLQWIN& SLE.EYES,

A S I 3 1 1 S

FINE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS,

Elegant Crape Shawls,

EMBROIDERIES,

M. I 21 E Mf S I

AI.SO—A large lot of LADIES ENAMELED

BOOTS & BUSKINS,

Of superior make and good material, nil-, most of the above goods has just been re and will be sold at remarkably low figures.

A S S W A E

ALSO a large lot of STONE CIINA "WARE

sets of 47 pieecs, all at the lowest pricc. Julv 2ndv»5-ii^

beautiful new style plaid lawns and shallnrs at CAMPBELL'S.

piiK largest and most matrnificent lot of Boiuset

Eiini!oiDi:i:i:i)

tains at CAMPBELL'S.

CJUPJCP.B

BKAUTIFI

I, printed shallaysfor cents a apr 7 [at CAMPBELL'S

lEAUTIFU c-red at

AIM".AI'TIFT"I..

Direct from the city of Philadelphia. His stock embraces all usually kept in a Drug Store. Our Drugs are all of the finest quality and were selected with particular reference to their purity, from the importers. No pains will be spared to rendi-r entire satisfaction to the purchaser we are not in the habit of bragging, what we say we can alwayscome up to. Just give us a call and if we cannot.-c.it you both as to quality and price, you are at perfect liberty to seel some other establishment. aim is to deal fair and honorable with everybody. Also, in connection with our stock of Mcdieines, wc received five thousand lights

PINE SASIL

Of all sizes, which we keep constantly on han-.l, 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, I and sold only for medical use. AVe also keep Looking Glass [dates, for sale, without frames. Also

all kinds and colors of Paints, ground and mixed, to paint wagons, etc. All customers will receive prompt attention at) all hours of the day or night.

We have en hand all kinds of popular patent medicines. J1DNKY OTT. June G, 1S5-1. wln-l-"'.

&• *9•

TilANKFL'L

Fj5^ C. G.

for the share of public patronage

that they have ever received, take this method of informing their old friends and the public in general, that they have received their •_*-

•Spring and Summer stock of Goods,

Consisting of every variety of

Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qtieensvrarc, Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,

READY MADE CLOTHING, Ac.. All of which can be had on as good terms al

undersigned hn? on hand a general assortment of Plain and Fashionable K! RN1TURE ir.r.d-j of the be?t materir.l by c-xncr'e'r.ced workmen, and tlatterr hin-.rclf that r.e canrot fail to plearc tv discrimiViating public. Ca'.l and see berjf lore purchasing td?e\vhvre aiid *ve will make it to your inte!*est to iy.

1S54.

*J yz

LEE'S.

as anv 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 vou to call, examine and price our goods, to be fuliv satisfied ot tiiis fact. Wc alio expect to pay the highest c-sh price for all the

Wheat, Com. Oats. Ryo.

Barley, Flax teed. Clover seed, Timotny seed, Blue Grass seed.

And every other article of trade you may wish to sell. All who wish to get the most money for their trade, and the biggest pile of goods for the least moucv, will please call on apni i:S, '54—von-15 J. it J. T.EE I'C Co.

CABINET & CHAIK

WARE IpliiPiOOMS. THE

Ware-rooms at the old stand opposite rh« Ristine iloe.sc. WM. ROBERTSON. Jime 9. 1S5-1. v3r.49m3.

WHEAT WANTED!

LI. PF.r.SONS vi-ho know themselves indebted to the lie view printing office for job work, ad verti.-ing or subscription, can at any time between this and the first of November next, liquidate tho same bv delivering to the undersigned, living in proprietor Trftvi-fordsville. Wheat. Eve. Flour, or Wood and '«nall be -o if delayed until after that time—look out for squalls." cs wc will have our accounts 'aecd the hands of evcrv Juaticc in tlie countv -.vith orders to "'COLLECT." J. D. MASTEESON.

II E

_L ribbons ever olicred in this market and at the lowest prices at CAMPBELL'S, IT7K ARE NOW receiving direct from tlio Imii jwrters and Manufacturers of Boston, the largest stock of Spring and Summer Goods ever oficrcd to the citizens of tins 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. We sell cheap and charge nothing for showing goods.

and plain goods for windiw cur

plaid demizens at fiftv cents a vard at

O apr7 CAMPBELL'S.

ALTKSK roi.i.Ans. Maltese lace. cmb. collars, cinb. hilk'fs.. ehemize.ttes. underslcevcs, laec. mitts, silk do. kid gloves, fr. silk do, thread irloves. lisle do, beautiful dress poods, silks, berasres. grenadines. printed delainsaad beragedo. jest received apr7 7l [at CAMPBELL'S.

ard

bridal dress goods plain and embroidCAMPBELL'S.

superb and handsome silk bonnet

for one dollar and fifty cents at apr CAMPBELL

EHACH: UK LAINLS at nine cents a yard at apr 7 '51 CAM I'BELL'S.

I: OI.I:TTS and hea'L dre-ae-tifiil goods left at apr 7 '-"4

OtLi- BONXKTP.

O was ever offered in this market at «pr7'5-l

1' those beau-

CAMPHELL'S._

CAMPBELT.'S.

AND REMEMBER THIS! TIIL

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

I5r*igs and MedieiBBes,

L. A E Y, WI!OL

.£AI.K AND IT ETA I IN

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, Finding, Ac.,

ONE DOOR WL,:T OF THE EAGLK HOTEL,

HAS

NOW received ids Spring and Summer supply'of Hoots. Shoes. leather, itc., to v, hieli he would call the attention of tlio jmb'i

June 'j. 1S5-}. v."n(0.

t:::rt MI

NEW ar.d splendid assortment of Men's Bu\\i Slwijs. for sumnior wear, consisting

Congress Boots and Gaiters, Patent Leather Montereys, ('ulfrdiucs and Montcreys, iii'oeeo shoes, Plousrh s'eies. and Jiovs pump sole I\i] shoes.

ved

ALSO.

Ready Made Clothing

Adopted to the Summer season. ALSO-

An c-»

iuisive lot of Plain and Cut

Enamcli'd shoe. iust

jr.ri 7i [received at.. FAl.I.EV'S.

Men's Fine Boots.

CASES Men's pump sole kip. calf and grain Hoots of all prices, from ^..Vi to just eeeivcd at FALLEY'S.

[new

N addition the above I havr just received a supply of Sole Leather. Kip and Ca'f skins Lasts. Peg». Are.. -•. Shoemakers would do vrell to call soon as niv stock is nov.' conijIeto.

June f, li.Vl. J.. FALLEY.

Graham & Bro.

§50,000 SA M5S FOK S.*53 Tlio Largest Sales Ever Made in this

.TiSWiV*'

fc-i

rr\

consists of every article usually sold in this town.

Domestics of Every Quality.

.pin pieces of Prints of every \ai ioty. Lawns

•i'i"

Bonnets, lf.o Pieces Hon net Ribbon. So pieces Ginsrhain. •joii Bltached Muslins. Shawls, and Mantilir.s of the latest styles. SO jiieces Bed Ticking'M doz. Hose and half Hose. 3'ara-ols of every (piality. April 1 "i, '54. A A

fiOMEC-NE. COME EVERYBODY, vy show and se!! (!.o ever asked in tliis county.

April 1.1, Mi.

mafrnificcnt that

some of the,

I LOT il IXG and Hoysi April 1.1, Ml.

vet stall.-

HATS

^ILOTJl ING—Hats. Caps. \_y the united country up April 1.1, Ml.

ROCEK1KS April li),'

BRO.

we will

it the .smallest profit

GRAHAM A: I IRO.

ty and styles for men

GRAHAM it BRO.

CAPS of every quality and sty 1-,-s at the Boston store GRAHAM BRO. April 15, Ml.

Roots, and Shoes ft tairs. GK'AlfAM it BRO.

•old il.

BOOTS

River Prices. GRAHAM & BRO.

& SHOES for the whole countrv at April 1-3, Ml. GRAHAM BRO.

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIK.IN,

ARE

NOW receiving their Sj-ii::g S',:vk Good.- purchased at Head (Juaricrs with givu care and at very luw prices, wbh-h will enable then to compete with any other .-lore in low prices. We v,-ill receive in exchange: for goods all kinds produce, not refusing cash when ottered. april Mi CRAWFORD ML LLIK [XS'S.

i..\r.GE lot ol

T_~)!.AIN

"isssleavcs and chimi/crts nt, Cr.AWfii:o it Mt::.:.n:iN's.

and dott

\vi. -es at

_1wiss edging and fancy cap nets,

CuAwronii it Mri.T.rnxV.

Si'i.i-.xnm lot satins do. jit

LAOM

bonnet ribbons, al.-CiiAwi-iu:!) it .Mi-1.

S (J

inserting r-ilic thule. silk lace, brown bcruge and lrih linens CI'.A v. ir'oi:11 it I I,1.1 N"S.

I- .I:M)II) lot of ladies and .Misses agremo.nt and Bloomer bonnet: at pril 8, \2.

OOTP AND

CUAWFOIU) IV'. MI .'.MKI.V.

SIIOEP.—

A complete assortment for

ladies and gentlemen at april

5, ML'.

('HAWFOUD

ifc Boy

oWeililH

IS.

\'-2.

iNTv TV,i.i.i: Cloths. blca a T.

"I'JLAIN black aiel elemgeal.le Dress silk.- at A CRAWFi:OD liMLLLIKLN'S.

C»JII: fanevsilk hats for sale at IJ apr 7 Mi

v'Vh»„*ra

C:JAWFOJ:O

j^AWNS,

pRINTsT-A

j^LItAG]

MMEK'STOM!!

SMITH STILL WELL & ALLEN,

4 RE NOW RECEIVING tlio Vest selected and most bcautiful'asaortnicnt of

spisiiVti ii mjjiji i:K|r oo

ONE PItlCE PRINCIPLE,

and every article gunrentced as repvesente :-.r.d no

GULL TRAPS

set to eat customers by selling any one article such as Miifjir less 'ban cost, wirli the intention of making up on other goods. We intend dealing honestly with all, and customers can roly on polito and-gentlemanly attention. Our

S A E O O

is the laiircst and most commodious in CrauTords vilie. a.nil we are determined to make it a popular and rofitable resort (or all elasnes. Anion'' our stock will be found a

bite and colored Crape. Hrocha. Cashmere. Mouse de I.aim' it sill do. PL'in and watered lilac! and silk .Mantilla.-,.

W/IITE DRESS GOODS.

De L:.ine. doted and figured. Swiss and Took Muslins. f?'1' Ri.-hop and Victoria Lawn*: Mulls. India Boohs. Hainsooks. cross-barred and -tripe.1 Jackouct. Laec. Muslin. Dimity. Cambric.-* ind Jackonets. Embroidered Curtain Muslins: link, blue and green Tarlfons: silk and cotton H-J .ti.-ions. ash Blonde: Bold nets. Long Lawns. Lin I nen ('ambries: embroidered, plain, and hemstitched-'

L. L. Jlankerchicis. .. -v

Kngli-h Dunstable. Split. T.eghorn. Florence, Ilr a id S at in S a a S a a nets Misses' Hats and Flat.-: Boy- and Children's Pearl Straw, Palm and Leghorn Hats. Bonnet. Ribbons—a large and splendid assortment.

Lace and needle rkeil Chcmi.-ettes. Under sleaves, needle worked Swiss and Mu.-lin Collar.roc he ('ambri.'k and Maltese t'ollar.-: Kudu'oi' h-r cd Rands and Flouiicing: Jaconet and Swi.v, lodging an 1 1 nscrtings J'Jngii.-h and Freucli W rough J. J.acc and Edging.

HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

•'"•:1k. Lamb's W ool. Mohair and Merino Hoso Bieaciied. rnlileaeln-d. S'afe. tnixe I. I 'otton I losi*, ii id is re a a S a bers and colors: together with all kinds of noti' ii.- and trimming.-.

T1:J stock of

RI:.\!)Y MADI: LOJ IILXJ,

is \cry extensive and consists of new and beautiful stvlca. F1"R.\IS11 ]XG ARTICLE^. of evcrv varietv, iz:

Shi Ji.e,

iiwnU

Snspi'iidcrs,

narrc ki.N'3.

:md gentlemen's black and as-ort^.l kid es. silk do. at CuAW?.-»j:n & Mr:.r.iKtN*a.

glove

I.MKIN.

Summer hats, vai CKAWKOIMJ

'Us styles at MTLMKIN'S.

iii-.l unbleai

ii Mr i.i.n:i:'s.

K.I. and cut saws kept at apr 7 M-L CKAV. FOKD C: I.!:: N'.C.

in. black-:ind fanev at ('RA W1 ,'RD it LIK1 N'S.

large and sph.-ndiij lota!. CRAWFORD it MULL1KI.VS.

Delain. piaio. and f.iie CRAWFORD i'

1HIS

ML'LLKIN.

/"1IIALLI BKRAGF], j.lain berag.j. berage corded

should lav will hansr^ th'j Loir in

the most SOFT, SILKY and GLOSSY condition: it im- I :*art3 to it a darker color, and a free u.-e of it will I both the Skin and Hair in a healthy state, and never become harsh or fall off. The Ladies wili find jft

l{ N

Hi*

S. A

N as^um.-n Hotel, if

•bed,

and Craf-h. at CKAWI'OKD it Mt'i.r.i

Ti K\v pieces of good carpeting at very lew pices for sale at C«AWKOI:U IT Mr .MKIN'S.

ni,1

and laid berage. i'rr.ehe do. at a.van.age a:i 11.

Mj.

CRA WFORD it MULLIKIN'S.

OTT'S

23 ti ra Ifi a sa c.

HA!'.:

TONIC clears the porc3 of the Skin,

rpiiis causes a heartv action on the roots of tlic- hair, .. preventing Ilaldness and Cray Hair, and frees the

r.kin from Dandruff it brings the Hair to-its place, man may war... and to the LA KKS tat-RE

tin* ionic a audition to the on ac- ont riicrritinsr our uiffcront uiul count oi its cgrc'cahie fvrturiii-. qxialitu*.-: call and exuinin^ f-'r voiir.-idv^s for noth 1 rep:ired raid soid DV il. Ol T. I)RRO(TI.-T. ^jves us plcae irc- than to.-how our twd.f*jrdd\ jllc, Iui.iana. apr 1

--•arfi

i»s

ever.brou^rlit to this market, which will ho sold at a ?rnall fjdvsnce from the New Yor4» and Philadelphia costs. The stock embraces not only staple but «very variety of fancy goods, thus supplying a det'Jeicney long i'elt in Crnwfordsville. viz: stock Iron) \yhieh the buyer can select such articles of taste as arc not usually kept in stores in this town. 1 he business will be conducted strictly on the

splendid selection

of^

£&£§£• SOODSj

consisting in part as follows.' Rich lain black Bishop Silk. Rieh piai:s biaek (iro de Rhine Silk,

Black and fancy -oe ile Silk. Chame'.ine do, all shades. Striped and plaid daze, ail shades. Superior black Satins. "c"vPlain and figured Granadiiies. Plaid and figured Brilliants and Jackonets. Solid, plaid and figured Ben-ires. I'ercge de Lains. various style-#. Plain and fiiruTcd Silk Tissue-1. 'bailies Mid Challi de Ben-ire.-. Sola', all v. iiol Do Laijies, e\erv color. Seoteh Earslow and Organdy Ginghams. Piuid aud plain De Raise. *v changeable, plaid and stripped Poplins. 1' reneh and Knglish l.awn.-. French and. English "'hint/es ite.

I nder Giirmcnts, Silli Shirts. Gaii/. :Mfrino Shirts °oltou

Summer Woolen do

Linen, a ibrio and Silk Sldk'l':

KSardwn re

icuoing ,\1 K« I AN jveis. vano I.r.-i

AVr.

.'.K.MI.Ks'

:IIM ut

Files. J.oeks. Latciie Pocket Ci'.tlci v. it. iV-i

I.MI'I.I..MI

N 0 I 0 N S

Of a 1 ,s. I iD W A Of all l.inils.

MENS' AND EOTS' CLOTHIHQ.

In tld.--!u|.rau.ant c.i:i:i"t to plea.*, mo most lns'.-dious taste our 'dothhig li.-ts be'eni ?ide-ctr cd w-.tli great care and being bought from i'rsf. ha.js.j-i v. can compare j-.riees favorably with any otle-r house in town. with-.at atu- njtir.2 to ereal"« ression that we are able from our .'r.icii ior to a that any person upon e:csminatiou mu.-t be sati.^ii cd that our clothing is cheap.

un rc

Trunks, valises, looking glasses, quccnstvarc. Hosiery— a we'd !:.c:cd.-toek.

€*roccracM.

rorn

-|—w ~r~^ T"! f~\ TT" CT1 T"^ .ill ^ri^ndd us ar.'a*l

S A

tuc -itanagrjmcnt ot tms iavontc fo'raierlv kept by H.nry Moury.,. the' a.-sures hi- friends and the public that it •ndiicted. as to retain stm-aiin

one the best Hotels in the country, and no ri.ms w!I h-e spared to make it ?. homo for the traveller,

Hi- Stabling is commodious and he will have a caref-.il hostler to attend to it. Crawfordsville. Merch -1. '•!.

.S7P.

lids, Spade.-. Hatches. ails. Mill Saws,

Rutt-s. Hinges, Table and

GROCERIES.

Coffee.

April M. M-l. ti".

rpo Til!-:

Teas, Mola.-.-c.

b'i'-c. Ma-kcrci. Smol in.r :.:111 chewing Tobacco, soap, (-andle-. salt, iiiitmeg.-. ginger, spin-.-., mustard, vinegar, starcli, salarata-. brooms, mate he.-. iVe. itc.

uablc Goods -T.w NOTICK.— I have justreeci\ed

:.iul

an: now ready to show to my nunier-juri

cu.-tomeis a i..\t«.:i.-i ve assortment of

MERCHANDISE

ever before olicred in tin.- place-. The.-.e Gi.odshrt\'i been liurchased f'li sii.di terms tha.t will ad'nit d" thc.ir neimr sold at such rates that cannot, tail to pro\e advantageous to anv per.-on who will take the pains examine OUR h*.-- pp-\ioiis to purchasing elsewhere and believing that SMALL ''I )1.-'IT^ anil ipdek returns-, i- t!ie true, maxim in bii.-iiiess. we are m-w ]U'«:](ari:d for the consideration of the citi/ens of this phr.-c and siirroimding coun trv. (Jar .-st'i-k, n-i.-'ing

part of the following

?sA full and complete assortment of II A 8 A N A S

Of the latest and most approved styles. 1 3 0 0 8 A N S 1 I 0 I in a it a

Sugar, coff.-e,tea. tobaeeu andhpk'ds.'of all kiad.T

"oything tluit tlie tanner, mechanic or pro

c.tc*riv:ort paid

our o*

n!1(l

their wan*.»p

pl, te in evcrv r-wzt is usclr-.^

that to shov/ Liiem is to soli thorn in

Ju previous to making thr pur«-h^s, convin

tf.emhnn^

fed that we can accomniodate

in ooor.a and

ra ICES cm as favorable, !f not '»ett*r terms, than anj

*5 rrf other house in this soc'.ior of i.-ountrv.

a -, Jy{) I:OBIX?OV

S 1 HOWE'S SNA KI1K SA1CSAFA*

3ULLA WII.L I I TtlE BLOOD

rounds of BACON

ill pay the fash. M»v l-v.v-r.oi j-

frr •.chw'! •UAMEY.