Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1855 — Page 3

ARRIVAL OF TIIE.STEA3IER AFRICA.

HALIFAX,

April

25.

The Africa arrived last night. The Vienna Conference held a meeting on the &th, but without any result. Sinc^ then debate has apparently been suspended*. It was not known when another meeting of the Conference would be held.

Great Britain advertises for new loans, the amount of which is not known. It is to be formally announced on Monday,

The new steam propeller North Carolina, has been sunk off Hollyhead, by a colliseion with a British vessel. ...., All hands were saved.

The position of Omar Pasha and Russians were unchanged, except that he has enlarged his line of defense in order to receive reinforcements.

The Baltic is still full of ice. New complications with Prussia arc reported.

Skirnjishing continues before Sebastopol, but nothing serious occurred up to the 6th instant.

The ninth Conference was held at Vienna on the 8th instant, and lasted but an hour. The Russian plenipotentiaries had not received instructions. Drougn Den Huys and AH Pasha were present.

It is rumored that the Western Plenipotentiaries were about to quit Vienna. This is doubtful, -everything seems at a stand still. It is said that Ali Pacha's instructions are to assent to the joint protectorate of the Western Powers, but nevertheless, expresses regret that the Sultan's sovereignty had not been reinstated.

A question in relation to indemnity for the war was deferred. There is nothing important from Sevastopol up to the 8th.

The posi'ion of both armies were unchanged. Night skirmishes, on as small scale, continue. The weather is fine and dry. The Allies report themselves ready to open a general bombardment of the city.

The Russians have constructed two new bastions and converted ambuscades into an advanced parallel.

The French are advancing towards the MalakofF works by a serpentine route. Omar Pacha had not marched on Alma as represented but occupied two villages about half a league from Kupatoria and enlarged the circle of fortifications, and the Allies sending him five thousand reinforcements.

Ten thousand Egyptians sailed for Etipatoria. The French reinforcements and those from Sardinia, will also land there shortly.

Statements made that the4 Allies, changing tactics, are about fortifying and hold as a material guarantee the already strong position of Kamkisch with 20,000 men supported by the fleet.

The advance squadron of the Baltic reached Elsinore on the first of April. The London Times has a leading article defending the Know Nothing movement in the United States

The navigation of the Baltic has been dangerous for a week or fortnight, in consequence of heavy iloating ice.

A Russian dispatch says that an army of one hundred and twenty thousand men are concentrated in the Baltic provinces, and 300 guns are afloat.

The British Parliament was not in session. The amount and terms of the proposed loau were unknown. Some suppose it to be fifteen millions sterling. Almost immcmediatclv after the announcement, the funds fell to 91^-.

Napoleon and Eugene would reach London on the 16th, and return on the following Saturday. That week's programme was published. Among the ecremonies he is to be invested with the order of the crarter.

Canrobert's dispatch estimates the loss on the uight of the second. Russians 7,00 killed and 1500 wounded. French 200 killed and wounded. Disturbances occurred at Krajova from persons illuminating the houses on receiving the news of the Czar's death.

CKAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT. Corrected Weeklv bv Messrs. Lavmon it Co.

AKTICI.K9.

Flour "Wheat Oats Rye Barley Corn—in the oar llav Apples—Green

$10,00@

s.\«! 60® 75(a) 45«

1.200rt9

1,00

Dried

2,00(1* 2,so 8,50(§ 8,25 8,00® 20®

Poaches Beans Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal Chickens—Dre Potatoes Bacon llams

C0# TO

1.25 (ff) 1.50 2.00®

Sides Shoulders

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

None offered. Sugar cured.

S® 10

6W®

3,.'.Oct 4,00 8,»0(tC 8,75 t,00@ 2,00@ 8,00

IS® 15 7 80®

6,00@ 8,00@ 8,50® 75®

None. None. None.

Square Up.

A THOSE knowvnjr themselves to be indebted

r"c 01'"or n5tc

quested to call and make

book account, are re

paymmt ns

soon as ros-

hible, at the old stand: and all tho.v» having claim*

against me will please present them, a

main in this place bnt a few days.

I Having disposed of my enti're stock of Boots Shoes, «fce.. to A. P. Watson Co.. I would beBpeak for them the patronage heretofore bestowed upon mo. L. FALLEY, Jr.

shall ro-

Having purc)iaso«l the Mammoth Stock of'

3 Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c., of L. Falley, Jr., we intend to continue in tho same business" and should I be happy to trait upon all his old customers and aa many new ones as mav favor us with a call.

A. P. WATSON A CO.

April 21,1S55 n4Gtf.

Ho, Ye Hungry!

FROM

and aftor Monday,'April 23, wc will have market three mornings ]er week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and oftcner'if

Uto wanU of our namorous customers demand. AUSTIN & COUK.SAN. April 81,1&55.—Di0w8

S O N S

ATHENEUM,

RF-ORGANIZED, ENLARGED AND 131I PROVED, FOR THE

Campaign of 1855.

EMBRACING OVER 100 MEN AND HORSES.

This vast establishment the only one of the kind in the world, will give their varied performances at

Crawfordsvillc, Thursday, May 10th.

Afternoon performance at 1}J o'clock. Evening performance at o'clock.

MOST POSITIVELY., NO TWO PERFORM ANCES ALIKE.

Due notice will be given of-the production of the Great Moral Drama of

UIECIC

Tom's Cabin,

In -which will appear ovor Sixty Characters.

ADMISSION pO cts. Children 20 cts. A. P. NEWKIRK, Agent. "April 28,18551—n41w2.

E E S I 0 a

ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND

SUMMER GOODS,

AT THE SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT OF

ALVIN RAMEY'S.

TT^E ARE NOW in receipt of our entire stock of! Of

Spring and Summer Goods which have been selected vrith the greatest care in the eastern cities The favorable terms upon which we have purchas ed these goods, will enable us to offer better bar gains than any other establishment in the Wabash Valley. We invite the attention of the farmin community and the citizens in general to call an examine our stock, as wc are satisfied that the quality of the goods, the cheap prico at which sell them, will not only offer inducements tinpar alleled in the annals of trade in this section of the country, but will astonish and surprise every one at the marked difference in the prices of lSoi and is.'.'. Our assortment of

Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods

are of the latest Parisian styles and patterns, com prising s*.*., ELEGANT SHAWLS.

CHANGKABLE SILKS,

MANTILLAS. LAWNS, TISSUES,

GINGIIAMS. .BONNETS and RIBBONS,

of every style and color: together with a complete assortment of magnificent and costly

Embroideries and Fine Linens.

The other departments of our stock consists of Heavy ShocJiiiifs, Muslius, Cloths of all qtial ities, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and in fact everything kept in a first class establish mcnt. In connection with ouv Dry Goods we have also a large and well selected assortment of

GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,

which we offer upon the cheapest and most ad vantageous terms. April 23, 1S55. vGn-il.

Shingles Wanted.

ONE

MILLION SHINGLES wanted bv [april2S, 1S55.] GRAHAM & BRO.

(KrTIIRliE

M)OMS~FILLO

WITH

GOODMio

GRAHAM &-BR0-

$24,000 STOCK.

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR SALES

-•IN 1 S 5 4.

T\7"E ARE receiving direct from the Manufaeturcrs and Importers of Boston, the Emporium

STOCK OF SPRINC & SUMMER GOODS. Our stock includes every variety of DRY GOODS.

READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS. ROOTS AND SHOES. ^CARPETS, &c., ailed for in this market.-

We invite all to come and see our stock. can and will sell all Goods in our line

BELOW ALL COMPETITION

All kinds of Produce, Shingles and Lumber, taken, in exchange for goods. No charges for showing goods at this corner.

GRAHAM & BRO.

Crawfordsvillc, April 21 1S55—n40

IVIVI

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN,

HAVE xow r.rc!:ivEo THKIK

SPRING d:^SUMMER .STOCK OF

7 O O S

ND wish to call the attention of tho citizens of Old Montgomery to it. Our stock consists in part of the following articles, to-wit:

Prints and Ginghams French. English and German Gloves and IIosierj

Edgings, Lace, and White Goods Ribbons, Silks and Bonnet Linings: Fancy Dress

Goods

Collars. Chcmizetts and Swiss Sloaves Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves Ready Made Clothing «»_*-•'

Bonnets and Hats

I.adies and Genu Boots and Shoes rf ^neenswarc and Glassware: Nails and Window Glass: ..$* •:... ,t Mill and X, Cut Saws:

Groceries and Hardware NOTICE

All kinds of Tr.onrcE taken in'exchanire for goods. JOHiV CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN.

April 21, 1355.

Oar stock being complete and well selected wo 1 T\, gi^cn that °n and after the lith day of

will sell at as lo\v,fi{jures-jis any iiouse in the place. ?!5.

Tt3ii40

7 I N E

ain and Ornamental

PaptT-llnngci', C«a*ainer

ALL WORK NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUS JLY EXECUTED. ,• Crawfordsvillc. Aprif 21, '55. |j

Trust CoiQpSliy E&Ok.

ore now buying the notes of tliis bank. I.AYMON & Co. Crawfordsvillc, Jan. 27th 1S55. n2*

JOHN R.t ROBINSON,

WM. C. VAX\C£' SAM'L. ROBINSON

OF THE FIRM OF

ROBINSON, VANCE & CO.

BEG

leave to announce to the citizen? of Montgomery county, that- they are now in receipt ut the old stand of J. 12. ROBINSON, in Washineton Hull, one of the finest and best selected stock of

Spring & Summer

GOODS

ever before offered in this market. Intending to establish a large business we v.-ill sell our Goods so low as to control the trade of the best judges, and those unacquainted with the value of Goods, will have equal advantages with the oldest buyer as our prices will-be the same to all.

ONE PRICE*

AND NO. DEVIATION.

Our Stock consists in part of the following:

of all descriptions and qualities

H: TS & CAPS

the Latest Fashions and Styles.

Our Hats were maufactured expressly for the trade of our Firm.

Boors

& SHOES

of the very best quality, and without doubt r*.

E A E

than ever before offered in this place. i'.

CLOTHING.

Tho largest, and best made stock of Clothing ever brought to Crawfordsvillc. We have Clothing for Men and Roys of all grades. Call and sec it7 examine the quality, and hear

I E S

and you will be satisfied.

QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE, TKOII'XIH'OUS ASSORTMENT.

AVe would here mention to those in the want of Crockery, that we are prepared to lit them out complete. We would call your attention to our stock of

liii^wiii,

which we are selling off at cost, intending to discontinue that branch of the trade.

NOTIONS,

of all descriptions. In calling your attention to the above, we would here state that our stock is

2 N O E E

and lias been selected with the greatest care by one I whose long experience in the business renders him fully competent for the task.

Call and see Us

We feel confident that we can make it vour interto do so.

ROBTNSON. YANCE

& en.

Crawfordsvillc, April 21, '05. 40tf

The Blind Restored to Sight WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE.

DR. A. C. SCOTT, OCULIST, STAYING located in tli£ town of Crawfordsvillc, JT Ind., where he will give his undivided attention to the treatment- of

DISEASES OF THE EYE.

He refers the public to Dr. J. T.

lio is oneof the most distinguished Oculists in Louisville, Ky., whose card appears in my bills. He can be consulted at the

IIOLTON HOUSE,

Main street. [April 14, '55^n39.

Tansoc: i&z

TO SOLDIERS.

ty in any of the wars since 1790. each person,

B\ an act of Congress passed March suit tiie spring trade, which they wiil sell as'cheap 3d, 1855, granting bounty land to Sol- «nd on ns accommodating terms as any other house diers, and all others who served in any capaci-

ACRES,

pro

vided he shall have served a period not less than fourteen days. Being associated with a gentleman in Washington City who has been connected with the General Land JHeo for many years, all claims intrusted to my care will reeeive'prompt attention. The advantage of havinff a responsible Agent at Terre Haute road, cenerallr known the Department is, that claims will be attended to

without delay, while those sent to tho Commissioncr are often crowded out for many months. No charge made in any ease where the warrant is not obtained.

Office in Washington Hall, over the store of Robinson, Vance & Co. L. J. MOORE. Crawfordsvillc, April 21, '55. n40m3.

-W"C 1. ,r 1 liiaii S 1 CIlii um Ut'li 1VJ

ot Eliziibeth Jane and John David Helm, minor heirs of William Helm, deceased, being the ur»divided two-thirds part of the following described premis qu:i nor margin of the Crawfordsville cfc Ind fan a pol is State

the balance in twelve months from the date of sale, the purchaser to give his notes with good freehold security for the deferred payments.

A N N A

MERCHANT TA1L0B,

OFFERS to the citizens of Crawfordsuille. and vicinity, the most splendid assortment of Plain and Fancy Articles in his line, of bnsincss, ever brought to tins market. His stock consists of the best and most Fashionable

O A O S ITALIAN CLOTIIS) tZ

11 ..SUMMER CLOTHS,- JfT Plain'an'd Fancy Cassimeres, Plain"an*d'FancT Drillings for Pants. Plain and Fancy MarsaiUes, Buff and Satin Vestingsr'Cotton, Linen and Siik Hose Handkerchiefs, Neck

Ties, Shirts, and nil -kinds of

Ready ]?I a Clotlias Of his own manufacttire:'all of whicb will be sold cheaper for CASH than can be bought elsewhere!

He keeps constantly employed a number of EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, And is prepared to accommodate all who may1favor him with a call, at the shortest possible notiae, from a single garment up to an entire suit. He guarantees his work to compare favorably with the best of the kind for strength, durability and neatness, manufactured anywhere East or"West. He will also promptly attend to Cutting and Fitting all kinds of Garments, Which he warrants to give entire satisfaction.

His establishment may be found one door south of the Post Oliiec, on Green street, nearly opposite Elston & Lane's Bank.

Gentlemen will do well to give him a call immediately and inspect his stock, as it needs but a call to satisfy the most fastidious.

23F~N. B.—1 also receive monthjv, the latest New York Fashions, which can be seen at anytime by calling at my establishment. J. H.

Crawfordsvillc, April 12,1S"5 vtinJO.

N EW'LS TORE

and

I1W IWIls

BENEKJEL & ELTZROTII,AYING removed to Elston.s New Brick,

Post Office and Campbell's old stand, are now in receipt of their Spring stock, comprising a complete variety of latest styles and nest fabrics, to which they rgspectfully ask the attention of all.

We shall be pleased to see our old friends, and all who may be disposed to call on us. at our new stand, where we think we can exhibit goods, the sight of which will sullicientlv recommend them, and which we intend to sell at the smallest profits possible. Wc think we can live as cheap as any and arc determined to be undersold by none, but mean that those who may favor us wiili their patronage, shall have guods of us as low as tlicy arcto be had in town.

April 21, '55. vfin-iO

FAST

color'd Calicoes from 8 cts. pr. yd. Ginghams, Lawns, Berage Delaines. &C.. from 1214 to -!5 cents per yard. Beautiful French Chintz and Brilliantencs from 25 to 35 cents per yard. Tissues and Berages from 30 to 50 cents per yard.

Nice Summer Shawls from §1,50 to Sl.fiO Plain and Satin Straw Bonnets from 50 cts to §3.00. Black and Fancy Parasols from §].u0 to §3.50.

Ladies Collars and Mitts, a nice assortment, all prices. Some very handsome Work Boxes and many other notions, at

In Kooms No. 1 & 2.

A very large, complete and entirely New Stock of

DRY GOODS,

QUEENSWARE, HARD WAHE,

GROCERIES,

IROX,

IV A LIS,

UNDERWOCD,

WINDOW GLASS,

SADDLERY,

Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ready

Made Cictliing. &c.

IS -TNLL FIND FR»

r^n:'c-

iuvte all who wish to purchase,

t0 a :in

or if dead, his widow or minor children, is en- purchasing. April 7th, 1S55. vC-n-33tf,

titled to a certificate or warrant for such quantity of land as shall make in the whole with what. he may have heretofore received, 160

examine our Stock before

The Great Mule Jack

YOUNG WARRIOR

"\T7TLL stand the present season at my stable. one mile south of Crawfordsvillc". on the

ner

1 April 7th.lS55. o3S-Z

April 7th.IS55. n3S-i»w. VPM

drcd and fourteen feet to a stake, and thence south lie vendue, on "Saturday the 12th day of Mav. eleven and three-fourth polls to the place of begin- nest, at the late residence of "Newton L^ng, detaining. The same to be sold in snch subdivisions as cd. about four miles east of Crawfordsviilcrin Mont-

may suit tho interest of said estate and the conve- gomery countv, Todiana, hi& personal property.

NAOMI HELM, Guardian.

April 21,1555. n40w3

as the Run-

reduccd price ot

to insure a mare with foal, payable when the is known or the mare transferred. The season commenced and will end the last of Jnne.

Posrription and Pedigree,

Young Warrior is a dark iron grey. 1 hands lush with fine form and aetion. lie wag sired man's Premium Jack York, he bv Old

a Maltese Jennet.

inre.rest

Administrator's .\oticc.

coalltv

Road, one hondred and fourteen feet east of the south-east corner of the old County Seminary lot, and running east along said road one hundred and fourteen feet to a stake, thence north eleven and Administrator's Sale. three-fourth polls to a stake, thencc west one hun-

Said estate is pupposed to be solvent. THOMAS L02\G. Administrator. April

21,1S35. ... .O40W3

"\J"OTICE is hereby given that Twill sell nt pnb-

uience of purchasers, to be sold on the following consisting of Horses.'Cattle, Hors. Sheep. oneWaj.', CrawfordsviileTori'^'thVXoblWvnkToad'.^Sa^Miil terms, to-wit: One third of tlie purchase money on, Fanning Utensils, Cprn in the crih, Wheat in is in good order. There is attached to the Mill one

praitemcnt laws. ApriT^l, 1S55—n40w3

Fall deeds

ONE

of jhe most superb stock of goods ever offered to the citizens of this place and vicinity is now opening at

J. P."CAMPBELL'S:

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

Also a splendid assortment of. Dress Silks, plain, plaid and figured, bought at prices which will enable him to undersell the closest, competition. lilLU'TIFi'L BIJOIDKrifESV"

HANDKERCHIEFS,

WAX

BENEFIEL & ELTZROTII'S.

April 21, 1855.

Tiilitown,assortment

best of Window and Wall Paper in cheaper than ever, at april 21 "o BENEFIEL ELTZROTII'S.

it ii

Are new receiving and opening in tho

KEW BliICK BLOCK,

CORNER OF MARKET A?TJ GREEN St.

Thick Calf Kip

& CO.j

£•:•?. .J

COLLARS,

EDGINCS,

JAMES HANNAH.

SLEEVES,

-CitiMizETTcs,.

iNsiKRTIXGS.

A full and fine assortment to which the attention of the Eadies is invited. Also a splendid line of

BROACIIE AND BAY STATE Sit AWLS, IIOPIEIIV, -Gl.uVJlS,

LACK MITTS,

Oi'I-.n.v

... S". SII.K

CAPS.

B'INNJ.TS,

MJTTB,

ws, Mm.I.x SLKFVKP,

V. CUMKOISTS.

Also a desirable assortment of .*

DRESS TR1MMIXGS!

Fringes, Yd vet Ribbons, Gimps. Jii'uiil*. Galloons, Gimpian Lacos, P.uttons, C"III Tassels: Some very beautiful and entirely new styles.— Also an extensive assortment of small ware:

:WINO

B.'KDS.

CitociiKT

1 I A Ili PjNP,

NEEDLES,

A'.ii!i

BKAIJS,

PI RR ('OMI S. A.MI:II: BI:ACI:I.DTS STJ

Also, a fine assortment of PISINTS, J. Jir.i:ac11Er Goon?,'

TAIJT.I: DIAITI:,'""! Towhi.t. do. J'AI'KI: I JAAIKIMCS, IJI.AI LITI:I:S:

•.•

]'i..\NNi:r.s.

SATIXKTTS. Close attentiiMi invited to these might be astonished at low prices.

0VI:J:

Cioods—as vo

CLOTHING

COATS, SATIN YI:STS, CA5SIMI:UI: PANT ?")oiJ!i.v:, Cr.oTii IJOJ SKIN, S\riC YL

IAhT,

ANGOLA HATS. WIIITK RI.AVI:I: HATS, MKI'ICAN HATS. WIIK AWAKE HATS. YOUNO AMKHICA HATS,

..-Yj.M i.l i-N.

FISOCK, Ar. \tiA 'SAIINETT, Business-' .SII.M, TWJJ.D.

Plain and Ribbed Woo] Shirts, Woolen Drawers, Lined Shirts and Collars. Our room up stairs is literally piled up'•with Ready Made, garments, of the best material and make, and at the very lowest kind of prices. Aiso,

CAPS.

Srom.-.MI-.N do.

NA 1!I.U:

-i..

Of every trrade and variety Hungarian H-oots, Wati-r I'roof,

Scissors and shears of the e.» Hand Ssavs, Drawing Krsivcs, Miil Saws. v- Horse Cards,

Cross 'ut Saws, Rritania S|»oons, Wood Saws, Silver J'rass Candlesticks, Ten Canister*, Japanned Jilaokinsr.

WOODEN WARU,

Painted Tubs. Zinc Washboards, a in Our Wooden V,'nre is iron bound, well 1 and strongly put up.'<p></p>GEOCERIES

(V:Tee, Teas. Surar.

.Molasses, Viuf^ar. Chocolate.

aye. •). ?. CAMl'ELi.L. I Sept. SO,

Guardian's Sale.

~!%T0 1ICK is Lt i.^1 of the est:. Jane liritts Hritts, decc farm of 1 ndiana. the west town 17. north ran

ZA CHART AH F. MAfiORNEY. THOMAS RORERTS, April 7,1&55.- nGS-Sw*. Guardians.

Guardian's

TER^IS:—One

i"rom

ia-'

B. F. SMITH.

do.

Ax.s

fndicro, M..dder, •Alum.

Nails & Glass.

Tn ori:• riiiir this numerous friends my sincere tliank? as an earnest of

be redoubled in their behalf—and no pains shall

be spared io enable me to jrive them at all nines the best (ioods at the lowest possildc prices, nhvuvs 1 makine their interest identical with mv own. I 1 hope to marit their further friendship and patron

half of the purchase money cash in 1

amis I if*l' 'laat'- at-time of sale, and the balance iu six months red bv Red'-

0l'sa3e-

the

purchaser securing payment

thereof by note, with tecuritv/and'with-

rrrior oi.c .,„i

f-frci-iiold

cut relict from valnntion laws. JOH.t S. GRAY, Guardian. April 1-i, 1655. t'tf

notes arid accounts with O. S,

MCNEIL

March 24. '55 nS'V.vj

rFHE

rUOMAS LONG, Administrator.

STEAM 31 ILL FOR SALE. undersigned wi-hes to sell their steam Saw Shannondale, eleven miles ca3t of

Mill

MOULD 3c GR£EN£'a

Moiocco Kid Calf "and of jrood material.

These goods arc -yell made Also, QUEERS WAJtE ANi) CLAS.TvVAilE

SPLENDID MIRRORS,'

Pockct »End TaFjlc CJiittlory

GPTICAGO

PIANO-FORTE

WARE ROOMS.

LFrirft'ctlh5

Wc are SOLE AGENTS in Chicago

FOR THE SA.LE OF THE

PIANO FORTES

CUICKERIATG & SOXS, Boston,

UALLETT & CO!STO.\,

BACOi\ & RAY EK, Sew

BAND Ml'SIC. JH.A.NK MUSIC T'.nrtKS-i

desi

la rue aim v.-.ri.-) .• and customers. I would tender for their liberal jm'.rcnnee—ami iar, sinccritv. mv exertions siiall

giv«n that ve us Cnardlr.n's ul person of Jainc-: H. Kritf.s,

and A'incent P. T'.ritts. heirs of John* sed, will sell it private sale the heme

said deccadent in Moiitffoiirjry''cotmty, being one hundred and thirty acres, otf ide of the N. !. qnarter of section iiO, 5 west.*

TERMS:—One third in cash, one third in four month--, and tho residue in sixteen months from day of sale, with interest on deferred payments, the purchasers giving notes and approver! sec waiving benefit of vainariMi lr:ws.

lork,

W. P. E^IEKSOIV, Boston,

Whoso Pianos have been long and thoroughly tested by the br.rt Musical Professors in tho country, and have been by them pronounced to be

THE BEST PIANOS

A full and complete

made in tho United States. stock of the different etylea may at all times^ b« a to

NO. 98 LAKE STREET,

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

'AAll Pianos bought of ns will bo FULLY WARRANTKI), and may bo depmded upon as being of--tho BEST QUALITY, as wo will sell none others

£d Pianos taken in part payment for new. £fA

NOTICE PARTICULAR.

Persons remitting us from a distance, and desiring us to sclcct Piano t'urtrs, may confidently rely upou our sending tho Leal instruments we have.

MOU LD /t GREESE,

S 08 LAKE STREET dan. 1 vCii*2.^vl

JiKASiS SAX

tho

Oir. I 'I.OTII do.

IiR.\ hi.- from warrant, to ces wii.h CO Wc desire

unens (Joat Roots.

lr.stru hi' oiih chan^ make.-

JiOJ{\TS,

--AT

IvTGITI.r

(. k-j li 4 5

pr- r~-~—•

-•Eft- n*-9-J. ..

iiail to tiirf, J«u

II",! lo t!.

For sale as follows:—

Fi.AT Sorr.AXo Ti.Noit

E A I! LAIMTONI: I! BASS J-1 Co.VMIA

CJ.O I I! C.'AI'S,

I'M

RASS

All instruments l.ouirht of us a ^Varrantcd.

.. |13,00l ..IS,Oo lT.OO

...30,00 10

illy

Sl'.'-.-u intending "iut of til. V.'i st ]rieos .above, icwos' New

RAX! katro. l' as

it t.

will 10

tliO

it to

form, •cssi-

whii.h i". rk l'ii-

^portatio-i itteiition us and 1 !y returficd to i.hiua distance to vc and, trrublesame

ieaif-. added.-4 fact, thai any I imperfect may. oand exew York do this.

Hrnins.

I 21-'n.

r-n:

l!i

rciined steel.

...'l,0,oo -ls.otf

-15,00

1 )0 TO 4 (1,00 rE PA )l.

mumi

0rm.itr.iHlv on hand.

AL'STIX

c.Ai ns— AND FIFES—

MOULD CIMCFNE.

Jan. C. ''mi.—v0n2-"yl. !t- f,:ike Streets

AT O

a '»i" I:'K AT COST, AVhoIesale or Kc'.ail JL tire stock of

Fat'C the .TB 5c*»ic! of the'n»»rtlr w«f«t(jusrtcrof gectioa and the east thv .1 half of the nonh cast quarter of pection 35, all in THL undersiffned has left his|township U'. north of rar.go wc«t.

for collection, and given

him strict orders to see every person without respect, that does not settle by the tir.-1 il .y of Mav next. So lo -k out boyfc, anci save cost.

A. P. MANN.

Ilu.ra Cils Vl

uudersfgned at the mill WEBSTER & JULIAN

Shannondale, Ind. March -31st. c37-4w.

my on-

S O O S A I S I 1 0 S

bouirht nn.'Si'y f'-r .i~!i at v«-ry low liar's.

Bs 23 a- eb I»

I riesiroils o! repielij'nmu^ t/ieir st'^cks. can haveCinto my einnati bin.i «injdicaNjd. he s*tore !ia: a {rood ma portiinity is uiforded tjiofio ijiisiness. Terms lihcrul.— 11. K. BItVA.NT'S

of'-nstom, ami a rare wishing to en^aye in Apply "t

March 24

Hoot and Shoe Store. JlS'jtf

for

THE

iuhowing (itscj •e of ti-nticr land Jndhina, is for sale, est ituj-tsr of 24.

])K:

J.yHi.m Aprii 7.

:-uriiy,

x.-i] very vuluMoTiri'omery west wn.-hip -j",

Ut ot south 1101th ninjie. wc»t. Tlio latid is about eight frvtn -CntwfordiniUe and twtftty from I.afaytie.

Iiionir« of 'i\' 11 J.::1 I'. Watson, Ilsq., Cniwiordsvi j«.:. or fd'Jhe sMoscribisr. ..,

•TAcnn

LVHLAND/

At'.initkoc ct., Iowa.

E AT )l A ii. E T.

COI ILSA'.V,

W OL'LD rc-?p" tfiillv* inf.rm the citizens of "ra\n"'.:-'l-\il:e nil-i vicinity, that they arty ''-pared to lr.rnish thera at aii times and hours with -.

doora

Sale of Real Estate.

rpiIE undersigned Administrator with tho will I JL tmieXvd. ik- estate ut'-Jonas Sutton, de^eas-v cd. in pursuance of the provisions of said will, will fed at jirivute sale, the following Real Estate in 1 Mont'/i-jnu-rj- county, Indiana, to-wit: West half

Ti.mis:—Ortc half the pnrehsse money to be paid in hand, one Amrtlfm twelve months, and the reaidne ia- two years from day of gale thereof, with int'-rtst. the purckiser giving his note? fr the deferred instalments with approved fecurity with interest from date, wai'.ixg valuation and appraisement laws. DAVID SUTTON,

Administrator, with the will annexed.. 7

Jannnrv leo5—n25tf.."i!i- ', if

5 Valuable Farm for Sale.

rpilE undersigned oilers for twlo Ids farm eon-"

0 0 a S S S S

Wagon, and^about seven and well supplied with good water, lt contains to the mill. For terms ap- fine orchard, a good dwelling house, smoko house, and barn. The fencing is in eool repair. Terra* favorable, CRAWFORD YAJNCLEAVfi.-

March 10, 1S55. vOuSlmtf.