Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 September 1854 — Page 3

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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Dr. JAMES DAVIS, democratic candidate for Congress in this (the Oth) District, will address the citizens of Montgomery coUnat the following times and places, to-

wit: Coal Creek township, Monday Sept. 4th, at 12 o'clock, M., at Iliion's blacksmith shop.

Same dav, at 4 o'clock P. M., at Waynetown. Tuesday 5th,'at Alamo, at 1 clock.

Same day, at 4 o'clock, at Yountirville. Wednesday 6th, at Ladoga, at 1 o'clock. Thursday 7th, at Crawfordsville, at 1 o'clock, P. M.

Friday 8th, at Darlington, at 1 o'clock. Saturday 9th, at Ceuter School Ilouse in Walnut township, at 1 o'clock.

Other appointments will be made herenfter. Messrs. McDonald, Wallace and Manson, will be in attendance at the above appointments. Br order of the

CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

INDIAN BATTLES.

The Minnesota <Democrat>gives an account of a bloody battle between the Sioux and a war party of the Chippewas, on the plains above the Yellow Medicine river, on the 3d inst. The Sioux it is said were victorious. They claim to have killed twenty eight Chippewas, without losing a single man, though several were severely wounded. They surprised the Chippewas by lying in wait in the tall grass on the bank of a stream, and after about half had got across they commenced the attack. Twelve or fifteen Chippewas fell at the first fire. The survivors, numbering some one hundred and fifty attempted to make a stand, but they fought to a great disadvantage and were soon obliged to seek safety in flight. It appears that the Chippewas had unaccountably allowed some of their women and children to accompany the expedition and many of these fell easy victims to the enemy.

A beautiful young squaw was taken captive by a young brave, who it is said, has been captivated by her. The excitement and exultation over this victory is said to be intense among the Sioux's all along the Upper Minnesota. -----

SINGULAR.—An Irishman was engaged in digging a well in Hamburg Eric Co. New York, and after having reached the depth of twenty feet he came to a layer of slate through which he struck his pick, when all at once, and with a loud noise like thunder, sufficiently loud to be distinctly heard all over the neighborhood, a stream of mingled gass and water burst through the orifice, instantly killing the unfortunate man, and filling the Well to the depth of ten or twelve feet with water. Gass still escapes profusely, and the water is in constant and violent motion, resembling a large cauldron of boiling fluid.

Ex -PRESIDENT FILLMORE, who has been absent since the death of his daughter returned to his residence in Buffalo, on Thursday last, accompanied by his son.— He has suffered extremely under the affliction of his successive bereavements. First his wife, then his only daughter, next his brother, taken from him in rapid succession seemed to destroy almost every bond of union in his family, and left him in doubt about his future domestic arrangements but he could feel satisfied nowhere but at home and he has returned with his son to his house in Buffalo.—Buffalo Commercial.

JE9" The Buffalo Express says that the receipts of flour and grain at that port, during the present season, are far in advance of last year. The largest amount yet delivered in one day is 400,000 bushels.

(£jr Wheat is selling in the Cincinnati marketat 81,40 and 81,45 per bushel*— Hay has advanced—quoted at Si2 00 per ton for prime baled.

The Hon. W. H. English was re

nominated for Congres, by the Democratic District Convention, at New Albany.

JtiT Not long since, an Eastern man,' while on his way to Boston, was stopped on the highway by a robber, and requested to hand over his money, or have his brains blown out. "Oh," said the travel ler, quietly, "blow away! blow away! it's better to go to Boston without brains than without monev."

ESSRS EDITORS:—Please announce the name of M. I. WHITE as an independent candidate for the oflico of District attorney, for the Court of Common Please for tho counties of Motnsromerv and Boone. and you will oblige

Messrs. BOWEN STOVER.—Please announce my name as an independent democratic candidate for the office of Treasurer and Collector of Montgomcrv coKntv, at the ensuinc election.

JOSEPH D. MASTERSON*.

TIN, SHEET-IROiV* AND

COPPER-SMITHIATt. THE

undersigned having purchased th^ Tin. Sheet-Iron and Copper department of Cumberland Manson. are prepared to furnish customcrs. at the old stand south of the Court House, anything in the above line, from a Tin Whistle to a fifty gallon Copper Kettle. Being practical and experienced workmen, we flatter ourselves that none can do bettor or more durable work in the Wabash A alley,—and are using the best stock ever brought .to this market. Particular attention paid to

HOUSE-GUTTERING AND SPOUTING, which will be put up in the most substantial manner.^ Roofing done in any style to suit customers.

Elevators made to order and warranted to stand the wear. Mr.

smith, is prepared to furnish STEAM PiriNG. «. orKETTLES, &e.. upon the shortest notice, at Cincinnati prices. Repairing done with neatness and

Please call and examine.

IHT* Old Rags, Feathers. Old Copper and Pewter, taken exchange for Tin Ware. H. BALL. Jr..

O N O O E

HOSIE AND FOREIGN MARKETS. RETICTT Onici, SEPT. 2, ISM.' It will be noticod by our subjoined quotations that there is a material advance in the price of Wheat and Flour.. There is a briafe inquiry for Wheat by our dealers at the figures quoted and we credibly informed that private contract* are being daily made at higher figures The general impression is that Wheat will range high throughout the year, and but few sales of any magnitude have yet been made. The extreme drouth has rendered it certain that the corn crop will not be near an average one. The consequence of this is that but few of our farmers arc disposed to throw any of their old corn intd market at any price, none of them will sell at present -prices. Fresh Butter is almost out of the question. There is not half the amouift offered that is required for consumption by our citizens. All the Potatoes in rtiarkct are shipped from thenorth, and meet with ready sale. Our merchants are now receiving their fall stock of groceries and dry goods preparatory for a heavy trade.

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

Flour Wheat Oats live Barley Corn in the car* Hay Apples Green..

$S.00@

Shoulders

I ,nrd Pork Beef—on Hoof Clover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugar Molasses. N. 0. White Fish Mackerel Salt Onions.

in demand.

20® f0@ 50@ 40$

5.00@ 30@ 1.00@ 2.00@ [email protected] V2%@ 8@ 40 [email protected]

Dried

Peaches Beans Butter—Fresh Fggs Corn Meal Chickens— Alive Potatoes Bacon Hams-* ittV-lSides

Ribbons, Bonnets. Shawls, Trimmings, &.e.,

MAI*,

EETWEEN

PEARI.

AND

BANK STKEETS,

NEW ALBANY. 1ND.

"\TTQFLD again respectfullv call the attention of

thei their old patrons and the trade generally to their new stock of GOODS. Their purchases have been made with special regard to the wants of the trade, as to styles, qualities, and prices—and we can assure our friends that wc can sell a large portion of our stock at less prices than we 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 wc have heretofore kept, and we feel fully able to satisfy the demands of our friends. We are firmly of the opinion that the trade of Indiana would not only promote their interest and ours, but the interest of the community by patronizing us in preference to going to other citics where there is an effort making to break down our currenev.

Aug: 25. "54. G. C. CANNON & CO.

DANIEL C. STOVER. HICIIAEL D. WRITE.

5I1OTIE &

WWIWST

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND E A E S A E A E N S

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

"\T7"ILL attend promptly to all business in their V? line, giving particular attention to the settlement of Estates, collection of Debts, taking the acknowedgemeuts of Deeds, Mortgages and Powers of Attorney. Also, to Bounty land Claims and Pensions. over Sloan & Morgan's Drug Store, couth side of tho Public Square.

August 26, 1S54. X' v5n7m6

Circa I Western

CINCINNATI, O.

TT7"E DESIRE to inform purchasers of Pianos throughout the West that we are now buildin? and wilf open August 14th. J554, 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 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. 40 7 octaves full centre Pianos, finished all round, 40 6J-J octaves, of all styles, 50 and 6W octave Instruments.

TRICES FROM 8200 TO 8800. A full written guarantee given with every Tiano sold bv us.

TERMS CASH.

We will supply dealers who ptirchase for cash, on as good terms as'thev can bnvin New i'ork or Boston. SMITH & NIXON,

No. 7* i' West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. O. August 4. 1S54. v6n4yl.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE

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

the Books, and notes, of the old firm may be Win. A. Srib *11.

CHERRY

Little offered.

In demand. In good demand

[email protected] 0S& 05® 05@ 07@ 10 4.00(3! [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 18^® 15 06® 30® 6.00@ 0G@ 2.75(f? 50@

None in market

07 35

half barrel. None in p'kgs.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an execution to me directed, from the Clerk of the Montgomery Cireut Court. I will expose to sale at the Court Ilouse door, in the town of Crawfordsville, in Montgomery county and State of Indiana, on Saturday the 23d 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 described real estate, to-wit:" The undivided two-sevenths of the south quarter of the south east quarter of section 31, in township eighteen, north of range five west, lying and being in Montgomery county and if the rents and profits afforesaid for the term alTorcsaid, will not sell for sufficient to satisfy said execution. I will then offer the fee simple, taken as the property of Shadrach Petticord, Mary Petticord, his wife, and Richard Parmer, to satisfy an execution in favor of Thomas Parmer.

BENJAMIN MISNF.R, Sheriff.

Sept. 1. '54-nS 3w. Montgomery Co.

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Tho

corner lot situated on Washington Street in the vicinity of the New School Church will be sold at a bargain to anj? person making immediate application. The lot contains a dwelling house Shop, and Barn, all of which is in good repair.

Sept. 1, '54. nSw3 DAVID WOODRUFF.

C. CANION,

CO,

Wholesale Dealers in NOTION, VARIETY & FANCY

Alamo August II. 1554 Wm. A. Stilwell. Jas. Stanford. P. S. Wm. A. Stilwell will continue the business at the old stand on his own account. Where O000 pieces Wall paper, comprising fifty differen found, & pattern? and at :ow prices st

For the rapid Care of

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, FEROXCHITIS,WHOOPING-COUGH* CROUP, ASTHMA, AND

CONSUMPTION.

Wisdom shall bow down to it, and the great of Vie earth, shall kneel before it." Never could this be said with more truth, than it now applies to this remedv for affections of the throat ana lungs. The exalted in learning and power, acknowledge its supremacy, wjiile both the little and the great can feel its benefits. The lib-eral-minded among those skilled to cure, are free to own its mastery over distempers which have bafled their art. Those of exalted stations are not ashamed to testify to its virtues, but deem it a dntv and a pleasure to thus hold out the lamp of their experience to their suffering fellow men.

Witness the following:— [Translation.] Vermillionville. La. April, 1S58. Mons. le Dn. J. C. AYER:—I have of late, made frequent use of your CHERRY

PECTORAL

in my prac

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

Accept, Sir, the assurance of my distinguished consideration. CLES CLAUD GOUGtJET,

Late Surgeon of the Royal Marine, France. Extract from a letter-of our Miniister at the Court of the Sublime Porte.

Legation of U.S. A., Constantinople, Turkey. DR. J. C. AYER. Dear Sir: The CHERRY PECTORAL received from you for the Sultan has 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 exceedingly useful.

Yours Respectfully," GEO. P. MARSH. Minister Plenipotentiary of the U. S. A. to Turkey. Curacca, March, 5,1852.

DR. J. C. AYER:—I use your CHERRY PECTORAL daily in my practice, and an: satisfied it is a remedv whieh must meet in every country the highest approbation.

PECTORAL

J. Knabb, & Co., "Journal." Reading. Pa. Raymond. Harper. Co.. New York Times. S. Cobb, Christian Freeman. Boston. Wrn. B. Jacobs, Christian Chronicle, Philad. Hon. J. Wentworth. M. C.. Democrat, Chicago. 111.

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

J. M. Maginnis, True Delta. New Orleans, vj? T. M. Donnel. Daily News, Savannah. Ga. Geo. D. Prentiss. Louisville Journal. Ky. Hon. Schuyler Colfax. M. G\. South Bend Register, la.

A Cummings. Christian Mirror. Portland,Me. M. 11. Bartlett cfc Co., Republican, Hartford, Conn.

These gentlemen have not only certified to these statements in their papers, to the public, but have sent me their personal letters, to the effect that they have found my preparation an article of great public utility.

Spaee'will not admit full testimonials here, but the agent below named will furnish my American Almanac, gratis, to all who ask for it. wherein are full particulars, and indisputable proof of those statements. PREPARED BY J. C. AYER, PRACTICAL AND

ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL, MASS. For sale by Henry Ott. )_ Crawfordsville. Sloan Morgan. Geo. W. Hall. Wnvnetown, and at agencies in most towns in the State.

W. A. Clark, Crown Point, Ind.. Travelling Agent. Aug 26th'54, vfi-nT-ly-Sm.

SLOAN

MORGAN,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

mmm mm mm

A W O S I E I N

KEEP

constantly on hand a very large and well selected stock of

Drugs & Medicines Paints, Oils,

Dye Stuff's,

Window Glass, Glass Ware, Perfumery,

Stationary,

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

Comprising a general assortment of all articles usually found in any Establishment. All of which we offer for sale, on terms as 'liberal as those of any other Establishment of the kind in the Western Country.

Physicians, and all others are requested to call

and examine for themselves. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. v5n52. Crawfordsville. June. is

G. B. SPURBIF.R. B. PABKER. PETER PETERSON.

SPURRIER, PARKER & CO

CarTcr§ and Gilders,

LOOKIXG-G ASS *FC PICTURE-FRAKE MAKERS,

And Dealers in

Wall ^aiper, Looking-GIass Plates, Artist ^laterials, Frames of all kinds Fine Engravings, Window Glass, Brushes of all kinds, Varnishes, Sec.,

MAIN STREET, NEW ALBANY, IND.

HAYING

removed to the new and eoirnnodions

Store adjourninr the Ledger Oriice, will otfer for sale at Louisville Prices, a fine assortment of Looking Glass Plates, Frames. Wall Paper. Curtains. Fire Screens and Centre Pieces. Artist's Materials. Engravings. Oil Paintings. Window Glass, Brushes. Glazier's Diamonds. Yarnishes. &e.

We are constantly manufacturing Frames of all kinds. Grided Cornices, Pier Glass, and Portrr.it Frame? riclilv mounted Rosewood and Mahogany Frames of all zizes.

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

Jnlv 22, v5-n2.

DEPAW

HOUSE,

J. & A. S. -ALEXANDER. PROPRIETORS. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.July 14, 1S54. voniyl.

pattern!

*p.- 7 *54 CAMPBELL'S.

Campbell

HAS

PECTORAL,

THE

C. W. JACKHEER, M.D. Resident Court Physician.

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

in their sections, we may mention—

Boughton & Co., of the Federal Union. Milledgevi lie, Ga. L. Patton. Christian Advocate, Knoxvillc, Tenn.

J. B. Dobson, American Presbyterian, Greenville, Tenn. J. B. Samson. "Democrat/'McConnellsburg, Pa.

J. Kuss, Jr.. Shelby ville News. Tenn. Harvey, McKenney, & Co,, State Gazette, Burlington, Iowa.

laid out upon his counter a beautiful and desirable lot of

Beregcs and Tissues,

I N E A & E A W N S

EMBROIDERED MUSLINS,

A N E S S S I S

ASLO—A lot of very handsome JIAB:T AND

FLaWtKG BLACK SILK MITTS,

FINE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.

Elegant Crape Shawls,

EMBROIDERIES,

Hi $ & 0 IF g,

ALSO-A large lot of LADIES ENAMELED

BOOTS Sc BT SKIXS,

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 and Cut GLASS W A E. ALSO a large lot of STONE CIINA WARE in sets of 47 pieces, all at the lowest price.

July 2£dvG-n2

SOME

beautiful new stvle plaid lawns and shallarsat CAMPBELL'S.

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

EMBROIOERED

SLTERB7plaid

REGOLETTS

ILK

and plain goods for window cur

tains at CAMPBELL'S.

demizens at fiftv cents a vard at

apr CAMPBELL'S. "JY/TALTESB COLLARS. Maltese lace. emb. collars. JLY1 emb. hdk'fs.. chemizettcs, underskeves. lace mitts, silk do. kid gloves, fr. silk do. thread gloves, lisle do. beautiful dress goods, silks, berages. grenadines. printed delains and berage do. inst received apr7:54 [:tt CAMPBELL'S.

)EACTITTJ. printed shallavsfor 12]" cents a vard apr 7 [at CAMPBELL'S

I EAUTIFUL bridai dress goods Diain and embroidered at CAMPBELL'S.

HEAUTUTL. superb and handsome silk bonnet for one dollar and fifty cents at. apr 7'54 CAMPBELLS

A BERAGE7PE

I.AJNES at nine cents a vnrd at

apr '54 CAMPBEIT

BONNETS,

'54

PINE SASIT,

Of all sizes, which we keep constantly on hand, for sale also. Window glass and Putty. Paints and O1I3, a good furniture Varnish, Dye stuffs, fine Soaps, Perfumery,

PARLOR LAMPS,

A genuine Cod Liver Oil, Itch Ointment a quick and eertain 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, and sold only for medical use. We also keep Lookins' Glass plates, for sale, without frames. Also all kinds and colors of Paints, ground and mixed, to paint wagons, &c.

All customers will receive prompt attention at all hours of the day or night. We have on hand all kinds of popular patent medicincs. IIDNKY OTT.

June 6,vf,n

NEW

GOODS!

J. & J. LEE & Co.,

THANKFUL

for the share of publii

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, Queens•svare, Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,

READY MADE CLOTHING, Arc.. All of which can be had on as good terms at LEE'S. as anv other place in town: for we arc resolved to sell floods 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 ako expect to pay the highest cash price for ail the

Y.'hcat. Corn. Oats. Ryp.

Barley, Flax seed. Hover seed. Timothy seed, Blue Grass seed, And every other article of trade you may wi.« to sell. All'who wish to get the most money for therr trade, and the biggest pile of goods for the least money, will please call on april 25, '54—von43 J. & J. LEE Co.

CABINET & CHAIR

WABE-1 TIIE

July *22.1?M tf,

undersigned has on hand a geiieral assortment of Plain and Fashionable FURNITURE made of the best material by exi«erienced workmen, and fiatters himself that he cantoot fail to please a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing olsewfc*re and we will make it to count of its agreeable pcrfumf. your interest to buy.

Ware-rooms at the old stand opposite the Risiine House. WM. KOBEETSON. June 9. 1554. v.:ni

WHEAT WANTED!

LL PERSONS who know themselves indebted to the Review printing office for job work

1S54. S I iV I E I

Men's Congress Boots and (Initcr?, Patent Leather Mnntorrys, Calf shoes and Monteroys,

Morevco shoes,

S50,OOOSAM:SFOR

t?.

and head dresses, a few of those beau

tiful coods left at

_apr7'54 CAMPBELL'S^

QILK O apr

some of the most magnificent that at CAMPBELL'S.

AND REMEMBER

THIS

I to hi% friends and customers for the very lib oral patronacre bestowed upon him since in business would say to his friends and the public in sreneral that he is now receiving a large, fresh and well selected stock of

idrugs and Mcdicincs, Direct from the city of Philadelphia. His stock embraces all usually kept in a Drue Store. Our Drugs are all of the "finest quality and were selected with particular reference to their purity, from tho importers. No pains will be spared to render entire satisfaction to the purchaser we arc not in the habit of bragging, what we say wc can always come up to. Just give us acall and if wo cannot suit you both as to quality and price, you are at perfect liberty to sec-k sonic other establishment. Our aim is to deal fair and honorable with everybody. Also, in connection with our stock of Medicincs, we received five thousand lights

advertising or subscription, can at any time between 11 N assumsng the management of this favorite this and the first of November next, liquidate the 1 iiotei. same bv deliverine to'the undersigned. living

Crawfordsville, Wheat, Rye, Flour, or Wood: and shall be so conducted, as to retain iU standing as if delaved untik'after that time—look out for one of the best Hotels in the countrv, and no pains if# squalls," as we will have our accounts placed in the hands of everr ?n the county with orders to •COLLECT." J- D. MASTERSON.

1854.

A E

PALLET

WHOLESALE /XD IU.TAII. DEALER IN

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, Finliiig,

HAS

&c..

fl^E DOOR WEST OF THE EAGLE HOTEL.

NOW received his Spring and Summer supply of Boots. Shoes. Leather. «fce., to which he would call the attention of tile public. I June 9, 1S.1. win-IP.•:

A NEW and pplcndid assortment of Men's and ./V Boys Shoes, for .» part of

summer wear, consisting in

•V Plough slices. and Boys pump sole Kip shoes, Enameled sho«*. in$t jun 9 \5-l [received at FALLEY'S.

Men's Fine Boots.

reeeived

[new

CASES Men's pump sol# kip. calf and grain Roots of all prices, from to #5. just

at FALLEY'S.

N addition t" the above I have just received a supplv of Sole Leather. Kip and Calf skins Lasts. Pegs, ifcc.. iV*e. Shoemakers would do well to (.-all soon as my stuck is now complete.

June 'J. ISfi-t. L. FALLEY.

G-raham

Bro.

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN, A RE NOW receivinc their Spring S'ork of! JJL Goods purchased at Head Quarters with great care and at very low prices, which will enable them to compete with any other ?tore in low price.-".— We will reccivc in exchange for goods all kinds of produce, not refusing cash when offered. uprilS,'54 CRAWFORD Ml LLTKINS'S.

A i.ARr,s lot of swiss sleaves and chiinlzctts at, .I JVL Cr.Awroni) IT CI.I.IKIN'D.

T.AIN

and dotted IWlrSOS at Cr.AWFor.n IT MO.I.IKIN'

Srr.rxmn lot of bonnet ribbons, also narrow ±\. satins do. at CBAWFOKU Mti.R.IKIN's.

LADIES

and gentlemen

gloves, silk do. at

Qwis IO la at

black and assorted kid

k'ing and inserting silk tlmle. silk laec. fancy cap nets, brown be rage and Irish linen. CuAwroniJ IT MI-I.LIKIN'S.

Sn.KMwn lot "f Indies aiid agrernont and J! Bloomer bonnets at ajtril S, '51. C".AWFOP.D IT MUI.J.IKIN.

BOOTS

AMI SUOKS.—A complete assortment for ladies and guntk-nien at april 5.

CKAWFOHD it ?.IlT.I.RKIN-.

Bovs Summer hats, vnrions styles at CKAWFOKP MI LI.IKIN'S.

TINTowelling

EN* TABLE Cloths, bleached and unbleached, and Crash, at april S. '52. CUAWFOF.O it Mrr.r.iK::\v

FEW pi'-ces of good carpeting at very low pril\ ccs for sale at CKA wroisn .M I LI.IKIN'S.

"PI

JA IN black and changeable Dress silks at I CRAWFROD A ML'LLIKIN'S.

ME fane "5

hats for sale at CRAWFORD A

S"aor

Mri.I.IKIN*'S.

and cut saws kept a

LAWNS,

apr '54 CRAWFORD

MI.LLIEIN*'?.

plain, black and fanev at CRA WFORD A:"M ULLIK1 N'S.

urge aivl splendid bt at CRAWFORD A: MULLIKIN'S.

'ERAGE Delain. ^lain and fancy 13 CkA W FORD I'LL KIN.

1HALLI BKKAGE. plain borage, berate corded

'k-P

and plaid berage. roc he do CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN'S.

apil

OTT'S

a a

THIS

IIA:RTO*I': clears the pores of the Skin, causes a hearty action on the roots of the hair, preventing Baldness and Gray Hair, and freci the skin from Dandruff: it bring" the Hair to it.« place, where it should lay: it will change the hair in to the most SOFT, SILKT and OLOSST condition: it imarts to it a darker color, and a free use of it will eep both the Skin and Hair in a healthy state, and never become harsh or fall ofF. The Ladies will find this Hair Tonic a great addition to the toilet on ac-

1'repared and sold by II. OTT, DnroojcT. Crawfordsville, Indiana. apr 2?

RI. STLN

!o4~v5n43yl

E 0 S E

iSHHBfi

will be spared to make it a home for the traveller. H:/ Stabling is commVxffous and h-^ will have careful hostler attend to it.

BANNER

1853!!

The Largest Sales Ever Made in this

TO IVIV!!!

1T7"EARF.^0W receiving dirrct from the TmYV porters and Manufacturers of Bost"ii, the largest stock of Spring and .Summer Goods ever offered to the citizens of this county, which wc cai' and will on account of the g'-eai increase of our trrfde. sell ten per cent cheaper than have hc^ sold in this town. We ask every Lady and Gentleman far and near to come.and see our Stock. \Vu sell cheap and charge nothing for showing goods:

consists of every article usually sold in this town. Domestics of EVery Quality. 4"0 pieces of Prints of every variety. 21".1 J.awns 400 Bonnets. 1/iO Pieces Bonnet Ribbon. f-0 pieces Gingham. 200 Bleached Muslins.

Shawls, and Mantillas of the latent styles. SO pieces Bed Ticking. 60 doz. Hose and half Ilose. Parasols of cverv quaiitv. April 15. "4. GRAHAM & BHO.

pOME ONE. COME EVERYBODY, for we will Vy show and sell Goods at the smallest, profit ever asked in this eountv.

April 15, "54. GRAHAM it BRO.

aATS

CAl'S of every quality and styles at the Boston store GRAHAM BRO. April 15,

!54.

IIE undersigned returning his sincere thanks! /""CLOTHING—-Hats. Caps, Boo^, and Shoes for )ih- the united country up stair.:.

April 15,

r5t.

LOTHING r-f every quality and styles for men Silk, Lamb's Woo!, Mohair and Merino Hoso and Roys up stairs. Bleached, rnblraehed, Slate, mixed. Cotton Hose, April 15, '54. GRAHAM «fe BRO. I Best- Kid, Lisle Thread aiid Silk Gloves, all numlliers and colors together with all kinds of notions and trimmings.

GRAHAM BRO.

ROCERIES sold at Ri April 15. '54.

er Prices. GRAHAM BRO.

)OOTS it SIIOES for the whole countrv at AprU 15, '54. GK*AII AM ,'v BRO.

the

(formerly kept by Henry Mourj*.

in proprietor assures his friends acd the public that it

Crawfordsville. 3f»rch 24, '54. VSH-VTI.

SMITH STILL WELL & ALLBK.

ATIE

NOW RECEIVING the best solectod and most beautiful assormcnt of

SPKZIVft & St'MHERgSOffns ever brought to this market, which will be sold »t. a small advfbtce from tho New York and Phila-

trom which tbfc bbyet cah select snch articles of task' as are not"usually kept in stores In this town. The business will be conducted strict

OXE PRICE PRINCIPLE*

and every article guaranteed as rrpregente and r»o

GULL TRAPS

set to cati?h customers-by sellintr any one article siu-h as .Micur less thafi cost, with the intention of inakinir up on other good£. Wc iiitend dealing honestly with all. and customers can rely on polite and gentlemanly attention. Our

S A E O O

i? the lartrcst and most commodious in Crawford*ville. and wc' are determined to make it a popul. and protitable resort for all classes. Amohg cur* stock will he found a splendid selection of

JJSESS @3098,

consisting in part as follows: llich plain black Bishop Silk. liich plain blar Gro de Rhine Silk.

Black and fancy brocade Silk. Chamelinc do, all shades. Striped and plaid triage, all shades. Superior black Statins. 5 Plain and figured Granadincs. I'laid and figured Brilliants and Jaokoncta. Solid, pluid and figured Bercees. Borege de Lainsrvarioils styles. Plain and fieUrcd Silk Ti:Vlics. -'bailies and ('l)alli de Beregcs. Solid all wool Dc Laines. every color. Scotch Earslow and Organdy Ginghams. Plaid and plain De Baisc: ,'haii£rcabl(i..plaid and stripped Poplins. French and English Lawns. French and English 'hintzes tc.

Cambric and Silk fidk'ls.

Ilardivare.

Ir.c id:ng MK'-IIAMCS' TOOI.S. FAKMERS' IVPI.E^EXTI.' .^li'ivels, various brands, Spades.

A.\'"S, Hatches, r"'igiit and Cut Nails, Mill Saws, Files. Locks. Latches, Butts\ Ilingj.s, Table and Pocket Cutlery. «tc.

GROCERIES:

Coffee, Teas. Sugars, Molasses, Rice. Mackerel. Smoking and chewing Tobacco, soap, randies, salt, nutmegs, ginger, spice*, mustard, vinegar, starch, salaratus. brooms, matches, £c. «te.

April 15, ',rii. tf.

TOOI'.TV—-

CRAWFoun ct Mrr.r.iKiN's.

TIIE CITIZENS OF .1IONTGO.TIERY Wi:o wi-H to [•lJrchasc cheap and seasonable G"ods—TAKI: NOTICE.- 1 have just received and am now ready to show to my numerous customers as an extensive assortment of

MERCHANDISE

pvr before "fl'ered in this place. These G^ods havo be.-n rmreha.-ed on biu terms that will admit of their V.-mg sold at s.uch .rates that cannot fail to prove advantageous to any jierson who will tak» the pains to examine OCR PRICKS previous to purchasing elsewhere and believing tlmt SMALL PROFITS ai.'l quick returns, is the true maxim in biis-iness. we are now prepared for the consideration of the citizens of this place and surrounding country. Our sto^k, consisting

STORE!!

on the

'VS bite and colored Crape. igt roe ha. Cashmere, Mouse de Laine «fc silk do:fl-|ji Plain and watered Black and silk Mantillas.

WHITE DRESS GOODS. De Laine. doted and.figured. Swiss and Book Muslin1*. Bishop and Victoria I.nwils. Mulls. India Books, llainsoolrs. cross-barrel and fctriped Jackonet. Lace. Muslin, Dimity. Canibrica and Jackonets. Embroidered Curtain" Muslins pink, blii" and crcen Tarltous silk and cotton illusions. Wash Blonde:Bo'uinets. Long Lawns.Liniv Cambrics: embroidered, plain, and hemstitched L. L. Ilahkcrch^fs.

ElOIYiVETS:

English Dunstable. Split. T.cghorn. Florehco, Braid. Satin.Straw. Belgrade. Silk and Lawn BonMisscs' Hats and Flat*: Boys mid Children's

Pear

Straw, Palm and Leghorn Hats. Bonnet ii& a large and splendid assortment.

•e and

ccdle wrrked Chemisette^ Under-

sleaves. needle worked SwisS and Muslin Collars Broehe Cambriek and Maltese Collars: Ktnbroidcred Bands and Flouncing: Jaconet and Swiss Edging and Inserting.® English and French Wrought Lace and Ed.'intr.

HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

The stock of ni:AI)Y 3fAI)E Cf.OTHING, is very extensive and consists of nciy and beautiful,., st\ICS.

FFRNISHING ARTICLES.

of every variety, viz: S'nirfs, -1* (Govt's, -r:ivJTJs,' iv Sfot k.

Suspender*! Linen

T'nder Cnrmentu, Silk Shirts, unze Merino Shirt* *'otton do Slimmer Woolen do

ilw goods,

A 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

a a

N O I O N S

O a 1 1 A W A II E

Of all kinds.

MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING: In th department wi cannot fail to please tho most fastidious taste our clothing has been selected with great care and being bought from first hands we can compare prices "favorably, with any other house in town, without attempting to create an impression that we are able from onr suiterior advantages to undersell our neighbors: we do say that any person upon examination inuat be satiated that our clothing is ehvap. ..

Tr*tnk«. val::-"-s, looking vlasse*. queensware* H'jsiery—a well sel.:t»"jst'.*k.

Groceries.

Sugar, coffee, tea.'obacco and spier", of all kinds in fine anything that the fanner, me-.-hanic or professional man ir.ay want: and to the LADIIS tkero hx« been particular attention paid to their want* our stock of

Is full and complete in ever)* rf-sj'cct it Is nse'.es* to attempt enumerating our different s'yle.* and qualities: call and examine for yourselves for nothing gives u? greaU.r pleasure than to»bowour good.s from the fact that to show thern is to 9ell them in conclusion a invite all our friends to {rive us acall previous to making their f^irchases. lacing convinced that we can accommodate them in GOODS and PRICES on as favorable, if cot better terms, than any. other house in this section of country..

JNO. R. ROBINSON.

april 21 'o-l v5n42

1)R S. I). HOWE'S SHAKER SAILSAPA' RILLA WILE PURIFY TIIE BLOOD-

pounds of HACON wanvl, *-iJl ray the *a«h, A Vht 1 .• rS noi-S-

which .MEY.