Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 October 1855 — Page 3

EJfORMOirs PROJECTILES.

We copy the following from a late number of the Liverpool Timet. Three monster shells have been landed on the arsenal wharf, at Woolwich from the Low Moor foundries, being each of the following dimensions: Diameter, 3 feet 9 inches weight, 1 ton cwt. They arc the first of a number of that species which had been ordered for the purpose of being dispatched toSebastopol for the reduction of that! fortress. An experimental gun has likewise been founded at Liverpool for projecting these enormous missiles, weighing no less than 20 tons.

men can assemble, and any mechanic who can pay the fee of one dollar per annum, will here have society and music, even objects of beauty about him. It is hoped, eventually, to sprinkle the walls with picture, and to place there statuary and cast*, and works of art. Another room is furnished with a library and newspapers and querterlies, where the laborer can spend his evenings in quiet reading. The lower saloon is a public coffee and ice-cream saloon, nothing being allowed in the whole building which can intoxicate.

"The World

owes me a

Kendall

I am aware of!"

(£rA beautiful thought, this, tvhich we find in one of our exchanges:.

"If there is a man who tan cat his tread in peace with God and man, it is the the man who has brought that bread out of the earth. It is cankered by no blood."

JSP~Disappointment in marriage, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon hung herself on Sunday in Lisboh, N. Y., by bending down the top of a young tree, fastening herself to it with a cord, and letting it spring back. Ingenitfus and highly poetical suicide.

&£7"TheN. Y. Times says 2,000 or 3,000 tons of American gunpowder have beeti shipped from New York for the British in the Crimea.

CRAW FORDS VILLE TRICE CURRENT. IT"

AltTICI-KS.

Flour a Wheat Oats Ryo Barloy Corn—iu the oar Hay Apples—Green

|S,00@ l,80@j S5@ 60® 7o@ pr.(a 30 8.00 75@ 1,00 2.00® 2,50 8 50@ 3,25

Dried

Feaohot Beans Bnttor—Fresh

S',00@ 15(Si S@

Corn Meal Chickcns— reused Potatoes Bacon—Hams

formed a buildi House." It contains three large handsome ir.Eton. in the State of Illinois." The persons in rooms, which are appropriated for the ter-eBtcd as r«/»i cw trust ate the^ stockholders of .• ,1 said (ompanv. who change from day to day. and amusement and mutual instruction of the

Living."—It is

a favorite saying among indolent people that the world owes them a living—and many honest men, blinded by sophistry, give their assent to the doctrine. The truth is, the world owes to every man a chance to earn a living but there are as many degrees of difference between this doctrine and the other, as there are between the morality of Socrates and Epicurus. To deprive a man of the means of living, is to compel him to beg or steal—but to permit him to eat the bread others earned, is to declare labor dishonorable, and idleness a mark of distinction. The world owes a living to those who are unable to earn it for themselves but every able bodied man owes it to the world to earn his own living.— CI. Leader.

Royal Beauty.—Kendall,

of the New Orleans Picayune, writes home that the ladies in Waiting upon Victoria at Paris, were "a distressingly homely yet." nor does the profane Republican treat royalty any better. Listen to his description of .* tho Princess Royal of England: "tthe is fat, chubby, and coarse specimen of a girl, a homely likeness of her mother, who nev«r set up any pretensions to beauty that

(£7-Gov. Adams, of South Carolina, in a late speech, said: Tho Union has proved too strong for nullification, too strong for secession, and would prove to strong for Abolition. That fell spirit would be crushed whenever it was ^brought in collission with the federal government in Massachusetts. The people there would not not involve the country in civil war and revolution in their opposition to slavery.

.. (ErA young preacher of the Methodist persuasion is said to be creating as much excitement in London now as Irving did some years ago, ar.d as Whitfield did long before his tinv\ His name is Spurgen, and his age scarcely 33 years. Ilis eloquence is described as most extraordinary —overwhelming with its force ani brilliancy and his voice has the characteristics which Whitfield's is said to have possessed —a ringing tone, and capable of being heard by an assemblage of 10,000 persons.

1,26® 1,50 50^ 10

Sides Shoulders

None offered. Sugar curod.

6@ 7@ 3

Lard Pork Beef—on Hoof--Clover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugnr Molawos. N.O.--White Fish Mackerel, lialfbbl. Salt Onions

8.50@ 4,00

3..S0C4 Sj75 6.00@ 2.00(3 8.00 1S(S5 15

S0@

6.00@ S.00® 8,f.0@ '50®

None. None. None.

WATCH J?| MAKER

I N O W N

LX)Kfirst

Hy.RTl! We hAvo succeeded in obtain ing the celebrated Mr. Patte*sox, of New York, a rate Watch Maker, and we are nowprepared to repair your Watches and Jewelry in quick notico. Bring them on.

H. PURSEL & BRO.

May 5,1885. nf tf

4'-

Statement.

Slate of Indiana,}

Montgomery Comity, A ST A TEMEXT respecting the affairs 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 safely of articles entrusted to their care,'1 approved March 5, 1855:

The business of said Company is mannered and it" property and effects are owned*by .seven Trustees. whose full names and paoper places of residence are as follows, viz: Henry Wells, of Aurora: John Butterfield, of Utica: William G. Fargo, of Buf-

w]lojn

mechanics and laborers. One is fitted up statement, owing to the frequency of such changes, as a music and conversation room. Here 'nicnmonnt of capital employed in the business ,t of said Company the State ol Indiana is. as the Wives and daughters of the worUin0 nearly fts the sum can be ascertained, Five Thousand Dollars.

js impossible to make an accurate

And we. the subscribers, the Trustees above named, do hereby agree that legal process served upon any authorized scent of said Company in said County, shall be deemed and taken

SHOULDER BRACES. A 111 )VM IN A SUITORTERS,

CI.UH FOOT SHOES. WEAK ANCLE SIIOES. ARTIFICIAL ARMS.

good

service upon said Company and ourselves. In witness whereof we have hereto subscribed our hands this sixth dav of September A. I). 1855.

State

HENRY WELLS. JOHN BUTTERFIELD, W. G. FARGO. JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, ALEXANDER not,LAND. Wm. A. LIVINGSTON, HAMILTON SPENCER.

of New York:

Be it remembca, that on this sixth clay ef September, 1855. boforc 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 to tho best of their knowledge and belief.

MONTGOMERY OTBBS,

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

County of IHcLaine, Be it remembered that on this twenty second day of September 1S "5. before me came Hamilton Spencer and inade oath that the foregoing statement made by him was true according to the best of his knowledge and belief,

FRANKLTN PRTCE,

i- Commissioner for Indiana in Illinois. Filled for Record Oct. 12.1S55 at 4 o'clock P. XI. and Recorded same day)

State of Indiana,)

Montgomery County, j" I, Geo. H. 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.

ss:

Witness i:iv hand and official seal, October 12, 1S55. GEO. II. ALEXANDER, Recorder. v7nl4

A 1)311MSTilATOR'S NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given that tlio has been appointed Fxeeuto and testament of .Joseph Pierce. late of Montgomery county, deceased. S :id estate is supposed be solvent. .. ELI SUA O. PIERCE

Oct. CO, lS5,j. Executor

SHAVING SALOON. Main Street, Opposite Court House.

ving Saloon over R. H. Craig's Bnlccry, where he is prepared to execute his profession in the latest and most approved style.

1 fl rwT^gh^ of TINE SASH of all sizes left iU,UUU f«.r sale by II. Ott, Druggist. August-i, 1S05. vTnSyl.

INSTRUMENTS.

T. D. BROWN,

No. 3, Commercial Block.

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

IIE subscriber would respectfully inform the prices, and that we can and will sell you goods as public that he hns fitted up an elegant ona- good and as cheap as anv House in tlie place. WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

HANDS AND LEGS, SURGEONS SPLINTS. LACE STOCKINGS,

Winch lie will furnish at manufacturers retail prices. lie has now on hand a very larre and complete ne assortment 01 the above articles which the afflicted are requested to call and examine. No trouble to I TARD WARE show ffoods.

Remember No. 3.

June 80.1S5,". vGiioOtf.

THE BOSTON CHEAP STOSE.

DAVIS & GARVLN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX

13RY GOODS CLOTHING BOOTS, SHOES' HATS, CAPS. QUEENSWARE, NOTIONS &C.

TTTOUL'I) inform tiwir friends and the public VV generally, that tliev have just received their enormous stock of Fall and Winter Goods, our motto is Large Sales and Small Profits and we shall I still adhere to our One Price System which hasgiv-

nu,ch

satisfaction to our patrons during "the

ln»t Summer. Having had several cars experience in some of the largest importing and Jobbing Houses in Boston: we possess facilities for purchasing goods lower thftu our neighbors, and we guarantee that our prices shall be lower than those who soil to the highest bidder. (6r in other frords take all they can get. To retailers in the country wc wouldssay that wc are now prepared to furnish them with their fall and inter Stocks, at less than

Louisville or Cincinnati nrices. we have on hand

1000 pieces of print" of different brands which we1 will sell from 10to 15 perct., under the manufacturers prices. Our immense Stock of Clothing has been bought extremely low as manufactured ex pressly for ns, and will be sold at a very small advance on Eastern oost. Our Stock will be at all times frtll, as wc have made arrangements to have goods forwarded to us wnekly by Expreess.

Call and see ns at the old stand of M. Snook & co.. opposite the Court House. EDWIN* A. DYIS.

JOHN W. GARVIN, Oct. 18 '55 v~n13 tf.

Late of Boston, Ma«s

XOTICJS,

ISthe

hereby given that the undtirsisncd 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 eicht and a fourth tenths of the three following tracts, to-wit: The west half of the north west quarter of section thirty-two in township twenty north of range five west", except 8 acres thereof on the south side of the Williamsport State road: and the east half of the south west qnaftcr of section thirty-two in same township and range and the south west quarter of the south east quarter of section thirty-two in the same township and rahge.

Terms:—One third of the purchase money to be paid in hand, one third in six months and the residue in twelve months from day of sale, the purchaser securing the deferred payments by note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, and bearine interest from date.

LEVI MOORE & JAMES BALL. Guardians of said heirs.

October 6,1S55.—pl2wS.

250

lb« be«t S. F. Icdido in store ar.d for sale by WILSON, GRIMES fc Cc.

Fanner's and Mechanics

EXCHANGE.

BENEFIEL AND ELTZROTH

Hopposite

AVING removed to J. \V. Lynn's building Wilson, Grimes fc Burbridge. Commercjal Block, beg leave to say to their patrons and people generally, that they are now in receipt of cnc of the most superb Sk* of Goods they have ever had the pleasure of offering for sale. Our Stock comprises a general va.ietv, and has been selected with reference to the demands of the people and at such unusually low prices, that wo are prepared to sell on tho 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 beltings,. Collars, Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery and Shoes.

CLOTHING.

We in vitc purchasers, who wish to save m^nev to examine our entirely New Sto.-k of Clothing which wc are selling at very reduced prices.

HATS & CAPS,

of the most improved Styles from 25cts..tp &400. GLASS, CHINA & QUEENSWARE. Mill and Crops-Cut Paws and files. Snperion Axes Brass and Mazlin Kettles. Tubs, Buckets, bowls and Baskctsi

PAPER! PAPER!!

A nice assortment of Window and Wall rapefro::! 10 to 50 cents a bolt. Tea. Coffee. Sugar, Tobacco, Indigo, Madder. Soda. Starch and Spicincrs in general. ail of the No. 1 kink.

We would like to have about 500 lbs., of pood Butter, lO'JO lbs., Lard. 5^0 ]i»3.. Feathers. looO lbs of Bugs and 1000 Pair of Socks, Stockings and Mittens. Almost any thing taken in Exchange for poods at fair cash priecs.

ADark

BENEFIEL & ELTZROTH.

Oct., 13 *55 vTnlGtf.

ESTRATED.

brindle Cow, small size, a white spot on her left fiank, the end of her tail white, short horns. The subscriber will pay a liberal reward to anv person finding or giving information where she is. THOMAS DADY.

Oct. 13 '55 nolSlw.

WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

F«ISEI«r¥ & IKWJS-JSTIC

itf a Dry. Goods,

Groceries, Queesware, Hardware,

No. 1 Sc 2 Commercial Block, dreea St. CRAWFORDSV1LLE, IND. A IJE now in receipt of their Fall and Winter 7 .1L Stock, consisting of r. very large and general

the undersigned assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Ready of the last will Made Clythihs, lints, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and

Shoes, Carpetinir, Quecnsware, Hardware. Snddelry. Groceries. Dye Shirt's. Iron. Nails. Class, Glassware. Axles, Springs, Steel. Holts, Wiekimr, Twine. &c.. fcc., to which tlr.'y invite the attention r.f purchasers. Our stock having been selected with irroafc care, and bought direct i'rotn Eastern houses, importers uud commission merchants, we feel confident in sayingto our customers and the public at large that we cannot be beat in quality, styles and

Sept. 2G, 1S35.

OTTO JONES.

MORTNO'S,

Cashmere and Dclains,

r0 pieces all wool Morinos fall colors) ?:py 1«"!0 plain and far.ey Dclains. 25 Thibet. Persian and Plaid Cloths. 25 Mohair and Alpacca Lustre, plain and fanev, for sn.le bv

500 ,r»o

"5TTc have on hand and for sale cheap as the VV cheapest a large stock of Cloths. Cassimeres, Sattinetts. Tweeds, Janes. Linseys, Drills, Cotton, Flr.nels ifcc.

NOW

BANDAGES, &c.. &c.

WILSON. GRIMES & CO.

open and for sale (up stairs'! a large stock of Gents and Boys Kcady Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes'&c.

WILSON. GRIMES & CO.

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

I ai

Queensware, Saddlery, Cooper

md Carpenters Tools, Iron. Steel. Axles, Springs, Nails Are. A full stock now receiving. WILSON, GRIMES & CO.

Coifcc and Tens.

BAGS Rio and Java Co lice 40 Chest and Catteris I. Til. G. P. Y. II. Teas received at WILSON. GRIMES & CO.

Sundrres.

20 Citrars.

BALES Ratts. Wick and Twine. 2'.',u00 Half Spanish. Principe and Regalia S Rbls S. C. Soda, also Chocolate.

S Boxes Starch. Spice. Pepper. Gincrer,

Clove?. Nuttnegs. Cinamon. Alum, Coppares. Saltpetre, Glue. Rosin. Sulphur. Yeast. Madder.

W. B. Keeney

IT70U.LD respectfully inform the citizens of Montgcmcrj- county that he has removed his establishment to the stand formerly occupied bv T. D. Brown, and one door east of "the Ilolton I House. He will keep constantly on hand a larce tOICK cifi A. RS

snP?b

CHOICE CIGARS.

CHEWING AND SMOKING TORACCO. Among his stock will be found a superior quality of HONEY DEW, 1

JIXNEY LIXI) TWIST, VIRGINIA CAVENDISH, GOLDEN LEAF,

PANCAKE. HA ANN A CIGARS, MAGNOLIAS.

PRINC1PIES,

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

IIav2§. 1S55. vo-r.o4otf.

Ladie*s Fancy Dress Sc Timming Goods. full stock of Ladies white and t' r.:-y £ress .Z'.V ard trimming goods, gloves, hosiery, ribbons, edginff. laces fcc.. now open and for sale.

PTANOS,of

WILSON, GRIMES. fc

Office

Iron, Nails,

WILSON, GRIMES GO"".

piecc

for

sale by

Prints best brands, French, Scotch ct Am'cn Gincrhams. Bleached Shirting and Sheeting. Ticking, Shirting Stripes, Flannels, Bales. Brown Sheetincr. in store and

WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

CHILDREN'S

«e5.'

now receiving a large stock of EjjuJisli and Amrrican Carpets, Cjirtain Goods, Oil Cloth*, &c., for the Fail trade, to which lie respectfully invites the attention of the public.

September 22, 1S55.

TAKES

Ore.

WILSON, GRIMES & Co.

TOB ACCO^TORET

when the weather is snitablc. July 1-J-. 1So5.

CO.

Fiano Tuning.

O gans. Melodeons. A-jcordeons, and

all kind Instalments tur.ed and repaired.— Orders left at I Newman's jewelry store wUl receive prompt attention. L. KISSNER.

Retterence, Mr. Newman, Miss. Hows, Mr. Has11 %t_

kill. Mr. Suman. Oct. 18 '55 vTnlS—Sw.

Sfovcs.

A splendid iot of COOKING STOVES. Jt^kept constantly on hand, and for sale" at No. 5, Commercial Block, by

June 2?, '55—n4P. A.BARGELT & CO

Wholseaie and Hetail Dealers in

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING K. HAVE

Bai.tt^.iore, July 1st, 1S55.

All Tickets ol* Certificates of T'aeknccs of Tickets, in tho Lotteries authorized by the State of Maryland bear the lithographed signature of F. X. Bp-kxax. General Agent for the Contrator, and any others are frauds.

Owing to numerous applications from all parts of the country, the management will give their attention to the filling of orders for Tickets or Certificates. in the Maryland Lotteries.

Persons at a distance may confidently rely upon having their orders for Tickets promptly filled, and the strictest confidence observed.

These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in the City of Baltimore, under tho superintendence of the State Lottery Commissioner. Heavy Bonds are given to the State as security for the paymcilt of all Prizes. The prices of Whole Tickets are from $1 to $20. Half and Quarter Tickets in proportion.

There arc never less than 23.000 Prizes in any Lottery, which Prizes vary in amount from £1 to £100,000, according to the price of the Tickets.— For instance—

When the pr.'^c of Tickets is §1 the highest Prize is about £5,000. When the Ticket is $•?. the Prize is about §10.000 s" £20l0O0 §io -sj

just received another largo lot of seasonable clothing, which they offer for sale at low prices.

DON'T MY SLOP WORK!

All our Clothing is manufactured in Boston expreesly for us, and we warrant every garment to give perfect satisfaction.

SECURE A' GOOD FIT!

A fashionable good fitting garment costs no more than an ill shaped one. D. & G. have always on hand, and are constantly receiving such. "Wc have also the largest and best selected stock of Dry Goods to be found in town. Call and sec.

cf the ^Taryland Co:soi.r'AT .r)

Lottei:ii

£20 £70.000

With numerous Prizes of £.10,000, £5,000, £1,000, £500, £100, etc. tc. Persons can remit us any amount, from £1 upwards, that they wish to invest, on receipt-of which "-0 forward its value in Tickets in the Lottery designated by the purchaser, or. if none be designated, then some Lottery that will be drawn after the buyer hns got the ticket in his possession. An OiTicial Sehotr.c of tho Lottery will be. sent with all tickets ordered, carefully scaled in an ordinary envelope, and on the day the Lottery is drawn the olHcial Drawing will be sent, together with a written Explanation of the result of the purchase. The Drawn Numbers are also published in tho daily papers of the City of Baltimore, and the Daily National Intelligencer. Washington. D.C.

A Circular containing all tho Schemes will sent to any one by addressing the undersigned. Address orders for Tickets to

F. X. BRENAN. No. 4

Caj.yit.t

Likenesses taken in a short space

of time, a point long desired. Likenesses taken in cloudy or rainy weather equal if nof superior to anv a lory in tho west. My pictures far surpass tho?© t-sken by a sky-li«h? in many respects, having all the light that is desirable in my present rooms.

Particular attention paid to every branch of my business. Gold and silver plateing on watches, jewelry, etc.. on shi rt notice.

Rooms ovy Wilson, Grimes 'Sc Burbridge's stor". Visit the Gallerv. J. W. McCONNELL & Co.

August 2d. 1S55.

I I E N A S

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

No. 10 East Fourth Sfrcet,

Bmvrcx

Mat"

a:c»

Sttamotk Sts. CINCINNATI. OHIO,

May 10. 1855—n-M.

0,000

Stueet,

JSai-tisioke, MAHYLASO

Aughst 23. 1855. v7n'rl.

1 Ow

DISSOLUTION.

rpHK Partnership heretofore existing between Smith. Stilwell ifc Allen, has this day beer 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 call and settle immediately we need the money at once and without delay.

SMITH, STILWELL & ALL'F.N.

Auinist 27.1.^5. n7'.f.

L.ND

A S E O

TOILET ARTICLES,

of all kinds and of the first quality Colognes—'

BUSHELS OF BARLEY WANTED.

I^OR

Opened.

TWO"Gross

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE

pleasure in informing the Ladies and YARNS, BATTINGS &C Gentlemen of Crawfordsville. and tne juvenile portion of community, that he has opened up a Tf"AVE just received and Confcc'iionry establishment on Green street, one JlJL ir door south of the Post OiSce. where you can be a: such supplied with articles new and fresh: such as Candies. Nuts, Raisins, Citron, L' mons, Gerkius. Sardines. Musical Instruments. Cane and Willow Baskets, China and Wooden Toys of all kinds, sorts and sizes also, an endless variety of other notions

Crawfordsville Brewcrv. H'ENLY September S, 1553.—3m. bluff •sigar Creek, thence across the road to a

FarrelFs Arabian Linimen

at Manutacturers prices, at No. 8, cial Block, bv June 2. 1

is hereby given that the undersigned Blair, appointed Administrator of the estate of Enoch Morsan, late of Montgomery County, deceased. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent.

EDWARD S. MORGAN, Administrator. Oct. 6,1555—nl2-w3.

VA AAA BUSHELS of Wheat wanted imjVl V" mediately for which I will pay the highest cash price.

J. D. MASTERSON.

August 4.155 vTnSvl. I

JF von want a good ^article of tobacco, go to Ott's small ^ackag?s expressly for family use and will Dras Store. He £as rcceivcd a jresh supply ef be soid at the package price. Drugs & Medicines.

July 14, 1855.—-If.

Campbell's Old Stand, comer of

G.RE.E,"V ST'S.

A P. -WATSON & CO,

pub]

jf Uo

and persons will fiud it to examine btifore purchasing elsc-when of

Is large and complete, being ihe this plaec. A. P. VV

DIIAT.F.MH IX

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES &c.

€s'.iwf«rIsvcSSc, JaaiS.

A TREMENPOUS STOCK OF

DRY GOODS,

RE&I&Il7" MBE

BOOTS 8L SHOES,

WEES WA RJ, GRO CER1ES,

Sept. 22. 1 .:: -n?0.

small and large bottler, Essences. Lubin's ccltbra- "13 virtue of a writ of execution Ki Pa 1 to me ted extracts of different kinds. Oils. Soaps, Clothes, JL directed from the Clerk's oflicc of the Circuit Hair and Tooth Brushes of the lest quality. In Court of the United States for the District of In short we_ have every thing from a cat's c-ye to ari diana. I will on the i'th day of November A.

elephants tooth. 1S05, at the Court House door in the town of CrawThe gentlemen will also find at this establish- fcrdsville. Montgomery county, Indiana, between ment the best Cigars, without (loubt, ever s'-ld in the hours of 10 o'clock A. il.'and 4 o'clock P. M. this market. Chewintr Tobacco. Pi pes. &e., A'c. oiler for sale at public auction, the rents and profits

ICE CREAM and LEMONADE always on hand for sever, years of all the following real estate to

"VT70ULD respectfully call the attention of the the surrounding ennties to call and see our stock VV public to their extensive and well selected befora purchasing elsewhere. The great riicreaso tock oi Boots & Shoos. They were bought to sell onr trade enables us to bid defiance to competi1 theif interest to call and t'011- ^'ome 011c, come all, and sec the

Our stock

fLrallaea* & I^isartiniars

a»:

inost extensive in

ATSOX ct CO.

IX IB ROWN,

Wholesale and Retail Pettier in

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,

WTIITK-LEAD, OILS,

:md price. £r%y Physicians will fihit it to their interest to call ar dj?xnnr.nc his stock before purchasing elsewhere.

Remember the place— No. •', Connnercial i^lock. June 10'55—vUn 17.

Guardian's Sale.

THE

undersigned as Guardian of the person and estate of John and Nathaniel Baruct. will sell at private sale the following dt'scrihcl real estate, situated in the eonnty of Montgomery, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: The undivided two-eichth parts of the north-west quarter of section twenty four in township nineteen north of ransro six west.

Tr.KVtf:—One half of the purchase muneycash in linnd at time o! sale, and the baluneein sir months from day of sale, the purchaser securing payment thereof by note, with freehold security, and without relief from valuation hr.v:

Reference. J. R. Robinson. Crawfordsvillc, July 2S, 1 54.

CnFaapbcSf, CJaSey

arc now openincr

their cxtcn.-ivesale rooms and will be..-old prices as will convince this community

that they can .MnM- y—i and money saved is money made) bv pur^nasing of them—they will convince any one of this factbv oallinr.

C. G. & II.

3IAI1SIIAL-S SALE.

.wit: Part of the so-.ith west quarter of section ol) I

v6n52tf. thirty one in tov.-nship 1 19) nineteen, north range ,(4'i four west. It being the north east corner of! shajj 'said quarter, and all that part lying north of the

Covington state road leading from Crawfordsville to Covington. The south line of the tract hereby

which the CASn market price will be paid, deeded commences on ihecast line of said quarter by the_ uinlcrsigned, to be delivered at the at a stone planted on the north side of said Covington state road, t.henee westerdely with said

LOUNZ. Brewer. road to a forked sycamore tree on the ledge of r.be

lor sale oin me r-

D. BROWN.

beech and iron wood on the line between said quarter and the land formerly owned by Isaac Beeler. containing(3)eight acrcs'bc*the seme more or less and upon failure to realise a sutficicnt sum to satisfy tne demand I will at the same time and place and in manner afforesaid. oifer for sale the fee simple of said above described real estate, taker, as the property of the defendant at the suit of Abia'n Buckingham against said defendant John

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

Sept. 20, iS5". vT-nll-Sv. (Printers fee

Choice Teas!

WE hare received an invoice tit ve-

GUNPOWDER, YOUNG HYSON

IMPERIAL, and ELACK TEAS, put up'in

CAMPBELL, A LEY HARTER

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GRAHAM & BE0.

The Boston Stores.

$30,000_ST0CE

Three Rooms Filldd with Gcfcids.

75,000 Sales In Otic Year.

"VT7E are now receiving the excelsior ptbek of Fall TV and Winter goo-Is direct froni the tnannfac-, turers and importers of Boston. Dry Goods of every style and quality used in this country can be found in our tremendous piles of goo-lsi •100 Bav State and Brosha Shawls. •1000 Yards of black and fancy silks.' 20,000 Prints. 25,000 JVIuslins and Sheetings.'200 nicces tT DcLAihes.

ISO Bales of Battings100 jiicces Striped Sheeting?.' Clofhiits Store up Stairs

$7000 STOCK.. ...

The most extensive stock of Reedy" Made Clothing ever offered for sale in this market ?an be soen at Graham it Brother. Our stock includes every .J| article of men's and boys wear in use. We pledgo ourselves to sell at city retail prices.

Eoot, Shoe, Hat & Cap Store. One hundred ca5cs o" Roots and Shoes direct from the manufacturers of Boston, including every quality an«l st loin use.

Hats and Caps of everv variety and stvlc. .'.'.V-S''?*-CARPETS!' CARPETS!! bie thousand yards at City prices. WALL PAPER—A largo and extensive assortmcnt of the best styles. ..

We in vitc every Gentleman and Lauv 111 this and

ZVIjimmoth Stock of («oods.

We" fan and will sell below all competition.— Come farmers arid mechanics and bring all of your families, and clothe them at the Boston Stores.

FRKSIl ARRIVAL OF

FALL AND WINDER

'GOODS! O N E W O

NOW

I'^iiDoy Articles, ilrnshes, ic., COMMERCIAL BLOCK', of informing hi?

PcrfiimeryNO. TAKES tins numerous

open at Robinson. Vanco Co.. consistii'.LC of Ladies Dress Goods of tho bust and finest quality, Silks. Morinocs. Cashmeres all wool. DoLiiin.'s. Pi inti.'d DcLaines. Alpacas, French nd Scotch GiuL'hams. Bobinets, Saxony E?£rintr. Work Collars and Sleeves together. Chemisctts, Black Antiqii''. TriminL's. Moss Trimings, Silk

i'llEIIl 60699 ever brought to the market. %v» Especial attention also to the gentlemen will bo given in showing them our superior stock of

Hoofs :hbb! Shoes,

Hats and Cups. Carriage Whips. Jiuggy ond Sulkeyfl do. Hats consistinir of I'anama. Hungarian Pearl and Wide Awake Hats. Boots and Slices, Rubbers/ Sandals, and at

Sept.

JOHN S. GRAY, Guardian.

April lv. £55p£ 39tf

S/^EPT on hand for wells o?* X\. ders promptly attcniied tf warranted good or no [ay.

cistTns. Ail orThe pumps are

•T. W. COREY.

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WHOLESALE & RETAIL

JAMES GRAHAM & BRO.

Sept, 22. 1S55.—vTilll.

lV!-.i-:c Mats. Jjoots and Slices, Lubbers/ :n I'.ict cverv variety can lie purchased ROIIIXSON, VAXCE & Co.

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A E I O I 1 FISIfEJi &. FAGA.V, I'rnpriijtors, CRAWEORDSVILLE, IN D1ANA.

so 903 AVholcsale and Rotail Heab-r in SHELF & MKAVY HARDWARE,

IRON-, STF.FL, NAILS, GLASS), COOKINlr, PARLOR ANI) COAL STOVES, S Cf every variety.—Also Manufacturer of COPPER, TIN & SHEET IROX WARES 20:1 LAKK STREET. CHICAGO. Only Agency fur the s[lcnlid and cheap Cooking

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CIJK'AGO, ILLINOIS. K"p! on the American and European Plan. a--:ss. Second none in the Union.

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fISPECTl-'TJLLY tenders his services to the citiA izens of Crawf-.rdsville and vicinity. Ho gives particular attention to carious teeth—millions of which arc now annually Inst for want of timely and judicious tn-utment. 'iho.se that arc in want of artificial teeth can do well to e^ll ami see cpeci mens ol"'i best manufacture of

Porct l:iin Teeth in the We«t,

Havine snrc uTm'y '.nd case to .ill rojuiririg artifl cial substitutes from a single tooth to an entire double set. All work warranted.

All operation* pertaining to the sciencc carefully attended to with the lea-i. possible pain. t^T* L'cntal Riionisin Washington Ilall.

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$4o,oo

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taice pleasure in announcing to our friends rfnd customers, that on and ufter

2d, we will sell meats a

August

.'taKe at seven cts.. all otlier Cuts in pro-

pc-rtion ranging from two up to seven ets. Wo lways have a full assortment of Meats, such as Lecf, Alutton. Pork.,Sausage and sometimes Veal, r.l. of which ve warrant i)r:l to be snrpasstd in workmanship or cleanlinc*3, to which we respectfully inviv„ pour attention.

Our Market will be removed on the 7tli of Atigust. to the Crov buildinL'. opposite Hughe's Bake"ormerly occupied by tho Still House Company le you will tind'ho

Ii»lr.h String Hanging Out from twelve o'clock at night until all issold. AUSTIN & COCKS AN.

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Frcsia €*rocerie.N.

TLT recciyod and f..r s:i,e the Confectionary: Prime N. O. sugar: Double lief.ned Sugar

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Brazil Nuts

bolt Shebid Almonds Nu*rrif"«* Rice" Sweet Cavindisi. Tobacco (iro'und Pepper, Soda Cracker. Sugar Crackers Ovster do.

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vine?ar,

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iogetbtr with a general assortment 'A FINE CAX-^-,OA!iii J»nf a little of almosteverything else. "a'l and see for yourselves.

J. D. MASTERSON.

August 25, 1555.—rrftf.

Bird Cages. to l^e had at No. 5, CommerciaJ A. BARGELT & CO. n-19.

FINE LOT Block, by 1«S5,