Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 January 1855 — Page 3

thai ,wor®t of all politieal cti#®!*'®*! drtfultttidu hi feeling-*nd»jn* pa thy the members of thit great eonlede-raay^-tlMis transforming Moral and fraternal tiea that bind as together, into

mere

A O S

COREV*S

gailing and oppceuire

physical force*. *Our only hope of perpetuating our iiwtitations in all their original vigor dfed^Msifty* rests upon the adoption oftbat ayitera of legislation that th^wa the several States and Territmesof the Union more and more u^on their own resources, and confines the 'action of the General Government within the limits defined by thp^onatitotion, r,.

Ardently desiring to co*operate WitH you,!n air that will advance the interest of our® beloved commonwealth, and ldokitfg ttf that Being who, alone, is able to guide us in the paths of wisdom, you have my warfinest aspirations, that all your proceeding?, at this interesting and critical pe/iibd in our history, may have a tendency to increase the strength and-gMtjntain the honor of our State, anil promote the happiness and prosperity of the people.

JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

^January 4, 1855.

E E I E W

fSATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18, 1855.^ PlflNTED AND PUBLISHED EVEBlTsATDB.t-' i.}\

DAY MORNING BY

CHARLES II. BOWEN.

pTTke Crawfordsville Review, furnished to Subscribers at Si,SO in advance, or 12, iOtot paid within the year.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Those of our subscribers who have paid over the first of last March, and who have not yet settled with us, will please call on J. D. Mastersoti and obtain a reccipt, stating the volume and number of the paper for which they paid. 4ST The columns of our paper this week are almost entirely taken up with the Governors message. It will undoubtedly be read with interest by our numerous read1 ers.

LATENT

twho

WASHING MA

CHINE.

We have eiamibed the above invention,aqd have no hesitation in saying that it is all it pretends to be* without any hoax or humbng. If itt utility Were not self-appar ent. to the most casual, observer, the certifi cafes of Mr.

CORKY,

frorii the hands

those

hate given it a thorough trial, are suffi eienttestimonials of thefact. A large wash ing tiah be done by it in fifteen minutes by a small child. In its working there is but Jittle strength required and while it cleans es the largest articles, such as tablecloths and sheets, there is no wearing and tearing them, as is the case' arid defect withal 'most every article of the kind we have ev er seen. Another excellent quality pos .sesse'd by it is, that there is no splattering of 'suds and general slopping of the room wBfch, usually, are items in the horror of a Viwjwhirjg day." If Coast, with his inven £tixfi£enius, werfi* only to get up a patent *ironifl|fIfr&cbine as .perfectly successful as 'thi«, the ladies, God b?ess them, would give him as'much respect as philosophers give

Dri Franklin. Steps have been already .taken toaecure a patent, which we have no dapjbf wiy bo readily obtained. We see be fore thsij^ventor no.less pfthanks than for ,tuncandfamcrr

MAIL FAILURES.

We call the'attehtion of the Post Master General to-the.reckless and culpable manner in- which the U. S. mail is carried on thij New Afbany fe Salem Railroad. The road has proved itself utterly incompetent to perforin its contract. The route-agents with but one exception, have proved themselves.utterly unfit for the station they occupy. Oar Chicago exchanges are, about ^one-half the time, carried by to New Albaay, where, after laying two or three days, they are finally left at this office. Our citizens have been complaining for some time at the culpable neglect of the Directors of the road and the incompetency of the rotate-agents. We sincerely hope the Post Master General, Mr. Campbell, will enquire into this matter by so doing, he will receive the thanks of thousands of our eitixens.

It is rumored on our streets this

inoraing that a duel is strongly talked off between Brown of the Locomotive and Judge Peter Smith. The effect of this moor has materially advanced the priee of coffins, and effected a corresponding decrease in wool.

Valentine*

fPHE larrat assortment of Valentines on the ***1 T?7» v™„em offered in this marketeer ftw worth, gome of pnttiest, perhaps, you

•nran at Jan 1« '55

PURSEL & Bro'i.

CRA W PQfDMTUXE FKI CE CURRENT. Corrected TfeAlyfoy Mian. Laytnon A Co.

1BT1C1M.

nucxe.

Flour Wheat. Oata Rye Barley Corn—in the ear--Hay Apples—Green

?9,00@ 1,50@ 30@

1.00® 45@ 50 7,00@ 50@ 75 1,25@ 2,50@

Dried

Peaches Beans Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal Chickcns—Allvo Potatoes Bacon—Haras -Sides

Shoulders

Lard Pork Beef—on Hoof--.-Clover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugar Molasses,N. O. White Fish Mackerel, halfbbl. Salt Onions

None to bo had

15@ 15@ G0@ 70 1.25@ 1,50 1,50@

None offered.

None.

7@ 8

S,00@ 3,50 8,50@ 3,75 6,00@ 2,00@ 3,00

H@ 15 .6K 28 6.00@ 8,00@ 8,50@ 75@

WEthe

O N E S & S O N S

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

GOODS

No. 86 Lake St, No. CHICAGO ILLINOIS.

wish to call the attention of Merchants to change of our business to a CASH SYSTEM and the distinct classification of our steck into

Eight Departments.-

Dwt. 1. PRINTS & GINGHAMS. 2. ENG. GER. AND AM. FANCY GOODS. 3. FRENCH. ENGLISH, & GER. GLOVES

AND IIOOSIERY.

EDGINGS,

LACES

GOODS.

8. DUCK

& WHITE GOODS.

5. RIBBONS. SILKS AND SHAWLS, 6. FNGLISfl, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY DRESS GGODS. 7 DOME8TICS, CLOTHS, AND STAPLE

MITTENS

AND

GLOVES*

Agents for

CUTLERY—AMERICAN KNIFE CO. Platner & Smith's Paper,

AND PARSONS' MITTENS & GLOVES.

N. B.—Possessing the advnntago of a resident Buyer in New York, nnd our stock being classified into distinct departments, we are enabled to offer the most complete assortment of Goods to be found in the market, each department being a separate and distinct organisation.

R. D. JONES & SONS.

Jan 13 '55 v6n26y2

A E A N I N S

E. e. li. FAXON,

Manufacturer & Importer.

Jrctui) ani» 3Unerican PAPER HANGINGS,

WINDOW SHADES, AND

CURTAIN FIXTURES

OF KVfiRT DISCBIPTION.

SOLE AGENTS FOR HOWELL & BROTHER'S PREMIUM PEARL FACE

W a a

RANDOLPH STREET,

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

E^"Compctcnt workmen sent to all parts of the country for Friscoing and Paper Hanging in all its branches.

Jan 13 '55 v6n26vl

203 J7AIVDERS0I¥, Wholesale arid Rotail Dealer in

SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS,

COOKING, PARLOR AND COAL STOVEB, Of every variety.—Also Manufacturer of COPPER, TIN FC SHEET IRON WARES 203 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. Only Agency for the splendid and cheap Cooking

Stove called

"THE NEW WORLD:'

IN I A N A O N E A E N A A Jan 13 '55 v5n26yl

Prize Drawing.

GRAND PRIZE DRAWING will come off in JTX Crawfordsville on the 22d

OF F£RUARY.

One lot of Land containing S4?^ acres One 40 The land is well timbered, and is on the line of tho Newcastle, Crawfordsville and Danville Railroad. Now is the timo to

Secure a Home! irrERY TICKET A PRIZE?

TICKETS—TEN DOLLARS. Number limited to Two Hundred and twenty-five, Tho drawing will be conducted by a committee selected by the ticket-holder.

A published account of the drawing will be sent to the ticket-holder. R. H. CRAIG. Crawfordsville, Jan. 13,1S55. n26w6

People's Book Store. No. 123 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, III.

W. W. DANEJM0WER,

PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND DEALERS IN Cheap Magfeiiriea* A:c« kc.

KEEPPublications,hand

constantly on the largest assortment west of New York—and all the new publications received daily by express. tSF" Tho Trado supplied at the lowest rates.

Orders by mail or express for one book or a thousand, filled with promptness, and at the same rates as if purchased in person.

Jan 1S '55 .••• /v v6n26yl

Finished Brass work.

ALL

kinds, viz: Faneetta, Try-cocka, Steam Whistles, Oil^Cups, Globe Valves, &c.—at Ea-

5anWorks,

1e Chicago. IS'55. r. W. GATES & CO.

Steam Boilers.

&11 descriptions, on hand and made to order. Sheet Iron Works, viz: Smoke Pipe, Breechfes, Ac. Ac., made on short notice—at Eaglo Works, Chicago. Jan 13'55. p. w. GATES A CO.

AA AAA Yards of Thibet and English 1W.UUU lforenoes of the finest quality. nM*5 jForaal*, by GRAHAM & BBO.*

CHICAGO

PIANO FORTE

ROOMS.

We are SOLE AGE&FS tn Chicago roa TOE SJKLE OR TD

PIANO FORTES

CHICKERHVG & SOXS, Boston, HALLETT & CIIMSTOS, BACOK & RAVEN, Kew York, W. P. EMERSON, Boston,

Whose Pianos have been long and thoroughly fated by the bat Musical Professor* in the oountry, and bare been by thein pronounced to be

THE BEST PIANOS

made in the United States. A full and complete stock of the different styles may at all times be found at our Rooms,

NO. 98 LAKE STREET,

For Sale at the LOWEST FACTORY PRICES, and on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS.

All Pianot bought cf as will be FULLY WAIU A.NTED, the BEST

RANTED, and may be dtpndtd upon *as being of QUALITY, as we will sell none other.

CT* Old Pianot taken in part paymmt for new.

NOTICE PARTICULAR.

Persons remitting ns from a distance, and desiring us to select Piano Fortti, may confidently rely upon our sending the but inttrumcnl* we have.

MOULD & GREENE, 98 LAKE STREET

Jan. 6,1855—v6n25yl

BRASS SAX HORNS,

—AT—

MOULD & GREENE'S

CHICAGO

music

FLAT SOPRANO TENOK ALTO

Drums.

2-1—inch Bass Drums $13,00 26 15,00 28 18,09 Tenor Snarq 7,50 Brass 15,00

Cymbals,

$15,00 TO $40,00 E A I ALSO— BAND MUSIC.

BLANK MUSIC ROOKS—" MUSIC CARDS— .,v, AND FIFES—

Constantly on hand.

ONE

STORE.

0* Allegro Vivace. Kojinim*s Semiraniide.

-H~r Pj

~—«'—j—

L^-if

BABITONE BASS CONTRA BASS

—_—•—

Hail to tbee, Liberty! Hail to th«e, Freedom 1

For sale as follows:—

All instruments bought of us arc fully Warranted. We ask tho attention of thoso intending to form BRASS BANDS at any point of the West accessible from Chicago, to our prices above, which we warrant to bo as low as tho lewost New York Prices with cost of transportation to Chicago added.— We desire especial attention to the fact, that any instrument bcught of us and found imperfect may be easily and speedily returned to Chicago and exchanged, whilo the great distance to New York" makes it too expensive and troublesome to do this.

MOULD & GREENE.

Jan. 6, '55.—v6n25yl. 93 Lako Street.

II. BRABANT,

IPubltsljev rf Stycct ittusic,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX

A O

MELODIANS,

And Musical Merchandise,

70 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. I Jnn. 6,1855—v6i*25yl

103 NEW PIANOS

FOR

Christmas and New Years' Presents. WE offer for sale'from now an-' til Feb. 15,1855? the above number of new Rosewood pianos at lower prices than have ever before been known in the United States, East or West, as follows: 3 Extra carved Louit 14th, carved topr, Ao., manufacturer's price in Boston ,$600 for Bale, each at $490 5 Full carved Louis 14th, 7 octaves, Boston prico $550, for sale, each at 450 3 Carved Louis 14tli stylo, octaves, Boston price $500 for sale, oach at 410

Louis 14th etyle, 6% and octave, New York prices $450 to $500 each for sale at $350 to 410 30 Full centre Pianos, some extra handsome with carved cases, fcc., usual prices $350 to $450, at $275 to 375 55 Of various styles, from 6 to 7 octaves, usual prices $245 to $375 for sale at $190, $195, $200, $210, $220, fcc. &e. A full written Warrantee given with each instrument. TERMS CASH.

Never before has there been stich an opportunity of purchasing Pianos, either as regards price or variety. Our present stock being fully twice as large as any other in the country and our Pianos are well known to be from the first markets of the Unn.

Our friends in Cincinnati will understand the reason of this extraordinary reduction in prices.— Thoso living at a distance *ro informed that tho extremely stringent state of th6 money market is the cause of our thus offering first class instruments at these rates. SMITH Sc. NIXON, Piano Hall, No. 76^' West Fourth streot. near Vine,

Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan 18, '55 v6n4yl

A E O S E

.si=w No. 17,19 «FC' 21 DXAXBOBK ST,

CHICAGO, ... ILLINOIS.

Kept on the American and European Plan. Second to none in the Union. JOHN McCARDEL, PKOPRIITOR. Jan IS '55 v6n26yl

INDIANA STOCK TAKEN THfS subscriber has an ex-

oollent Two Bone Wagon (now) tn line running order whrah ho

will dispose fnr Indiana Stats Stock. Jan 18—n86wS A. V. POWERS.

of-)he »asefbj9toek of.goods evar oifer'edlo the'citizpns (Jfrois place and vicinity is now opening at .* i"'

J. P. CAMPBELL'S:

Plain Morenos Plain Delaines Plaid Cashmeres Printed do. Plain Thibet Cloth Printed Velvets Ladies Cloth Plain do. Talma Cloths Honola Cloths.

Also a splendid assortment of Dres? Silks, tlnin, plaid and figured, bought at prices which will enable him to undersell the closest competition.

BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERIES, ,?.£ HANDKERCHIEFS, SLEEVES, COLLARS, CHIMIZETTES, EDGINGS, INSERTINGS. I A full and fine assortment to which the attention of the Eadies is invited. Also a splendid line of BROACHE AND BAY STATE SHAWLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACE MITTS,. SILK MITTS,' ,'U'H OPERA CAPB, MOLSN SLEFVES,

BONNETS,'"

Also a desirable assortment of

CoiiroBTs.

DRESS TRIMMINGS!

Fringes, Velvet Ribbons, Girnps, Braids, Galloons, j, Gimpian Laces, Buttons, Cord & Tassels: Some very beautiful and entirely new styles.— Also an extensive assortment of small ware:

SEWING BIRDS, HAIR PINS, CROCHET NEEDLES, PUFF COMBS,'' AMBER BEADS, -'V AMBEII BRACELDTS, WAX STEL Also, a fine assortment of

PRINTS, TABLE DIAPLR, BLEACHED GOODS, TOWELL do. FLANNELS, •PAPER CAMBEICS, SATINETTS, BLACK LUSTRES^ Close attention invited to theso Goods—as you might be astonished at low prices.

O I N

OVER COATS, DOUBLE, SACK

SATIN VESTS, CLOTH VELVET, VALENCIA SLL2,

FROCK, BUSINESS"

118,00 15,00 17.00 22,00 80,00 33,00

Of evory grade and variety: Hungarian Boots, Womens Goat Boots, Water Proof, Calf,

Thick Morocco Calf Kid Kip Calf These goods are well mado and of good material. Also,

QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE!

SPLENDID MIRRORS,

Pocket and Table Cutlery

Scissors and shears of the best refined steel. Drawing Knives, Horse Cards,

Hand Saws, Mill Saws, Cross Cut Saws. Wood Saws, Brass Candlesticks. Japanned Blacking.

Britania Spoons,

s-:'•{ Silver Tea Canisters,

WOODEN WARE,

Painted Tuba, Zinc Washboards, Buckets, Painted Chufns, Our Wooden Wore is iron bound, well painted, and stropgly put up.

GROCERIES

Coffee, Teas, Sugar,.

Molasses, Vinegar, Chocolate,

Nails & Glass.

In offering this large and varied stock to my numerous friends and customers, I would tender my sincere thanks for their liberal patronage—and ns an earnest of that sincerity, my exertions shall be redoubled in their behalf—ana no pains shall be spared to enable ma to give them at all times the best Goods at the lowest possible price®, always making their interest identical with my own. I hope to merit their further friendship and patronage. J.

Sept. 30.1854.

P. CAMPBELL.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

so A

THE WINTER TERM OPENS ON THE 2nd DAY OF JANUARY, 1355, Under the efficient management of tfre President of the Institution, Rev. JAMKS H. JOHNSON*. -«-ho grives his entire time to the government and instruction of the school.

The Trnstee3 and Teachers would express their gratitude to the citizens of Crawfordsville, for the liberal patronage they have thus far affordod, and solicjt a lika liberality in future.

The course of instruction is thorough, and special attention is paid to the moral and religions, as well as intellectual training of the pupils, while nothing of a sectarian character is allowed.

It is exceedingly desirable that tho scholars should be prompt in their attendance at the begining of tho term. The new school room handsomely furnished with Wale's patent desks and chairs, is now ready for the accommodation of the Seminary. The room is spacious, and will be found pleasant and attractive. The assistant teachers are Miss CATHARINE MERRIL, Miss ELLEN CATHCABT, and Miss ELIZA IIowxs, teacher of music.

7 PRICE OF TUITION.

Preparatory Department from $8 to £3,50, per term. Aecademic Department, from $4 to $5,00, per term, according to studies pursued.

Collegiate Department, 86,00 French and German, each, 5,00 Latin, 2.00 Lessons on Guitar, 4.00 Lessons on Piano,.' 10.00 Use of Piano for practice, 2.00 A small extra charge is made for fuel U3cd in the public rooms.

Jan.2,1S55. v5n25yl.

A N E O S E FISHER FC FAGAN,

Proprietors,

CRAWEORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

PLAIN

black and changeable Dress silk* at CRAWTROD (fc.MULLIKIN

1854. 1854. JUST RECEIVED

ER0M BOSTON!

few Doz. pairs of Mens' and Boys' thick Kip nnd Calf Boots of tho best qualitv. Also a good variety of Womens' and Children?' Morocco Lace Boots? suitable for tho present weather.

These articles bcine purchased of tho manufacturers but a few days siace, just after tho late decline

BOOTS SHOES,

we are thereby enabled to sell at much less prices than those who purchased in the Pall look ovor them at the old stand.

Dec. 7,1854—tf.

CASSIMERE PANTS, DOE SKIN. VELVETEEN, SATINETT,

TWEED.

Plain and Ribbed Wool Shirts, Woolen Drawers, Lined Shirts and Collars. Our room up stairs is literally piled up with Ready Made garments, of tho best material and make, and at the very lowest kind of prices. AIBO,

ANGOLA HATS, WHITE? BEAVER HATS, EPIC

AN HATS,

WIDE AWAKE HATS, YOUNQ AMERICA HATS,

Call and

L. FALLEY1,

A FEW more of those celebrated Wax'd Grain LJL Leather. Water-proof Boots ieTt, which oftii be had by calling soon at FALLEY'S.

Dec. 7,1354.

GENTS

& Ladies Velvet Toilet Slippers at (dec 7.) FALLEY'S.

Indiana State Stock

RECEIVED AT PAR.

GRAHAM&BRO.'S

FOURTH, FIFTH FC SIXTH ARRIVAL

Fall & Winter DRY GOODS.

AA Yards of Fancy and Plain DeLains 4UU,"" of the latest styles, just received, and for sale by GRAHAM & BRO.

AAA Ytsrds of Prints of every grad OU,UUU For sale, by GRAHAM & BRO.

BAY

STATE SHAWLS of the latest styles, direct from Boston, and at city prices, at GRAHAM fc BRO'S

STATE OF INDIANA,

MONTGOMUKY County.)

COTRT or COMMON PLEAS OF SAI» COITNTT, April Term, 1355. Ira Henderson vs. William Selders and Susan Selders his wife Isaac Tracy and Byron Tracy his wife Salley Randall Abraham Randall Joseph Randall and Jonathan Gill

WIIERAS

CI.oTn CAPS, PLUSH CAPS, SPORTSMEN do. NAVY BLUE do. OIL CLOTH do

Petition for Partition.

on the ISth day of December A. D.

1854. said petitioner by Lew Wallace his attorney filed his petition in the above entitled cause, in the .Clerks office of said county, praying that partition of the Keal Estate of Joseph Randall deceased. discribed in said petition, be awarded to tho said petitioner, and it appoaring by affidavit filed that the said defendants Isaac Tracy and Byna Tracy his wife are not residents of the state of In diana. Therefore said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of tho filing and pendency of said petition, and that tho sanio is set for hearing on the first day of the next term of said court to be holden in the Court House at Crawfordsville in said county, commcning on the 6oeond Monday of April, 1855.

By order of ANDREW P, LYNN. C. C. C. P. Montgomery county. By STERNEN BECK. Deputy.

December 23,1654.- v6-n28-3,}r.-

Sale of Real Estate.

THE

undersigned Admfftistrator with the will annexed, of the estate of Jonas Sutton, deceased. in pursuance of tho f.ro\bions of said will, will sell at private sale, the following Real Instate in Montgomery county. Indiana, to-wit: West half of the north west quarter of section 3fi. and the ea*t half of the north east quarter of section 3f, all in township 19. north of ranare 3 west.

TERMS:—One half of the purchase money to le paid in hand, one fourth in twelve months, and the re id ii in on a of a he re of it interest, the purchaser eivirig his notes fur the deferred instalments with approved fccurity with interest from date, wuiving valuation and appraisement law?. DAVID SUTTON.

Administrator, with tho will annexed.

Januarv G. 1S55—n2.1tf.

IndiffO, Madder, Alum.

Administrator's Sale..' ..

NOTICE

is hereby gi veil that the undersigned has taken out special letters of. administration on the estate of Francis Evans, dee'd. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against tlir, same are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The estate ia solvent. IIENKY. B. EVANS,

Jan. 0, 55—n2ow5 Administrator.

W.P. «ATES& CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Steam Engifies & Boilers,

GATES PAf ENT SCREW CUTTER Flonr nnd Saw Mill Gearing,Eagle Works, Chicago, XII. P. W. GATES, S I T. CHAI.1LERS, E. S. WARNER. H201Y. A. KRASER.

Steam Engine#!

OR TABLE Steam Engines on hand and made to order, viz:—4, 6, 'J, 12 and 15 horse power, from improved patterns. to anytnii ublic. Price $100 por

and warranted superior to anything of the kind public. Price $100 P. W. GATES & CO.,

ever before offered to the horse power. Jan 13'55 Eagle Works, Chicago

Portable Rotary Saw Mills,

hand and made to order, wairantcd to r,ut 5 to 10 thousand feet of lumber in 10 hours., driven bv our Portland Steam Engines.

P. W. GATES & CO,

^an 18'55. Eagle Works, Chicago.

Steam Xndacators and Water rjuages.

FOR

sale at Eagle Works, Chicago Jan 13 '55. P. W. iTES A Co.

NEW CLOTHING

SEEING,

that a real good Clothing Store is needed in tu8 town, wo have determined to open one that v, i]i burely be an advantage to the community at large. Our stock of Clothing is well made, iD the best and latest styles, and in the very best of workmanship, which we will.sell at LOWER prices than any house in the city of Crawfordsville, for we are tailors by trade and cut all our own Clothing ourselves and thereby gain enough to sell it cheaper than they can and make a. living profit. We don't think it necessary to say much aBout otir stock for it will speak for itself, and all we ask is a call, and then judge for yourselves. Our store sitnated one door south of Elston & Lane's Bank, I where you will find us constantly on hand, waiting on those who may favor us with a call. Pjeaae cafi ona and all. £. «fe J. H. HESOCK.

Oct 21-v6-n!4.

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N. B.-L. S. it Co. have fecefttly published, nnd have now for pale, tin: "FARMER'S GUHUJ.'^by I S he in an he at Norton, ot Yale College, New Haven, complete in. 2 vols., royal octavo, containing luoO pages.,14«tcel.and 600 wood engraving.-f. Price, in muslin Mnding,

PURI rVlNG.TIIE ilLOOD. The following, from the N. Y. Tribune, will doubtless be very seasonable to all who *eek not. only to preserve their health, but to guard against, ail possible contingencies which thront*fi to destroy it: "Wc* wuold call fpocial attention to tho importance of purifying tho blocd. Nothing is so brcvalcnt as a gross and sluggish state of the blood.— We have rto hesitation in rcdommonding to tHote who would preserve their health, a free use of th* best purifying medicin'e known to mod^i'n'inedicaL scienco viz:

Pr* 31cClintofck»« Tonic /iftern'tive This remedy is iiot only, djlrghtful to t'/j® tttte but perfectly safe nnd rapid in its ftTe',.ts. Jt stiteulatcs tho liver and other glands to »nt xTiiv-'

enables them to throw off nil m07bid -aJMj unhealthy accumulations." During the e*teT^ive prr.,-ticft. Profosot Mc-

Rheumatisfft, toget^.i-.r wit'n gyphH^tie and Merou-

'.w -r -v*" 1 who arq Troubled with any of the abOVc compl.irnts, should take it

ta^te" can be ca sily with' any of the ar regularlv Ppring and Fail. "Price jn large bot tics. Sii^ottlfs

fcr

w0td

V/' Tne"t

$5. A CUl'lHMAN & Co.,

1 ropnetors, 12^ Fulton St. N. P.

Slor#n & Morgan Craw^ordavil?e.

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^/'.lintock-SFAMILY iiteiciNEs'. a re sr in frox'X the experi*'nof of one of the leading praevjoners cf thin ti°U

^e confidence usVplly. repcaedin

tno ir jmily physician. Dr. McC11nt0c'a Pectoral iT) jp and Cough Mixture have producedastonishlnrjcures during the last winter in complaints oftho

Ainps and Throat. HM- Asthxnft n-tia Whooping Cou^rh Kernedy hwi Bayed niAny y*juakble Vires.— Hi/ Diarrhea Cordial and Cholc.ro Preventive neyer fails in ehecking all. discharges from tho bowels leaving them in a natural Stan. His Tonic Altera ative Syrup Is a powerful purifier of the Blood, removing Scrofula, En-sir»ela8. Mercural and all other diseaws and taints from the nyatcm. Ilia Dyspeptic EJixir cures Heartburn, Palpitation, Low _piflts, a^d all the evil symptoms resulting from indigestion., Jlis Rheumatic rnixiure ana Rbeumata^ Liniment used in conjunction are specific reraacCe# for Rheumatism in. all forms, Neuralgia, fec. Anodyne mixture gives insUnt relief to a? Hi^. tever and Ague Specific, cures Panama I Billions Intermittent, Chagros and all other fonni of this dreadful sc ourge, jlis Vegctablu-Pargatiwo Pills and Anti-Billious PiiJs are compc^etf of thv purest vegetable Errracta scientifically adapted to meet the wanU of the human t^vstem, producine 1 f9£sYti\r* Tinfuvul rk r% A

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gentle natural nnd healthy aotion every day upon whi

the storriacb,liver, bowelaand skin.Vhiie they pro-duce-no pain or^gripin/, and undoubtedly tho

best Pills ever offered to tbo psbiic. Thft fthrivri rn#. *pltinc it*

The above rpedicines which hava already cbtajoad. immense popularitv in almost every section of the United States, are lor sale by the leading Drtiffgiaf. and Storekeepers everywhere and by

ClTSHMAN

Co., Sole Proprietors, No. 122 fulton 8t. New York. Sold by Sloan Morgan Crawfordsville.

BEPAW HOCse, J. kA.8. A E .4 N ft E R, •.iss Proprietors, ^V«- ALBASY, INDP^J^-,-, Jul 14. 1?54. *6nVfA.