Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 February 1857 — Page 3

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ingfctt corf«*poDdcnt of the Philadelphia

ftoHbs, of Georgia, is portly,

dark haired gentleman, rapid in hia enunrintfrp". strong and gruff in voice—he spcakiog from, his.3 lhroat-rmd without any pre tcb?iMi Vto elcgancc in his manner, un changeable in feature, his «brow does not portray the elocutionary change of thought embodied in his speech—the honorable gentleman however,' evidently feels the pith oftiia argument—therefore it is that bis whole person, and especially hi* arms, are in active motion during his address.

Mr. Keiti in! the House of Representatives, made an effective oration on tho President's Message. He is a young man Of considerable ability, and if be comports himself wisely, he will in time become a very prominent member

Senator Clay, of Alabama 49 a forcible speaker, in respect to argument and strength, solidity, concentration of language, but his voice is weak, and being also of slim frame and only occasionally, gracefal in the movement of his arms, his addresses can have influence in the Senate only, so far a* they may be specially conclusive in the just elucidation of truth by fact and in flic wisdom of ita application."

f&~ In his calm retreat in Dorsetshire, Mr. Macready, the actor, is a living the

of a Christian gentleman, endearing himself alike to his poorer neighbors and those wlio are bis equals in rank, by bis kindly deeds and enlightened sociability. He-has built athis own expense a school for the .education of fifty boy a, which has now been, in full work for a year, and its breaking up 'tor the Christmas holidays was made the occasion for a kindly meeting between the founder and the boys. -i

L6*D NAPIKR.—The London correspondent of tbe jV. Y. Commercial Advertiser Rpcaks confidently of the confirmation of Lord Napier's appointment as Minister to the United States,and adds: •Lord Napier was lately Sccrctary of the British Legation at Constantinople, where his duties during the recent war, as well as amidst the circumstances that preceded it^wcre extremely arduous. He returned from Turkey about six months since, and has been residing at his scat in Scotland. He'is unmarried, and his age is on? ly'thirty-five but united with a frank and cordial disposition, he has the gravity which'belongs to active cxpcricnce, and is likely to prove one of the most acceptable persons that could have been selected to cultivate and preserve the friendly feelings of the two nations. His father, the late I/ord Napier, was British Plenipotentiary to China, and died about eight or ten years ngo at Hong Kong."

HON. JICSSK D. BillG1IT. Tlio re-election of the lion. Jesse P.

Bright to the seat lie has so ably ami hnnnrably.fillcd in the United (States Senate, will give great satisfaction, not only to the Democrats ol'the State, but to those of the whole Union. In the recent contest for the Presidency, Indiana rolled back the tide of frantic madness and fanaticism tlmt threatened to overwhelm and sweep away th ita bitter waters all the paternal and natural sympathies and attachments which constitute so great a portion of the strength and glory of our free institutions.

There never was a more important victory achieved by the noble Democratic army of this cOuntry, and most appropriate it is that Indiana, having borne so prominent and important, a part in the van of the great battle, should sustain its great chicftain in the post to which he is now called by placing in the Senate one of her best and noblest sons. Mr. Bright has acquired a National reputation alike honorable to his State and himself. He is a man in whom the Democracy of flic State can and does repose unlimited confidence as one of the ablest and most unflinching champions of the great principles upon which our party is based. Indiana and Pennsylvania istood side by side in the nomination and election of 5fr. Buchanan, but how different is their position now Pennsylvania, with a Democratic Legislature, has selected and apostate and a truckling demagogue to represent her in the Senate to which we •have sent tho true-hearted and gallant

Bright and that, too, by the vote of every Dpmocratic member of the Legislature, except one, who was absent in consequence of sickuess.

The Hon. G. N. Fitch, associated with CSov. Bright, in Senatorial honors, is a true and steadfast Democrat, and a firm and devoted friend of his. He will reflect, honor upon the State and credit upon himself.—State Sent ike/.

Poor Fellow!

A merchant of this city, just returned from the east, was snowed in on the Hudson Hirer llailroad from Monday until Wednesday norning. One poor fellow on tfe«tain was really to be pitied. He had engagMMftt to be married on Tuesday ereting, and of course could not be present to claim hii bride. The disappointment was so severe that it found vent in tears, and the poor fellow cried like a child.—Laf. Courier.

AND

BUFFALO

Va.

Defendant^

NEBRASKA.—A

correspondent of the Dubuque Tribune, writing from Nebraska, seya:

"Venison is plenty here, at present, and eells for five cents a pound. 'I saw two or three in ear door yard last Strnday, three on Monday, and two on Tuesday. Yestcr„day the 0|oes camc in from a successful intiSalo hu#t. They have tons upon tons of the *»eat eared and preserved for future use. Thev report the buffalo very fat this winter, ana plenty."

fSF 14. ia stated that E. Z. Judson, known aa "Ned Buntline," has been converted by Spiritualism. A spiritual paper giving an acooant of the conversion, says: "He was brought to his knoes, and melted JiJre a ehild."

.- Thatiaa beautiful figure of Wlnthrop'a in reference to our Constitution where he aaya: i'

Like one of those wpnderpua rocking atones raised bj^ tlhe Druids, which the finger of a ehU4 might vibrate to the pontre jet tbe migbt of an army eould not more it from iU pkoe, our Constitution is a? nijjcly poised that it aeenus toliwiy with the rery trea!]iof painM, yet so firmly braeed in the^uid^tion. ofthejK!ople,thak

wamaasssm

00 SPLENDID OVERCOATS

FOB1 SATE AT COST BY Feb. «, 1857.) GRAHAM fc BRO. pThW&OVOTHA^A,

MONTGOMERY XfouNTV,

St.-

Court of CMtinon Picas of Mid-County^ April Term, A D., 1857. Nathaniel Morgan and' Mary Morgan, Pining tiff*,: ..life.

Petition for Partition.

James Lee. (impleaded with Priscill*

Los,

et al,)

rv~ r*

VTt7"lfERliA.S, on tlie 5th day of February^ A. W D., 1857. fin yaontion of said tlonrtj ta.id Plaintiffs, by Willson A McDbnald, theirattorneys, liled theirPetition for Partition of real estate in the above entitled cause. Said Plaintiff* also il tod the affidavit* of-a disinterested witness, getting forth that said Defendant' Jarncs Jjee, is not a residentofthe State of Tndiaria.' Tbcrefc re notice of tho filing and pendency of ss»id petition in hereby given to the said non-resident defendant James Lee, that he may appear on the first day of the next^term~of-saidcourt,to be.ho]den in the Court ITonso at Crawfordavillo, in said comity of Montgomery, commencing on the first Monday of April next, (1807) and answer said complaint.

Attest: WM. C. VANCE,'Clerk. Feb, 6, 1856.-3w-pr'afeo (3.

DISiBCDijITTIOlT-

NOTICE

is hereby given that she undersigned have this day dissolved partnership by'mutual consent. W. H. LAYMOX. ^SAMUEL'GRABILL.

The business oftlie establishment will hereafter be carried on bv \V. J. Ermantrout, fc Graybil 1. Feb. 6 ,.1957. ..

DIS80Xi"0"T3 pN-

NOTICE

is Hornby given that the partriersliTp existing between John Lucas and James S. Elliot, of Darlington, Ind., was dissolved- by mutual consent, on the 3d day of February, 1S57.

All notes, book accounts and all tho interest in the copartnership have passed into the hands of James S. Elliot. who continues tho mercantile business at the sstand occupied by. them.

NOTICE

JAMES S. ELLIOT. JOHN LUCAS.

Feb. C, 1^57.-3w.

STATE OF INDIANA,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

Hiram J. McCloud,) Vs. Domestic Attachment.' William \T. Owens,

is hereby given that on the 27tli day of January, 18.17, a writ of Domestic Attacliment was issued bv mo Patrick Logan, a Justice of the Peace, in Clark township Sf Montgomery County, State of Indiana, &t the suit of Hiram J. McCloud, against the goods, chatties, rights, credits, moifeys and effects of William W. Owens, of Montgomery county, State of Indiana by virtue of which writ the following goods wero attached, to-wit: One Borrcl Mare val ucd.at seven t-y. dollars. Therefore, on tho oil day of March. 1857, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, at my office in Clark township of said county. 1 will proceed to hear and decide upon said attachment, whereof the said William W.' Owen?, and all other persons concerned, will take notice.,

ASitwo

PATEIC LOGAN, J. P.

Feb. C, 1S57.-3\Y-IYS fee $2,25.

arc making preparations for going East, is necessary that all unclosed accounts should lc closed" immediately, with CASH. Those having unsettled accounts arc requested to close them without delay. Our rules in this respect are VOSITIVK, and from which there must be no deviation. Oiu Friouds will at once see the necessity of urging them to promptness. Our business is Large and it.takes MONUV to conduct it propcrlv. Our thanks ai5 due to many friends who have met their obligations promptly, and in seme instances that we know ol with sacrifices to themselves. We cannot too highly appreciate the motives of such: and it shall be our greatest, pleasure at all times to serve thein with tho I:I:ET, KIIKSII!T and (.'IIRAPKST fioons in the niarkot. \S arc now preparing for the purshasc and rceeptiion of tin. largest stock of Goods ever offered to llie citizens of this phico'nnd vicinity, which we intend to sell at prices low that every one shall be convinced it will be for their interest to buy of us.

Feb. 6. Us"7.] CAMIMSKLL, it CO.

Take Notice.

tWOl'I.D

res]cct

fully invite the attention of all

till! borrowers of School Funds, to the 72d section of tlio liuvised School laws which reads as follows, to-wit: "On failure to pay any installment of Interest when the same lieecnies due, the principal sum shall forthwith become due aiul payable, and the note and Mortgago may be proceeded 011 and collected.'1

I. The interest-must lie paid. ,1 ,\ KS un.KKY, Auditor. M. C. .Ian. 21. 1 S.'iti. n-J7w-l.

Administrator's Sale.

"VjOTH'K is hercl.v triven that the undersigned I\ will sell at public auction, 011 Thursday, the 12th day of February. 1S57. beirilining at 10 o'clock A. ,M..*iit tlie residence of Fdward llarn. late ol' Montgomery county. Indiana.deceased.on the Xoblesville road, four miles s«uth of Darlington, the following personal property, to-wit: One Mare, one Hoi four Sheep, Plows. Gears, tho undivided one half interest in a two-horso Wagon, Wheat in tho bushel. Bedsteads. IJcd anl Uudding, Household and kitchen furniture, and sundries, to the highest bidder.

TKKMS:—A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws: on all sums of three dollars and under cash in hand will be required.

CLKMKNT JOHNSON, Administrator. Jan. 21, lt^"7. Ii27w3.

Administrator's Notice. (.'TICK is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator (with the will annexed) of the estate of Bartholomew Woods, deceased, lato of Montgomery county, Indiana.— Those knowing themselves indebted to said ostate are requested to make immediate payment, and thoso having claims aguinstsaid estate will please filo them in the clerk'sollicc according to law with-, in 0110 year. Ssid estate is supposed to be solvent.

JOIIN LEE, Administrator.

January 24,1S57. n27wS.

Administrator's Sale.

V[OTlCK is hereby given that there will he a publ\ lie sale of the "personal property of Bartholomew Woods, deceased, on Saturday tho 7th day of February. 1S57, at the resideneo of Nicholas Coloman. seven miles north-west of Crawfordsville, on the Walnut Grove road, consisting of tho following probity, viz: Horses, one two horse Carriage, one Cart, and many other articles too tedious to mention. Terms of Sale made known 011 day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M.

JOliy LEE, Administrator.

January 24, 1857. n27wS.

5 Guardian's Sale.

NOT1C

is hereby given that tlio undersigned Ouordian of tho persons and property of Martha Jano Servis, Elonor Ann Sorvis. James II. Servis and Martha A. pcrvis, will sell at private stle the interest of his said wards in the following described lands situate in Montgomery county, Indiana, as follows, to-wit: Tho four ninth parts of the east half of the south-cast quarter of section twonty-four(2+) town, seventeen (17) range live (5)ws$.ti,

TEJJIIS.—One third of the purchase money down ou tho dny of sale, and the oalanccin six months, tho purchaser giving note with froe-hold surety, bearing interest fronj date waiving valuation arid appraisement la*s.

THOMAS DOYLE.

Jan. 17, 1S57-—Iw.

GUARDIAN'S SALE.

NOTICE

is hcrebv givon that Caius M. Stone. Guurdian of 01 the person and property of Juliot "E. Stone, will sell the interest of his said ward in the following described lands, situate in Montgomery county, Indians, as follows, to-wit: Ono ninth part of the east half of the 6outh-east, quaiter of of soetion twenty-four (24) town sovloen (17) range five.

TEK*S.—One third cash down on tho day of sale and tho balancc in six months, the purchaser giving notejwlth freehold surety, bearing interest from date, waving valuation and "appraisement laws.

CAIUS JI. STONJJ, Guardian.

Jan. II, lS37.-r-4wv

The Frenck Lanpni^ acqbired from the Pronunciation of a Few Words. TERMS IN CLASSKS—Six lessons such as to enable tho Pupil to speak tho Langupge flnently, with a conple of hundred words—in advance. (Seti the Circular.

PHOF. B. M. DE LA SALLE, from Paris, In the building of Messrs. Elston A Lane—No. 3. January 17, 1867.

", LTJMBEB1 m?

Fseasoned

IB SALE—Fifty thousand foet ef thoifinighly Popular and black Walnut 'Lumber^ in ouantitiefi to suit customer*. Apply to .v.,. J. B. CHANE-

BRlnbridge,February 7, 1857—Un^l!*..

mgg

FOK&AIE,

I, Se?enOeta?e, Iron Frame

PIANO FORTE,

"t^i" celebKited'mannf*otory of L--Gilbert. TKs Piano has been in nse eighteen montlis, and for.delicacy of touch and brilliancy-of tone, has few equals. The' 'owner having no tine for the instrumenfwill sell it at "a low price'if applied for soon. For further particulars apply to

DANIS & GARVIN.

JOHNSOIf & BROTHER WHOLESALE

BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS,'

AND DEALERS TV

Paper, Schfiolbooks, Pictures and Gilt Mouldings. LAFAYETTE, IND IA NA'l

Will furnish at tbe following cheap rates,

E E IN A A E 1

Harpers Magazine Harpers Weekly... Putnam's Magazine Graham's MagazineGody's Lady's Book Little's Living Age. ....... Ifniclierboeker Magazine Blackwood's Magazine Hcusehold Words--i. Chamber's Journal Yankee 'Notions: Mrs. Stephen's Monthly Ballou's Dollar Monthly.•• Ballou's Pictorial: Flag Of Onr Union New York Ledger. Leslie's Pictorial New York Weekly Herald.... New ork- WcoklyTinies.'-. Now Yorlc Picayune Home Journal— Saturday Evening Tost Boston Weekly Traveler Boston Port Folio Uncle Sam

per year $2.50

2,50

6,00 2,50

8.00 2,50

2,50

1.50

1/25

.•

3,25

2.25 2^5

"3.25

a it

•3 oo

'U~r

a 2,25

2.00 2,50

2.25 2^00

2.25 2,25

TERMS: CASH IN ADVANCE!!

Persons at a distance may send money in registered letters. Their orders* will be promptly attended to.

NOTICE,

Dealers nnd Country Booksellers supplied very cheap with Books, Schoolbooks, Cheap publications Letter and Cap Paper and.Stationery at eastern rates.

Address vour orders t.o JOHNSON & BRO.. Booksellers. Eiifayette, llld.

Di'ink more Poisonous

l'ATDT Iill'KOVEU PHOCCSS For making

All Kinds of Lipuors and Yincg.tr, INSTANTLY, by tllO USC Of A O S E S S E N I A O I S

rpAESE Oils are obtained by Distillation a.t the Chemical Labratory, Parish of Jefferson, of i'ierrc I.acour, author of Lacour's Chemical Anulysis. Lacour's Chemical Matipul ations, Lacour oa the Manufacture of Liquors, ite. l'nrohusors arc particularly requested to return the flasks and obtain tlieir mor.ey, if the Oil does not give perfect satisfaction.

LACOUR'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit to a superior imitation of Imported Brandies, viz: Otard. Sazcrac. Marett Cognac, Poultliey, Hciirnette. United Vineyard Proprietors, Castiliion and Foiulon Dock Brandies. These liquors will have a full fruity flavor and a beautiful, sparkling color. Common Rectified Whisky will^ be changed by the use ot^lie Oil of Cognac to New York'Urandy. Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac Brand v. &c.

LACOUR'S OIL OF Rye chancres rectified Whisky to Monongnhcla Rye Whisky. Old-Virginia •Malt Whisky,"Bourbon Whisky, &e.

OIL CI CKDIIAT chancres common rectified Whisky to old Irish Malt Whisky, and a superior article'of Scotch Whisky.

OIL, OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia I'eaeh Brandy, &c. Oil of Poach and Oil of Cognac will convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.

OIF OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky to Holland Gin, Sehcidam Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin. English Gin. »fce.

LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will, in five hours after being mixed, chunge five gallons of the mcst acid Vinegar that can be found in the market. By the UM. of Laeour'S Concentrated Acid. vinog.ir can ho made for one- do'lar and sixty cents nor barrel.

FOU MAKING LIQUORS, Laeour's Oil require no pieparation— only pour the oil into the whisky and shake well. The liquors thus made will have a fine natural aroma, a full, rich, oily taste a beautiful traneparent color and a line h«ad. Laeour's oils exert three distinct properties in converting common whisky to brandy, gin, &e. The lirst property eombinos with and subsides in the form of lloculent particles the whole of the grain oil.— Amvlie Alcohol.) The whisky is thus deprived of that peculiar irritating and burning taste, and becomes a neutral spirit the second property consists in an oily mncillaginous taste imparted to the liquor, which renders it mellow, and imparts an appearance of great age the thisd property is exhibited in the rich vinous nutty odor that is imparted to the liqucr, which renders distinction from the genuine brands impossible.

These oils are put up in quart flasks: each flask contains sulHcient oil for- making three hundred gallons of liquor. Full and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles. Price. *2 pe. bottle.

For sale at the corner of St. Charles and Poydran streets. One bottle of these oils, live in number wili be securely paeked and shipped, with bill of lading, to any "part of the country, upon the receipt of £10 to the uddrossof

P. LACOUR. New Orleans.

Jan. 17—lv. Purchasers are requested, as a gnarontec of good faith, to furnish 11s the name of any house in New Orleans and we will ship them ft package of the Oils. If they do not perform all that is eluiined for them, tncy will cost nothing.

NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND

E A N S

complete assortment of Oils necessary for making and flavoring every variety ofliquor and a packace of the a.1 tides used fcr giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to liquors, (converting TO gallons of whisky to 100 gallons) and every article necessary to commence a Liquor Store, will be furnished for $20. Also all the information necessary to conduct such an establishment, thus enabling the new beginner to successfully compete with the oldest liquor dealers.

Address, through tho Post Office. P. LACOUR Jan. 17, IS57.—ly.)

George Fulton,)

W11KBFAS,

NEW OKLEANS.

Laconics Conccutratcd Acid for making VINEGAR- is put up In 2 gallon packages'at

age—in good shipping order.

per pack

SS.

STATE OF INDIANA,) MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Montgomery Circuit Court, March Terra, A. D. 1557. Orpha Fcltor..) -Vs, VComplaint for Divorce.1

on the 27tli day of December. A. D.

1S55, »aid plaintiff by Thomson «fe Ristine, her Attorneys, filed in tho" Clerk's Office of said court, her complaint for Divorce ia the above entitled caiuc as alsothe affidavit of disinterested witness, setting -forth that the said defendant George Fellon, is not a residentof the State of Indiana. Therefore notice

the filing and penden

cy of said complaint ie hereby given to the said n'on-rasidont defendant, that he may appear ou the first day of the next term of said "Court, to be helden in tlio Court House at Crawfordsville. in raid county of Montgomery, on the second Monday of March next, (IS57) and answer said complaint.

Attest: WM. C. VANCE. Clerk. Jan: 17, 1867..'

Taken Up

John ILoloway

Sugar Creek township, in

Montgomery county, in the Stato of Indiana, on tbo 1st day of December, 1356, a red Cow, nine or ten years old}no marks or brands percoaivablc, and appraised to fifteen dollars bv Isaac Znck and Alexander Week, on the 10 li jay of December, 1356, before JIIC Allen C. Irwin, a Justice of the Peace: in the county of Montgomery, and State of Indiana,~tMs^2d December, 1556.

'Attest: WM. C. VANCE, Clerk.

Groceries.

W S[ BAGS of Coffee, 20 chcsts of Tea, 20 besea of choice Tobaccox,30d ouart«rrbbl Mackoral, 25 boxes fincy* Soaps, 1000" lbs. of Codftsbj Salaratus, I1»pp«r^ fepices. Indigo Ac.

Dee: *CUSfRERLAIO 7

FaTl Arrangepent

Just receiving a foil nnd fine stock ..

F^LL WINTER

at tboiinn of

HUNITS ft HABB1HO,

I» TIIB* WASHIIotoir HAIL" BUILDING.

Wec'bnsisung

baive just opened a fine and large stock, of nice Merinos, Cashmeres, Delaines and Debergcs, and all kinds of Domestic and

Fancy Dre§» CJoods, Prints of all sty les, Shawls of tho latest styles, Wool Comforts, Hoods and Caps,... _,r

Ready Made Clothing

Over Coats and Dress Coat,-Wool Shirts and Drawers, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Jbdnnct n^bdns^ Borders and Lininps, Notions of all kinds, Winter

Glovesy Wool and buek.Mitts,

BOOTS & SHOES,

a good stock fo«. men and boys. A nice stock of womens Shoes, ehildrens shoea and boots. We have on hand at all times a fine stock of

Coffee, Sugar, Teas,

and otlicr Groceries.

2,50 2,50

WOODEN TUBS, BJJCKETS, WASI1BOARDS, DYESTOFFS COTTON YARNS, &e. ^IJEEIVSIV I

well assorted in setts and pr's of all kinds. For anythiiiif wc have, we will take in txcliange cash or any kind of

COUNTRY PRODUCE

for which the best market prices will bo: paid for goods at as low rates as can be had in this market. One and all please ^all and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere as wo think wo can sell as as low any one else, and charge as little for sliowincr.goods as any one.

You will always find

en hands to show goods, '. JOIIN MUNNS. CHARLEY HARDING,

Oct 23

JAMES TALMMR.

J5i5.

..v: v8nl4

THE NEW

A N

JEWELRY STORE.

IN THE BRICK BUILDING, ONE DOOLL EAST OF THE HOLTON HOUSE.

Tho undersigned takes this method of fnform ill" his friends and the public general}*, that lie has op"ened a first class Watieh Making and Jewelry Establishment, in the Brick Building, one door East of the Ilolton House, whoro he will keep constantly on hand ii.complotc and varied assorinent of Watches. Clocks and Jewelrv of tho latest style? and best material, which have been obtained from some of tlie first manufactories in the East.

Watches Clocks and Jewelry, Carefully Repaired oiidW-ur

rATTERS0S.

Oct. 25,'56. vSnUtf.

Hannah & Gassell,' HAVE

just received, direct from Phil 11 lolphia, afresh supply of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YE

of tho latest styles and best quality and are now prepared to make to order or sell

READY MADE CLOTHING cheaper than over, for CASH. Gentlemen, plcuse IL I'VSIMIIIR! OUT stock'.'

call and examine OUT stock. January 81, 1857

Sv2Snw-l.

SS:

TIIE STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County

NOTICE

is hereby given, that William Bowman Administrator'of tho Estate of .Tosiah Miller, deceased, has filed his petition to sell tho Keal Estate of tho decedent, his Personal boinjrj nsuuieient to pnv his debts: aud that said petition vill be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said County.

WJI. C. VANCE. Clerk, C. C- P. of

jan 31 '.V!-ir2S\v-i Montgomery county.

SINGER^^WING MOHINES.

GI"15EAT

SUCCESS is always the most conclusive proof ef great merit." Judged by this tost there is 110 labor-saving machine before tho public comparable to Singer's Sewing Machines. After establishing the highest reputation in the United States tlicv wore exhibited at t-lic lato '"Exposition Universelle" in France, where they earned off tlio highest premium and a great manuiactory to make thcin has been built 111 Paris.

Ill every Branch of Industry

In which sewing is to be done, these machines can be used with immense profit. As the speed of the Railway train is to traveling on foot, so is sewing with.Singer's Machines compared with hand-scw-intr. No tailor, shoemaker, dressmaker, carriage trimmer, saddler, hatter, &c., &e., should be without one. The fair profit of using 011c of these machines, regularly employed, is

One Thousand Dollars a year* In all private families where there is much sowing to be done theso inacliiuca-are an invaluable assistance. Planters and hotel keepers find them particularly convenient and profitable. These machines are simple in their construction and very strong and durable, being the only kind of Sewing Machine ever made, by ivhic-h every sort of work', coarse or fine, could bo" perfectly executed. Thousands of inferior and worthless Sewing Machines have been made and sold under various names, but Singer's Machines alone have been found everywhere to satisfy the wants of the public!

Pinin printed instructions for using, are sent- with each machine, from which any ono can roadtlv acquire the art of managing them. The machines are packed securely to go to" any part of the world. To all persons desiring more particular information we will, on application lv letter at either of onr ollices forward a copy of I. M. Singer & Co's Gazette, a paper wholly devoted to the Sewing Maliine interest.

I. M. SINGER & CO.

1'itiNciPAL OFFICE, No. 320 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. KLLAXCII OFFICES. No. 47 nano%*cr St., Boston. 07 Chapel St.. New Ifa-ven. Ct. Glovcrsville, N. Y. No. 27-t Rroad St.. Newark, N. J. 14*2 Chcsnut St.. Phila. 105 Baltimore St. Bait. No. 32 Westminister St., Providence, It. I. 8 East 4th St., Cincinnati. 65 North 4th St.. St. Louis. 81 St. Charles St., New Orleans. 29 Dauphin St., Mobile.

Fancy Articles.

THE largest and best- assortment of Perfumery, and Soaps, and Fancy articles generally, that has over been brought to this market: for sale at no 16, '53. MANSON

Sc.

POWERS.

JUST RECEIVED —AT-

Masterson's Confectionary AND

I S O E

The following articles of Confeetionary's, fresh and in good order: PRESERVED FRUITS,

CITRON. I DATES, CURRANTS, FIGS. .-.J PRUNES, I PEACHES,

CANDIES, PEARLED CANDIES. CANDY KISSES,

MOTTO HEARTS. BONBONS, COM. HEARTS. CREAM DO. CREAM DATES, GILT DO. RONVJATSATIONLOZERIGES BOUND DO. CANDY RADLSNES. FRENCH DO. MIXED LOZENGES, SNAPPING DO.

Flavoring Extracts, I ROSE. I VANILLA,

LEMON, PEACIl,

SUNDRIES,

OYSTERS, SUGAR, COCOA.

1AA

RAOIMA TORACCO, FINE CUT DO. SNUFF.

Cigars of all kinds and qualities. J. D. MASTEESON. vSnlltf,

Oct 4, '56.

BIRDSEteD!'

IBS. fresh Bird Seed, just roceived and

Ally for sale, by J. D. ASTERSON.

Feb. 1S57—n23tf a7,

1 hhds of sugar just received arid for sale', !o ID for cash. CAMPBELL &€•>.

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OlRAWl^ORDSVILLE

•PEM'ALE

SEMINARY.

TIIE year for Seminary purposes is divided into three Sessions, of thirteen wecss each. The First Session begins on Wednesday after tbe third Monday of September each year.- Tbe Second begins on'Wednosday after the'first Monday of January. The Third begins on Wednesday after the third Monday in April.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. Jon.v M. BCTLER, Principal and Professor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Astr nomy.

KEV. JAMES II. JonxsTos, Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, and Ancient _Languages.

Miss II. STEVENS, First Assistant and Principal of the Academic Department. Miss CATHARINE A. TWINING. Teacher of German.

Mtss FRANCES Fonn Drawing. Miss SEE W. JENXISON, Music-

RE JnV

and

Fiench, Painting

•Vocal and Piano.

TERMS OF TUITION.

The several departments, according t« studies pursued, per term.. $3.00 to $7.00 French,' German & Drawing, each, extra 5.00

Latin, and use of Piano, 2.00 Lessons on Piano

& in

Tainting 10.00

Nodcduetion for absence oxccpt when caused by protracted illness. '"Pupils from abroad can bo accommodated with hoard in a large and commodious Seminary buildings under excellent arrangements for health comfort and improvement.

The charge for boarding, including board, fuel, light and Tuition in any of tlio three Departments of the Seminary, is $50.00 per term.

MR. O. P. JI'NNISO.N, has taken charge of the Boarding House, and will use every means in his power to make it a pleasant home for yonng ladies attending the Seminary.

Sept. 13, '56. vSnStf.

NOTICE

IStion

hereby given that I will sell at public Auc011 Saturday tho 31st day of January, at the residence of Absalom Baldwin, all tho Personal Estate. of. Elias ."Baldwin,1 deceased, consisting of household goods and kitchen furniture one two-horso Wagon and otlior articles. A credit of six monchs will be given on all sums over throe dollars tlie purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving "voYving valuation and appraisement laws.

GEORGE BEATTON, Adm'r.

Jan. 5, 1S57.—no35w3.

Valuable Mill Property

fTMIE Eiibscribcr proposes to sell his Mills oil I Sugar Creek, two miles south-east of the town of Alamo, in Montgomery county. Ind. Persons wishing to purcliaso property of this kind, would do \fftlf to call at tho Alamo Mills, and examine for themselves. Three story Frame and basement story Stone, with three inn of Burrs and suitable machinery and there are two Saw-Mills and Lath Mill, all new and in good running order and there is an extra building CO by -10 feet suitable for other machinery. Tlierc io 150 acres of good Lnnd attached to the Mills, well improved with a good two-story Dwelling, and all nccessary out-houses and Barn with three smaller Dwellings suitable for Families good never failing water. These Mills are situate in ono of the finest Wheat nnl Timbered countrys in the State. Persuns living at a distance, wishing fnrthcr information can address the Proprietor at Alamo. Ind.

Jan. 10,1657—GmvSn25.

STINGS,

SHIRTS, COLLARS, &c., &c.,

E. CLARK-

DISSOLUTION!

THE

Copartnership heretofore existing between J. W. Cumberland, Samuel II. Gregg & fi a I've}- N. Christ-man, is this day dissolved by limitation. The Notes and Accounts of the late firm will be fonnd in the hands of J_. W. Cumberland, for collection. Persons knowing themselves indebted either by Note-or Account will please call and suttle immediately.

CUMBERLAND. GREGG & CO.

Jan. 1, IS5?.—tf

N. B. The business will hereafter be conducted by Christmau fc Gregg, (successors to Cumberland, Gregg & Co., hnving purchased the entire stock, beg leave to return our thanks to our numerous friends and customers for past favors and hope to receive a liberal share of your patronage in the future. We intend to keep 011 hand a general assortment of Hardware, whcc-h wo will sell cheap for Cash. Call at. No. 2, Empire Block.

CHR1STMAN & GREGG.

Jan. 1. 1S57.

Notice

ISappointed

hereby given that the undersigned has been Administrator of tho estate of Abraham Thomas, dcccascd, late of Montgomery cou 11tv, Ind.

JOIIN M. TIIOMAS, Adm'r.

Jan. 3, lo57.—n2-l-'s'

Ss.

STATE OF INDIANA. MONTGOMERY CQIWTV. Court of Common Pleas of said County, April

Terra,.A. D., 1S57.

Alexander Crov, David") Croy, and Julia, Ann Croy, I

Vs. }-Petition f»r Partition.

Isaac Croy & John Croy, (impleaded with Samp- I aon Crov. et al.)

WHEREAS,

on theOtliday of December, A. ])..

1856, said Plaintitfe by Thomson & Ristine. their Attorneys, filed in the Clerk's Oftlce of sajd Court, their Petition for Partition of real estate in the above entitled cause, and it appearing^ from the return of tho proper otlicer, that the residence of the said Defendants Isnae Croy and John Croy. is unknown. Therefore notice of the tiling and pendency of said petition is hereby given to the said Defendant"?, Isaac Croy and John Croy, that they mav appear on tho first day of the next term of said Court, to bo liolden in the Court House, at Crawfordsville in said County of Montgomery commencing on the first Monday of April ncr.t, (1S»7.) and answer said Petition. 'Attest: WM. €. VANCE, Clerk.

Jan. 31, 1857.-n2Sw4.—Pr's fee .$4.

THR"LITTLE GIANT."

Patented May 1G, 1S51, Improved in I8.«.

CORN & COB MILL

W1TU TlIIfLE SETS OF CKI'SHEIIS A DOl'Iil-l" CEINIll.NT. SUltFACES, OU IN OTIIEK WORDS,

Thus enabling persons using them to accomplish twice as much in the saijio time as can be done InSingle Mills oftlie same sizi. Great improvement has'also been made in the strength of the Mill, and the Manufacturers can now challenge the world to produce a machine, for the same purpose, capable of accomplishing so much work with so little power. So light and portable, and yet so strong and dnrable, as the improved or Three Cone

DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT CORN MILL. The Mill ennnofebe broken by any fair means, except there be unseen defects in the castings.— Should there happen to be a nail, a bit of gravel, a small stick or knot in the corn,-the Mill will grind them without injuring it in the least. We do not, of conrse. warrant them against improper uses. Farmers, Stock Growers, Butchers, any one and every one who has stock of any kind, either to fatten or for working purposes, we say that in every ten head thatfyou feed, you can save "the price of a*No. 8 Mill every six months. The improved "Little Giant" is now offered as- tho BEST CORN AND X'OB

CRUSHER EVER MADE

AND IS SO GUARANTIED.

No. -t or three horso Iill grinds, from 25 io 30 bushels per hour, Price £00 00 No. 3. or two horse Mill grinds, form 15 to 20 bushels per hour, Price £50 00 No. 2, or one horse Mill grinds, from 10 to 15 bushels per hour, Price $40 00 No. 1, wiU grind form

to 8 bushels per hour, Price $30 00

Cost of transportation added to the above prises. Sold by BUKBR1DGE & CUMBERLAND. Crawfordsville, Ind. Oct.. IS. 50' vSnl.t-tf

ynUowandWoodenWare

good stock to arrive soon. WILSON GRIME? &CO,

GRAND EXHIBITION!

".-15. AT

NOT 7

ahfl 8, Commercial Bow.

ADMITTANCE FK$E, ZOR ALL UXOKK 120 YEARS OF AO*. Doors open every morning at 6 o'clock.-"!

Performance to commence immediately. 'r Indnstrj of all Natioas ,RIP*KSKJtTEO n» TIIS ...,\

ENDLESS VARIETY OF GOODS

Displayed at the Heuse rtf

CAMPBELL, GALEY & 1IARTER.

FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN,

-R "AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY,' norSE it CARRIAGE TRIMIXCS,''

Iron, Nails, Glass. Are., A*c."

WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS.

CAMPBELL & CO.'S!

ONE CLERK

Already gono off into a State of Sfatrimony. Several more standing candidates on hand.

BARRELS,

BOXES, PACKAGES,

ANT) BUNDLES OF C.OODS DAILY^I' Carried off by tho multitude, but Constant arrivals of new*

Attractions keeps 11 j, an incessant run

,i. for the first sight a*d BEST BARGAINS.

Campbell & Co.,

Have ou hand a few more of those SUPERIOR SESEl'A FALLS SAUSAGE CUTTERS.,.

ALSO

CLEAVERS,

BUTCHER KNIYKS,

•r MEAT SAWS, ANDIRONS/ SHOVELS, TONGS, SAD IRONS,

PLATED WARE, SPOON5 AC. ALSO A fine assortment of LWPENCOTT S, SIMMONS'.

AND IIURD'S OHIO PATTERN, Axes of all sizes. SAW GUiliniEKS, CIITSEL-TOOTH MILL AND

CUT SAWS, LEE & LEVIT'S, HOE & CO., •ROWLAND'S

Common do.

Campbell & Co.'s

QU KENSWARE DEP-UtTMENT, Is full and complete. Beautiful sets of CHINA, PEARL & PARIS

WHITE WARE, 50 Pieces in Each. EXHIBITION

OL'EN ROLL THE SE.V30N,

GREAT BARGAIN'S EVERY DAY

CAMPBELL & CO.'S, May b's seen the fullest stock

CARPENTER TOOLS, PLAINS, SAWS, HATCHETS, HAMMERS, AC., &C„ HORSE

NAILS, LOG & TRACE CHAINS.

^Amung the latest additions to our Dry floods Department is our newly married Clerk, who having SOLO HIM-

SELF once, of conrse is no longer in market, hut will hereafter devote undivided utten--tion to THE INTEREST OF CUSTOMKKS.

The Ladies

1 ." E.-.pccially may rest assu'ed that politeness and due attention shall always characterise 'the display of lino FANC^ DRESS GOODS AT THE' IlOUsK OF

CAMPBELL, GALEY & ITAITTMR.

Campbell & Co.,

Have on hand and for sale at low figures, a large lot of

OVERCOATS, FRENCH CLOTH DRESS COATS, VETS AND PANTS, WATER-PROOF

BOOTS. MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CALF, KIP ANDIIUNGA-

RIAN BOOTS. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CALF, MOROCCO, AND KID BOOTS AND

BUSKINS, RUBBERS&OVERSHOES.

Cnmpcll & Co., Have received a full line of

ENGLISH AND FRENCH MORINOS of very desirable colors: PLA1F AND I-'IG'D CASIIMERS,

BAY-STATE FLANNELS,

French Ginghams, Furniture and

CURTAIN PRINTS.

Caiiipacll & Co.,

•I Have on hand a large lot of

CLOAKING CLOTHS, CLOAKS, AND TALMAS, BAY-STATE SHAWLS. CLOAK AND

DRESS TR1MINGS,

VELVET RIP-KONS. LACE, EMBROIDERIES &c. Campbell &, Co.,

Have for sale at great bargains', 300 pr. Women and Children's Cashmere

AND WOOLEN HOSE, CASHMERE, ^THIBET, SILK AND KID GLOVES.

i.y» pr. Men's Buck, Berlin, Seal, Otter and Kid Gloves Misses and Children's Gloves and Mitts.

Campbell & Co.,

Are aselling a prime article of Rio Coffe. cts. A very superior articleElDorado Sugar 14 A chiceartiele Golden Syni[ Young Hyson Tea ofl ct.s Verj* choice T5 Imperial 70 Gunpowder (Extra)

TO MILL OWNERS & SAWYERS. HAVING

1856." -v

SPRIN6mftbt» NEWA1BAHY

HOT TO BE VHSEB8Q1A'

MERCHANTS,

Can depend on Buying their

QTTBENSW ARE

HARDWARE

From the Mammoth EstablishmcBt of

BROOKS & CAMPBELL"

As low as from flny house west of tho Mountains

.We have in Storo and to arrive for tlie Spring rado

500 Grates of Crockery,

Comprising all the latest designs aud qualities, which wo aro determined to offer, to the trade at

ITil'SCALLY LOW FIGURES.

ALSO

100 Boxes of Glassware,

Consisting of all kinds of Tumblers, Jars, Molasses Cans, Salts, Sugars, and Preserve. Dishes, &c. Together with an iinnvense stock ol'gsj -s^,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

lliii'dwair and CiKlery.

In our Domestic Ilardwaro Department, wo can :nly sav that we will duplicate any Cincinnati or Pittsburgh invoice. And in all Foreign Goods, no house East or-West shall undersell us, as we import directly from the manufacturers. We have also the heaviest stock of

FARMING- TOOLS

Around the Falls, and will offer lltCm at such prices that will induce every one that grves our stock an examination to leave their orders.

Wo only ask tbatall, before lnakrngtheir purohases will give our stock a thorough examination and wo feel confident of quoting prices that will be satinfactory and secure your costom. £5?" You will always find us open from fi A. M. until 0 P. M.-, ready "to show you through cur stock.

All orders sent us, will receive the personal attention of one of the members of tho Arm. Goods delivered at Vhnrfbonts, Jclfersonvillc, N. A.

BOOTS &T SHOES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR CASH!

At the Old Stand of Watson & Vance.

THE

undersigned offers to the citizens of CrawfordsvTllo and vicinity, his largo stock of Hoots Jk Shoes at greatly reduccd I 'rices for Cash, consisting of every article found in tho

BOOT AND SIIOE LINE.

NOTICF,

used one of Coffin's Pat. £hi**l Tooth

Mill Saws, for tbe last Sis Months I hesitate not "to say that it performs all that is elHiined for it, being le» liable to run crookod in all kinds ef timber, and requiring mnch less filing, while it is easier kept in order aud cut# moro lumber with the same amount of power than anr other Saw 1 ever tried. A. P. MANN.

Jan. 1", 1S07.

•jt

S. It. It, Depots 1'rcc of

charge. iiv

GIVE US A CALL

BROOKS A CAMPBELL, Main St. New Albany.

Match 1, 1S.1G. v7-n33-ly.

Important Notice.

1 5

'•W

Tim following comprises a part of his stocky Ladies' Kid Congress Gaiters Lace Gaiters

Kid Slippers: Kip Hoofed Shoes: Calf Sewed Shoes •••.•- Sheep Skin Over-Shoes Lasting Congress Gaiters Kid Raskins: t'alf Heeled Shoes: Goat Hoots: Rubber Over-Shoes Moccasins. Fur and Cotton Lined

Gents' Calf Cork soled Hoots Singlo Donblo Grained Boots

Cloth Congress Gaiters Kip Shoes: Double soled Calf Boots ..i

Kip

Calf Concrcss (Jaiters Plain Calf Shoes,* Gloves and Hosiery. Gents'Buck Gloves --'i

Gray Morino Hose Mixed cotton half Hose Woolen Gloves ,• Brown cotton half Ilose: Woolen Half Hose: .•.»• Fancy cotton half Hose I.adies' Cotton Hose

Woolen Hose

The stock embraces every variety and stylo, nnd will be sold at the very lowest figures for CASH. Connected with tlio^stablishment is a Manufacturing Department. All orders fr Work, executed with promptness and dispatch.

DAVID KFSTEIC

Jann irv 2-1, 15J7. 27n-yl.

StcaBii Circular Saiv ill ill

FOR SALK.

TJII-:

subscriber will offer at Public Auction, on Saturday tlie 14th of February. ]s."7, a Steam Saw Mill, situated one mile and a quarter west of Darlington also, three yoke of Cattle, Chains, two Wagons, Logs in the yard, together with a lart'o lot of Lumber. I will also t'ivn a lease on a sufficient amount of land for Mill purposes for any number of years the Mill may be kept running.

Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to comincnce at 10 o'clock. A. M. JOHN I.UCAS-

January 24, 1S.7T. "n'i7td

Administrator's Sale.

is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estato of diaries Docterman. will sell at Public Anction on .Saturday,, the 21st lay of February next, upon tho prcmis*.-.,^ die following described real estate situate in the ffiwn of Middlotown, in Montgomery county: LoU»3 numbered twentv-scven ("27) unI thirty

Sn)

as the*

same are known on the plat of said town. TERMS:—One third of the purchase money to bopaid in hand, one third in *ix months, aud tho reiidue in twelvemonths from day of sale, the purchaser to give his notes for the deferred payments with interest from date, waiving valuation and api.raisemcnt laws.

SAMl/EL POTH, Adinini.-triitor.

January 24, L.S."W. n'J7wJ.

Fresh Arrival of

B0ARDMA3NF GRAYs'

I A N O S

Newman's Music Store. HAVING

just opened a laiiro stock of jino Gold Wutclies, Jewelry aud Fancy Goods, which he oifere for cash at prices so low a.s4o defy competition. Twodoorseastofliinford'scorcer, sign of WATCH and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches 100 Hreast Pins and Broaches 3H) Finger Rings: ,- *, 75 Ear Drops «f different stvU-M.*"'J 20 and Silver Fob and Neck (Tiaius 80 Gothic Pearl inlaid and enameled Brass Clocks. -*Mso, a variety of good Pens, Pencil.-?, Lockets, Snaps, Bracelets, Spectacles. Port Moniejr, fine Cutlery, Kaxoni, Scissors, Pon Knifes, Spoon*, Sliscellaneouii Books, Maps. Novels, Paper, ?ntr, fine Koto Paper, Envelopes. l*ietnrc«,»umlrv sekeol and Ladies Cards, llanos, ilc-lo- IVans. Mclotlenus, Guitars, Violins, Aeeordeons. Music Dose*.. Sheet 'Music, together with every thin? else nsuallv.kept'" in sueliestablishments. TI!V. NKWM'AN.

Crawfordsville Dee. 22, l5o. TirJO.