Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 May 1855 — Page 3

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We sa* a curiosity yesterday# the afcape of a howe.passing through here on its way to Louisville, l£y., in charge of the American Express Company. He was a fine powerful specimen of the Norman draught horse, upwards of seventeen hands high, broad-backed, deep-chested and atrong-limbed, and looked as if he was ca-

Jable

of doing the work of four ordinary ones with ease. He is valued at three thousand dollars, and comes of a breed unequalled for strength and power of endurance. He was imported by a gentleman at Louisville, expressly with a view to the ^crossing of his Norman blood with that of %the faster but less powerful breed of racers now so common in the Southwest, by which means he hopes to combine the two qualities of strength and speed to an eminent de- & gree. The Express Agent here informs us that the order of purchase was sent out to

France by express, the European agent attending to the buying and shipping for New York, where he was taken charge of by the American Express Company, who will conrey him to Louisville. An instance like this affords a striking example of the facilities furnished by the Express companies tor the transaction of business at a distance.— Here is a valuable horse purchased in Nortnandy, and transported a distance of not far from five thousand miles by ship, steamboat and railroad, and delivered to his owner in Kentucky, without the least risk or trouble to the latter, the whole responaibilty being assumed by the Company. The expense of transportation alone by another mode, would exceed the original cost, •while at the same time the owner would tun great risk of losing him, through the inattention of mismanagement of those to awhose care he was committed. We can only wonder how we used to get along few years ago, before expresses were established.—Schenectady Star.

JST "Stand aside, little boy, I want to

ass." "Don't call me a little boy, sir, I smoked and chewed these two years."

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT.

Flour Wheat Outs Ryo Barloy Corn—in the oar-• Hay Apples—Green •.

$10,00@ 1,60@ 85® 60@ 75@

—.

45® CO

1,200@ 7 5@ 1,00 2,00@ 2,50 8,50@ 8,25 8,00 20@

Dried

Feaohes Boans Butter—Fresh .... Eggs Corn Meal Chickens—Dressed Potatoes Bacon—Ifums ....

G0@ 70

1,25@ 1,60 2,00@ 8@

2,00@ 8@ 10 ex® 6@ 7@ 8 8,50@ 4,00 8,50@ J,75 6,00@ 2,00@ (,00 18@ 15 6^0 7 80 85 6,00@ 8,00® 8,60@ 15®

Sides Shouldors

Lard Pork Boef—on Iloof.... Clover Sood Timothy Seed Coffoo Sugar Molasses, N. White Fish Mackerol, half bbl. Bait Onions

Nono. Nonj. Nono.

O I N S O N S

ATHENEUM,

RE-ORGANIZED, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED, FOR THE

Campaign of 1855.

EMBRACING OVER 100 MEN AND HORSES. This vast establishment the only one of the lti in tho world, will givo thoir varied performances at

Crawfordsville, Thursday, May 10th. Afternoon performance at 1% o'clock. Evening performance at 7 o'clock. MOST POSITIVELY NO TWO PERFORMAN-

CES ALIKE.

Duo notico will bo given of the production of the Great Moral Drama of

Uncle Tom's Cabin, Ja which will appoar over Sixty Characters. 'ADMISSION 30 cts. Cliildron 20 cts.

OFFERS

rP1^J^PSTEES

May 5, 1855.—*

May 8, 1S5

A. P. NEWKIRK, Agent.

April 2S, 1S55.—n41w2.

K. BBHSCB

to tho citizens of Crawfordsvillo and vicinity the moat sploudid assortment of Plain and Fancy Articles in his lino of business, ever brought to this inarkot. Our stock consists of tho latost styles of Clothing consisting of

READY MADE CLOTHING,

of all sorts and kinds, tho largest and best made stock oyer brought to Crawfordsville. Wo havo Clothing for men and boys of all grades, among which will bo found an elegant assortment of

FA NOT DRESS COATS, VESTS PANTS, all of tho latest styles and patterns. Our clothing is manufactured out of the very best material and strongly made. Wo havo everything in the clothing lino that can bo found in tho largest establishments, and what is more can sell on bettor terms than any othor houso in Crawfordsvillo. Wo invite tho young men to call and examine our

Elegant Cravats,

which aro decidedly ahead of anything ever brought this market. Our stock is large and woll selected, %nd believing in 'quick sales and small profits wo arc now ready to offer the best of bargains, at AlBton i*»w brick, one door south of Elston and Lane's Banking Houao.

May 5, 1S55. v6n42

Township Libraries.

of tho different Townships are

JL herobj ratified that the balanco of tho Libra•distrihnrinCC1 ?kcept

two

boxesi

an(i

and

readv for

are requested to get them

®^ay as soon as convenient* titled to ono Librarv.

each township is en-

MavS'SS Auditor, May 5 55 c42wS Montgomery „0unty.

Administrator's Notice.

IVrOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned *PP0int«d Administrator of the estate of D. B. Gott, deceased, lata of Montgomery county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to besol-

WM. HANNA, Administrator.

n42w8

Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE

ia hereby given that I will sell at public auction, on Tuesday the 29th of May, at the ^an- B. Gott late of Montgomery countilr

¥8 powonal property not

taken by the widow, consisting of horses, cattle, eheep, hoffs, fanningutensils, and household and Kitchen furniture. Terms of sale: A credit of twelve months will be given on all sums over three uoiiare, the purvnasor giving note with approved security, wjving valuation and apprJWc Uwa. WM. HANNA, Administrator

eat

Bttvl

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N E W I

NEW GOODS!!

Campbell, Galey & Harter,

HAVING

associated themselves together in the Mercantile business, are now opening in their

New and Elegant Rooms No's 7 & 8, Commercial Block,

a very extensive and complete stock of

DRY GOODS,

HARDWARE & SADDLERY,

IRON & NAILS.

I N A W A E & A S S W A E

Boots & Shoes,

READ? MADE CLOTHING,

Willow & Wooden Ware,

CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. CIJT.

/~1

TT WOULD

BRFV

DISAPPOINTED DEMAGOUGES

None offorcd. Sugar curod.

to their friends

Ot u. that their aim a combining

their capital, was to enablo them more effectually to keep up such a stock as would fully n^eet the wants that seem to be demanded by tho large./1Increased trade of the late firm of J. P. Campbell and in making purchases ot Goods in such quantities that woula always insure them to their c«stomers at a profit less than goods bought in the ordinary way. One of the firm will spend a groat portion of time in the eastern cities, watching tho changes of the market and taking advantage of circumstances accordingly, and always giving their customers the advantage of bargains that can always be obtained by such a course of dilligence, and they shall ever endeavor to make a businoss intercourse with their customers pleasant and profitable to all parties.

N. B. Our goods are in market for sale, as low as any other merchant

DARE

sell goods.

Our Political and Religious opinions are private property, and not in tho market, nor do we design to barter them for the

TALTRT PATRONAGE

of a few

and

ticians about town. May 5,1855. no42-ly.

SOBE-HEADED

poli

E O S O N

©KH^IP ©TF©^!]

DAVIS & GARVIN

Having bought ont and Succeeded M. SNOOK & CO., WOULD

respectfully inform the inhabitants of of Montgomery country that thoy have now on sale a

S E N I S O O

NEW GOODS,

comprising the largest assortment over before offered in this market. Our stock consists in part of

O E I N & O E S I

O O

CLOTHING,

BOOTS & SHOES,

HATS & CAPS,

BONNETS,

NOTIONS, Queensware,

all of which will be Bold at unprecedented LOW PRICES for cash or approved credit.

We have Adopted the

O N E I E S S E

All our goods have tho selling price marked upon them in figures from which there will bo xo VARIATION.

We believo this to be tho only fair way

of dping a retail business, and hope it will be appreciated by those who favor us with their patronronago.

To make room for now goods (constantlv arriving) we offer tho stock bought of M. Snook Co.,

D. «fe G. propose doine a limitod JOBBING BUSINESS, and would iniorm the dealers in tho country that they will at all times be prepared to furnish goods on as favorable terms and prices as thev can procure in Cincinnati or any city west.

We have made arrangements east to have now goods forwarded to us weekly by express, in order that we may always have a full"stock for our customers to select from.

D. &. flatter themselves that several years experience in some of the largest importing and jobbing houses in Boston enables them to purchase goods on as favorable terms as any western house.

B. Schenck is to be found at the old stand, and will at all times be happy to see his friends and patrons.

Crawfordsville, May 5,1S55. v6n42-tf.

MT SE2

WATCH Hi MAKER

I N O W N

HERE 1 We have succeeded in obtaincelobruted Mr. PATTERSON, of New

York, a first rate Watch Maker, and we are now prepared to repair your Watches and Jewelry in quick notice. Bring them on.

iring tnem on. H. PURSEL & BRO. n42tf

May 5,1S56.

Fancy Articles.

THE largest and best assortment of Perfumery, and Soaps, and Fancy articles generally, that has over been brought to this market for salo at

June 16,»». SLOAN MORGAN'S.

Parley's Panorama of

CURIOSITIE8 OP NATURAL HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY, gv "UiJs Agent for tho sale of this Valuable work JL will canvass Montgomery county during the

Jarge

treaent month. The..work contains six hundred Roval Octavo pages, double columns, and i9 embellished with five hundred beautiful engravings. This work can only be obtained of the agent

May 6,1655. S. Z. GARD, Agent.

Ladies Fftncy Dress & Trimming Goods.

LARGE and complete stock of LadieB Dress Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Edgings, Insertings, Chemizetts, Undersleeves, Collars, Handkerchiefs, &c. received and for sale by

WILSON, GRIMES & CO

Prints* Lawns, Ginghams, &c.

Of|f| PIECES Fancy Prints, best brands WvU 100 Lawns and Ginghams. 50

Borages and Delains.

For sale by WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

have a large stock of bleached and brown Goods, drills, tickings, linens, crash, diapers, Cottonades, Denims, Checks, Stripes, Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinotts, Vesting*, for sale cheap as the cheapest.

WILSON, GRIMES fc Co.

GROCERIES, &c.f

COFFEE,

Sugar, Molasses, Teas, Salreratus, Pepper, Spice, Alum, Madder, Indigo, Tobacco, Cigars, &o., in store and for sale by

WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

IRON AND NAILS.

TONS Iron, assorted sizes 875 Kegs Nails. For sale WILSON, GRIMES & 'So.

Sundries.

0A BOXES Star and Tallow Candles Olf 25 Bar and Fancy Soaps 15 T. and M. R. Raisins 12 Drums Figs also candies, almonds, nuts, fresh poaches and strawberries, (in cans,) pickles, pepper sauce, oysters, cinnamon, cloves, &c., in store and for sale by WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

No's 1 & 2 Commercial Block.

Hardware, Saddlery and Carpenter's Tools.

COMPLETE assortment now opened, and for sale by WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

New Brick Yard going to start WEwhich

want Two first rate Brick Moulders for we will pay good wages. May 5 '55—n42 II. PURSEL & BRO.

ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND

SE MliER GOODS,

AT THE SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT OF

ALVIN RAMEY'S. WE

ARE NOW in receipt of our" cntir'5 stock of Spring and Summer Goods whicL have been selected with the greatest carc in the eastern cities. The favorable terms upon which wo have purchased these goods, will enable us to offer bettor bargains than any other establishment in the Wabash Valley. We invite the attention of the farming community and the citizens in general to call and examine our stock, as wo are satisfied that tho quality of tho goods, the cheap price at which we sell them, will not only offer inducements unparalleled in the annals of trade in this section of tho country, but will astonish and surprise everyone at the marked difference in the prices of 1854 and 1S55. Our assortment of

Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods

are of the latest Parisian styles and patterns, comprising ELEGANT STIAWLS,

CHANGEABLE SILKS. MANTILLAS, LAWNS,

TISSUES, GINGHAMS, BONNETS and

RIBBONS,

of every stylo and color together with a complete assortment of magnificent and costly

Embroideries and Fine Linens.

The other departments of our stock consists of Heavy Sheetings, Muslins, Cloths of all qualities, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and in fact everything kept in a first class establishment. In connection with our Dry Goods we have also a largo and well selected assortment of

GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,

which we offer upon the cheapest and most advantageous terms. April 28, 1855. v6n41.

Shingles Wanted.

ONE

MILLION SHINGLES wanted by [april28,1855.] GRAHAM &, BRO.

(KrTIIREE ROOMS FILLED WITH G00DSLC0

GRAHAM & BRO.

S W I

$ 2 4 0 0 0 S 4

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR SALES

II 1 8 5 4

WErers

ARE receiving direct from the Manufactuand Importers of Boston, the Emporium STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

Our stock includes every variety of DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING,

HATS AND CAPS. ROOTS AND SHOES, CARPETS, Ac.,

called for in this market. We invito all to come and sec our stock. Wc can and will sell all Goods in our line

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

GKAIIAM & BRO.

Crawfordsville, April 21 1S55—n40

(pirn

J. CRAWFORD & MULLIKIN,

HAVE SOW KECETVED THEIK

SPRING d- SUMMER STOCK OF O O S ND to call the attention of the citizchs of

A1Oldwish

part of the following articles, to-wit: Prints and Ginehams French, English and German Gloves and Hosier)-

Edgings, Lace, and White Goods Ribbons, Silks and Bonnet Linings Fancy Dress Goods 5? Collars, Chemizetts and Swiss Sleaves Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves Ready Made Clothing

Bonnets and Hats

Ladies and Gents Boots and Shoes Queensware and Glassware Nails and Window Glass: Mill and Cut Saws

Montgomery to it. Our stock consists,in

Groceries and Hardware

Our stock being complete and well selected we will sell at as low figures as any house in the place. All kinds of PRODUCE taken in'exchanee for goods.

JOHN CBAWFCBD fc MULLIKIN.

April 21,1355. v€n40

JOIN E. ROBINSON,

WM. C. VANCE, SAM'L. ROBINSON

OF THE FIRM OP

ROBINSON, VANCE & CO.

BEG

leave to announce to the citizens of Montgomery county, that they are now in receipt at the old stand of J. R. ROBINSON, in Washington Hall, one of the finest and test selected stock q£ xK"i "I, »5- r-****,•

Spring & Summer

GOODS

ever before offered in this market. «f* Intending to establish a large business we will 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 consi ts in part of the following:

ILBU Q®DID3

of all descriptions and qualities.

HATS CAPS Of the Latest Fashions and Stylos.

Our Hats were maufactured expressly for trade of our Firm.

than over before offered in this place.

O I E S

and you will be satisfied.

QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE, TJIEMEN.'UOUS

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

the

BOOTS & SHOES

of the very best quality, and without doubt

E A E

CLOTHING.

Tho largest and best made stock of Clothing ever brought to Crawfordsville. We havo Clothing for Men .ind Boys of all grades. Call and see it, examine tl?e quality, and hear

ABSOIITJIENT.

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

A W A E

which wo are selling off at cost, intending to discontinue that branch of the trado.

N O I O N S

A N O E E

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

Call and see Us!

We feel confident that wo can make it your interest to do so. ROBINSON, VANCE & CO.

Crawfordsville, April 21, '55. 40tf

The Blind Restored to Sight

WITHOUT THE USE OF THE KNIFE.

DR. C. SCOTT, OCULIST,

HAVINGA.

located in tho town of Crawfordsville,

Ind., where he will give his undivided attention to the treatment of DISEASES OF THE EYE.

He refers the public to Dr. J. T.

who is ono of tho most distinguished Oculists in Louisvillo, Ky., whoso card appears in my bills. He can be consulted at tho HOT.TON HOUSE, on Main street. [April 14, '55--n8'J.

TO SOLDIERS.

BY an act of Congress passed March 3d, 1855, granting bounty land to Soldiers, and all others who served in any capacity 111 any of the wars since 17y0. each person, or if dead, his widow or minor children, is entitled to a certificate or warrant for such quantity of land as shall make in the whole with what he may have heretofore received, 100 ACRES, provided 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 Office for many years, all claims intrusted to my care will receive'prompt attention. The advantage of having a responsible Agent at the Department isj that claims will be attended to •without delay, while those sent to the Commissioner are often crowded out for many months. No charge made in any case where the'warrant is not obtained.

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

n40m3.

NOTICE

S hereby given that on and after the 12th day

may suit the interest of said estate and the conv_ nience of purchasers, to be sold on the following terms, to-wit: One third of the purchase monev to be paid in hand, one third in six months, and the balance in twelve months from the date of sale, the purchaser to give his notes with good freehold security for the deferred payments.

of Elizabeth Jane and John David Helm, minor heirs a* William Helm, deceased, beinj? the undivided two-thirds part_ of the following described premises.^ to-wit: Being part of the south-east quarter of section thirty-two, in township nineteen,

north of ranre four west: bc^innine* at the north

marpin of the Crawfordsville & Indianapolis State Road, one hundred and fourteen feet east 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 three-fourth polls to a stake, thence west one hundred and iourteen feet to a stake, and thence south eleven and three-fourth polls to the place of begin

May next, I will offer at private sale the interest

ninff. The same to be sold in such subdivisions as ed, about four miles east of ''niwfbrd« vin,,'YJ TT mnv SUIT tlo INFORKT NF .... J_J: "I

NAOiil HELM, Guardian.

April 21,1S55. n40w8

.5M

A N A

MERCHANT TAILOR,

His establishment may be iound ono door south ol the Post Office, 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.

CORNER OF MARKET AND GREEN St.

In looms No. 1 &

A very large, complete and entirely New Stock of

DRY GOODS,

QUEENSWARE, A W A E S

GROCERIES,

IRON,

N AILS,

UNDERWOOD,

OFFERS to the citizens

ity. af Plain

Crawfordsuille and vicinit most splendid assortment o: and Fancy Articles in his line of business, ever brought to this market. His stock consists of tho best and most Fashionable

O A O S ITALIAN CLOTHS,

SUMMER CLOTHS,

Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, Plain and Fancy Drillings for rants, Plain and Fancy Marseilles. Buff and Satin Yestings Cotton, Linen and Silk Hose Handkorehiefs, Nock

Ties, Shirts, and all kinds of

a a I

Of his

OVD

manufacture,* all of which will be sold

cheaper for CASC than can be bought elsewhere! He keeps constantly employed a number of' EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, And is prepared to accommodate ."-H who may favor him witn a call, at the shortest possib'enotiae, from a single garment up to an entire suit. Ho 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 Catting and Fitting all kinds of Garments, Which he warrants to give entire satisfaction.

JAMES IIANNAn.

35F°N. B.—1 also receive monthly, tho latest New York Fashions, which can be seen at any time by calling at my establishment. :. J. H.

Crawfordsville, April 12,1S55 vGn40.

NEW~STORE

AND

removed to Elston,s Now Brick, at

the head of Commercial row, opposite the Post Office and Campbell's old stand, are now in receipt of their Spring stock, comprisini: a complete variety of latest styles and best fabrics, to which thoy respectfully ask the attention of all.

We shall be pleased to sec 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 sufficiently recommend them, and which we intend to sell at the smallest profits possible. We think we can live as cheap as any and are determined to be undersold by none, but mean that those who may favor us with their patronagc, shall havo goods of us as low as they are to be had in town.

April 21, 'y5. v6n40

FAST

color'd Calicoes from S to 12)^ cts. pr. yd. Ginghams, Lawns, Berage Delaines, &c., from 12J.j to 2.) cents per yard. Beautiful French Chintz and Brilliantenes from 2~ to 3o cents per yard. Tissues and Bernges from SO to 50 cents per yard.

Nice Summer Shawls from £1.50 to fti.50 Plain and Satin Straw Bonnets from 50 cts to £3,00. Black and Fancy Parasols from si,00 to $3.50.

Ladies Collaw and Mitts, a nicc assortment, all prices. Some very handsome Work Boxes and many other notions, "at

nPIIE best assortment of Window and Wall Paper JL in town, cheaper than ever, at april 21 '55 BENEFIEL & ELTZKOTH'S.

9 1

WILSON &SSBUIES & CO.,

Aro now receiving and opening in tho

NEW BK1CK BLOCK,

SAB»LEKlLr,

Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made Clothing. &c.

Tlicir Stock is full, and selected with care to suit the spring trade, which they will sell as cheap and on as accommodating terms as any other houso in the placc* Wc iuvte ail who wish to purchase, to pive us a call and examine our Stock before purchasing. ..

April 7th, 1S55. v6-n3Stf.

The Great Mule Jack YOUNG WARRIOR WILL

stand the present season at my stable, one mile south of Crawfordsville, on the Terre Haute road, generally* known as the Ruifner Farm, at the reduced price of

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

Description and Pedigree. SIS

Young Warrior is a dark iron grey, 15 hands high, with fine form and action. He was sired bv Jied-

m-anA'remilirn

Jaok York ho

of a Maltese Jennet. April 7th 1S55. n3S-5w.

NOTICE

byi.)1l^J/A'„':.ut

B. F. SMITH.

Administrator's Notice.

is hereby given that the undersiiraed has been appointed Administrator of tlie

r'^

Newton Long, deceased, latuol Montgon

countv. Said estate is su THOMAS April 21, 1385.

pposed to be solvent LONG. Administrator n40w -i

Administrator's Sale.

TVTOTICE is hereby given that I will *11 at publie veadue, on Saturday the 12th dav of blav next, at the late residence of "Newton Lon^ deceas-

MOULD & GKBEITE'S

CHICAGO

PIANOFORTE

WARE

We are SOLE AGENTS in Chicago

FOB TUB SALE Of TUX

PIANO FORTES

CmCKERING & SOWS, HostOll, HALLETT & CUiriSTON, BACON & RAVEN, New York, W. P. EMERSON, Boston, *1 Whoso Pianos have been long and thoroughly tattd by the best Musical Professors in the oountry, and have been by them pronounced to be

THE BEST PIANOS

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

NO. 98

BENEFIEL & ELTZROTH,

HAYING

LAKE

STREET,

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

All Pianos bought of us will be FULLY WAR* RANTED, and may be depended upon as boing of the LEST QUALITY, as we will sell none other.

Old Pianos taken in part payment for new.

NOTICE PARTICULAR.

Persons remitting us from a distance, and dosiring UJ to seloct Piano Fortes, may confidently rely upon our sending the best instruments we have.

MOULD & GREENE, 98 LAKE STREET

Jan. C, 1855—v6n25yl

MASS SAX HORNS,

—AT—

MOULD & GaE2ME'3

C*5I€A«9 iT£LTSIC §TO»E^ Allcvru Vi"nco. Kossini's Scinlramhlft.

SOPRANO TKXOII Ai.ro BAIUTONK BASS C'ONTKA BASS

BENEFIEL & ELTZROTII'S.

April 21, 1855.

LLSO— BAND MUSK BLANK MUSIC BOOKS-

Constantly on hand.

UMO,

Freedom I

For sale as follows:—

E Fi.A

.|i8,oa -.15,0(7 ••i7,oa ...22,00 •80,00 83.00

All instruments bought of na arc fnlly "tVarrnnted. ask tho attention of those intending to fornt IiRASri BANDS at any point of the West accessible frum t.hicagii, to our prices above, which wo' warrant to be us low as tho lewest New York l'riccs with cost of transportation to Chicago added.— We desire especial attention to the fact, that any instrument hciight of us and found imperfect may be easily and speedily returned to Chicago and exchanged, while the great distance to New York makes it too expensive and troublesome to do this.

Drums.

24—inch Bass Drums ^18,Off 15,0(T 18,0tf 7,50 $ 15, oa

2« 03 a 11 Tenor Snaro Brass

Cymbals,

815,00 TO $40,00 PER PAIR.

MUSIC CARDS— AND FIFES—

MOULD & GREENE

Jan. 0, '55.—v1ri25yl. 1»3 Lake Street.

E A A E

AUSTIN & COURSAN,

WOL

LI)^ respoctl'illy inform tho citizens of (_.rawford«\illc and vicinity, that thoy aro prepared to lurnish them at all times and nourii with

BEEF, POKK, -MUTTON AND SAUSAGE at our stand on Washington street, and two doors south of I.nymon 6c Go's. Grocery Store.

We return our inost sincere thanks for past favors and hope by strict attention to business, to met it a continuance of tho patronage heretoforo merited. [March 10, '55—n342m]

Guardian's Sale.

THE

undersigned as Guardian of tho porson and estate oi John and Nuthariio! Barnct, will Boll at private sale the following described real estate, sitnati-d in the connty of Montgomery, in the Stata ot Indiana, to-wit: The undivided two-eighth parts ot the north-west quarter of section twentylour in township nineteen north of range six west. 1 KI'.VS:—One hall ot the purchase money cash in hnr.d at time of sale, and tho balancoin six months lrom day of sale, the purchaser securing payment thi-reot by note, with freehold security, and without relief from valuation laws.

JOHN S. GRAY, Guardian.

April 14, IS55. S'jtf

£na ji for Snlv THE following described very valu

able

piece of timber land in Montgomery j'ounty, Indiana, is for sale,' namely: west half of.south west quarter of sec. 34, township 20, north ramr^. wc:*t. The land is about eight miles from "ra\vi'urdsville and twenty from Lafavette.

Inquire of Wiliiam I'. Watson, Esq., Crawfordsville, or of the subscriber. JACOB LYBLAND.

LyBland, Attamakec co., Iowa. April 7, 1555. n3SmS.

Square Up.

A J'U THOSE knowing themselves to be indebted A to me either by note or book account, are requested to call and make payment as soon as possible, at the old stand and all those having claims against mc will please present them, as I shall remain in this placc but a few davs.

Having disponed of my entire stock of Boot*. Shoes fcc. to -1. r. Watson & Co., I would bofipcaS'. tor thorn the patronage heretofore bestownd upon me.

JnvT

L,LT-1D

-«IOnt

gomery county, Indiana, his pe-ynal property, consisting of Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, one'Wu£on, farming Utensils Corn hi the criL, Wheat in tho ground. Household and Kitchen Furniture— A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser tfvintr his note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraiscment laws. THOMAS LONG,

April 21, 1355—n40v8 Administrator.

patronage heretofore bestowed L. FALLEY, Jr.

e[avin? Pnr'-based the Mammoth ^tock of I ots Shoes, Leather, Ac, of L. F^iey Jr into "iU11.de in the s«m. bu^.ncss, and'shouM

-'Vu^airbi,

n.anj now ones as may favor us with a call A.. P. WATSON & CO-. n40tf.

April 21.1555.

Ho, Ye Hungry!

F^naJket^hrlf

M°nd.a'V'

market three morning3 rk-r week, Tuesday, the ^nts nf'f,^numerous

aUirday

ere now

nxra,n^- oftener if

the wanto of our customres demand. \nril-n i.-r ... AUSTIN & COURSAN. April 21, lso5 n49w3.—

Kentucky Trust Company Bank.' YVE

buying

the notes of tin's bank.

1 .„ LAYMON & c».

Crawfordsville, Jan. 27th 1955. n28