Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 February 1856 — Page 3

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since, and thoy are not yet in a state to made public. The origin of the trouble was this:

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA!!

Highly important from Europe!! Peace protocol tigned!! HALIFAX, Feb. 17th.

The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang, from Liverpool on the afternoon of February 2nd. arrived here at 4 o'clock this morning.

The London Morning Advertiser has the following announcement: We regret to htar that at an interview which Lord Clarendon and Mr. Buchanan had together on Tuesday very angry words passedlbetween them relative to the Central American question.

The despatches of the Russian Government, completing and comfirming the telegraphic announcement of the unconditional acceptance of Austria's propositions, were received at Vienna on the 23d ult., and a courier immediately conveyed them to Paris and London.

A memorandum, embodying the propositions, had been signed to Vienna and sent to Paris and London.

It is reported that the Congress will meet at Paris on the 17th., that very little time will be lost in the discussion of the subject, and that the whole matter will be brought to a conclusion by Feb. 25.

The signingof the preliminaries, prior to the opening of the Conference, now awaits the arrival of the Turkish Plenipotentiary.

It is stated that Prussia refuses to agree to the condition exacted by the Allies, preliminary to her admission into the peace conferences, and consequently she will be excluded from the Conference, but be invited to sign the final deed of settlement.

Baron Brunow and Count Orloff are the Russian Plenipotentiaries, assisted by Messrs. Tiloff and Fenton. Lord Clarendon represents England Marqui De Azcglio, Sardinia Count.Buol, Austria M. Walew•ki, France Dervish Pacha, Turkey.

Correspondence from the Crimea, from the English camp, to January 10th, reports the army healthy.

The Russians continued to fire from the north forts. Prince Gortschakoff had handed over the command to Gen. Linder, and issued a valedictory to the commanders in the Crimea on the—of January.

PERSIA.—It

is rumored that Turkey is a-

bout to mediate between Persia and England. GREAT BRITAIN.—Queen

Victora opened

Parliament on the 31st. of January. In the House, Lords Earl hbc1 Gosford moved to address a response to the Queen's speech, which was seconded by LonliAbington. Earl Derby did not oppose the motion, but said that he considered the Royal speech as very baie, cold and meagre.— He thought thnt.it ought to refer to the state ofafi'airs with America, India, and the Colonies a9 well as in relation to the fall of Kars. Ho conceived that the Government had violated a municipal law of the United Baehel Kirkendall 2. S. D. S'ates in the attempt to enlist men and hop- l^S"] U!K IL Al itchel

•d an npology would be offered, such as would be received. lie regret'^d, however, that there was not a conciliatory paragraph introduced intothe speech referring to that subject. The whole speech he said was redolent of water gruel.

The Earl of Clarer.don replied bv referring to th« present relations with the United States. He said: In my opinion there can be no doubt as to the common-sense view of the obligations of the Clayton-Bul-wer treaty, and yet it is upon the interpretation of that treaty that difference of opinion has arisen.

In such a cf.se, correspondence was useless, and I lost no time in offering to refer the whole questiou to the arbitration of a third power, both sides agreeing to that decision. The offer has not been accepted but it has again been renewed, and I hope upon further consideration, the U. S. will acquiese.

FRAXCE.—Satisfaction

Driod

O S I re a to a a in I the United States arrived but a few days -vou

ID the United btates, aud that lie made appraisement laws.

known bis instructions to Mr. Marcv, wholllal,uL expressed his satisfaction. *eb.23,1S5G. After further explanations lie stated that a correspondence of not very amicable nature had since taken place between the "two Governments, but the transactions referred to are bygone transactions, and from the commencement the British government has disclaimed the infringement of the laws of the United States.

With regard to the conduct ofMr. Crampton, he said the United States Government was perfectly satisfied, being convinced that he neither intentionally nor accidentally violated the law of the United States.— The whole difficulty was the susceptibilify of a peaceful solution, and no slight was meant by not mentioning America in the speech from the throne.

In the House oi Commons, Admiral Napier, immediately on taking his seat, moved for tbe papers in relation to the expedition to the Baltic under his commamd.

Mr Bailie gSTe notice of a resolution to

the effect that enlistments for the trmics of

endanger JJI« "rlalions with other States. I

Wimt 11

1 1 -./ "PUU

conaplamt being made, Mr. Crampton de-

sirud that it might be made public that the British Government did not recruit soldiers -.i A. N 'I I C. I II I note with approved security,

Ureat cnUlin in foreign cou-itries lowers the vacant lands for all who mav entrust their busidignity of the nation, and is calculated to

has been express

ed that Paris has been selected for the meeting of the peace Congress. Peace is now considered as certain.

Numerous political arrests have been made in Bordeaux.

it more desirable that the Demo

cratic party should be triumphant, than that the American party should be?—Kentucky Whig.

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT.

MiTfilLVi.

Flour Wheat. Outs

*7,50@ 1.00® '25@

Uarlev Corn—in the ear-• Hay Apples—Green

75(4 25@

10,00(3} 50@

2,003

Armstrong Mary. Robert A. Ay res, Charles W. Anderson, J. J. Almey 2, John Armstrong, Thos. Arert.

Berry, David D. Levi Byrd. Estclla Bond, Bogle, Cynthia Barker 2. Adolinc Batton, Michalo Brcsnehan, Geo A Baehelder, John A Browning, J. W. Barnes. Joseph Barns.

Clark. B. II, Annv Conger, John Chhilders, Sarah E Crawford, Picvson Condit. John Carman, James Cox. Geo li Cntbirth, Betsey Clayton, Eliza Campbell, William Cord. lavenport llussel, John or Bcnj Drake.

Elliott Jacob Eows Fealey J. Catharino Foster. W French, William Fitzgibbon. Margaret Glynn, John Grimes, Dennis Gritfon, Aimer Ghrist, Miinetea Gray, Grosvonor Martha P, John Healy, James llalK l)r Hard Administrator of estate Washington Iluse, Alonzo 11 aid, Isaiah Haas, Martha Ilipes, Mary E Hunt, Catharine J. Hughes. Daniel Keller, James Hopkins, Margarv Hall. Louis Harlow, David Hall, Dr Henderson, S Hull, John llinshaw. James Hargin, Thomas Jlencsey.,

Irwin James (J. Jarrett Henry, Sally Johnson, Mary Jones. ikciiney William. .Michael Kuhirt", Lewis Ivrusc,

Vt'e think so, decidedly! We believe the success of a party so corrupt and villainous 11. ncctmg at Grccneastie with nior he Know-jsothings, would be the great- diiina|olis ami Terra Ilaate and est calamity that could happen this coun- Albany at 4-30 F. 51. in .—Louisville Courier, Old Line Whig. I Accommodation passes Crawfordsville 4:{

2,50

Peaches Beans Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal Chickens—Dressed Potatoes Bacon—Hams

2,00@ 20 12@ 60@ 1.50§ 75@ 8®

Sides Shoulders••

10 Sugar cured.

GM® 6@ 12® 5,00® 3,50® 3,75 10,00® 2,00® 3,00 15® 10®

Lard Pork Beef—on Ilocf ('lover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugar Molasses, N. 0. White Fish Mackerel, lialfbbl. Salt Onions

60®

6,00® S.00® 2,00® 50®

None. None.

LIST OF LETTERS,

EMAIXING IX THE POST OFFICE IX CrawfordsviHo, Indiana, on the 10th of February, lSoii. which if not taken out within three months, will be sent to the General I'ost Ollicc. sis dead letters. Persons calling for the same will please say "Advertised."

Kenhedy. Delilah LitJohn Lcdden, Joseph Thomas M. Miilor, Sarah

1/I

Mc.Millu "i. Elizabeth Miller, Geo Miiler, David A Merkhj. Henry McClure. Margaret Me.Milien. IIci rv McKay, Henry Mills. John McCue, Patrick McMahon, James .McCrea, Eiias Miller.

Notl'John, S. X. Nicholson. Ocimo John. Timothy O'Connell. Joh.n Oliver. Powers Adam. A Packer, E Pierec. liiggs Malon, John liiloy, James liven, John T. Rice, Surah i£c.. c.

Sullivan Charles. Jamos II Sullivan, Nancy Stover. Alexander Smith, Samuel I Smith, Edward Slieila.

Thompson Noah A, Marv E. Turner. William Thorn. Vatter Balte?, A A Yeeas. William Vancloave.

Whitlock George, A. West, Hannah Woods, James V.'ray, Hannah Wray, O Williams, Sarah Woods. liaunah E Wright. Mary Willson, Jumes Wrav Sen., AmaJa Wiiliams. Thomas White.

Fil

G. W. SXVDEK, P.M. (120)

STRAXGEB,

A WORT) OF ADVICE. CALL AT

With revpcct to liio recruiting difficulty, it would not have aided a friendlv solution to allude to it from the throne, inasmuch as the corrc-pondencc upon tiie subject still Specimens which for cheapness .durability and

McCON-|

J.\ NELL & (V- room?, north end of CommerI cial Block, over Wilson, Grimes it Co store (and under the Review printing oilice and examine the

Baguerrotype Stock

likeness you can then say so and set a

good one in a nice case for

0IE D0LLAE,

At the beginning of the war numerous foreigners in the United States applied to tho British Government fcr permisi-ion to join the army in the Kast. In consequence instructions were sent to the Government of Nova Scotia to consider whether persons from the United States could be received at Halifax. These instructions were noti6ed to Mr. Crampton, who was at the same time informed that, anxious as Eng!and was for recruits, she was still more anxious that there should be no violation of the rau nicipal laws of the I'nited States. An ft" One two horso wagon, live head of hogs, seven I nensenc mail noM-paiu) to eencv was accordingly opened, and, unon

in a fine frame for $2,.*0. Our variety comprises about fifty kinds and more coming. Friends and acquaintances you have a knowledge of the place but not of tho price of our present stock. Come again.

J. W. McCOXXELL & CO.

Feb. 1 h, 1S'»). ii32-3w.

PUBLIC SALE.

^^OTICE is hereby given that will offer for

at public auction, at rav residence in nvne town-

CATtle,

„NRN'

kitchen furniture.

b,laluN 01 coin

SAMUEL HATCIIER. H32-1 w.

Administrators Notice.

"MOT1CE is hereby given that the undersigned has IN been appointed administrator of the estate of

Elizabeth Deck, deceased, lato of Montgomery county. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be sofvont. SAMUEL DECK, Aaministrator. nS-iw".

Information Wanted.

PEOPLE

living in the Country frequently desire information in regard to many things in town, such as prices of different kinds of labor, various manufactories, prices of produce, to have taxes paid on property in town or country, real estate sold or exchanged, houses rented, together with a variety of other matters which they find it very difficult to obtain.

By addressing a letter to the subscriber, with a remittance of one dollar, all desired information will be given. Letters of enquiry, pertaining to nnv kind of business, or making enquiry for individuals. schools, property, fce.. &o., will receive imrr.ediate attention. JAMES HEATOX.

Crawfordsville. Feb. 9, 155t—n30w4.

Valuable Iowa Lands.

ncss

undersigned will visit lown on or about the

aPd

for

^him.

FB.

Aew Albany & Salem R. R.

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

TRAINS SOUTH.

Express passes Crawfordsville at A. M.,connecting at Grcencastle with morning train lor Inarriving at New

connecting at Grcencastle with evening trains for Indianapolis and Terre Haute, Accommodation train froir.fr north leaves Grecneastle on the arrival of Tcrro Haute train and passes Crawfordsville lo A. M. urriving at Lafayette 12 M. connecting with trains for Indianpolis.

Express passes Crawfordsville S:12 P. M. arriving at Lafayette 10 1'. M. and at Chicago next morning.

Through tickets to be had for all the principal eastern and western cities at the otlice. V. Q. IK WIN, Agent, februarv 10.1S55—n31tf

The British Periodicals

AMD TIIE

FARMER'S GUIDE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF THE LATTFR PFBLFCATJON*.

L. SCOTT & CO.. NEW YORK, continue to pubiinh the following leading British Periodicals, viz: ......... i.

Loudon Quarterly

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine tTory.)

v,l!

»c they

nexc

ton news-items, crude speculations, flying rumors of the nowspaper, aud the ponderous Tome of the historian, written long after the living interest in the facts he records shall have passed away. The progress of the War in the East occupies" a large space in their pages. Every movement is closely criticised, whether of friend or of foe, and all short-comings fearlessly pointed out. The letters from the Crimea and from tho Ualtic in Blackwood's Magazine, from two of its most popular contributors, givo a more intelligible an 1 reliable account of the movements of the great belligerents than can elsewhere bo found.

These Periodicals ably represent tho three great political parties of Great Britain—Whig, Tory, and Radical,—but politics forms only ono feature of their character. As Organs of the most profound writers on Science, Literature, Morality, and religion, they stand, as they ever have stood, unrivalled in "the world of letters, being con.-idored indispensable to the scholar and the profei-sional man, while to tho intelligent reader of every class they furnish a more correct and satisfactory record of the current literature of the day. throughout the world, than can be possibly obtained from any other sourco.

EARLY COPIES.

The recoipt of Advance Sheets from the British publishers gives additional value to these Reprints, especially during the present exciting state of European affairs, inasmuch ns they now be plr.ccd in the hands of subscribers about as soon as the original editions.

TEEMS.

For any ono of tho four Reviews'-'• For any two of the. Jour Reviews••. For any three of the four Reviews.For all four of the Reviews For Blackwood's Magazine For Blackwood and three Reviews.• For Black wood and the four Reviews

POSTAGE.

In all the

works will be

United States wiil be but Twenty-lour Cents year for "Blackwood," and but fourteen Ceuls a vear for each of the Reviews.

THE FARMER'S GUIDE

i- TO SCIENTIFIC AXD PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. By HENRY STEPHENS. F. II. S. of Edinburgh, and tho lata J. P. NORTON' Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yalo College, Now Haven. 2 vois.

i. .i .. «fI Agriculture ever published, and in order to give it sale on aturdaj the 1st ot Mr roll next loo,

Royal Octavo. 1 00 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel Engravings. This is. confessedly, the most complete work on

ship, on the road leading from CrawfJrdsvillc to 1 Attica, between Allen Moore's and .J. \V. Blank- rlVC J/OlIarS lOF lllC TWO VollilBC.S! enship's, the following property to-wit:

TTT1

ten head of sheep, three hundred I

C.FCTLIE

F-IRMIRIIT N TONSIL^ 1INU«FHNLL „RL

TKRMS: A credit of nine months will be given J"

Census, household aud „—i,

,jer circulation the publishers have resolved to

r.,.i11(„ ti.„ tn

should alway: Ushers,

All sums under three cash in

VLL

Reasonable eoin-

ponsation will locate land warranLs on the best of

For further information apply to __

9, ISM. -'AMES HEATOX.

The great and important events Religions, Po- very much oblige their humble servants and enlitical, and Military—now agitatini,' t. nations^ ol

...

When sent by mail post-paid) to Cnhlorina and every other part (post paid,) £'!.—

.?ONTLTnion

RNCO,W1!! ,, *'•.

LEONARD SCOTT CO.. Xo T')4 Gold Street. Now York.

Feb. 23, 1S3G. vT-nS'J.

Notice to Tax Payers OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

th.ose who have not paid their Taxes for the year 1855, and previous years, ure respectfully informed that the third Monday in March being the limit fixed for their settlement, a penalt of ten per centum on all taxes due and unpaid a: that time, will be promptly added and collected.— Every tax payer who has not done so. is requested to come in and settle without cost, as I will be compelled to force collections after that date.

Guardian's Sale.

TIIE

undersigned Guardian of the person and estate of Elizabeth Craig, minor heir of Hugh. N. Crarg, deceased, will sell at private sala on and after Saturday the I.»th of March 3S50, the following described Real Estate belonging to said heir, to wit: The undivided interest of the east half of the south west quarter of section 34. town 19. north of range 3 wot, also tho north half of the west half of the south east quarter of said section, on the following terms, to-wit: Tho purchase nionev to bo paid on the dav of salo.

1356. 1356.

At Home Again.

Sloan & Morgan, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, HAVE

THE

principal Cities ami Towns, theso delivered. FREE OF FO.STAf-50.

hen^ent by mail, the 1 OSTAOE to any part ol tho the town o'.Vrawfo-dsville. laid otf bv Williamson Dunn.commencing op. Vernon and Water streetsalso two-thirds of a half lot situated as follows, to-

and to tanaaa (POS

wvp

1 or

rorm.

on all sums over three dollars, tlie purchaser giving Remittances for any of tno above publications -.iio'ii'i be addressed, post-paid, to the Pub-

waiving valuation or

REMOVED TIIETR DRUG STORE TO the east end of the new brick, known as

EMPIRE BLOCK,

recently creeted on

MAIN STREET,

where may at all times" be found the

.Largest and Most Splendid

assortment of

(Conservative.}

Edinburgh Review

(W!lig) 3.

North British Review

(Free Church.)

Westminister Review (Liberal.

DRUGS,

MEDICINES

Paints, Dye Stuffs, Letter Paper,

ft|,]e us t0 0

tho Old orld. give to these 1 ubhcations an in- js*. B. To those who have had unsettled accounts terestand

Per anil.

Payments to he made in all cases in advance. Money current in the Slate where issued will be received at par.

CLUBBING,

A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above prices will be allo'uvd to Ci.uns ordering four or more copies of any one or more of the above works. Thus: Four'copies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will be sent to one address for £(J: four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood for u: 1 ar.d so on.

Oils, Glass, Perfumery,

Stationary, &c, &c,

in the Wabash Valley, all of which will be sold on the most liberal terms for CASH or on short credit, to those who are known to be guilty of the habit of paying their debts.

P. S. Having been pretty extensively engaged in building during the past season, they are verv much in need of i'UXDS. and earnestly rei|ue.-Nt ail who know themselves indebted to iis, either in drug store or for medical services, to make payment bv the first of March bv so doimj thev will

likewise with our creditors.

belore possessed. Thoy with us for from FIVE to TEX or more vcars past,

occupj a middle ground betueen the hastily writ- would *ay that wo sliouM bo please'd to have the same paid—provided they will not think us

UN lit A so A a LK in asking payment so soov. CrawibrdsN ille, Jan. -0, lSoti. vT-n'i-j-tf.

GRAND PRIZE BALL!

IN lhe TOWN of CKAAVFOItDSVILLE,

On the 22£ day of February,

WIIEXamong

the following PHIZES will bo distributed tho Tickct-hclder?: Ono Fine Silver Hunter Case Watch .v2".00

Silver mounted Colt's Pistol 00 Plated Watch Brass Tenor Drum IS.00 Xeiv Khle Gun l.'i.OO Patent Head Guitar I."..00

Gold Chain L.00

.Silver Escapement Watch 14 oi"1 Vioiin 10.00 Guitar ]o.0o -Lady's Gold Bracelet 10.'"0

]/),

...." oo .... 7 oo .. .5 00 •8 On 00 -1" 00

Onb

every ticket a prize.

Chain l.'i.OO

4 Case Gold Locke', 10.00 Cameo Lady's Breast Tin S.O0 Shell Music Box 0.00 Double Keyed Aecordcon fi.00 Pair Casmere Pants J.OO Si 11c I!at 1.00 Satin Vest .'.on Sliell ('as-j-',1/*" silk Hat j.oo Fiuiamia rut

Set of Shakspean JvoliiiiB ancient History _•••

",00 O.oO 0 and I

('oki °Peneil Gold Kings. $l..-0eaeh throe hundred and thirty-one tickets.

.ludgcs to be chosen by tiie ticket-holders. Ticket.-*—One Dollar c.-ieh. II. PL'KSELT. ,'!• BKOTIIEK. Jan. 12. lS.vj.— u20id.

Cinar(li ti'.-s .Sale.

undersigned. Guardian of the persons and e.-tatos of \iary J. Oliver uul Joseph E. Oliver, minor children of Minerva Oliver, deceased, will soil at private sale, the following describe"! leal estate belonging to said heirs, to-wit: The undivi-

!°d two-thirds part of lot no. IiJ-MU the addition to

wit: The South half of lot no. l.0 ofin lots of the town aforesaid in Montgomery county, State of Indiana. TI.KMS—cash in baud*.

Per order of Common l'ieas Court. .Jan. term IS.").". __ ELI AS OLIVER. teb 5 IST'O noow.j

li^C 0~C S

TUST REf'ElVED. ONE II UXOR ED ASSORT•J F.D CLOCKS, which we warrant from one to live years—at from to ,f an 'oo. II. 1'U RSELL & Uro's.

Parlor Stoves.

GOOD assortment of Parlor six and seven phito box Stoves, just received and for sale, cheaper than ever

Feb. 2 lS.jij.

"Hook of

imin that buys live tickets to draw five triment in the cob when properly broken or ground, worth of goods, or we will make it un to him.

we guarantee that

H. BALL fc CO. "nL't'w:"

Sugar Kettles, &c.

A FIRST RATI' article of Sugar Kettles. Skillets. lx Dog Irons and other castings. For sale at Xo! 'i. Commercial Row. Only agency for Yoscii: Go's, revcrtible tlue Cooking Stoves, lob -2 H. BALL i: CO.

Executor's Nolicc.

VfOTICEis hereby given, that letters te.-tarnonta-x\ rv, have this day been issued to the undersigned as Executor of the last will and testament of Farm Dovel, deceased. The estate is solvent.

JUST

J. R. COONS, Treasurer.

Crawfordsville. Jan. 00th. 1SS.—n-23w.

ALL

ROBERT C. CRAIG.

Feb. 23. 1555. n-32-Sw.

Zante Currants Citron.

A SUPERIOR article ofCurrants and Citron, just JL received and for a'e ot our new stand. J. L\ VASTEKSOX.

JOSEPH ALLEN, Execucor.

Feb. 9, 1S56. n30w3.

1000 VALENTINES

received—at prices froin five cents up to five dollars, at 11. PURSELL ,t Bro"-. Feb. 2, 1350. n20v.'4.

LOOK AT THIS!!

persons indebted to the firm of Robinson, Vance fc Co., either by note or book account! please ^all and settle your accounts by the 15th of Febnuny, as we wish to go East, and moncv we

counts, wc have waited long enough. ROI'IXSOX. VANCE a- C«. t.'rawfordsville. Feb 0,1?56 nOOw-i

EXECl'TOIt'55 NOTICE.

have this day taken out letters cf Admii^str.ation with tho will annexed ca the estate 'of .Mary Brush, late of Mentgomcry county. Siate of Indiana. deceased. All persons indebted to raid estate will make immediate settlement.

Fvb.

MUST have: also those individuals indebted to John L. Rocinson. previous to the Jinn of Robinson, TVT j_ II tkit'TI Vance it Co.. walk up and pay your notes and ac-

D. C. STOVER, Exe'Tcr.

r- Tf

Fresh Arriva' of

BOARDMAN & SHAY'S

I A N O S

Newman's

HAV'rN'G

Music Store,

just opened a hucro stock of fine Gold Watches. Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which he offers for cash at prices so low as to defy competition. Two doors east i.f Binford's corner, sign of WATCH and Mrsic.w. IXSTBCMENTS. 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches 2 100 Breast Pins aud Broaches

E00 Finger Rings 75 Ear Drops of different styles 20 and Silver Fob and Xcck Chains

SO (iothic Pearl inlaid and enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a variety of good Pens. Pencils, Lockets. Snaps. Bracelets, Spectacles, Port Monies, line Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Pen Knifes, Spoons, Miscellaneous Books. Maps. Novels, Paper, Ink. tine Note Paper. Envelopes. Pictures, sundry school and Ladies Cards, Pianos, Melo-Peans. j\lelodeons, Guitars, Violins, Aecordcons, Music Boxes. Sheet, MUMC, together with every thing else usually kept in such establishments. TI10S. NEWMAN.

Crawfordsville. Dec.'22.1 vYnio.

New Skylight,

AS.

& S S 3 S

ROOMS.

Itl.'GHES respectfully announcop to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that he has litt.od up rooms with a large sky and side light for the express purpose of Daguerreotyping and Ambrotyping, in Empire Block, directly over Sloan &. Morgan's City Drug Store, and I am now readv to take Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes in A. No. 1 style and no mistake.— Good pictures or no charges, shall be the motto.

My Ambrotj'pe Press

is the same and practiced by ROOT of Philadelphia, and is thought by many liant-class operators to be superior to the Daguerrcotj pe. from the fact that no dampness nor climate can affect them in the least and pictures can lie taken in one-fourth the time by this process, which gives it a paefcrence for small children and persons with weak eyes.

Ladies and Gentlemen call and see the new rooms, whether you want pictures or not. Pictures taken for Ivekets, Pins or Finger rings. I groups of families, and all work in the line done and on reasonable terms. satisfaction given.

Good pictures can be taken in cloudy weather. Jan. 1:1. Is},"). xTiri'lv!.

KENTUCKY

Com Cumberland, Gregg & Co,

S O E A E S

is well known that there is great economy in .•rushing or grinding the kernels of all grain before feeding it to stock, and there is much neu-

And the only reason that, mills arr::ii'jod to ]ro I duce these desired reults have not been moregenerally introduced among planters aud fai'mers. has been their romplc: arrangement and high cost.

In tlni Ki-ntuc! Corn and Cob Mill, of whicli the above is an accurate engraving, wi claim to have produced a machine ai oncecliieient, .vjb.-t:in-I tial and cheap, while its arrangement., is so si in pie that tho most ordinary hand can adjust and operate it. This machine, unlike any other, is regulated by means of a single set-screw, which is easily moved by hand, and anpliod directly under the centre of the m:' l.

Any one si tig these Mills will tlnd a clear slicing of one quarter of their corn o\cr the old plan of feeding.

Jan. 2D. ISoi). v7-n1i.

P. w.

?.IAXCFACTUREUS OF

I?: A li. O A A S Steam Engines & Boilers, ATKS PATT:NT SNIFW I TTI:K

Flour iitul Saw 31 ill (^(.'iiring.

Eagle

Works,

P. W. O AI I.P, E. S. WAliM-.K. irl-niv,

HSI.

Portable Rctrary Saw Mills,

hand and made to order. 5

driven by our Pori

.Ian 13 '.".j.

ges.

I' Jan

Steam E oilers.

all dc.-"r:ptions. on hand and Siieet Iron Works, viz: Smoke Pi ^. iVc. &c., made on shi 11 notice—at Eagle iVo: Chicago. Jan 13 '55. P. W. GATES CO

IVOjeS

FOTlSiMe

HIE books, Jiows and acrounts, of S. S. Dcnn. deceased, havo bc"n left with John W. Burk. Esq.. for colicetion. Everj* person knowing th-rn-sslves indebted to tue obov« ^tato wili settle immcdiatelv and save coft. 5.n2'? mo V?y. LAVT^N A-er-

T. :IA ISM LIT?, MT AM-.K.

Steam Engines!

PORTABLE

Steam Engines on hand and made

to order, viz:—4. K. ti. Pi and 15 hor.-e power, from improved patterns, with Locomotive Boilers, and warranted sujK-rior to anything of the kind ever before offered to the public. Price £Py t»er hor?e power. I'. W. GATI1S & CO.,

Jan 13 '55 Eagle Works, Cbicugo.

a' ran'e.. to c.it collection,

to in th'-usand Kvt ot Imr.hir in lo hov.r.-!,

land Steam Engiiy P. W. GATES & CO. Eatflo Works, Cliicngo.

Steam Indicators and Water Gua-jS

\Vor!:s. Cliicago P. W. GATES & Co.

Finished Brass work. 75 A I.L kin

ino?, F:: es. (jil t.*u

A Wliistlc

ry-cocks,

eam Ea-

Globe Valves. V:c.-

trie Yi orks, Chicago. Jan 13 '55.

I*. W. GATES ii- CO.

WILSOX CO.",'

Are new receiving and opening in the

NEW B1UCK BLOCK,

CORNER OF MARKET AND «REEN St,

In Rooms No. 1 & 2.

A very large, complete ami eiitirelv New Stock of

-DRY GOODS,"

QUEENSWARE, HAED WARE,

GROCERIES,,

IROU,

.\AILS, WINDOW 11 ASS,~

SADLERY,

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

Their Stock is full, and selected with eare to suit the spring trade, which thoy will sell as cheap, and on as accommodating terms as any other houso in the place. We invte all who wish to purchase, to give us a call aud examine our Stock buforu purchasing.

April Tth, ISoo. vi'i-nSMf.

Ladies Fancy Dress A- Trimming (•OOIIH. LA1IGE and complete stock of Ladies Drcai (ioods. Trimmings. Hosiery, (Moves. Luces, Edgings, lnsorlings. Chemizctts. Underslenves. Collars, Handkerchiefs, Arc.: rc.-eived and for sale by

WILSON GUIMES&CO.

Hardware, Sivtld'rry nntl u-prnt'jr's Tools. COM i'LETE assortment now oj.etied, and for

sale by W1LSOX. O!.'! ES

Ja Co.

have a large s!, of bleached and brown (ioods. drills, tickings, linens, crash, diapers. Cottonades. Denims. Checks. Stripes, Cloths, Cassimeres. Satlinutls. Vestings. »V c., for sale cheap as the cheapest.

300

WI LSOX, GRIMES & Co.

Sundries.

«"A BOXES Star and Tallow Candles VVJ L'.'I Bar and Fancy Soups IT) T. and M. K. luii-in^ 12 Drums Figs: also candies, almonds, nuts, fresh peaches and strawberries, in cans.) pickles, pepper sauce, ousters, cinnamon, cloves, ite., in stoic and for sale by WILSOX. (iKI.MlvS it Co.

Xo's 1 'J Commercial Block.

I'rints, I,nu n', (iin^hains, A:e. 1'IECIOS Fancy Prints, best brands 100 Lau ns and Ginghams. .'/ Borages and li lains. ale by \V ILSON, (ilMMES A Co.

For

lb-, bv

350

.'st lndtdo in store ami for WII.SON, G1MMKS

A N

ISec.fr, Pork, Mutton* V«:a! and Sai'sagf,

sin fled and un-s'.utli-d fully invite }our atter doing a cash business.

X. 13.

Jail. 2'L 1S.VJ.

1 de

J.i.AYIXG

I desire

thumeelves inde ecoun.. to eall 1'i! dii'. ss, and

:alu

K. OTiO,

mromni AMI jorr.IN OF

paper u.iAb.'Xcs,

riiiE

sn .\i:s,

"WINDOW TRIMMINGS, &c.

Manufacturer of Window Shades,

No. OO Randolph St.,

OPPOSITE YOI NG A.IIKKIC'A.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

VNIOLESALE AXI) RETAIL.

Experienced V.'orkmen sent to all parti of tin-city and country.., .June 1 »'•. 1 ly.

sf-f.

rVcw isa Town.

A E A N

111', undersigned thankful for past favors, wish to into.n t/ ijom

nubile tl.at th

V, ASIII.VGTON STILflilT,

a few d'.ors north of f'entre (.'!:ureh, whoro w.» have and intend keeping a general assortment of Meats lor the coming seasuli, such as

to ail of which wo respcettion. V\'i posit'i\ely intend keeping no hook at all.

AlVi IX .* ORSAX.

Vv' !1 wish it understood that cil thorn that have accounts with us for hi.'t vear,

oust the same without delay, or wo wiil bo •ompelled te resort to other modes of collection. Jan. ii, '.00—If A A

Third

T'l

said

tnd Last Call!

HE rm of given timeh

2 v.!

Iv.ell and Alii-n liavn

ly no- ii to those who are indob!' -i u!l and r-ettlu their aecouat*. but rge aniOiint of tinsettled bii.-iuess, .'.ctlcd between this and the loth or we will most, po/i.ively o'le. *. of law. all at. to.: Troa-urer'a

firm t(

there is still a whii must be .v_ f't' ni'Xt iiio,it!i. them by virt ic oLlico.

TORE SMITH.

n::-.

rr-

PAY

I IIi I.AS'i' CALL. Sfi 'rod to close out and scttio up of my

oid customers who knor

I to me ei'.her by note or ,v. pay up. We must ch-e up oar must e..l! between this utid tho

coming in of tin: New Year, or you wit',,.j vour onus in the bauds of the proper otlici-r"-' for Tc.lk talk, but it taV.j.4 money to b' goods —dance up. or vou are st:,:t for.

j. j,,,

fit.-',

.dt

•W. lies.

GllSt Mill,

*MPRuVLL willi Bolt.i and vf rv tii.ng complete. for saiu by P. W. GATES iV" CO.. Feb 10 '55—n31yi Cljicago, II.'-.

D. .WERTIfEIil.

DeccmierS. 1-55. niltf.

H'GA R-HOl received, •pt 1

'LAES--Ile-it quality,

"id fer sale at the .''•ntV-ctionarv. J. D. A STEREO N.

Groceries.

DAGS of o.ii u. cfit-.its of Tea. 2o lioxiifl of choice Tooacco. 1 qi aitcr bbi Muckera:, 25 bo es laui-y Soar s, loo" lbs. o( Codfish/ Sa'nratus. iVj.por. Sr.ices. Indigo itc.

Dec. V'55. CFM iiERLA M, GREEG, oi Po.

f'rackprs CrrifJf:rs

rate aiticic i'X received and f-.r MATERSOX a- KEi De' ciuhcr E. iSoo.

Kentucky WTY.

G3t£"kept coiistantiy

sale 'oy XEY. ...

Ti.ust Company Bank.

are now

buying the not--j of this bank. LAY.NFLX CV IJO.

Crawford.-iviile, Jar. C'T:

A Splendid ior cj COOKING STAVES.

hand, and (-,

Xo. 5. Commercial Block. i*v Juijr-j "3, '5.J—ri-f. A. LA i.GEL I* iV CO,

Uriri

^RlF.XriS VR have go a FINE kiln "F FRON» Bri-k for sale. Pitch in.Ii. PURSM. UR*'.