Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 November 1855 — Page 3

A RHORT POLITTIKLE SERMIXT.

BRKETHIIIXO, I

will take for my text

ihe fame which was preached unto by mv brolhelf, at Brandon, Mississippi, of which you all have doubtless herd: "And he played on a harp of a thou-.sani strings— sperrits of just men made perfic."

My breethren, there is as many strings t* politix as there is to a lyre—an a good many liars to eeny most erery string then there aint bat one on 'em all that rings out the music of the union to which every true patriot ought to keep step—fur "he played on a harp of a thousand strings aperriU of just men made perfic."

Fust thae's the KNOW NOTHIN-' His name expresses the amount of his informatioa, but it don't convey an idee of his resources. He's the most extraordinary animal in the show—he is fur and against a variety of topics he's temperance and he drinks—he's fur and aginst fusion—he's an abolitionist and he aint an abolitionist—he's here and he's thar—and he will be no whare in November—fur "he played on a harp of a thousand strings—sperrits er just men made perfic."

Thea thais the polittikle cobbler, goin' round like a roaring green bay Jackass seekin* where he may humbug somebody. He's all the colors of the rainbow], and more changeable then the Camelia Joponniky. He is a whig and anti-whig—aknow aothin' an' anti-know nothin'—for furriners and agin furriners—fur every boddy and agin every boddy, but principally a longheeled, woolly-headed, rantin', ravin' niggerist and abolitionist and disunionist—fur he "played on a harp of a thousand strings —sperrits of just men made perfic."

Then tbar's the straightrout whig—a respectable sort of a character in contrast with

^the perceding who represents the fusionist. He don't want to see the Union destroyed, but he knows he can't help it if he runs on bis own hook, and that he'd better run wid 4er machine that's bound to be ahead and -wash the other tubs. He plays on a hnrp of a single string, but his execution is imperfect.

Then thar's the liberal and the genuine •old fashioned democrat. They don't go whirling round in circumbendibuses—they «int afraid to speak right out in meetin'— ihey aint afraid of nobody nor nothin'.--They carry their Union flag afloat—the hunting all kivered o'er with stars and •atripes—glorious and victorious because its 'the banner of the Union.

They go for personal freedom—for popular rights—for justice to all men and all parts of the country—for light instead er darkness—for open discussion instead of midnight cabal—for self-government and not for oligarchy and they go in to win, for their instrument is tuned with

tfeelin' though its made of

POP'LAR

BEECH

wood—

*nd they play on a harp of a mou-sand •strings, and every string an honest principle.—[Boston Post.

HEKOKHOF A BOY AT THE CAPTURE OF THE ilEDAX.

The following is an extract fom a letter of an officer of the Light Division: "Sevastopol, Sept., 18. By the way, I must give you the history, ir. a few hours in the life of a hero, and depend upon it a future great man, if he-lives. He is in the next regiment to us, and I have the details from a wounded sergeant of ours, who lay next him durig the day and night of the 8th.— I allude to young Dunham Massey, of the 19th—I believe the youngest officer of the army. He is now known as "Redan Mas«y," for there are three of the same name in the regiment. The noble boy, in the absence of his cousin, led the Grenadier Company, and was about the first man in the corps to jump into the ditch of the Redan, waving his sword and calling on his men, •who stood by him, till, left for nearly two hours without support, and seized by a fear of being blown up, they retired. Young Massy borne along, endeavored to disengage from the crowd, and stood almost alone, facing around frequently to the batteries, with head erect, and with a calm, proud, disdainful eye. Hundreds of shots were fired at him, and at last, when leading and climbing the ditch, he was struck and his thigh broken. Being the last, he was, of course, left there. Now, listen to this.— The wounded around were groaning, and some even loudly crying out! A voice called out faintly, loudly afterwards, "Are you Queen Victoria's soldiers?" Some voices answered, "I am! I am!" "Then," said the gallant boy, "let us not shame ourselves let us show the Russians that pain, as well as fight like men." There was a silence as of death, and more than once he had it renewed by similar appeals. The unquailing spirit of that beardless boy, ruled all around him. As evening come on the Russians crept out of the Redan and plundered some of the wounded, at the same time showing kindness, and in some cases giving water. Men, with bayonets fixed, frequently come over the body of young Massy. One fellow took away his haversack. Some times he feigned death. At other times the pain of his wounds would not permit him. A Russian officer, with drawn sword, come to him, and endeavord to disengage the sword which the young hero still grasped. Seeing that resistance was in vain he gave it up. The Russian smiled gently and compassionately on him, facinated probably by his youth, and by the bold, unfaltering glance which met his.— When the works of the Redan were blown up in the night by the retreating Russians, the$oor boy had his right leg fearfully crushed by a falling stone. He was found in the morning by some Highlanders, and brought to his regiment almost dead from loss of blood. Great was the joy of all at seeing him, as he was about to be returned as "killed" or "missing." "Dangerously wounded" was substituted, but he is now doing well." 4-^

DISSOLVED.—The

Know Nothing Slate

Council of North Carolina have formally resolved to abandon all secrecy whatever, in their organization. This is equivalent to an entire abandonment of the order, as without secrecy to scrcen them, no organisation pledged to its rules can exist in this count

PARTY NAMES.

It is curious to trace the history of party namc9 in this country. The Democratic party has never changed its name. From the origin of the government, it has steadily held its own primitive designation. Its enemies have often attempted to fasten on it some odious title, but have never yet succeeded.

But the party opposed to the Democracy has changed its name so often that it is difficult to keep posted up in the changes. In the contest between General Jackson and grr\r\

John Quincy Adams, the opponents of the tlUU

Democracy chose to be called National Republicans. Under Jackson's administration assumed the name of Whigs. One year ago they gloried in the name of the Fusion party. Now they are attempting to assume the name Republican. The next name will probably be the Abolition party. No matter what name they assume, they will hardly make it long respectable. The only name ever rendered respectable was that of Whig. The old Whig party was an honorable and highly respectable party. It numbered among its advocates many of the ablest and best men of the nation, or, indeed, of the age but the party seems now disbanded, and the most worthy members of it are wheeling into the Democratic ranks. The Democratic party never stood so well as now, We have god rid of all the unreliable, and have received accessions from the disbanded Whigs of the choicest and most substantial members. We have really made some very good exchanges.— State Sentinel.

CRA WFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT.

ARTICLES.

F]t|lir

$6,00@ 1,30 35(«$ 6004 75© 35@ 50

Wheat. Oats Rye Barley Corn—in the ear liny Applea—Green

S.00@ im 1.00 2.00(g 2.50

Dried

Peaches 3.50@ 3.25 Beans Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal Chickens—Dressed Potutocs Bacon—Ilams

3,00@ 15@ 8@ r»o@ 70 1,25@ 1,50 50@ 8(?§ 10 fK@

Sides Shoulders

Lard Pork Beef—mi II. Clover Seed Timothy Seed fY-HYo .'. Sugar Moli^os. N. O. Whit.i Vh Mackerel, halfbbl. Suit Onions

3,50@ -4,00 3.50Oj! 3,75 fi,00@

2.ony?

s.oo

13@ 15 7 30 (Pi 35

6.09(1? 8.00(1/3 3.50

None. None. None.

(Pi

50tf?5

10,000

August 4, 1S55. v7n3yl.

you want a good article of tobacco, go to Olt's ft rug Store. lie has received a fresh supply of Drugs A Medicines.

August 4, 1S55. v7n3vl.

XOTICK.

AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.

Capital S300,000.

IIE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY still

ver, Bank bills, Valuable Packages and Freight of whatever size or description to all pufts of tlio United States, the Cnnadas and Europe at low rates and with great speed.

JAMKS HEATON, Agent.

Nov. 10, 1S55. v7-nl7-3\v.

COAL FOR SALE.

rriHE SUBSCRIBER has at his yard on Graham's I. lot adjoining the N. A. A S. Railroad, a large quantity of superior coals which he oilers for pale at the cheapest rates. His coals consist of several qualities. The attention of blacksmiths is respectfully called to his stock. v7-n!7-3w. I. BAILEY.

BUCKEYE SALOON,

BY J. C. HA ROUS.

THE

171

S a

PROPRIETOR takes pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public generally, that they are now the solo proprietors of the Buckeye Saloon, (formerly called tne Young America) which they have fitted up in the most genteel and comfortable stylo, where the hungry can be supplied with oysters, wild game fish, warm meals Ac., at all hours,"and where the thirsty can have their wants satisfied with any amount of cold water and hot coffee. Neatly furnished rooms are also prepared for ihe Ladies. Come in and see us. v7-n!7tf.

FARM FOR SALE. ACRES OF LAND, about 100 acres under cultivation. a frame house and barn,

a good orchard and an excellent spring convenient to the house. Liberal terms will be offered. The farm is situated five miles south of Crawfordsvillc.

For further particulars see J. G. Kelsey, Crawfordsvillc. n!7-4w.

STATE OF INDIANA, MonUjomcry Couuty. Court of Common Tleasof said countv, Januarv Term A. D. 1S56.

Charles Selvy Plaintiff vs.

Thomas N. Campbell Complaint on Nolo. impleaded with Henry C. Campbell,

Defendants.

TITIIEREAS, on the 1st day of August A. D. YV IS55, said Plaintitfby Thompson &Ristine, his attorneys, filed in the Clerk's otlieo of said Court his complaint in the above entitled c'ause against the said Defendants: Said Plaintiff afterwards filed in said Clerk's office the affidavit of a disinterested and competent witness, setting forth that the said defendant Thomas N. Campbell is not a resident of tho St«te of Indiana. Therefore notice of the pendenev of said action is hereby given to said non-resident Defendant, that said suit will stand for trial on the second -day of the next term of said Court, to be lioldcn in the Court House at Crawfordsville, in said county of Montgomery. commencing on the first Monday of Januarv next, 1S55.

Attest: ,WM. C. VANCE. C. C. C. P. Montgomery County. v7-nl$-3tr. (Printer's fee $3.)

SHAVING SALOON.

Main Street, Opposite Court House.

rjMIE subscriber would respectfully inform the elegant Sha•pubiie that he has fitted up an vmg Saloon over R. II. Craig's Bakery, where he is prepared to execute nis profession in the latest and moat approved style.

OTTO JMNES.

50 Tons or Iron. SPORTED SIZES, just received. Also three TONS of Plow, German and CastcoL for sale and for sale by druggists generally

CUMBERLAND A GBEGG. November 5. 1«5S.

HARDWARE.

CampbeH, Kalcy Karier,

S,IEL 2000

GOOD? of til 1 kind? fr-r sale bv CAMPBELL & Co.

ANVILS,

CISTERN

REMARKS.

I)fZKN GIMBLET Screws at^rmtuu fnctujvr.s prices liv CAMPBELL A Co.

DOZEN Humes and Saddle-trees by CAMPBELL

cents to $5 per set by

very low A Co

SETTS Table Cutlert and Spoons from 10

CAMPBELL A Co.

UTCIIER SAWS A KNIYF.S bv CAMPBELL A Co.

OKSE NAILS, 2 CAMPBELL A Co.

VICES, Hammers and Sledges bv CAMPBELL A Co.

-^TINDOW Sash all sizes, constantly on hand CAMPBELL A Co.

ARRIAGE TRIMMINGS just received bv CAMPBELL A "Co.

IOMROY IRON, large stock, warranted best in town by CAMPBELL A Co.

DOZEN Trace and breast chains by JL& CAMPBELL A Co.

SAUSAGE

CUTTERS first rate article by CAMPBELL '& Co.

RITTANIA A Plated Ware very low bv CAMPBELL A' Co.

PUMPS, Chain Pumps Ac. bv CAMPBELL'A Co.

RIND STONE Rollers, cheaper than ever by CAMPBELL A Co.

B. FORD'S cclebruted Straw Cutter bv CAMPBELL & Co.

OMNGMACIIINESand Corn Shcllcrs CAMPBELL A Co.

0AA LBS. AXLES A SPRINGS.(EasternManuOUU faeture) by CAMPBELL A Co.

CARRIAGE

WINDOW

NAILS

2.50

None offered. Sugar cured.

7(j3 8

HUBS. Fellows Ac bv CAMPBELL A Co.

GLASS,first-rate qnalitv bv CAMPBELL'A Co.

of all sizes from 2 to 50bv CAMPBELL A Co.

BARRELS SALT on hand bv CAMPBELL A Co. Oct. 3,1855- v7-n!6.

AND

rocery Store.

CUMBERLAND,

GREGG & CO.,

TT^oULI) .1 L'ST SAY TO THEIR NUMEROUS

Lights of PINE SASH of all sizes left for sale by II. Ott. Druggist.

friends and the public generally, that the public generally, that the great increasing demand for goods, coinpells them to greatly increase their former stock of Hardware. Wc have also added a very heavy and complete stock cf Groceries, to our former stock of goods. Every person dealing with us will find our goods just as they arc recommended to lie. Long experience teaches us that the true policy is to purchase the very best articlc of goods by this rule we find our customers always well pleased with their purchases.

REMOVED TO COJOiERCIAL ROW.

THE

undersigned iui'.iiig removed to his new buildings in Commercial Row, one doorsouth of Campbell, Galoy A llarter's Store, would respectfully inform the citizens of this place and vl cinity that he hafl on hand a general assortment of

Fashionable Furniture,

made of tho best material and by experienced workmen and flatters himself that he cannot fail to pleaso a discriminating public. Call and see beforo purchasing elsewhero and wc will make to your in'erestto buy of us.

Remember, Shop one door south of Commercial Block. WM. ROBERTSON. Nov. 3, v7-nlt-lv.

New Principle! No Poison!

ltliodcs Fever & Agpuc Cure,

OR ANT1DTE TO MALARIA,

FOR THE TBEVENTION AND CL'RE OF

Fever and Ague, or Chill and Fever: Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent Fevers also of Billious Fevers, accompanied by

Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever, Ship and Jail Fever,

General Debility, Night Sweats, and all other forms of disease wnicR nxvE A COMMON omc.iN IN

A A I A O I A S A This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain seasons is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, is the same in character wherever it exists,—north, south, east, or west,—and will everywhere yield to this newly discovered ANTIDOTE, which neutralizes the poison, completely purifies the system, and thus entirely removes all the cause of disease.

The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary results from its use: It will protect any resident or traveller, even in the most sickly or swampy localities from any ague or bilious disease whatever, or nny injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma.

It will instantly check the ague in persons who have suffered for any length of time, from ONE DAY to TWENTY TEAKS, so that the}- need never have ANOTHER CHILL, by continuing its use according to directions.

It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of bilious or ague diseases, such as general debility. night sweats, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical'cure is effected. And ns a PEOOF that it is also •WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDE?^ CF,

Because of its

SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLE5 =NESS, The following certificate from one of the most celebrated chemists in the United States is attached to every bottle:

"I have made a chemical examination of Rhodes' Fever and Agac Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, and have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, and Strychnine, but have: not found a particle of either in it, nor have I found any sabstancc:in its composition that would prove injurious to the constitution.

JAMES K. CHILTON, M. D.? Chemist." This allows of its FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE by which all persons may thus be sure of entire freedom from the above named di.-eases no matter how sickly thn season or swampy the locality.

PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published, and the confidence of tli'* public is asked only in proportion to its ACTUAL MEKITS wherever introduced aud used. These only are relied upon to prove its worth.

One or two bottle.* w:H answer for ordinary cases: some may require mTe. Directions printed in German. French, and Spanish, accompany cach bottle. Price One Dollar.

Prepared and sold bv the proprietor. JAMES A. RHODES. Providence. K. I. For sale bv HENRY OTT. Crawfordsvi!l\, Ind.:1

MOULD & GREENE'S

S CHICAGO

We are SOLE AGENTS in Chicago

FOB THX SALE OF THE

PIANO FORTES

CHICKEROG & SOU'S, Boston, HALLGTT & CIMSTOI, BACON it BATEV, lew York, W. P. EMERSON, Boston,

Whoae Pianos have been long and thoroughly tested by the but Musical Professors in the ooontry, and have been by them pronounced to be

THE BEST PIANOS made in the United BteUa. A full and oomplete •tock of the different Btylea may at all times be found at our Rooma,

NO. 98 LAKE STREET,

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

All Pianos bonght of na will be FULL WARRANTED, and may be dtpmded upon aa being of the BEST QUALITY, as we will sell none other.

tar

Old Pianos taken in part payment for new.

NOTICE PARTICULAR.

Persons remittiDg_us from a distance, and desiring us to select Piano Fortes, may confidently rely upon our sending the best instruments we have.

MOULD &. GREECE, 98 LAKE STREET

Jan. t. 1S55—v0n25vl

BRASS SAI HORNS,

—AT—

MOULD & GSBZNS'iJ

COBCACJ© AH j:ro KosMi i'

llail to 'hot, I.ibcrt\ to !h«e, Fiocdom 1

For sale as

E FLAT SOPKANO

TENOB A I.TO BAWITUNE BASS CONTIIA BASS

Drnni.^.

2-i—inch Bass Drums £i:.00

2-')

Coiistantiv on hand.

i.i.oo

f:.f ls.Ofl

Tenor Snare '1 7.50 Brass 15,00

$15,00 TO -S40,U0l 1' E PA] R.

ALSO— BAND MUSIC. BLANK MUSiC HOoKK—

Call and see us at the old stand of M. Snook tfc co.. opposite the Court House. EDWINA. DVIS. RU

JOHN W. GARVIN.

E N I A S

WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL

No. !0 Easr Fourth Street,

BKTWTLN MAIN AND SYCAMOTE STS.

New York, June II, 1555.

AND

Manufacturer of Window Shades,

No. 69 Randolph St.,

OPPOSITE YOUNG AMERICA.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Experienced Workmen sent to all parts of the city and country. June 11, 1S55. ly. ,n

Kentucky Trust Company Bank.

\TTE are now buving the notes of this bank.

"nl*vl Crawfcrds'.ille. Jau."27th 1555. n2c

AVILS0-\,(TR1M£S&C0.

Wholesale and Ketni! Dealers in

Dry Goods,

Groceries, Queesware, Plardware,

No. 1 & CominL'rcisil IJ!«st.'k, tJrecn St.

CRAWF0RD3V1LLE, IND.

4 RE now in receipt of their Fall and Winter A. Stork, con^i.-lifie of a very large and i_'0ioral assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Ready Made Clything, Hats. Caps, Bonnets, P."ots and Shoes. Carpctinsf. i'ieenswnre. Hardware, SaddclI ry. Groceries. Dye Sniffs. Iron. Nails. Glass. Glassware. Axles, Springs, Steel. Bolts, Wicking. wine, etc.. ifce., to which tliev invite the. attention purchasers. Our stook having been selected with great care, and boinrlil dircet from Eastcrti houses. I importers und eonimission merchants, wc feel oonfident in saying to our customers and the public at large that wo cannot be beat in ((iiulhy, styles and prices, and that, we can and will sell you goods as good and ns cheap as anv House in the place.

Sept. '23, l55.

500

50 50 25 25 10

for sale

NOW

£10.00 5.00 .•17.00 22.00 .. 30 00

OO.INl

All instruments bought of us arc fi.lh Warranted. We nsk tho attention of those intending to form BRASS BANDS at nny point of the V,'et accs.»ible from Chicago, to our prices above, which wc warrant to be as low sis tlie lowest Now York Prices with cost of transportation to Chicago added.— Wc desire especial attention to the iV.ct, that any instrument bought of sand found imperfect may be easilv and speedily relumed to Chicago and exchanged, while the great distance to New York :iakes it too expensive and troublesome to do this.

THE

MUSIC CARDS--AND FIFES—

MOULD OkEENF..

Jan. 6,'55.—v6n25yl. OS Lake Street.

THE BOSTON CHEAP STORE.

DAVIS & GARY IN,

"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

DRY GOODS CLOTHING HOOTS, SHOES' HATS, CAPS, QUEENSWARE, NOTIONS «vC.

Wgenerally,

OULD inform thoir friends and the public that they have just received thcii1 enormous stock of Fall and Winter Goods, our motto is Large Sales and Small Profits and wc shall still adhere to our One Priee System which has given so much satisfaction to our patrons during the last Summer. Having had several years experience in some of the largest importing and Jobbing Houses in Boston: wo possess facilities for purchasing goods lower than our neighbors, and wc guarantee that our prices shall be lower than those who sell to the highest bidder, (or in other words take all they can get. To retailers in the country we wouldssay that we are now prepared to furnish them with their fall and winter Stocks, at less than Louisville or Cincinnati prices, we have on hand 1000 pieces of prints of different brands which we will sell from 10 to 15 per et., under the manufacturers prices. Our immense Stock of Clothing has been bought extremely low as manufactured ex prcsslv for us. and will "be sold at a very small advance on Eastern oost. Our Stock will be at all times full, as we have made arrangements to havo goods forwarded to us woeklv by Expreess.

L,LTC OF BOSTON

Oct. 13 '55 v7nl3 tf.

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

now receiving a largo stock of English and American Carpets, Curtain Good«, Oil Cloths^ &c., &c., for the Fall trade, to which he respectfully invites the attention of the public.

September 22, 1^55. nlOw

WILLIAM E. OTTO,

'5 IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF

PAPER HANGINGS. SCENES. FIRE PRINTS, WINDOW TRIMMINGS, &c.

WILSON, GRIMES Co.

have on hand and for sale heap the cheapest a large stook of Cloths. Cassi-

meres. Sattinc.tts. Tweeds, incs, Linseys. Drills, Cotton, Flanels iVe. WILSON. GRIMES it CO.

open and for sale (up stairs) a large stock of Gents and Bovs Readv Huts, Cajis, Roots,

Made Clothing,

:h"es

\-.c.

WILSON.

GRIMES ct CO.

pieces of Carpet various Grades in store. WILSON. GRIMES «fc CO.

ARDw ARE. Queenswarc.

Saddli

Carpenters Med.

ils &e.'

Springs. A full stock now receiving. WILSON. GRIMES &, CO.

Coffee and Ten?.

BAGS Rio and Java Coffee 4o Chest und Cat teris I. M. G. P. A- Y. H. Teas reecived at WILSON. GRIMKS ,v (_'.

Sundrres. .-V

BALES Batts. Wick and Twine. 'JU,0o0 Half Spanish, Principe and R( rali Cigars. Hbls S. C. Soda, also ('hoeolato, ft Roxes Starch. Spice. Popper. Ginger, Clo\es. Nutmegs. Cinamon. Alum. 'oppnres. Saltpetre. Clue. Rosin, Sulphur. Yeast. Madder, ite.

WILSON, GRIMKS

tfc.

Co.

IOCEIUKS, &c.,

K'FFEE. Sugar. Molasses. Teas. Sala-mtus. Popper. Spice. Alum, Madder. Indigo. Tobacco, Cigars, &t:.. in store and for sale bv

WILSON, GRIMES & Co. I

Choice Tea:-'-!

WE have received ui invoice'''of vefine GTNPOWDER. YOUNG HYSON.1 IMPERIAL, and BLACK TEAS, put tip*1:1 small packages expressly for family use and will be soid at the pm-kage nrioe.

CAMPBELL. GALEY ct HARTER.

... Sept. -22. lr-55.-- v7nll.

To Blacksmiths.

underignrd

has

011

liand.s

some three tons to go out

of IRON, well assorted, and wi.-11 11 j.

of the. tr::de will sell at reduced prices. May 1'2'55-n43 K. II. FRY.

Cigars and Tobacco.

THE best quality, always on hand, and f.r sale at the Irug Store of June '5:3. SLOAN a MORGAN.

BUSHELS OF BARLEY WANTED.

I^OR

which the CASH market price will be paid, by the undersigned, to be delivered at the Crawfordsvillc re wo rv.

HENRY LOUNZ. Brewer.

September S, 1S55.—5m.

Opened.

WO Gross' Farrcil's Arabian Liniment: for sale at Manufacturer's prices, at No. 8, Commercial Block, bv

June 2. 1S55. T. D. BROWN.

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE

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

EDWARI) S. MORGAN, Administrator. Oct. 0,1 i55-— nl2-w3.

QA OOO BUSHELS of Wheat wanted imvF" Vr mediately for which I will pay the highest cash nriee.

J. I). MASTERSON.

DOZEN Cans Baltimore Oysters. 50 lbs soft shell Almonds.

English Walnuts.

50 Filberts. 50 Brazil Nuts. For sale by WILSON, GRIMES it Co.

New Brick.

FRIENDS

we nave got a fine kiln of front Brick

for sale. Pitch in.II. ITRSF.L & BRO. July 28, 1S55. n2tf.

Fre.'-la Wrooerips.

TST received and for sale at the Confectionary: Prime N. ). Sugar Double Refined Sugar Larer Raisins Smyrna Figs Brazil Nuts Soft Shelled Almonds Nutmegs Rice Sweet Cavindish Tobacco Ground Pepper: Soda Crackers SuL'ur Crackers Oyster do. Pure Cider Yinegar, Arc. Together with a ceneral assortment of FINE CAVPIES. CIOAKS. and a little of almost everything ei«e. Call aiid see for vourselves.

J. D. MASTERSON.

Augus-t 25, IS55.—n'itf.

Bird to be

FINE LOT Block, by ne *23. l?-55.

Cages. had at No. 5. Commercial A. BARGELT A CO. n4f.

WATCH MAKER

I N O W N

quick notice.

Mav 5, 1S55.

I.AYMON & Co..

Shingles Wanted.

ONE

HEREWe have succeeded in obtain ing the celebrated Mr. PATTEIUION, of New drawn tbe othcial Drawing will be *ont, togf York, a first rate Watch Maker, and we are now with a written Explanation of the result of the] prepared to repair your Watches and Jowelrv in

Bring them on. H. PURSEL & BRO. n42tf

MILLION SHINGLES wanted by ^APRII GRAHAM & BRO.

Campbell's Old Stand, corner, of

»is

Is lart't- an this place.

WILSON, GRIMES CO

ORINO'S, Cashmere and Delains. 50 pieces all wool Morinos (all colors) 100 plain and fancy Delains. 25 Thibet, Persian and Plaid Cloths. 25 Mohair and Alpaeca Lustre, plain fancv, fur sale by

WILSON, GRIMES & GO.

Friiilfi Ac. Prints best brands. French. Scotch cfc Am'cn Ginghams. Bleached Shirting and Sheeting. Ticking. Shirting Stripes, Flannels, Bales, Brown Sheeting, in store and

pieces

STsJ

WATSON & CO.

Iron, Kails,

fl/" OUr.P rr»p(vtfully .-ail

i' of thai and well selected* ht to soil? call uud', where. Our stock

publir to tlieir extoiisiv

st". of fioots & Shoes. Tltoy were bou and persons wiil find it to their interest I examine before piirehusiii:

Craftier Fimlinsv

mipietc. being ihe most extensive

Mav 19. 1S55--H-4 I.

P. WATSON .t CO. A.

I*. D. BROWN,

Wholesale uiitl Jictuil Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, WHITS- LEA D, OILS, I'effufneryj Fanfcy Articles, Hrushes, jfce.,*

NO. S, COMMERCIAL P.LOCK".

TAKES this method of informing his humorous customers, that he is now in receipt, of a heavy supply of all articles in his line, find invites them to call and look through his stock, assuring them that when in need of any articles in his line he will uso all endeavors to suit them, both in regard to (juality und pricc.

Physicians will find it to their interest tocnll and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. £3?" Remember the place—No. 8, Commercial Block. June 10 '55— vtJn-17.

Guardian's Sale.

THE

undersigned a« Guardian of the person and estate of John and Nathaniel Harriet, will sell at private sale the following described real estate, situated in the county of Montgomery, in tho Statt 'of Indiana, to-wit: The undivided twO-cightll parts of tlie north-west quarter of section twenty four in township nineteen north of range six west.

Ti-:i:.vs:--One half of the purchase money cush in, har.d at time of sale, and the balance in MX months from day of sale, the purchaser securing payment thereof by note, with I'iceliold security, and without relief from valuation laws.

JOHN S. (tl«AY, Guardian.

April 1-1.1S55. 3»tf

jl'siBBijpbrSE, ftaky & Harfer,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

M.Ai.nns IN

DRV GOODS. GROCERIES &c.

Oawfoi*isviil',

Bud.

A TRKMENDOUS STOCK Oir'

DRY GOODS,

UllKS IT. UK, (Jli O CKR1ES,

YARN, BATTlNtrS &C

i'AYE just re.'cived Mid arc now opening I. I in tlu ir exten.-i ve sale r'.oies i:lid will txi sold at j.*i(di prices as will convince tl.is community that they can

u.\vi:

MONKY—I and money t-avod is

money mado. by p.irohasing of them- they will convincu nnv one of this fact bv .'idling. C. G. IFC

Sept. ••, 1-55. VlllO

MARSHAL'S SALi:.'

virtue of a directed I'ro

wnt of execution (Fi Fa) to mo 111 the f.'I'.-rk's oifiee of tho Circuit

Court d* the I'liiiod States for the District of In diiiiia. 1 will fin t.iie'ith (.lay of November A. D. [-•5."i. the Court House door in Mie town ofCra lordsviile, Montgomery county. Indiana, between llio hour.-- of 11 o'clock A. M. and 1 o'clock P. M.oifcr for r-iilt et public miotion. tbe rents and profit# for seven .voair- of ail tiie following real estate to wit: !'. it of the. south west .jiiart'cr of section 81 thirty one in township l'J) nineteert, liorth rirngf 1 fo-.,r wc.-t. Jt I-i 1 iir the north ea^t corner of said iiuiirter. an.l ail tliat part him: iifirth of tho 'uviuifton state road leading from (.Yawfordsvillo to Covington. The south line of the tract hereby deeded commences on the cast line of said quarter at 1. stone planted on the north side of saidC'ovii!g on state road, thence, we.-itcrdely with said road to a forked sycamore tree 011 the ledge of tho bluir of Sturar Creek, thence across the road to i» beech and iron wood 011 t'le line between said quarter und tlie land formerly owned by Isanc Bccler,containiiiL' icitrht acres le the same more or less* and upon failure to realize a sufficient sum to satisfy the demand will at the same time and piace and in manner aiforesaid. oiler forsnle tho fee simple of .-aid above described real estate, taken us the j'piperty of the defendant at tho suit of Abiah l'liekingham against said defendant John \V. Blair.

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

Sept. 2ft, 1.S55. v7-nll-rtw\ Printers fee ^7,Sjcts.

OFFICE I THE MAKTLAND CONSOLIOATEDI LOTTERIES, A BALTIMORE. July 1st,1?55. All Tickcts or Certificates of Packages o'f Ticket.-. in the Lotteries authorized bv the State of Maryland bear the lithographed signatur6 of F. X. BIN .VAN. General Agent for the Contrator. and any others arc frauds.

Owing to numerous applications from all parta of the country, the management v.Tll give their attention to the filling of orders for Tickets or Certi ficates. in tlie Maryland Lotteries.

Persona 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 tho City of Baltimore, under the superintendence of tho State Lottery Commissioner. Heavy Bonds aro given to the State as security for the paymobt rf all Prizes. Tlie prices of Whole Tickets are from *1 to *20. Il.df and Quarter Tickets in proportion. 'fheru are nover leas than 20.000 Pnzo* rn any Lottery, which Prizes vary in amount from fl to AloO.uoO, according to the price of tho Tickets.— For instance—

Wucn tho pr, of Tickets is $1 the highest Prizo is about V. hen tho Ticket is $2 the Prize is about $10,000 *5

$20,000

*io 1110,000

icc.

f70.000

Y\*ith numerous Prizes of $10,000. $.',000, $1,000/ $100, tc.

Persons can renjit a'i any

amount, from ?1 upwards, that they wish to invest, on receipt of which we forward its value in T?ekat* in the Lottcy designated by the purchaser,

or,

none be designated, then some Lottery that will be drawn after the buyer has got the ticket in his po»-s-c-s.-ion. An Official Scheme of the Lottcrv will bo *ent with all tickets ordered, carefully stafed in an ordinary envelope, and on the day the Lottery Is ther

pur

chase. The Drawn Numbers are also published in tho daily papers of the City of Baltimore, and in the Daily National Intelligenccr, Wa«binsrton,l.C.

A Circular containing all the Schemes will by sent to any one by addressing tiie undenigno*}. Addrc-ss orders for Ticket® to

F. X. BRENAN. No. 4 ('AI.VF.HT STUHT, FAI.TIUOHK, MAKTLANH.