Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 October 1855 — Page 3

Eetter.

A p.rty, a great political parly, jrlthowt

politics, is a novelty indeed. Before the

people of this counlry or Stat*1 enable it to rule them, they will desire, I fancy, a little more information on these subjects. We all, or almost all, of the free States, who reeognize the Constitution, think on slavery substantially alke. Before we make mea Presidents, and Governors, and Senators, and Judges, and diplomatists, we demand to •ee whatelse besides cheap, easy, unavoidable conformity to the sectional faith on that one topic, they can show for themselves.

We elect them not to deliver written lectures to assenting audiences of ladies and gentlemen to kindle the inflammable and exasperate the angry but to perform the duties of practical statesmanship, in the most complicated and delicate political system, and the hardest to administer in the

world. Let us, at least, then know their politics. Kept totally in the dark about these, we do know that this party of fusion is, in the truest of all censes, and the worst of all senses, a geogaphical party. What argument against it can we add to this? Such a party, like war, is to be made when necessary, it is like war, too, a tremendous and uncompensated evil. When it shall have become necessary the eternal separation will have begun. That time, that end, is not yet. Let us not hasten and not anticipate by so rash an innovation as this.

Parties in this country have helped, not delayed the slow and difficult growth of a consummated nationality. Our discussions have been sharp the contests for honor keen the disputes about principles and measures hot and prolonged. But it was in our country's majestic presence that we contended. It was from her that we solicited the

rize. Whoever lost or won, we loved her Our allies were everywhere.— There were no Alleghenies or Mississippi Rivers in our politics.

Such was the felicity of our condition, that the very dissensions that rent small republics in twain, welded and compacted the •astfabric of our own. Does he who would substitute for this form of conducting our civil differences a geographical party, completely understand his own work? Does he consider how vast an educational instrumentality the party life and influence compose? Does he forget how the public opinion of a people is created, and that when created it determines their history? All party organization tends towards faction.— This is its evil. But it is inseparable from free government. To choose his political connection aright is the most delicate and difficult duty of the citizen. We have made our choice and abide by it. We join ourselves to no party that docs not carry the flag and keep step to the music of the Union.

I am, gentlemen, vour fellow citizen, RUFUS CHOATE.

Foreign Demand for Breadstuffs. The London Times, in a recent article upon the probable demand for breadstuffs, to supply the deficiency in France and othcr countries, set down the amount at 40,000,000 bushels of wheat—all of which could be furnished from the surplus of this country. It was known at that time that the crops were short in Germany, but it was not supposed that foreign markets would have to be resorted to to make upthe deficiency. A report was brought b}' the last steamer to New York, however, that the Prussian Government has sent out orders and credits for the purchase of breadstuffs to a very large amount. The deficiency of the crops in the Prussian dominions is reported to have caused alarm to the Government.

The probability is, therefore, that much more than 40,000,000 bushels will be required to satisfy the entire foreign demand, the larger portion of which will have to be drawn from this country. Indeed we have little doubt that the United States and Canada together could furnish twice forty milions of bushels, and still leave an abundant supply of food for their inhabitants. 7

We have already stated that the Government of France has made extraordinary exertions to meet the emergency. Not only has the duty upon foreign grain been remitted, but a premium has been offered upon gold, in order to check the alarming drain from the Bank of France, which has been caused by the flow of specie to the Crimea, and the necessary use of it for the purchase of breadstuffs.

FOREIGNERS KNOW NOTHINGS. One of the most remarkable things in the history of the Know Nothing mania, is the fact that we occasionally find a foreigner, or a person of recent foreign extraction enrolled under the banner of Sam and we find at the Fusion Convention, of the 13th of July, one blubber-headed Dutchman carrying a banner inscribed "we came to lire, not to rule." He was too much an object of loathing and disgust for any comment. But there is a class of persons, who although not born in "Faderlandt" or "ould Ireland," yet they are weak and foolish enough to be ashamed of the fact that their parents or grand-parents came from a foreign country, and are ambitious of the distinction of boingpure "American stock." Accordingly we find them joining in the hue and cry against the "red-mouth-ed Irish," and the "lop.eared Dutch."— What cowardly, mean and contemptible truckling to popular prejudice! We know some such Know Nothings, the most virulent, abusive and lying of all Sam's traitorous hosts, whose grand-parents could not spenk a word of English, and. who still retain the German prefix, "Van," to their

names—that will not get sourkrout worked out of their veins tor three venerations vet three generations yet to come, and yet they are among the meanest and mosl detestibie Know Nothings.— To the ordinary Know Nothing sins of intolerance and bigotry, they add that of trea-

provide for those wants for which States son and ingrntitnde to the ashes of their

Mature to speak and vote on shivery only? Compromise, by the free soilers is attracting If not, on what else, and on which side of general attention among both the friends and foes of the Nebraska act. Xhc New

State

»r« formed and governments established?— foreign-born ancestors. iJXtJjXi Jl/AJli.ijJ.J.J.v/11. Does it know? Does it tell? Are its representatives to go to Congress or the Leg-

pass.

S3TThe abandonment of the Missouri

York

Courier and -Enquirer,

Flfnr Wheat. Outs Rye Barley Corn—in the ear Hay Apples—Green

$6,00@ 1,00@ 35® 60@ 75@ 35@ 50 8,00@ 75@ 1,00 2,00@ 2,50 3,50@ 3,25 3,00(5} 15@ 8@ 60@ 70 1,25@ 1,50 50@ 8@ 10

Dried

Teaches Beans Butter—Fresh

Corn Meal Chickens—Dressed Potatoes Bacon—Hams

Sides .Shoulders

Oct. 20, 1S55.

TO1855,RIDING

mile west of rawfordsville.

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"The Missouri Compromise is past hope and past praying for. It is dead. By enemies stabbed, and by friends drugged into sleep that knows no waking. We have stood by it tojthe last, have hoped for it when others have abandoned themselves to mtre lamenting, have held it up when others have folded their hands, and have ministered unto it when others have been for shuffling it off and ridding the world of it forever.

We have worked for it faithfully and perse-[most height of North's Circus, will take place a veringly. We have worked in vain. The

breath is no longer in it. Let the coffin ,*** °r

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT.

REMARKS.

None offered. Sugar cured.

6@ 1@ S

Lard Pork Beef—on Ilocf Clover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugar Molasses, N. 0. White Fish Mackerel, half bbl. Salt Onions

3,50@ 4,00 8,50® 8,75 6,00@ 2,00® 3,00 18® 15 6 1 80@ 35 6,00® 8,00® 3,50@ 50

None. None. None.

Statement.

State of Indiana,)

Montgomery County,

A STATEMENT respecting the a fairs of the American Express Company, made pursuant to an act of the Legislature of the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act declaring Express Companies to be common carriers and providing for the safety of articles entrusted to their care," approved March 5, 1855:

The business of said Company is managed and its property and cfinets are owned by seven Trustees, whose full names and paoper places of residence, arc as follows, viz: Henry Wells, of Aurora John Buttcrfield, of Utica William G. Fargo, of Buffalo Johnston Livingston, of New York City Alexander Holland, of New York City, and William A. Livingston, of Livingston, all in the State of New York, and Hamilton Spencer, of Bloomington, in the State of Illinois. The persons interested as cestui que trust are the stockholders ofj said Company, wlio change from day to day, undl of whom it is impossible to make an acciirato statement, owing to the frequency of such changes.

The amount of capital employed in tho business

And wo, tho subscribers, tho Trustees above

named, do hereby agree that legal process served Oct. G, 1S55. nl'itd. upon any authorized agent of said Company in said County, 6liall be deemed and taken as good service upon said Company and ourselves.

In witness whereof wo have hereto subscribed our hands this sixth day of Soptember A. D. 1855. HENRY WELLS.

JOHN BUTTERFIELD, W.G. FARGO, *. JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Wm. A. LIVINGSTON, HAMILTON SPENCER.

New York:

Be it rcmembca, that on this sixth day of September, 1S55. boforo me came Henry Wells, John Butterfield, William G. Fargo, Johnston Livingston, Alexander Holland and William A. Livingston, and made oath that the foregoing statement, signed by them, was true according tp tho best of their knowledgo And belief.

MONTGOMERY GIBBS,

Commissioner for Indiana in New York. State of Illinois,) County of McLainc,

Be it remembered that on this twenty second day of September 1S55. before me cam&Hamilton Spencer and made oath that the foregoing statement arc requested to call and examine made by him was true according to the best of his show goods. knowledge and belief.

FRANKLTN PRICE,

Commissioner for Indiana in Illinois.

Filled for Record Oct. 12,1355 at 4 o'clock P. M. and Recorded samo dayj

State of Indiana,)

ss'

Montgomery County, I, Geo. IT. Alexander, Recorder of said County, certify that the foregoing is a true and full copy of statement as found'in Deed Record, vol. 21, page 91 of the Records of said county.

Witness my hand and official seal, October 12, 1S55. GEO. II. ALEXANDER, Recorder. vn?4

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the xtndersigned en so much satisfaction to our patrons has been appointed Excctttor of the last will last Summer. Having had several yearsand testament of Joseph Pierce, late of Moritgonl- in some of the largest importing an ery county, deceased, ba solvent.

List of Femiums for Riding.

1st Ladies Side Saddle, $50,00 2d Silk Dress Pattern, 20,00 Sd 1 Silvei Clip and Diploma, 5,00 4th I 5,00

5th 1 6th 1 7th 1 5,00 Sth 1 5,00

List of Premiums for Driving.

The best Lady Driver double or single harness. 1st 1 Set Silver Desert Spoons,: $7,00 2d 1 ........5,00

Awarding Committee.

Clinton Taylor of Lafayette. Pearson Ball, d.o David Webb, Covington. Hugh Dclsell, Indianapolis.

T. VT. I*

by.

THE

r' 4 vn Dimvn sell to the highest .bidder, (or in other words take GRA1VD &. DRIVING MATCH, all they can get. To retailers in the country we

COME OFF ON THE 25th of October, wouldssav that we are now prepared to furnish on tho farm of Martin Vanhook. half them with their fall and winter Stocks, at less than

Bv tfrder of EtSWORTH, President.

Sec'y. (Irinter's fee $3,00)

SHAVING- SALOON. Main Street, Opposite Court House.

subscriber would respectfully inform the pubiic that he has fitted up an elegant Shaving Saloon over R. II. Craig's Bakery, where he 3 nreparod to cxocnte his profession in the latest na most approved stvle.

T3 Tp TTYTTTRTT'TOIV

PROF. McFARl.AND'S

Grand /Eria! Ascension.

On a single wire, 300 feet in length, to the top-

fow moments previous to the opening of the Circus

nanve'

LEVI J. NORTH'S

COLOSSAL

Largest Company in the World!—Three Companies in One! EQUESTRIAN, GYMNASTIC & JUYENIFE.

This immense tripic concern will, upon entering the city make a gorgeous procession, introducing the Splendid Band Chariot, drawn by eight elegantly caparisoned steeds, and containing "William BlytHe's National Brass Band. Immediately in the j*ear will follow the whole Tronpe of Children, en Lilliputian Ponies

WiH exhibit at Crawfordsville, Monday, October 22. Admission—Box 50 Cents. Pit 25 Cents. Children to Box half price.

Doors open at 2 o'clock find 7 o'clock, p. m.—Performance half an hotir aftei.

The Equestrian Troupe comprises the following distinguished Performers: MadntnoisclI.e Louisa, le premiere Equestrienne et Danseusc de Londre, Paris, Berlin et Vienna.

Lf.yi

North,

Wm-Naylor, Vincent, N. Rodgers, Carlisle, G. Aiclier, Wheclor, The Gymnastic Corpte, embraces, Sig. Antonie, the greatEqhi-

?'antominic

oise Artiste Mons. Isadore, the Performer. Mr. as McFarland, the wonderful Tignt Rope Artiste. Mr. T. Miller, and Mr. A. J. Perry.

The Juvenile Concentration of Twenty Little Chiidren, in Arenic Novelties of ineffable magnificence, entitled

INSTRUMENTS.

T. D. BROWN,

No. 3, Commercial Block,

TT7OTLD inform his customers, and the public generally that be has succeeded in obtaining the agency for the sale of Dr. Daniel's celebrated TRUSSES,

SHOULDER BRACES. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, CLUB FOOT SHOES,

WEAK ANCLE SHOES, ARTIFICIAL ARMS. HANDS AND LEGS.

Which he will ffirnish at manufacturers retail priccs. He has now on hand a very large and complete assortment of the above articles which the afflictcd

EST" Remember No. 3. June 30,1S55.

DAVIS & GARVrN,

1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

DRY GOODS CLOTHING BOOTS, SHOES'

nATS, CAPS, QUEENS WARE, NOTIONS &C.

TT.rOULD inform thoir friends and tho public VV generally, that they have just received their enormous, stock, of Fall and Winter Goods, our motto is Large Sales and Small Profits and we shall still adhere to our One Price System which hasgivduring the yearS experience

Moritgonl- in some of the largest importing and Jobbing

Said estate is supposed to Houses in Boston: we possess facilities for pnrcliasEL1SHA G. PIERCE ing goods lower tnau our neighbors, and wc guarExecutor. aritce that our priccs shall be lower than those who

Terhs:—One

OTTO JONES.

A fiflfi lights of PINE SASH of all sizes left VjLfUv/ for sale by FI. Ott. Drncgist. August 4, 1555. v7n8yl.

prices, we have on hand diff(

Louisville or Cincinnati 1000 pieces of prints of different brands which we will sell from 10 to 15 per ct., under the manufacturers prices. Our immense Stock of Clothine has been bought extremely low as manufactured ex prcssly for us, and will be sold at a very small advance on Eastern oost. Our Stock will be at all

6,00 times full, as weha%-e made arrangements to have 5,00 goods forwarded to us woekly by Exprcess. Call and see us at the old stand of M. Snook & co?, opposite the Conrt House.

EDWIN A. D"\ IS. I v, JOHN W. GARVIN, ,Late

Oct. 13 '55 v7nl3 tf.

ofBoston'Mass

NOTICE,

ISthe

hereby given that the undersigned Guardians of heirs at law of Nathan Ball, late of Montgomery county, deceased, will sell at private sale the following described real estate in said county, to-wit: the undivided eight and a fourth tenths of the three following tracts, to-wit: The west fialf of the north west quarter of section thirty-two in township twenty north of range five west, except 3 acres thereof on the sonth side of the Williamsport State road and the east half of the south west quarter of section thirty-two in same township and range: and the south west quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-two in the same township and range.

thin', of the purchase money to De

paid in hand, one third in six months and the residue in twelve months from day of s.ile, the purchaser securing tho deferred payments by note with approved suriSty, waivirig'valuation arrd appraisement laws, and bearine interest from date.

LEVI MOORE & JAMES BALL, Guardians of said heirs'."

October 6, 1555.—nl2w8.

250

lbs be»t S. F. Indido in store and for sale' by WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

Farmer's and Mechanics

E A N E

Oct. 13 'oo

the unequalled

and unapproachable Principal

Spanish

BIill

Fight,theForty Thieves, Cinderella, Aladdin or the Wonderful Lamp, &c., in all of which the Little Victoria North, the Youth ful Equestrienne, Miss Jenningd Ella Mayberry, Master Willie Master Jonnings, and others will appear

Will be introduced at each performance, the celebrated Dancing Horse,

r'cs

of said Company in the State of Indiana is, as of every kind. nearly as the sum can be ascertained, Five Thous- This Company will also perform at Jamesand Dollars. tovrn, Saturday, Oct. 20.

Tammany,

able Tiick Horse

the unapproach

Spot Beauty

also, the sagacious

Lilliputian Ponies, Tom & Jorry, Ilarry Stcbbins' Fashion, Unclcned, &c. E N E N N I N S the Clown, whose wit is infinite, will open his Budget of Comicalities, hits at Popular Follies, Vaga-

and Waggeries, and Humorous Eccentricities

IHAKJjW o.

.noi-31w.

Scenic Rider..

Horace Smith.

the celebrated Two Horse Rider and 100 Somerset Thrower. Mr. A. Pastor. Mr. Kennedy,

Gin

WILSON

Groceries,

Sept. 26,1855.

MORINO'S,

frills. Agent

Prints &c.

500

for sale by

SURGEONS SPLINTS, LACE STOCKINGS. BANDAGES, &c.,&c.

No trouble to

v6n50tf.

THE BOSTON CHEAP STORE.

BENEFIEL AND ELTZROT1I

Hopposite

AVING removed toJ. W. Lynn's building Wilson. Grimes & Burbridge. Comnieroial Block, beg leave to say to their patrons and people generally, that they are now in receipt of' one of the most superb Stock of Goods they have ever had the pleasure of offering for sale. Our Stock comprises a general va.iety, and has been selected with reference to the demands of the people nnd at Fiicb unusually low priccs, that we are prepared to sell on the most accommodating terms.

THE LADIES

are respectfully invited to call and look at our Plain and Faney Dress Goods. Soft Straw Silk Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons. Antique trimmings and belt-1 ingfi Collars, Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery und Shoes.

CLOTHING.

We invito purchasers, who wish to savo money! to examino our entirely New Stock of Clothing which we are selling at very reduced prices.

HATS & CAPS,

PAPER! PAPER!!

We would like to nave about 500 lbs., of good Butter, 1000 lbs., Lard. 500 lbs.. Feathers. 1000 lbs of Rags and 1000 Pair of Socks. Stockings and Mittens. Almost any thing taken in Exchange for goods at fair cash priccs.

pieces Prints best brands. French, Scotch & Ara'cn Ginghams. Bleached Shirting and Sheeting

50 50 25 25 10

Ticking, Shirting Stripes, Flannels, Bales, Brown Sheeting, in store and

JlJl

of the most improve:? Styles from 23cts., to §-400." GLASS, CHINA & QHEENSWARE. Call an*] sec.

ind Cross-Cnt Saws and files. Super.'r,Q Ax^s and Mazlin Kettle?, Tnb*», Packets, bowls'

Mill and Brass and Baskets.

BENEFIEL & ELTZROTIf.

Oct., 13 '55 vTnlStf.

ESTJCAYED.

A Dark brindle Co*,v. sniali si?5. a whit'*, spot en jfi.her left flank, the end or" her tail white, sh.'-rt horns. The subscriber will pay a liberal .reward to any person finding- or givins infrrTnalien where she i:-:.

TIJOMA

MES

"Wholesale :i\ Retail Denlfrs in

5'HKT?

Dry Goods,

Queesware, Hardware, Iron,

WILSON, GR1MP:S & Co.

have on hand and for sale cheap as the cheapest a largo stock of Cloths, Cassi-

lcres, Sattinetts, Tweeds, Janes. Linscys, Drills. Cotton, Flanels &c. WiLSON, GRIMES & CO.

*7VT OW open and for sale (up stairs) a large stock -L of Gents and Boys Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes &,e.

WILSON. GRIMES & CO.

pieces of Carpet various Grades in store. WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

Hardware,

Coffee and Teas.

ZT|"| BAGS Rio and Java Coffee O" 40 Chest and Catteria I. M. G. P. & Y. II. Teas received at WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

Sundrrcs.

BALES Batts, Wick and Twine. 20,000 Half Spanish, Principe and Regalia Cigars. 8 Bbls S. C. Soda, also Chocolate^ 8 Boxes Starch. Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ci nana on, Akin), Ceppares. Saltpetre. Glue, Sosiii. Sulphur. Yeast. Madder. »Vc.

"WV B.

W0T7LD

respectfully

Slontecmerv counl

CHEWING AND SMOKING TORACCO. Among his stock will be found a superior quality of ,, IIONEY DEW.

JINNEY L1ND TWIST, VIRGINIA CAVENDISH, GOLDEN LEAF,

PANCAKE, HAVANNA CIGARS, MAGNOLIAS,

PRINCI PIES,

together with other brands and qualities tio na merous to mention. Orders from country dealers promptly filled at the lowest rates.

Hay 26, 1S55. v6-no45tf. 'C

Ladie's Fancy Dress Sc Timming Goods.

full stock of Ladie's white and fancy dress arid trimming goods, gloves, hosiery, ribbons. cijging, laces kc.. now open and for sale.

PIANOS,of

OrFTC

and Wai! Paper

A nice assortment of Window from 10 to 50 cents a bolt. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco, Indigo..Madder. Soda, Starch and Spieingsin general, ui! of the N 1 kink.

*1 to S'20. Then nr.Lottery, whi flOO.OOO, For instance

Nails,

No. 1 & 2 Commercial Block, Green St.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

ARE

now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock, consisting of a very large and general assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Ready Made Clythihg, Ilats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots ancl Sliocg, Carpeting, Queensware, Hardware, Saddelry, Groceries, Dye Stuffs, Iron, Nails, Glass, Glassware, Axles, Springs, Steel, Bolts, Wicking, Twine, &c., &e., to which they invite the attention of purchasers. Qur stock having been sclecte.d with great care, and bought direct from Eastern hotises, importers und commission merchants, we feel confident in saying to our customers and the public at large that we cannot be beat in quality, styles and priccs, and that wc can and will sell you goods as good and as cheap as any House in the place.

WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

Cashmere and Delains,

50 pieces all wool Morinos (all colors) plain and fancy Delains. Thil

100 25 Thibet, Persian and Plaid Clotns 25 Mohair arid Alpacca Lustre, plain and fancy, for sale bv 'WILSON. GRIMES & GO.

Queensware, Saddlery, Cooper xfes

and Carpenters Tools, Iron, Steid, Axfcs Springs. Nails &c. A full stock now receiving. WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

TOBACCO STORE.

Keeney

WILSON, GRIMES, & CO.

Fiano Tuning.

O gans, Melodeons, Accordeons, and

all kind Instauments tnned and repaired.— Orders left at TNcwman's jewelry store will receive prompt attention. L. KISSNER.

Renerence, Mr. Newman, Miss/Ilows, Mr. Haskill, .Mr. Sumcn.3-/' Oct. 13'55 v7nl3—-3w.

StOVCS.

A splendid lot of COOKING STOVES. fe?kTpt Constantly on hand, and for sale" at No. 5, Commercial Block, by

June 23, '55— o49. A. BARGELT & CO.

."WJE 33-.

sale at low prices.

All our Clothing is manufactured garment to give perfect satisfaction.

SECURE

the

Lotterjfh. j" At.?niov.r.. July Tie:( to or CcrtiTuJ."-^ J' ii'ithori

ns-

When the

w.n tho Ti'-kc!

Rooms over Wilson. Grimes & Burbridgc's store. Visit the Gallerv. J. W. McCONNELI. & Co.

August 2d, 1S55. v7-3-2m.

E N A S

WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL

No. 10 East J'ourth Sirr.ct,

Between Main

and Sycamote Sts.

of all kinds

inform the citizens of1 small and la

ontgcmcry county that he has removed ted extr.u' his establishment to the stand formerly occupied Hair and by T. D. Brown, and one door east of the llolton short- we IIousc. He will keep constantly on hand a larce elephant's, to supply of CHOICE CIGARS.

TWOManufacturer's

Wholseale and Hetail Dealers in

DRY GOODS, CL0TM K.

T| AVE just received ap.oiher large lot of svasar.able clothing, which ilirv offer for

DON'T !iCY'SJ,OI WORK!'

Anyi-AcoNFoi.if)ATj-.nj

els. in the Lottcrif by the State of Mr

Owing to numerous .application" from ail pr'rts[ of tiie country, tho management will give tiiuir attention to the filling of orders for Tickets or Ci-i'i-ficates. in Use Maryland Lotteries.

Pir-"":-*' *'1 -:t!y '.y upTj'.i v!n.- ihi ir c-rdc-is lor ti.e -Iri'.'*- "r '".-ien-.c co.L

Ttiesc. Lotteries are -draw Ciiy K.:! ti:r e. u:id-1 tb. su

given to the State t:.all Prizes. The riri^es of .WAV

inierofiK Pvi

'./•.--s ir from ?1 'I'.rk.-t

'.i i'n:w •oruinr: Lo tlK-

ani-nint i.'O Of ill

rickets

i* about

iiain 'nl

P-r.

lilv

•n rccfr.Pl ct wir.ci

win

I in the Lottery desi£.T.:it: .i ''n i'ua« nc.-ne.W ilesigna't-J. *l.ri Lott r. th drav.n after buyer nnsgo* tho session. An Official Sckcmo ci tl I sent with all t!c!:c's on!er:(' an ordinary envelope, and «.n tVio day the Lottery drawn the ofticiul J'JrawMitT will be sent.'-fciVHl with a written EspIaJiati'-n of no result ot purchasc. The Drawn Numbers arc also publishotl in the daily papers of tho City of BuHin'.nre. nnd in the Daily National Inttdliireneer. Washincrt'ifi. I1

A Circular containing all the Schemes will b._sent to any one by addressing the undersigned. Address orders for 1 ickcts to

F. X. BEEN AN. No.

1 b.

Calvtht

Stj:i:et.

Baltimore, Mauyt.ant*.'.'.11:.ttfy

August 25,1855. v7n'»yl.

CWILDKEN'S

Likenesses taken in a short spare

of time, a point long desired. Likenesses tak in cloudy or rain}' weather equal if not superior to any Galcry in the west. My pictures far surpass those taken by a sky-licrlitin many respects, having all the light tiiat is desirable, in niv present rooms

Particular attention paid to every branch of my business. Gold and silver plateing on watches, jewelry, &c., on short notice.

CINCINNATI, OH if-.

now receiving a large stock of Knglish and American Carpets, Curtain CJonds, Oil Cloths, &c.*, &c., for the P'ail trade, to whii-h he respectfully invitee the attention of the piibl'c.

September 22,1.S.55. nlow

DISSO LU TI O N.

ri^IIE Partnership heretofore existing between

Smith, Stilwcil & Allen, bus this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The books and accounts are left in the hands of Tob Smith and can be found at the Treasurer's office. Those in debt to the firm will please cali anil settle immediately: wc need the monev at onee una without deist v. I

SMITH, STILWKLL A- ALLKN.

August 27, 1855.'' nTtf.

CITY CO*FKCTfoS'A llY

A S E S O

rpAKES jdeasure in informing the Ladies and .x Gentlemen of Cruwfordsville. and the juvenile portion of community, that he has opened up a Confcctioury establishment on »reen street, one door south "of the i'ost (Aliwhere ymi can be supplied wita articles new and fresh: r-urii a?(.V.ndies. Nut.*.. Raisins. Citron. Lemon Gerkins. Sardines, Musical Instruments. Cane and Willow II .- kets, China and Wooden Toys of all kinds, s.-.rts and sizes also, an endless variety of other notion*

toilet Arrnrj.i.s.

Boston cxpreesly for u?, and wc warrant everv

GOOD FIT!-

A fashionable good fitting g-.rmeni costs no more than an ill shaped one D. fe G. have always on !i md, and are constantly receiving sucb. We have also the largest and best sek-cJed stock'of I.),'v Good, to be found in town.

a§@Ti,

i?.:

ryland bear the litho«r.'!tphed ittirc O! Bj:knan, General Agent for the Contratoi. J111'-' .... others are frauds.

CaUlplDGlI S Old sT- LrlliC*, COIHC X.I any

X--

uy in j-.-tiie in r'.uU'ii-i-'n:." "i th

t)iu. r.uyiiHmt ^'ic V,r.} eke'.- :n-proi-'octicr.

April 1-f. I?",".

KEPT

q.iali-.y C- lognc?

ICE CREAM and LEM N ALE when the weather is suitable. July 1-t, 1S "."1.

Gross FarrelFs Arabian Liniment: for sale at prices, at No. 8. Cemmer- .an.

Block. bv

cial June 2. 1S55. T. T). BROWN,

Administrator's Noticr.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned appointed Administrator ot' tho estate of Enoch Morgan, late ot Montijonu-rv Ctfantv. deceased. Said estate Is supposed to t-e solvent.

EDWARD S. MORGAN. Administrate?, Oct. o,lS55—nl2-w3.

20,000

highest cash price.

BUSHELS of Wheat wanted immediately for which I will pav tbo

Drugstore. He fias received i. freshsu-pplv of h. Drues fe Medici»ts. August 4,

Julv 5, 18o.r.—tf.

tCi ,v ,V. '?$«

WATSON & CO,

i*.vuK-nrif^

I to ire or.-! v.'v'l «eln *t»»«l. iy wei-1 bf.r :-'.t f.o ?.-!! interest -."alt r.nd

3!' Uuh c: •n'.S SiWill flld it

a!jd pt-r-v

to.

''hir stock

most cxtenniva ia

^,'ATSON A

A 4.

kmcsule ami 2\dail Dealer In

nut M!rClXKS, niK.MICALS.

AN tilTJM.KAD,

.'I'viiUMvi !, aic, A.rf id,Iiruslm«, ftr.%

I nary A-rficlf

I'l

"N ,i COM.MKKCIAL !/)».'K.

•1 AKI.vS I/us* method of informitvr his nnmerf.sm hat he-is now in recciptof a heavvsuji-

ii.l

kiviun

ii:

l:i.

lino, and invites them to

call and lok through his stock, assuring them tlint v.-!,r-n in need of arly artieh-s in his line he will use all endeiiv.irs to suit tlu-:n.: both in regard to quality and price.

Phyr-icinns will find it to tlioir interest to call a: examine lusstoelc before purchasing elsewhere, Remember the place-No. ". Commercdal

J'lac 13

yZ5—vt5n47.-

Guardian's Sale.

'"P'-IIil undersigne-i as Guardian of the person r.nd -8. estate fif.Ioim und Nathaniel JSarnet, will sell at privati' s.'le the fl!owitig rleseribed real estate, situ..led the comity of ,V.onlgomerv. in the Stato of Indiana,' to-wit:' The un'divi-lJd two-cii'hth jvirls of the north-west quarter of section twenty. ur in iownshii' nineteen rioith of raugo six west.

I ki:mh:-- Oiv.t iial of the purehaso money cash in hn::d at time I'fsu!.-, and the balance in six month:* from day ol sale., the purchaser securing payment thereof by iiote. with freehold security, nnd" with out relief from valuation lawft.

O N S ii an

E 3 1

on hand

ders promptly-

:j of

^.•I'S,"i-. ].c«. .i

l.'.d

The srentiemcii will a! ment the bst (.'i/ar.-. -.vi :.--i-,-this market. Chewinir Tnbwv-o. Pii

•5 ^/'.t^bli 0*.6" I

T^OR which the CASH market price will bo -T by the tnulersigned to be delivered

wells or cisterns. All or-

I -A-cers promptly atrended to. The pumps aro warranted good or no pav. J. W. COREY.

Reference. .T. II. Robinson. ("rawfordsville, July 23, If-54: v'tn^tf.

C'."FsspIcJS, ^aSfy & linrtor,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

tit T.w. :v

DRV

Goons.

GROCER IKS &c.

CraitTorI*viElo, Ind. A

TKIr.MENlOL*S STOCK OK

DHY. GOODS,

11 i:.l EY HA im CliOTIKIIVCir,

BOOTS & SHOES,

'iUrCICSWARE, GROCERIES,

Y:\R.\S, BATTINGS &C

•i i:

hours

\,r !Vir ju!. a: puhli yuars

hnnd

v^.nS'

BUSHELS OF BARLEY WANTED.

paid.

Crawfordsville Brev.-crv. HENRY LOUNZ. Brewer. Septembers, 1S55.—3m.

Opened.

uron

r*?y

pening no sold

just rccei'?cii and arc now iheir ex ton.-si ve sale reruns and will I

at such pi:r:.a an will convince this community that they can

pav': monky-

J"-pt. -2 l3*". -. 7-nlO.

and money saved is

money made by purchasing of them —they will convince any one of this fact bv oalling. C. G. & IL

AI/S SALT. ,:1 r-xociitif-n Fj Fa to mo

cl st'.n: th'

r.f-rk's

of tho Circuit

tfe". Lnitf"! States for the District of In •vi.l the- nth day. Noveniber A. I).: lfcr:sc 4i..or i:i tii-j town of Craw--Vigomcry count.*. Indiana, between of V) o'clock A. M.'and lock P. M. i.ayc.tioj).the rent: tnd proStathe foiSowing real estate too

w: y. Par" the .-o!it,h west quarter of section (31 thirty oi'e in towi^hip If' nineteen, north range •i lour west. It heinjr the north east corncr oC said^quartcr. and all that part lying north of tha Cwin^ton stale road leading from Crawford»\*ilio-' t" Covington. The south liiie of tho tract hereby deeded commences on the east, line of said quarter at a stone planted on the north f.ldo of said Covington state road, thonco westerdely with said road to a forked sycamoro tree on the ledge of tho bluff of Sugar Crook, thence across the road to a beech and iron wood on the lino between said qnar ter r.nd the land formerly owned by Isaac Beeler, containing f5} eight acres bt- tho same more or less

^'bireto realize a sufficient sum tosat-

ta® demand I will at the same time and

and in manner afforesaid. offer for sale tho fi?o simpio of said above described real estate, taken a-»- the property of the defendant at tho suit of A bin B-lckinirham against Baid defendant Johri W. Blair.

JOHN L. ROBINSON. U. S. Marshal District Judge. By Geo. McOuat, Deputy.

Sep. 29. ]?55. v7-nll-Jw. Printers fee ^7.53cta.)

4,'hoicc Teas!

have recei"ved an invoice of ve-

D. MASTER.-ON. '#£'fcrv f.no GUNPOWDER. YOU NO HYSON.

„, „T" ~7 IMPERIAL, and BLACK TEAS, out up in a to a to O

pa a re am as a

supply of soid at tho paefcaee price. CAMPBEIJ., GALEY A IIAKTER. v7a5vl.«.ept. 2*-', 1:05. v7nl'.