Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 September 1854 — Page 3

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE. SfOO.OOO Worth of Property Burnt at Louisville.

L^st night, about 11 c.ock, a firpbroke

the lumber yard of Messrs. Hailing-* La-

cy, which contained a large amount of No. 1 lumber, all of which was consumed.— The yard extends to Green street, on the opposite side of which were several frame and brick buildings, which soon became a jfrey to the devouring element. On the other side of the mill, on Jefferson street, tie fire extended to a two story dwelling1 house and a stable. When he left the scene there were six houses burning 6n Green street, and two on Jefferson

Water was not to be j^ad, notwithstanding the almost superhuman efforts of our gallant fire corps, and there was a prospect of the fire extending, ad infinitum. It is 'supposed that it is the work of an incediary. [Louisville Times, 9.1th.

RAILROAD CONSOLIDAT ION. According to a previous notice, a meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati and 'Chicago and Cincinnati, Logausport and Chicago Railroad Companies, was held 'at New Castle, Indiana, on Thursday last, to consider the propriety of consolidating the two companies and after a afull discussion in regard to the beneficial results of .such an a6t, a vote was taken ucjon the question, and upward.3 of thirty-four thousand votes ware cast in favor of cosoiidation, and none against it. After which, the consolidated Company assumed the name of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company—when the following gentleman were elected Directors, to serve till the first day •-of January, 1855:

C. 13. Smith, R. M. Corwin, Ja?., Pullen, Jos. A. James, D. A. Powell, of Cincinnati Williamson Wright, of Logansport, Jnd.,

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S. Meredith, Win. Butler, Jesse IIiatt, of Wayne co., Ind Jndge M. L. Bundy, of 'Henry co., Jnd. Samuel Jay, of Grant co., Ind and Col. II. Hannah of Wabash co. Ia.

After which the Hon. C. B. Smith was "^unanimously elected President Con'l. S. 3Ieredith, Vice President, and Stanhope S.

Howe, Scretary.

Aran's

CHERRY PECTORAL.—We

CItAWFOKl)SVILLE PRICE CUR RENT Corrected Weekly by Messrs. Lnymon & Co.

nucEs.

Flour "Wheat Oats live Barley Corn— in the carHay Apples Green

Sides Shoulders

I.nrd Pork Beef—on Hoof (.Mover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sueur Molasses, N. 0. Wliito Fish Mackerel Salt Onions.

'itl.MAKKS.

1.2 .nit

In demand.

200$ 0($

60(i$

r.oo$ 300 1.00(2! y.OOC§ 1.00(iin .25

Dried

Ponchos Bcnns Butter—Fresh F.ggs Corn Meal Chickens— Alivo Potatoes Bacon Hems

V^'fl by)

Little ollercd.

1.25(3'1.50 1.00(^1.45 OS ifi 05 rd)

In demand. In cood demand

OnfiS 07@ 10

4 .«0('i3 «. 00(53.50 5.00 @5.50 2.5O(if :3.00

jNone in market

13?*'® 01'.frf! 80gj 6.00 (i5 06@ •2. S0@ 50®

half barrel. jNone in p'kgs.

ELECTION WOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery county.

ss*

ANDREW P. L\ NN. Clerk of the CircuitCourt, for Montgomery County, do certify to the Sheriff of said county, tliat the following others are to be elected at the general election to" be held on tho seeoud Tuesday in October next to-wit:

Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer of State: Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Circuit

ISM.

•A

T|1HE

Ono Judge of the Supreme Court for District No. 4 One Keprefcntative to the Congress of tho United

States for the sth Congressional District of the State of Indiana 'One Prosecuting Attorney for tno 5th judicial

One District Attorney for the District composed of the Counties of Boone and Montgomery •••.'•One Representative to the General Assembly of the State of Indiana for Montgomery County: /One County Treasurer for Montgomery County

One Sheriff for Montgomery County: ^ne Coroner for Moneomery County One County Commissionerfor Montgomery County for District No. 1 to till the unexpired term of Henry Leo Deceased OncCoimty Purveyor for Montgomery County And one Assessor in and for each Township in

Montgomery County. In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and atiixed the seal

Vou,rt•at my Office in Crawfords-

\ille this the 5th dsv of September A. D. ANDREW* P. LYNN, Clerk.

onalified voters of Montgomery Countv are JL hereby notified to meet at their ususl places of holding Elections in their respective Townships on the second Tuesday in October next (1554 and then and there vote for persons to fill the several offices mentioned in the Clerk's certificate above

BENJAMIN MISNER. Sheriff of Montgomery County.

^jpt. 9, 1S»4^—.

NOTICE

is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of th? estat* of Charles Doctorman Into of "Montgomery crnn* deceased. Said est a fn is supposed to Sei foivV NFC. SAMUFL POTTS. AdmV. treason stai£v3—«•_

»MHKM«SMtS«aa

believe

this to be an excellent preparation, and shall therefore not hesitate to recommend it to our readers. It has been tested in .numerous instances in this city, and in several

skilful phy

icians had failed to accomplish—a perfect cure, in cases of (apparently) confirmed consumption. It is the only medicine for this disease which we can heartily recommend.—Temperance Advocate. Prov. R. 1.

EDITOUP REVIEW:—Please announce mv name *~"H9 a eanddiate for the otiice ol Assessor of" Wayne Township, at the coming election, and you will oblige N. G. HUDSON.

MESSUS KDITOUS:—Plense announce the name of M. D. VVHITK as an independent candidate for the ortiec of District attorney. for the Court of Common Please for the counties of Motngomerv and Boone, and you will obligo MANY YOTEHS.

Messrs. BOWKS* it STAYER.—Please announce my name r.3 an

imhpendent

M'IIAIN'S. T. 51. WIXTO.V.

irSc.TOaiiis & Winton,

HOUSE L- SI GX PAINTERS

GI]DIXG

oui in the com mill belonging to H. W. ijnTATIOX of WOOD and MARBLE. Hawes, on Campbell street, between Jcuier-1 tt *o

GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING,

ar!l R0W

sOll and Green, whS£ll was totally destroyed. VV left with as on thcsfaort?»t notice, ia a ptyie The fames communicated from the mill to pot surpassed by any worlcman in the:Wabi:sh\ al-

fuRy prepared to execute ail orders

who :s a skillful accomplished workman in all the arts b% fine painting. We warrant all work doneby us. and win promptly attend to all orders sent to

«*»»»-anJ

Sept. 9, 1-55-1- vOnOtf.

The Corporation.

TVJ"OTICE is hereby given that there will be a XT meeting of the qualified voters, resident of the original town plat of Crawferdsviile, ond the rcoorded additions ef Iribts of the same, held at the Court House in said town, on Wednesday the 20th day of September, 1S54, todet'fhiine whether the territory embraced in such towii'plat, and additions shallleconie an incorporated town.

By order of the Board of Commissioners c-'f Montyoinerv Ccuntv. Sept. 6 1?54. Attest: J. B. AUSTIN. A. M. C.

Sept. 7. 1854. 'J 2w.

NOTICE.is

hereby given that the undersigned

has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Abraham Davenport, late of Montgomery Countv, deceased. Said estate is supped to be insolvent. SUSAN DAVENPORT,

Sept. ?. —n9w3 Administratrix,

SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of an execution to mc 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 and State of Indiana, on Saturday the 80th of September next, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M.. and four I1.NT., 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 southwest- quarter of the south east quarter of see. 81. in township eighteen, north of range five west, lying and being in Montgomery county and if the rents and profits afl'oresaid for the term afforesaid, will notsell for sufficient to satisfy said execution, I will then offer the fee simple, taken as the property of Shadraeh Petticord, Mary I'etticord. nis'wife. ai.il Ri-hard Parmer, to satisfy an execution in favor of Thomas Farmer. ,'JF.NJAillN Ml SNER. Sheriff.

Sept. 9, M4-n0 Jw. Montgomery Co.

TO, SMEET-IROIVj

COPPER-SMITHIICT.

THE

undersigned having purchased tin I in, Sheet-Iron and Copper.department ot Cumberland & Manson. are prepared to furnish customers, at the old stand south of the Court House, anything in the above line, from a Tin Whistle to a titty gallon Copper Kettle. Being practical and experienced workmen, vo flatter ourselves that none can do better or more durable work in tho Wabash Valley,—and arc using the best stock ever brought to this market. Particular attention paid to 1IOCSE-GUTTEKlNG AND SPOUTING, which will be put up in the most substantial manner. Roofing done in style to suit customers. Grain Elevators made to order and warranted to stand the wear.

N. B. Mr. JIOOVF.K being a practical Copper-

•p..

democratic candidate lor

tho oifice of Treasurer and Collector of Montgomery countv, at tho ensuing ejection. JOSEPH D. MASTERSON.

Old lia^s, Feathers, Old Copper and Pewter, taken in exchange !'.r Jin Ware. Sept. 1,"5.1. II. BALL. Jr.. vGnSvl. JOHN 1IOO VFHL

VALUABLE TOWN

The

l'iiOl^RTY

FOR SALE.

corner lot situated on "Washington Street in the vicinity of the New School Church will be sold at a bargain to any person making immediate application. Tho lot contains a dwelling house Shop, and Earn, all of which is in srood repair.

Sept. 1, '54. nSw3 DAVID WOODRUFF.

G-. C. CAMON, & CO. Wholesale Dealers in NOTION, VARIETY St FANCY

Ribbons, Bonnets, Shawls, Trimminjis^ &c., MAIN, IIETWEEN PEAKI- AND BANK STUEKTS, NEW ALBANY, IND. TTTQULD again resjicctfuliy call the attention of

VV 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 wo have been able to heretofore. Our motto is to fo undersold by none, and ive will strictly adhere to it.

Our stock embraces a much greater variety than wc have heretofore kept, and we feel fully able to SiJtisfv the demands of our friends. We are firmlv of thu opinion that the trade of Indiana would not only promote, their interest and ours, but the interest of the community by patronising us in preference to going to.othcr cities where there is an eflort making to break down our currency.

Aug. 5,'n4. G. C. CANNON & CO.

tlAXItl. o. STOVKK. MICHAEL I). WHITE.

ATTORNEYS AM) CftUXSELLORS AT LAW, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND E A E S A E A E N S

Crawfordsvilie, Indiana.

"1T7"ILL attend promptly to all business in their

line, giving particular attention to the settlement of Estates, collection of Debts, taking the acknowcdgcmeuts of Deeds, Mortgages and Powers of Attorney. Also, to Bounty land Claims and Pensions. ^fOtliee over Sloan it Morgan's Drug Store, couth side of the Public Square.

August 20. 1S54. vonTmG

Ga'crat Western

BE W@T$

CINCINNATI, O.

~\T7"E DESIRE to inform purchasers of Pianos throughout the West that we are now building and will open August 14th, 1554, 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

msi

From the. best makers in the country, and the extent of our business will enable 1:3 to sell belov competition, and at tho 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 oe laves. 40 7 octaves full centre Pianos, finished all round. 40 octaves, of all styles. 50 'Di and octave Instruments.

PRICES FROM §200 TO $800. A full written guarantee given with every Piano sold by us.

TERMS CASH.

We will supply dealers who purchase for cash, on as good terms as they can bnv in New ork or Boston. SN'riTII lt NIXON,

No. 7fl.Vj' "West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O. August 4.1554. v'.miyl.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIIE

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

Alamo August II, 1S54 Wm. A. Stilwell. Jas. Stanford. m. A. Stilwell will continue the business at the oid sun] on his own account. Where the Books, snd note.-, of the oid tirin may be feinvi.

CHERRY PECTORAL

For the rapid Caro of

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSESESS, BRONCHITIS,WH00PL\G-C0EGII,, CROUP, ASTHMA, AXD

CONSUMPTION.

Wisdom shall bote do ten Lu il, and the great of the earth, shall kneel before it."1 Never eculd this be said with more truth, than it now apnlies to thii remedy for affections of the throat and Inngs. The exalted in learning and powt-r, acknowledge its supremacy, while,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 toil virtues, but deem it a duty and a pleasure to thus hold out the lamp of rheir experience to their suffering fellow men.

Witness the following:— [Translation".] Vermillionville. La. AprU, 1558 Moris, le Dr.. J. C. Ayek:—I have of late, made frequent use of your CIIEF.UR PECTORAL in my practice, and I am happy to inform you that in "no case yet has failed me. I have made some signal cures of Laryngitis and Bronchitis with it. "and have completely cured ono case of Asthma, which had withstood every other medicine I could euivloy.

Accept, Sir, tho assurance of my distinguished consideration. Jl'L£S CLAUD GOUGUET.

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

Legation of U.S. A.. Constantinople, Turkey. DK. J. C. A YEP.. Dear Sir: The CHEHKY PECTORAL received from you for the Sultan has been delivered to his private secretary at tho palace, and you will doubtless hear from it in due season.— I hat you were so kind as to send rue has been given to friends, who have in many fcases, found it exceedingly useful. "i ours Respectfully, GEO. P. MARSII. Minister Plenipotentiary of the U.S. A. to Turkey.

Curacca. .March. 5.1352.

DK. J- C. AYKR:—I use your CIIKKUY I'I OTOKAT. dai in a a an at is it which must meof,in every country the lngae.^. approbation.

C. W..TACXHEER. .• «iRoidont Court Phvsiciaiv.

Amriigthe eminent Editors, who testiiy to t!•-r-.r per.'Onal experience and knowledge of the wonderful cures, :md immense usefulness of tlie CUEI:J PECTOK AL iii their sections, we may mention—

Boughton it Co., of the Federal Union, Miliedgcville

.(Ta.

L. Patton. Christian Advocate. Knoxville-. Tenn. ,1. B. DoL.son, American Presbyterian, Greenville. Tenn.

J. B. Samson, "Democrat,"McConncllsburg, Pa. J. Russ. Jr., She?byville News. Tenn. Harvey. McKenney, ct Co., State Gazette, Burlington. Iowa. .1. Knabb, it Co., "Journal." Reading. Pa.

Raymond, Harper. & Co.. New York Times. S. Cobb, Christian Freeuian. Boston. Win. B. Jacobs, Christian Chronicle, Phihul. Hon. J. Wentworth. M. ('.. Democrat, Chicago, 111.

Rev. E. G. Reese, Methodist Protectant, Baltimore W an is an A vi ii ha ton. S.C.

J. -M. Maginnis. True Delta.NewOrleai."'. T. 31. Dorinel. Daily News, Savannah. G&. Geo. 1). Prentiss. Louisville Journal, Ky. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, M. C., South Bend Register, la.

A C-.nnmings, Christian Jlirror, Portland, Me. M. H. Bartlett it 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.

Space 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 thoae statements.

PREPARED BY J. C. AYER. PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICA1/CHEMIST, LO WKLL, MASS. For sale by Henry Ott. Crawfordsvilie.

Sloan it Morgan,

Geo. AY. Hall, Waynetown, and at agencies in most towns in the State. W. A. Clark, Crown Point, Ind., Travelling Agent. Aug 20th M-l, v'i-nT-1 v-.im.

SLOAN & MORGAN,

WMOLES.iLE & FJiTAIL

A W O S I E I N

KEEPconstantly

011 hand a very large and well

selected stock of

}&rti^s Sc Mctiiciiaes S'aiwisi, JLKe fetssffpi,

Window

Ware,

Perfumery, Staiionary,

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

MTIISW illSIOIItlSa Comprising a general assortment of all articles usually found in ahy 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 ail others arc requested to call and examine, for themselves. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. von52. Crawfordsvilie, June, 1554.

G. 15. SrUTUilER. P.. PARRETS. PETE1I PETEP.SOK.

SPURRIER, PARKER & CO

Carvers and Gilders, LOOEIXG-GASS

riCTURE-FRAKE MAKERS,

And Dealers in

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

MAIN STREET. NEW ALBANY, IND.

HA\

ING 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. Fire Screens and Centre Pieces. Artist's Materials. Engravings. Oil Paintings, Window Glass. Brushes, Glazier's Diamonds, Varnishes, &c. "V\ are constantly manufacturing Frames of ail kinds. Gilded Cornices. Pier Glass, and Portrait Frame.- richly mounted: Rosewood and Mahoganv Frames of all 2i7.es.

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

Jn!v 22, vo-n2.

Wm A. S'.ilwcil.

DEPAW HOUSE,

-,J. & A. S. ALEXANDER,

PROPRIETORS,

NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. Ji 14, l*i4. vonivT.

"'0 pieces W: attorns and 7 '-'-i

ii raiHT. oinp:"i.- :i: st low r-riccf. at

f: ft diiferer

CA3irBi

T.L"?

Campbell

T.TAS l,iid-out upon his counter a beautiful uziJ J.X desirable lot of

Bereges ami

IN E A O N E A W N S EMBROIDERED US LI NS,

FANCY DRESS SILKS,

ASLO—A lot of very handsome HABIT AND

FkQWtRCp SLEEVES,

A S I 3 1 I

PINE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.

Elegant Cra2e Shawls,

EMBROIDERIES,

1 if O W 1 f^ 1

ALSO—A large lot of LADIES ENAMELED

BOOTS & BUSKINS,

M' superior make and good material. IIL most ol the above goods lias just been received and will lie sold at remarkably lowfigures.—ALSO.

Ready Made Clothing

Adapted to the Summer season. ALSO—An extensive lot of Plain and Cut LASS WAR

I?. :.nmonKi:Ei and plain goods for window eirrXLi tains at CA PB

i'PEi:n plaid dtmizens Ilr7

Cup: O 1:

1\ /FA LT KSK

1V1

cml..

ooi.c.AivS. Maltese lace. emb. collar.1, hdk'f -.. ciiemii'.ettes. indersl- eves, lace

mitts, silk do. kid gloves, fr. silkilo, thread gloves lisle do.'beautiful drftss iroods. silks, borages, grenadines. printed dolairis-and bcrage do. iust received aprT'54 [at CAMPBELL'S.

EOOI.ETTS and head dresses, a few of those beautiful goods left at apr 7'54 CAMPBET.T

ii.K BONNETS, some ol'tiie most was ever offered in this market- at apr 7 '54

11s

a call and.f

1S51.

r..

ALSO a large lot of STONE CHNA WARE in

sets of 47 pieces, all.at. the, 1 pw.est price. July 22dvi5-n2 S¥g|

\JJ-Y.

ELL

it fifty cents vnr-1 CAM 1'BELl

in ha a 1 a a

apr 7 [at CAMi'BKLL'S

eacti7i:l bridal dress goxis plain-and embroidered at CAMPBELL'S.

APEAL'TIFI"

L. superb and handsome silk bonnet

for one dollar and fifty cents at rT'.Vi CAMPBELL'S

SEBAOE DE LAIXES at nine cents a yard at apr 7

:54

CAMPBELL'S.

iiticent that

CAMPBELL'S.

AID EEMEMBER THIS!

npJIE undersigned returning liis sincere thanks to his friends and customers for the verv lib-

eral patronage bestowed upon him since in business would say to his friends and the public in general tli\t he is now receiving a large, fresh and well sclocte.'i! of

Jx*ngs «si«I Medicines,--^ Direct from t.he city of Philadelphia, llis stock embraces all u&J'i'l'y kept in a Drug Store. Our Drugs are. all ofthC finest quality and were selected with particular refe.rone_° to their purity. Iron the importers. No pains \v ill be ared render entire satisfaction to the purJ'ha.-'Cr: we are not in the habit of bragging, what wc s. V_ we canal uys come up to. Ju.-t give

v'ecannot

suit you

both as to quality and price, yon are at perfect liberty to seek some other establishti

ienL

Our aim

is to deal fair ond 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. t"..~ 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, and sold only for medical use. Wc alsokeepLooking Glas* plates, 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 on hand all kinds of popular patent medicines. HDNRY OTT.

June(i,l£54. 1n.1".

NEW GOODS!

cF«

THANKFUL

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

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

Wheat, Corn. Oats. Rye,

Barlev, Flax seed. Clover seed. Timothy 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 money,-will please call on april 28. '54—v5n-13 J. it J. LEE it Co.

CABINET & CSIABR

WARE

THE

undersigned has on hand a general assortment of Plain and Fashionable FURNITURE made of the best material by experienced workmen, and flatters himself th'at he cannot fail to pleas& a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere and we will make

the

Qoxii-: beautiful new style plaid lawns and slial-! S lars a

rjliiE liirg'.-st and most- magnificent lot of Bonnet

J- ribbons ever offered in this imirket and at the lowest prices at CAMPBELL'S.

ARE NOW receiving diree

Vr porters and Manufacturers I hugest stock of Spring aiiil Summev feied. to tiie citizens of this county, ind will on account o!' tiie great

is5i.

S 5T TO ,7f

L. PALLET,

WKOL1.5ALB iN! KEIAII. DEAl.i.i: IN

BOOTS, S&'OES,

HAS

LEATHER,

&c.,

ONE DOOR WijS'l THE EAGLE IltTEL.

N'iW rr-ceiv'.Tl- his Spring and Sumnifr S! would cal' June 0. 15.

uttcntxC'ii oi Li-t' pubiic.

4.'"

A NEW and splendid K.^sortment of Men's ami ill. 1 !or siiimuer wear, consisting in

Boys Shoi

p:.rt of Men's Congress Boots and Gaiters, at on lit'shoes and Montcreys,

Morocco shoes. Plough shoes, a* Boys pump si)ie Rip shoes.

Enameled shoes, iust

jun 'J 'Oi [received at FALLHY'S.

Meia's Fine Eoots.

O•'T ASES Men's pJmp .-o!e kip. calf and grain Boots of all prices, from-S2.50 to j:.. just eeeived at FALLEY'S. £"N addition to the nbovo I have just received A iww supply of Sole Leather. Kip'and Calf skin's Lasts. POL'S. »KC.. itc. Shoc-niKkers weild do will to call soon as my stock is now comple'e.

June 0, 1354. p. FALLUY

Graliana £k Ero.

VM PBFLL'S I 1-1 The Largest Sales Sver Made in this

from the IrnI.".'Stui. trie. Goods, ever ofwhich v.'.- ean ncrensv: nfniir

trade..-.11 ton per cent cheaper than ha\*" lecn «o|,! ii this town. Yv ask every Lady and Gentlcniiirt far and near to come and see our* Stock. We seil up and charge nothing fur showing goods.

S -.Q

consists of every article u.-ual!y sold in this town.

Domestics of Every Quality.

400 pieces of Prints of every variety. 200 Lawns 400 Bonnets. 150 Pieces Bonnet Ribbon.-'-o so pieces Gingham. 200 Bleached Muslins. SI: a wis. arid Mantillas of the latest st vies. 0 pieces L'ed Ticking. do/.. Ilose and half Hoe. Parasols of every quality. April 1.1. '51. GRAHAM BR".

r~lOME OXE. COME EVERYBODY, for we will show and sell Gfiods at the smallest, profit e\or asked in this countv.

April 1.1, M-J. GRAHAM & BRO.

rnnxG and Boy.pril 1.1, '54

evcrv fjiialiti ui'.t styles tor men up A A it O

"JLJATS it CAPS of ev-jry quality and GRAHAM

3_ the Boston ston April 1.1, '54.

S-

^~*U,0 IIIINQ—Hats. Cans, Boots, and Shi" Ky tiie united country up stairs. April 1.1, \i. GRA1

OOOTS

J. CRAWFORD & MULUKIN,

RE NOW, receiving their Spring Stock of -£•4- Goods purchased at Head Quarterswith gr-at care and at very low prices, which will enable them tncompeto' with any other store in low price*.— We will receive in exchange-for g"ods all kinds oj" produce, not refining cash when oili-red. april ft, '54 CRAWFORD & MULLIKINS'S.

A LAnoi lot 0! sv/isssleaves and ehimi/etts at, CkAWFOKK CZ I\11'i.i.IKIN'j.

J3LAIX and dotted swisses at

.5-

ASi'i'.nxri:

VSiTENinn•lot

Idoome

COmy

for the share of public patronage

that tliev have ever received, take this method of informing their old friends and the pubiii in general, that they have reeeived their

Sprinsr

mid Slimmer stock of Goods, Consisting of every variety of

for

A A 0 O

RO('ER1lS sold at River Price'-. April 15,'54. GRAHAM lt BRO.

SHOES for the who],- co-. nfrv at,

April 15,',14. GRAHAM BRO.

CKAWFOED IT MIM.IKIN'S.

lot of bonnet ribbons, also narmw

satins do. at I:A WF.O:I) IX .MI. J.LIKIN'S.

black and assorted kid

Aims atid gentlemen gloves, silk Jo. at CKAVKOIU) it AIUI.MKTN'S.

1 edging and inserting sillc thule. siile lace, fancy cap nets, brown bernge and Irish linens at Ci:AWFon» it .M ri.LiKi.v's.

SlWISP

of bdies and Misses agrornont and

bonnets at CKAWPOJID Mt

april

BOOTS

AXI SHOES.—-A complete assortment for I allies and gentlemen at npril S,'.12. CUAWKORD it Mrr.i.isiv.

MEN

it Bov? Summer hats, various styles ah CKAWEOKD IT .Mri.r.!Ki:rs.

1 NEN TAP. .!: Cb'ths. bleached and unbleached, x^i Towo'ling and Crash, at april S, '52. CKAWFOKD it MIELIEIN'S.

VFEW

pieces of good carpeting at very low prices fur sale at CKAWFUP.I. IV UI.I.IKI.N'S.

T3LAIN black and changeable Dress silks at. C1 iA WFROD i'c All'LJ.IXIN'S.

OOME fancy silk hats for sale at

:,t

your interest to buy. Ware-rooms at the old stand opposite tV Ri- tine House. WM. Robertson.

June lc^4. ^*5n4?mo.

"WJILAT V/ANTF.i)!

LL PERSONS who know themsf lves indebtiWl ^13.. to rho Revirw printing office job work, advertising or subs-ription. canat any time between this and the first of November n- xt. liquidate the .-ame by delivering to the undersigned, living in Crawfordsvilie, Wheat, Rye, Fiour. or Wood: and ii* delayed until after that time—look ont for squalls, as we will have our accounts placed in the hands of evcrv Justicc in tbocowyv -a-jth order- :i

OI.I.I -"T.v J. D. .\F.AsTERSON. J-dy ~.i, irC-1 (t".

aor7'54 CP.AWFOP.D it MTEMKIX'S.

FILL and cut

iVr

•J3RINTS

BERAGE

C«IIALLI

saws kept at. ri'.AWFOHi) it M' I.LIR::

AWNS, plain, black and f.inev at CRAWFORD itMULLHvl.'vS.

-A large and splendid lot at CRAWFORD it MULLIKIN'S.

Delaiu. plain and fancy at CRAWFORD it MULLEIN.

BERAGE, plain ben-ge, berug' cor'^d and plaid be rage, roe he do, at aj'il"52. CRAV.'l'OLD ,t MULLrAE.'S.

O'f'ns

a a

rpiIIS llAir. To:nc clears the pore.-, of tl-. Skin. causes a h.uarty action on tl:e roots of the hair. jrcventing baldness ond Gray Hair, anil fre-es.the nkin from uandvuff it, brings the Hair to its place, where i', should lay it will change the hair in to the m.yst sosx. SILKY and GLOSSY condition it lm-.tJar.:-.s to it a darker color, and free use of it wil: ,eop both the Skin and Huir in a healthy state, anil never become harsh or fall off. The Ladic*. -will find this Hair Tonic a great addition to the toilet

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count of its agreeable perfume. Prepared and sold by II. OTT, Ii:r:ooisT. Crawfordsvilie. Indiana. apr 2--J '54—v.1n4^yl

iU^TilTlOUSE*

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1 N f,-sumsng the management of this lavorne 1 Hotel, (formerly kept by Henry Mocrv. the proprietor assures his friends and the pnbli-' that it shall be so conducted, as to retain its standing as one of the best Hotels in the country, and no rains wii! be spared to make i: a home for the. traveller.

H's Stabling is commodious and lie wil! ha\c a rareful hc-sllt to attend to it. Crr.wivrdi\ il le, March 24. 'ol. v-1n

BANKER ..STORE!!

SMITH STILL WELL cx ALLETf, RE NOW RECEIVING the best scIj.-.c-J un.i

nuitft ivcruitiuil assortment of

spisirifii & ever iirouirlit to t'nis market, which will i,ic .-"id a .1 Mimll. advance from the New York and PhiK de.phta Thostoek embracer" not oiily stap!.i nut esenr variety off .nry gooils. fhn«« #unp!vj»sg a -ictficK'iicy long iclt»in Crinvfonlsville. viz: .st'Tk iti'in hich^the payer can select.*ueh articles ta-te iu- art^iqt usajilly kept, pi stortw in this tov.'n. I he business will L"e conducted strictly on tiie.

ONE PRICE PRINCIPLE,

and* every article guaronteed as rep.rescntc ulid nV

GULL TRAPS

M*t to catch customers liy^soliing ary. an* arti^ic'

such as su«:tr less than cost, with t.'.e intention making on ojiu-r gomis. We intend deding none.-t!y irh :dl, ami customers Caii rely on polita uU'- rvnticmiinly attention. Chir*

S A E

.-'.00:

WHITE DRESS GOODS.

J)e Lainc. doted and figmMd. 1 Swiss and Book Muslins. Bishop and Victoria L'twns. Mu!l. 1 in 1 i.i Books, 11 cinsoiiks. barred arid stripe-l J.ickonet. L.:cc,. Muslin. I'iinity. CariiJ.'lT p*i Jackonets. LiubroidvPid Curtain' Muslins ,rink. blue and green Tarltons: siik and cult on II iiiMO!i. \V ash Blonde: Bobincts. Long Lawns, Ji 11 nen Cambrics: embroidered, plain, and hemstitch.-.d L. L. Ilankcivhiefs".

hriglidi Dunstable. Split, (e'fiiorn. Fior^ncc, Braid. iatin. Si raw. Birlgradt!. silk and I.awn Bon ic .-: Mi.-sci Hats and .Mai..- Boys and Children'.* P_:_rl S raw. P.iim and I,i-ghorn Hats. Bonne: Ribbons—a large and splendid, as.-ov ue-nt.

Lace and lieedie. Wivkel (.!lieniise!tcs. I nder' SicaM-s. needle worked Swiss and Muslin Collar--. Broehe Camhrjck and Mailose Collars Embroid"r ed Bands and Flouncing: .iaeoict. and Swiss i'.Jg ing and In.-ertings l'!ng!is!i and French Wro-igh*. Lace alitl Edging.

HOSIERY" AND GLOVES.-

S:lk, Lamb's Wool. Mohair and Merino HOMO Bleached. I nblea'dwd. Sbito. mixed. Cotton '.lose, I'M S id is 1 re ad a S I a bc«N ami colors together, with all kii.do of iu tions and trinnniiK's. s-

TilC t. Of of JtEADY MADE CI,OTIIlN( is vcr( extensive and consists of new and l.-cuutifu! stvies.

FURNISHING ARTICLES.

ol'every variety, \:zShirts (Jtovns,

Inerding— MHCUA\ICS" TOOIV.W.FA .:.II:I:S' IV :-I.I:JN.:. -.Shovtds, various ra!id'.!, Spades.

Axes. ]i^.:het. A roiiglit and Cut N .. !s, Miil Saws,"' fe I'ilcs. Loeks. Latelies, Butts. Hingis, 'i'aide un-J PucketC'utb.'iy. iVe. iV.e. ...,

GROCERIES.

Coffee, Teas. Sugars, ,Molasses. Rice. .Mackerel. Smoking am! chewing Tobacco, soap, randies, suit, nutmegs, ginger, spie«s. mustard, vinegar, starch, sail.rains, brooms, matHies,-'cc. A:e.

April 3,1. Ml. tf.

Till C1TIZKXS OF MONTGOMIlliV W),.. wisii to purchase cheap and seasonable Goods—T.JKJ: Norn 1:.— I have JUR 1 RE ceived and am now ready to show to my numerouit-,.-t' is a- ,m extensive assortment

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the-^nt-gest and most comnu diotts in "niwfrtrd.vit'.e, «e are determined to mukc it a notuiHir aiuIj.rofieaMc n-sort for all classes. Am-.ng oiu-

Vi i:i found a syleinliil selection of

mizMM

consisting i:i part as follows: Rich plain black Bitehoji Silk. ,£ lo. l, jil iin black Gr-vie Rhine Silk.

Biack mid fancy broca,!'-!.sill Vi.uni!inc do. ell sl.adi.. Striped und plaid glaze, all shades. Superinr bhick Satin^. Plai/. and figured Granadincs. I'iaid and figured Brilliants and Jackohot-U S..lid. piaid and figured Beregcs. Rcrcge f,:iivis. variouss: vies. -v Pi. in ai.d figured Silk Tissues. hallic.j and Challi tie Rercges. Solid all Wool. Do. Lr.incs. everv color. Sj-' Seoti-h Enrslow ami irgandv Ginghams! P!..':d and plain He Baise.

Memgeabic. phiul aiel stripped Popiiu! F: hand English i. nvu.v.' 1 rcnc.'i and Eiigii,-h Cbint/us ^V c.

sjj mg,

AV lijtc aii'l colored rape. I'l" cha. -a.-liineri'. .douse dt» I..line siik d".i Piatt', and watered Black and silk Mnntiihi.s.

I'nder Siik Shirt4,

iravnlst

a «i!u/e Jiui'ino Shir's Cotton dSuaiini'r Wohlcn do and Siile ild.'.'ts.

S!i-.,)indor-, liiitcn. {.'anihrii

MERCHANDISE

1 \c 1 fori 1 'I red in this pli.ee. Those floods have been purchased on such terms that will admit oftheir iH.'ing sold at such rates that, cannot laii to prove advantageous to any p- r-on who will titk* the pains tu exomine Ol PliFt.ES previeu.) to ure! .'sing elsewhere and believing that SMALL: PROFITS and quick returns, is the true maxim in business, we are now prepared fo" the consideration-^ of the citizens of this place and surrounding conn-.-try. Our stock, consisting in part of the following

JDSL'f SCdBS'v A lull and compl« tc 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

fi A

V. 'A 1%

Of all kinds.

MENS' AV.D BOYS' CLOTHING:

In this ^r-paranei cn .:iot isdi to please tl moat taste our clothiag has fce-n .'.elf-ct-

w'.c!i

great care and being bought from, tim

'«8Is v/e can com pare prices favorably with any other house in town, without attempting ereat-* au imj.reBsiou that we arc able from our superior advantages to yriderstd! our neighbors we do say that any yorion UjK)n es iriination mu.it be n^tiat -. ed that our clothing is cheap.

Trunks, valises, looking glares, queens'".'tre*. Hosiery—a well -Ac ted stock.

6JroccricH.

Sugar. coiT .e. tea, tobacco andspiec-a. of all kinds .--, in tiu-'i anytinng that the Uirmer, mechanic or nr' fi'ijsiJonal man may want and to the LADIES thcro A Hit been particular attention paid to their want* c..r stock of

Is full and complete in ever/ respect: it is uviesi to attempt eniinerating our different st ics ana qualities call and examine lor yourselves for noth ing gives us greater pleasure than tosiiowour gools from the fact tliat to show them is to seii them in conclusion w? invite all our. friends to give us aenli previous making titeir.pnreliases. being com.need that we can a-eomniodiiiti them la ooon- and pp.icKSon as favorable, if notbettar Uirms. than any other house in this -aeetir.it i4eif*Wrv.

april il *54

JNO. R. «')BINSON."

\Hn-L!

Dlf7s. I). HOWE'S SHAIimSAltSA PA-• lilI.LA WILL PI IiIFY HE BLOOD.

»i" AM) }---UI)d^ of ACl.'N for nhielt rt# -,vill pay the cadi,- A. RAMET. 'd »V I.- -no-l j- v.--. 5#.