Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 November 1857 — Page 3

A REVEREND SHYLOCK. The Chicago <Press> gives an account of a

note-shaving clergyman in that city, and vouches for the correctness of its asser-

tions—otherwise they would be deemed almost impossible in a Christain [sic] land: An excellent and worthy man, a mechanic, whose own hard hands had laid the foundation of his moderate fortune, had raised the sum of $3,000 on securities, even in the present depressed condition of prices, worth three times that sum. The security given was in a form that cut off all redemption. The note matured in an evil hour, the present crisis, when the debtor found himself unable to meet his obligation. His creditor, a Connecticut clergyman, (understood to be seeking a location both as a preacher and a money-lender in the West, where, as he has said, "it pays better,") was in the city. He was importuned to extend the note, if only for a short time. He was offered four per cent, a month. "<I will do it for one hundred per cent. per annum>," was the rejoinder.

Finally, the Reverend creditor agreed to receive the moderate interest of <sixtytwo per cent>. as his ultimatum, and on declining this offer, the property, worth $10,000, was sent to the auction block, and sold to the creditor for barely the face of the note, a little upward of $3,000. Thus a worthy, hard-working mechanic was beggared to satisfy the inhuman greed of a

/tl

our

Christian minister of the same denomina-1{jU[ also, the beautifully illustrated tion and a member of the same Christian faith with himself.

That transaction should stick to that clergyman through life. We trust he will for the sake of decency use in future only an amended form of the Lord's Prayer, for if his lips falter not in the utterance of the beautiful petition, "Forgive <us> our debts as we forgive <our> debtors, he must add dou-

ble-dyed hypocrisy to his unseemly lust for gold. The names of the parties are very well known. The transaction which has ruined the one should in a far deeper measure disgrace the other. ———<>———

B@i~ We find the following in an exchange. We solemnly protest against the .New Albany and Salem Railroad being compelled to father any such responsibilities:

Important Parentage.—We have recently heard some gentlemen from liloomaiigton laughing about a case of illegitimacy coming oft' there. It scorns that there resides in the place a young lad}' of somewhat questionable character, who was a jjreat favorite with the employees of the New Albany and Salem Railroad, On being presented with an heir, and urged to make some one father it, she said that she could swear that, it ^belonged to the New AllHiiuj and Salem Railroad Co)vxany! That Company is a great one.

""I'M SICK OF FIGHTING "'EM."—Two

our venerable Republican citizens were the other day mourning over the rccont election news. The cider, who has evidently «een much hard service in his long-contin-iicd warfare on the Democracy, was in .a yery de-sjuinding mood. "My frit-ntl" .«aid lie, "1 don't know what to think of this Democratic party.

have always fought

them hard. But it makes no odds what we tell the people, or how much excitement we get up, this infernal Democracy always heats us in the end, as it is now doing, and, for my part, I'm tired and sick of lighting 'cm,"—Bangor Union.

SOMETHING- EVERY BODY .SHOULD KNOW. We take pleasure In callitig t5ve attention of our readers to the advertisements \vhich have been placed in our columns this week by Dr. Easterly, of St. Louis, Mis medicines arc becoming very popular all over the Western States, and can now be found in every respectable Drug und Apothecary Store, lie has taken great pains in preparing and perfecting them to combat the diseases of the West. Dr. Easterly is a scientific Chemist and Pharmaceutist, and has been engaged fourteen years in the preparing and selling of his preparations. They are tried remedies, and the public can rely itpon them as safe and efficacious. They arc rapidly taking the place of all the old advertised medicines from the fact, they are considered more efficacious and bettor suited to the diseases of this climate. The articles advertised in our columns are Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, Dr. Baker's Specific, and Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, to which we invite special attention. They are for sale by T. B. BllOWN, Agent for Crawfordsvillc. Oct31ml.

READ! READ! YE AFFLICTED, READ II. T. Humbold offers to the afflicted his Genuine Preparation, Fluid Extract Btfchu, which has accomplished the most extraordinary cores of all other similar remedies. Read the advertisement in another column, headed •'Humbolds' Genuine Preparation,"

Oct31ml.

MARRIED—On

NICHOLS

Thursday the 26th,

by the Rev. Mr. Crowe, Mr.

to Miss

3. Long life and prosperity attend them.

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT.

[Corrected weekly.]

AUT1CX.K5.

nucKs.

Flour Wheat Oats Kyo Barley Corn—in the car-• Ilay Apples—Green

#4,00® 05® SO® 50@

B0@

Dried

reaches Beans Butter—Fresh

Corn Meal Chickens—YoungPotatoes Bacon—Hams

Sides. Shoulders-.

Lard Pork Beof—on IlocfClove Sood-.. Timothy Scad

•orcMta of Oe eaa fllfrm FOBEUBOPE. M. DATS.

KAJOS.

^fiagara.... Vanderbilt-

Boston.....-Liverpool Doe. 2 •New York*- -Havre, &c««<Dec. 6 FROM EUROPE.

Kangaroo. New York

Liverpool-- -New York ".-Nov. 18 Gl«goW""New York ""Nov. 18

BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!! FOURTH YEAR OF THE

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.

THE FAMOUS

Dnsseldorf Gallery of Paintings!

Purchased at a Cost of $180:000! And Power*1 world-renowned Statue of the E E S A E Re-purchased for si* thousand dollars, with several hundred other workB of Art, in Paintings, Sculpture and Bronzes, comprise the Premiums to be awarded to the subscribers of the

Cosmopolitan Art Association who subscribe before the 28th of January, 1559, at which time the awards will take place. .TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Fvcry subscriber of THREE DOLLARS is entitled to A copy of the large and splendid Steel Engraving, entitled"MANIFESTDESTIXY," also to

A copy of the COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL one year, nfso to A Certificate in the Award of Premium#, also

A free admission to the Dusscldorf and Cosmo politan Galleries. Thus it is seen that for every THREE DOLLARS paid, the subscriber no. only receives a

SPDENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING 1

TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR. Each subscriber is also presented with a Certificate in the Awards of Premiums, by which a va 1uablc work of Art. in Painting or Sculpture, may bo reeeived in addition, thus giving to evc.y subscriber an equivalent to the value of FIVE DOLI.AIIS and a Certificate GRATIS.

Any one of the leading §3 Magazines is furnished, instead of Engraving and Art Journal, if preferred.

No person is restricted to a single share. Those talcing five memberships, remitting $15, arc entitled to an extra Engraving, and six tickets.

Full particulars of the Association are given in the Art Journal, whic'i contains over sixty splendid Engravings, prico FIFTY CKNTS PEK NCMBER..— Specimen copies will be sent to all parsons who desire to subscribe, on receipt of five postage stamps (15 tents.) Address

C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A., 543 Broadway, New Yoik.

Subscriptions received by F. M. HEA'i'OIf, Hon.- Scc'ry, No. 1 Empire Block.

SZBHSTD FOR IT-

The most superbly illustrated Magazine ever published in America, is the December number of the COSMOPOLITAN AUT JOCK.VAI., containing over SIXTY F-I'I.KNDII| ENGRAVINGS, and giving full particulars of the benefits of the Cosmopolitan Art Association. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR single copies FIFTY CENTS. Specimen copies will^bo sent to all persons who wish to subscribe on receipt of live postage stumps. Address

C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A., 51$ Broadway, New-York.

Sa" scriptions received by F. JUL. IIEATOK, Hon. Sec rv, Nov23. No. 1 Empire Block.

JAMES UI'.OOKS. A MLS T. It BED.

•JAMES BROOKS & CO.,

N E TI A A N I N I A N A

Wselected

E arc now offcrii ccr very large and well stock of Goods, consisting of CHINA, GLASS,& QUEENSWA11E,

BIMTANNJA & PLATED GOODS, CUTLERY, AXES, IIAKDWAKE GENERALLY,

LA31PS, CHANDELIERS," &c., &C-, &c.,

At greatly reduced prices. We therefore invite merchants, and the public generally, to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, and examine our goods and juices, for we are confident it will be great Iv to'their advantage to do so.

Nov. 26 vSiiHwii. AMES BlioOK'S & CO.

Estray Notice.

TAKKN

UPbv flcorge 15. King, living in Drown Township, .Montgomery County. Ind.. near i"• iitier's Mill, on Indian CiMak. ou the (ith day of Novcmtbcr, 1S07. two-estrays, of the ful.owing des cnplitii. Two til Us. the one a sorrel with a'star in the forehead ami hind foot white the tlier a strawberry roan, black mane and tail, and black legs: noothcr marks or brands perceivable. KacJj p|o.-cd to be two years Id last Spring.— The said sorrel appraisid to sixty dollars and'tlic roan to sixty-live dollars by (i«en Owens and Wi'lian Allen, before Simon C. Davis, a Justice of the Peace in and for said Countv and State aforesaid.. Attest: WM. C.YANCK,Clerk.

Nov. 28. lS-" T-v9nl[i-l w.

FRANCIS

MARTHA

MITCHELL,

all

of tliis place. Tlio happy couple have the best wishes of all hands for the delicious cake sent to

None Selling-

6,00® 25® 1,00® 00® 75@ 15@ 6® 50@ 1,25® 20® 11@ 15

None

In demand..

Common

U@ 14

10@

5,00@ 3,00® 2.50

None Soiling*

1,50® 14® 15 14® 15

Sugar Molasses, N.O WWto Fish Mackerel, half bbl. Bait Oaions

New This Year....

6,00318,00

•ar-

ESTRAY NOTICE. in Jones, living in Brown p, -Moiitiromery County, Ind.. two es

rp-\KKN I'P by Williar Township, Moutironie

tray steers, supposed to lie yearlings last Sp-ing. ooic a deep red with a white face and some white on tlie back. The two appraised at twelve dollars by Asbnrv Vanschoick and John M. Wilson before Kobert W. (iambic, Justice of the Peace in an for said Township and County aforesaid.

Attest: WM. C. VANCE, Cleik. Nov. 2S-v0n19wl.

Estray Notice.

fpAKKN Ul' by Thompson Aslibv. of Clark _L Township, Montgomery County, Ind., three estray steers, esciibed as follows, to-wit: One, white, three years old, with an nnderhit in the left ear and a slit in the right: one. white and red. two years old, and one yearling roan steer. The three appraised at fifty-one dollars by John II. l'orcli and John Gill before 1£. !L. Cunningham, aJustieoof the J'ea^e in and for said Township and County aforesaid. Attest:

Nov. 'JS-vt'nlShvl. WM. C. VANCE, Clerk.

Estray Notice. UP by Benjamin F. White, of Clark Township, Montgomery County. Ind., an cs-

fTAKEN Townslii p, tray brown Mare, fifteen and half hands high: supposed to be fifteen years old. Said mare lias a scar on her right hip, and otherwise injured. Said mare has marks oil her shoulder caused by the collar, and was appraised at forty dollars by Joshua Harrison and James Knox, before E. 11. Cunningham, a Justice of the Peace in and forsaidCounty and Township aforesaid. Attest:

Nov. 2S-v!tnl9wl. WM. C. VANCE, erk.

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE

is hereby given that- the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of James K. Byrd,late of Montgomery Countv, Ind.. deceased. Said estate is supposeil to be solvent. OL1VEK B. WILSON, Adm'r.

Nov. 2S-vPnlO-3w*.

Administrator's Sale. IIE undersigned Administrator of the Estate of James K. Byrd, deceased, will sell at public auction, on Saturday, the 19th day of December, 1S57, the personal property of the deceased, required to DO sold by the Statute, consisting of horses, liOM, cattle, sheep, wheat,oats, corn, farming utensils, and one two horse wagon. Said sale to take place at the late residence of the deceased in Clark Township, Montgomery County, Ind. A credit of twelve months will bo given when the amount purchased exceeds $8, the purchaser living his note with good security, waiving valuation or appraisement laws. All sums of $3 and under must DO paid at time of sale.

OLIVER B. WILSON,

Nov. 2S-v9nl9w3*. Administrator.

WM. P. WATSON WOCLD

inform the citizens of Montgomery County that he keens on hand, ono door North of Elston & LaneV Bank,

LEATHER 01 almost every description, viz: CINCINNATI OAK-TANNED SOLE

BUFFALO SOLE,

CINCINNATI KIP UPPER AND CALF,

FRENCH ZIP AND CALF,

CITY HAKNESS.

ALSO FIN.DINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Cash Paid for HMes.

NOT. 28-T«nl9tf.

Mayer & ITllmait

Havejpst.reoeivcd'tfcit

SECOND STOCK

O E O A S

Which they will sell

Cheaper than any other House in Town.'

We Defy Competition.

Nov. 28. 1857. v9nl9w8

THE STATE OF INDIANA,) ™. Montgomery County, AT otice is hereby given, that Peter Wilcok Admin_LL istrtor of the of the Estate of William Canfer, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate cf the decendent, his Prsonal being insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition will be heard at the nest term of the Court of Common Pleas of said County.

W. C. VANCE, Clerk, C. C. P. of Montgomery Countv. Nov. 25,1357. nl3 3w

ON SALE BY F. M. BEATON, (No. 1, Empire Block,) MICHAEL VAUGnX. By the author of the

Lamp Lighter. Price one dollar. MOSS SIDE. By Marion Harland. Trice one dollar and twentv-five cents. SPURGFON'S SERMONS. First, Second, and .. Third Series. Price one dollar each.

ALL OR

CURKEN BELL'S WORfiS. INCLUDING VILETTE.

JANE EYRE,

THE PROFESSOR, FCE. ALSO,

HUGH MILLER S WORKS. THE BIBLE OX SLAVERY. By 0. Elliott. SORGIIO AND lMGIlEE— The New Sugar Canes.

By Olcott. Besides a well selected stock of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, too numerous to mention.

All persons wishing Harper's Magazine for the ensiling year, will please leave their names soon, as the next volume commences with the December No. Subscription taken also for Godey, Graham, Knickerbocker. The Atlantic New Monthly. Flag of our Union, N. Y. Ledger, Harpers \Veeklv. ard other Mugazinesand Papers, which will be delivered at my store AHEAD OF THK MAIL A*D FREE OF POSTAGE:

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL BOOKS ALWAYS ON HIND AN!J

O S A E E A

A fine lot of ANNUALS, GIFT BOOKS, and DIARIES for 1S5S, will be received by December 1st, of wLich the public will receive due notice. f. M. JIEATON.

Crawfordsvillc, Nov. i9. tf

FOR SALE.

THE

undesigned wishes to sell all his Real and Personal property, consisting of a farm containing 200 acres, more or less, lying 6 miles northwest of Crawfordsvillc, 100 acres, or more being now in cultivation. A House and Lot. No. 32, original plat in said town also, East half of house ind lot, No. t!2, Powers addition his stock of (roods and other personal projicrty. Persons wisliig to purchase will please call and see said proprtv. Anv, or all of which, can be had on reasonibic terms. C. W. PRATHER.

Sept. 12'57v0nS-tf. ji

STATE OF INDIANA,

Montgomery Comity, ss.

Montgomery Circuit Court, March Term, A. 1S57. John W. l'eed vs. Complaint for Divorce.

Jemima Peed.

WIIK1IEAS..'on

the 2'1th day of November,

A. D., IS JT. said Plaintiff, John W. l'ccd. by Wallace and White, his Attorneys, tiled in the Clerk's ollieo of said Court, his complaint tor Divorce in the above entitled cause. Said riaintitl" by his said Attorneys also filed the affidavit of a disinterested person setting forth tbatsaid Defendant. Jemima Peed. is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice of the filing and Pendency of said complaint, is hereby given to the said non-resident Defendant, Jemima Peed, that she may appear on the first day of the next term of said Court, to be holden in the Court House at Crawfordsvilic in said county of Montgomery, commencing on the Second Monday of March next (1S5S) and answer said complaint.

Attest, \V. C. VANCE. Clerk November 21. nlSwSpr's fee §3,75.

BILL OF JUICES FOB A'VFltTI

?IN"J .YXD.I01! I'/MYI'IVfi,

Ij^XTEHKD

into between the several Publishers

a of Crawf.irdsville. ("MONTGOMERY JOCKNAL,' ANI "CUAWFOI'.DSVII.LE KEVIEW," on the 7TLI day March. IS55, as follows: One Column, perannum, subject to semi-an-nual clurige $30,00 One-Half Column, per annum, subject to semi- annual change IS,00 One-Third Column, per annum, subject to semi-annual change 15.00 One-Quarter Column, per annum, subject to scnii-aniuial change 10,00 A '-Card" of one square oil ess. per annum ,7.00

Patent Medicine Advertising.

OncColunin per annum.sem-ar.nual change $35,0C Half

Card anil Job Printing.

One pack of Cards, (50) $2.00 Two (100) 8.00 Lottery Tickets, or cards, (100) 1,50 each additional hundred ..1,00 Furncral Invitations, (note paper, enveloped) 3,00 Circulars, oil half sheet letter, per hundred••3,00 Blanks—single quire §1,50—two quires 2,00 and for each additional quire, 75 cents. Whole Sheet Posters, per huudred $S,00 each additional hundred 5,00 Half Sheet Poster, per hundred 5,00 each additional hundred 3,00 Quarter Sheet Poster, per hundred 3,00 each additional hundred 1,50 Eighth Sheet Poster, 50 or less 1,50 Ball Tickets, 100 copics, $4,00—to be paid for invariably, before taken from tlio office. election Ticket?.

Five dollars per thousand will be charged for Election Tickets, to bo paid for invariably in advance.

Show dvertisements.

Two dollars per square will be charged for advertisements of tlus character, for first insertion—each additional insertion, 1.

Ilorse and Jnck Bills.

For single Ilorsc Bill $2—each additional Uorsc •n bill, $1. Particular Noticc.

Tlio payment for all Patent Medicine advertisements must be satisfactorily secured before inserts ed, by an accepted order, or bv cash.

V. B. PALMEB, U. S. Advertising Agent, New York. E. W. CARK,U.S.NewspaperAdvertisingAgent Evans'Building. N. W. corner of Third and ATalnutStieets, Philadelphia, Pa.

A RNOLD'S Black, Copying & Carmine Inks, for t\ sale by FRANK IIE ATON,' May 2] No. 1, Empire Block.

DR.AKANE'S

GENTLEMEN'S TOMSmft* STORE!

Over 5000 Ready Vide Gameits,

Campbell, Galey & Harter, HAVE

enlarged their Clothing Boom to double its former size, and completely filled it,with Beady Made Garments, comprising every thing:in the vajof Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, to-wit: Fine Cloth Overcoats, Fine French Oloth Frock do Beaver do I Coats, do Bear Skin do I do do Casimere do do Felt do I do Business Frock and do Union cloth do Coats, Raglin Sawet—new Farmers Heavy Body

DICK'S

months 4,00

Leoal AnvEUTisKMENTS as heretofore, one dolar per square, for three insertions for each addiional insertion 25 cents all over one square, charged as a square and a half, all over one square nnd a half, charged as two squares.

Spcciiil Notices.

Marriages, Obituaries. Literary Notices of ul kinds, half our regular advertising rates. JSyNoticos of Patent Medicines, $1 per square for first insertion.

NOTICE

25.00

Third 17.00 Quarter 12.00 All public Sales. Transient Advertisements.&c., $1 per square, for first- insertion and 25 cents for each additional insertion.

Arctic Exploration.justrccei.\

cd and for sale by 1CST..C«i1

May 2 lS57vSn41-tf.

WERSTEK'S

FRANK HEATON. No. 1, Empire Block.

Unabridged Dictionray—pric

£5,50—latest edition—alwavs on sole, ny FRANK HEATOJS, May 3 vSn41-tf No. 1, Empire glock.

O I-MPROVED Pat. Hay Bakes for sale by & July 111347. Campbell & Coi

GROCERIESCoffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, Syrup, Spices, Candles, Starch, S:c received and for sale bi april 4. GRIMES & BCBBBIDSI.

Styles, Coats,

Farmers'jrorking Caats, do Pea Jackets, Cloths and Casimere Pants, Plain St Fancy

Heavy Satinett and Union Pants,

Plain and Fancy.

Fine Satin and Velvet Vests.

Fine Casimere Vests to Match Suits.

Farmers Heavy Working Vests,

PLUSH & VALENCIENNES VESTS.

FINE BUSINESS VESTS.

Merino Undershirts and Drawers, Heary Wool do do do Oversliirts for Laborers, do Canton Shirts.

Linen Sliirt3 White it Colored, do Shirt Collarsk Shirt Fronts.

irine do

—ALSO—

A LARGE LOT OF

IBO'STS CLOTHING —ALSO— Men's Fash. Soft Hats, Black $* Colored.

ALSO

A Large Lot of Caps for Winter, Embracing many entire new styles & very desirable —ALSO— AN IMMENSE STOCK OF MEN'S

BUCK, BERLIN, FUR & WOOL GLOVES & GAUNTLETS, CRAVATS, TIES, COM

FORTS. SILK AND

LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. To conclude with their immense stock of

BOOTS & SHOES

THE LARUFST THEY EVER HAD and THEY SAY CONFIDENTLY the BEST The above named goods arc the contents of one room—fitted up exclusively for Gentlemen's furnishing Goods: where can be had every thing appertaining to Men's apparel—in fact every thing that a man wears. Oct. 3v0nll-tf.

Campbell, Galey & Harter,

TI1K

Largest and Only Exclusive

E A

HARDWARE STORE IN

Montgomery County.

NO. 7 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

Ci AWFOK DSYILLE, IND. J.JU-.'.J.af.a.-J.Bt vfc-JT if

Executor's Sale!

VfOTICE is hereby given tliatwc will sell atpnbL\ lie Auction, at the door of tho Court House, in Crawfordsville. county of Montgomery, on Saturday the 12th of December, lS-"7, the following described real estate, of which Joseph Barton, dec. seized, situate in said County, in the cighborhood of Samuel Gilliland, to-wit: the east half of the cast half of the north-east quarter of section 31, in township 18. north of range 5 west.

TERMS'—One third of the purchase money to be paid in hand, one third in 9 months, and the residuo in eighteen months from day of sale, the pnrcliascrgiving his notes with interest from date and without relief from valuation laws.

A.GADDE.S,

One of the Executors of the estate of said Nov. 1-17)7v'JnlTwl. BARTOW.[pr'.s fee, tirst'iuiblicatii §0,00-9d pub. £3.00.

WOKKS—Iiollins' History, Josephus, Plutarch's Lives, Shakspearc f- livron, fbr sale by FRANK 11 EATON,

May 2-tf. No. 1, Empire Block.

To the Farmer and Mechanic have a lot of hardware that we well sell cost arid carriage.

J. R. & R. ROBINSON.

Administrator's Notice.

is hereby given that the undersign ed has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Nicholas Baker, late of Montgomery eountv, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, JOl N S. GRAY, Adm'r.

Oct. 25. 1S57. vOSwl®

BEOWN'S DRUG £T0£E,

UNTO-

COMMERCIAL BLOCK!

you tVant Good, Pure, Cheap Medicines. ro to BROWN'S.

IFor

yen want the best Perfumer}*, Soaps, Brushes, Fancy Articles go to BROWN'S

IFcines

you want any of the standard Patent Medigo to BROWN'S.

IFber

YOU want Tens, Paper, Pencils, Inks or Rubgo to BROWN'S.

JFBrushes,

you want t'aint Brushes, Hair Brushes, Wall Stripers, Liners, Sash Tools, Artist's or Marking Brushes, go to BROWN'S.

vou want good Tobacco or Cigars go to BROWN'S.

IFnal

YOU want pure Bfandies or Wines for medicipurposes go to BROWN'S.

IFinyeuDiuc

wish to purchase any article usually kept a Store and save monev. go to BROWN'S.

No. 8, Commercial Block.

Nov. 21, lS57-vDniS-lm.

Notice to Heirs of Petition,to sell Peal Estate.

Montgomery Connty,

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgo "OTICE is hereby g'n

NOTICE

CHARLES II. BOWEN, REVIEW.

is hereby given that John Lee, Administrator DE BONIS NON of the estate of Ed-

ward Horn, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the deceased, his personal being insufficient to pav his debts: and tlintsaid petition will be heard at the nest term of the Court of Common Picas of said County. ^fesU

C. C. C. P. Montgomery Connty.

Nov. 21-v0nlS-3w-pr'sfce, $2,25.

Guardian's Sale.

XTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, i\ guar lian of Jane and Ellen Fall, minor heirs of Michael C- Full, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the Putnam Court of Common Pleas, will offer at public sale, on Thursday, the Slst day of December, 1S57, in the town of Parkersburg, the following described real estate, to-wit:

Lots No. 3, 4, and 12, in the town of Parkersbnrg and also apart of the west half of the south west quarter of section thirty-two, in township seventeen, north of range four wet-t, containing thirty-three acres out ot the southwest corner of the said eighty acres of land—all in Montgomery connty, Indiana.

TEHHS. A credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months will be given upon notes with approved security. PHILIP CARPENTER, Guard lian.

November 21,1857. nlSwSpr's fee 3 00

ALL

interest, if wanting

anythiag in the Blank Book lina, to call at FWJLXE iuw'i No. 1, Espira B!o«k.

the leading School Books of the day on and for sale aywbHs^re^ricesby Mar 2.1 Kt. t, Empire Block.

8hne, lirtnui & JwiiiVMiai,

Great'Bargains

At the

N E W I

Shoe, Kartman and Jordan.

HAVING

entered into a co-partnership and ta

ken possession of the room formerly occupied by J. R. A S. Robinson, in Empire Block,

AND

consequence of the present unparalleled Financial difficulty and immense reduction in the price of Goods in the Eastern market, we aie able to offer gTeat bargains to every one who wishes to save money,

BUT

Tand

be brief, wo would say to oi.e and all come sec. .. ..

To See is to be Convinced, and to

Purchase is to Save Money.

WEpurchased

are now exhibiting a stock of new Goods during the great

MONEY PANIC. THEthe

reduction in price is rcnl,ond our friends in town and Country can share in the low prices offered,

So Come On!

Lo.Morinos,

ADIES, now is the time to buy your DeLiinc* Shawls. Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks Cloth* Talmas, Iloods, Allocs.

AND

For Our Goods Have

JUSTacomefrom

the Panic Stricken and are very

I A large assortment of FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS,

At fust figures.

.' Now is the Time for a Ma ino Dress.

Come One! Come Ail!

FOR

You can buy all kinds »f

A E A N A N

O O S

Qt'EENSWAItE,

House Keeping Goods,

Linseyp,

Flannels. Sheeting?,

Table Linens, Curtains, Goods,

Damasks, Groceries,

TIB-A-a

AND COFFEE,

AT LOW FIGURES.

MAKE I1ASTE,

A E S

While tho

Banks are hi Trouble,

For They Soon toill be Good Again.

AND

Lawyers, Doctors, Professors, Farmers, one & all

WILL

Find it to their advantage to buy their

HATS,

A S

BOOTS,

SHOES,

CASSIMERES,

COATS, PANTS, VEST'S,

DRAWERS, SILK UNDER SHIRTS,

AND

An Endless Variety of

Cheap AVinler Goods.

For we have purchased thcin at

LOW FIGURES,

And are willing to talce all kinds of

ALABLE PRODUCE.

SO COME ON,

And we will order the general trade delightful. SHIJE, HAKTUAN &. JORDAN. KOT. 7

For Haling the Sick aid Afflicted. DR. EASTERLY'S

Iodine and Sarsaparilla. TIII8 is the ohly preparation in tho United Statea that combines in a highly concentrated state, the extract of SASSAFAKILUI, YELLOWDOCK, STILLKOIA, and tho IODIKE or POTASSIUM,and the only preparation that is worthy of the least confidence of tho public for the cure of those diseases arising from an impure satte. ofthe BLOOD, or other fluids of the .system, viz: Scr«AaIa, Obstinate Old Softs, Pimples on «ic Face. Blotches, Boils, Chronic Sore

Kr«T Ringworm or Tetter, Scald llead,Salt Rhenm, Cancers, Goitre, White Swellings, FererSores. Piles* Erysipelas, ^welling of the

eases of the Kidneys, Bladdr find Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Liver Com plaint, Dysrepsia, Nervous Affcctious, (•encral Debility, Secondary Syphilis, or Venereal Diseases. Pains in the Bones nnd Joints, all Chronic Diseases, and Diseases arising from the use of Mercury and Calomel. Dr. Easterly's IODINE and SARSAPARILLA contains such POWERFUL CURATIVE rnorEitTiEs, that the LONGEST STANDING and WOIIST CASES OF DISEASE, readily yield to its inf.uen c- This medicine is a SPELDY, POSITIVE Ulld JTALD'L£A& CURE for MERCURIAL DISEASES,no matter how deeply it may have eaten into the franu au.l vital organs. It will cure SIICONUAKY.SYPHILIS, or VENEREAL DISEASES, no rrroftcr how long" it may have be.n in the system, or what may have been its effects. It will cure OLD SORES, no matter how cantcH. and ts TIIEONLY MEDICINE THAT WILL. For all ScRorULOUS DISEASES and OLD SORES it is a rosmvo CURE. All external applications are highly inconvenient and oan oiHy bo temporary in their effcts. This medicine attacks the disease at it* SOURCE, by purifying the BLOOD,exciting the LITER to a healthy ac'.ion, changing the Secretions ofthe system, afid by driving out all tho IMPURE and DISEASED FLUIDS of tho body, thus removing tho causc and rendering the cure CERTAIN- and PERMANENT, It thoroughly eradicates every particle of MERCURY from the system, and will AXNTIIII.ATS and VXPEL the SYrniLiTic VIRUS, and all HEREDITARY TAINTS and POISONS, and restore the system to a perfect state of HEALTH and PURITY*.

CAUTION TO THE PUIILIC.—He particular and ask for Dr. Easterly's' Iodine and Sarsapnrilln, and take no other. Some dealers may tell you (when they have not this)they have some OTHER SARSAPARILLA, equally good which thev can pur chase che. per. Believe them not. They tell you this to get your money. ONE BOTTLE of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla contuins more CURATIVE PROPERTY than SIX of any other in use. Remember this is the medicine that l.as effected so many ASTONISHING CURES in all parts of heeountry. dP~Price §1 per bottle, or bottles foV $5.

Prepared and sold by Dr. EASTELY, southeast corner of Third and Chestnut strscts, St. Louis, Mo., and by all druggists throughout tho Western and Southern Strets,

October 31, 1S57—v9nlu-lly

TO FEVI AND AGUESUl FliltEUS.

DR. EASTERLY'S

FEVER AND AGUE KILLER. This Medicine will rip-e Ag-ne and Fevrr, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent nnd llemittciit Fevers, aud every formot Fever incident to the We*t.

Among all the CELEBRATE^'REMEDIES for Ague and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer.

During the last five yci.rs this remedy has cured over two hundred thousand cases, which has established its"efficacy beyond all doubt and controvcrcy as the BEST and ONLY CERTAIN CURE for this distressing disease. It is a POSITIVE CURE, both SPEEDY and PERMANENT. It will cure the WORST CASES, no matter of how long standing or IIOW BAD. It will also cure Enlargement ofti Spleen, Agauc Cakes, etc.

Reader, have you the Ague and Fever! Then procure I)r. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, and use it according to the directions— IT WILL CURE YOU. Have you FRIENDS Bufl'eeing with A guc and Fever? Go tell thcrn to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, and suffer no longer. Tin's tJ.'c medicine TO USE. for Ibis plain reasofi: IT ALWAYS CURES, nnd is perfectly HARMLESS to the most delicate constitution, or tender Jnf.lnt.

JSfPriec §1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. £3?"Preparcd by Dr. EASTERLY, co.uer of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., to whom all ordors must be addres.-cd.

For sale by T. D, HROWX, Druggist Crawferdsvilic and by Druggists generally throughout th United States.

STOP THAT COUGH. DIt. CA RTEIt'fS COUGH HALS AM Will Cure Gonghs, Colds. Asshma, Consimihtion, JJronehiis, Spitl ng of Blood.

Fain in the Side and Un asl, euriny, Hhooping Cough, Croup, Liver Compiuini, I'aipitniinu of the Heart, and all Diseases of the Throut, Chest and Lungs. This Balsam is beyond all doubt the most pleasant and cfiieucious remedy ever discovered fur all diseases of the Throat, Chest and L.ungs.— It has been thoroughly tested, and is universalvl and is universally acknowledged by Physicin Druggists, and all V.-lto have used .t, as the BEST REMEDY now offered to the l'ublie furp'uimcnary Complaints.

Teo much care and attention cannot be given to Diseases of the Lungs. Reader, have yov a Cold, Cough, or any disease of the Long.-? Do not neglect it. Millions of the young, the fashionable and the gay. are annually consigned to a premature grave by neglecting to attend to a coinmon cold. Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and if not removed by a prop cr remedy, then to an early death. Be advised in time. Procure at once that celebrated remedy

DR. CARTAR'SCOUGII BALSAM-which has cured thousands upon thousands after Physicians, and ALL NOTED EEMEOIKS had failed, and the paticnthad been given up by friends to die.

No person aillieted with a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Throat' Chester Lungs, will be just to themselves if they go down to the grave witlion using DR. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM. It will cure if cure be possible.

HJTPrice 25 cants and $1 00 per bottle E57~Prepared by Dr. E. EASTERLY Southeast corner of Third and Chestnut streets, St.Louis, Mo

J5J"For sale Ly T. 1) BROWN, dnigtri.it. Crawfordsville, and by Druggists generally throughout the United States.

0. G. & E. A. WILillTli,

TAILOES!

Ilavo recently opened a

New Establishment,

i/ For the manufacturing of all kinds «f

STREET,

First Door West of Allen, Galey Sf Acerans' Store.

They respectfully solicit the patronage 01 tl.u citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity. Ali work done to order and with the greatest dispatch. Sept. 12'57v0nS*tf.

Administrator's Noficc.

CE is hereby given that the nnd has been appointed Administrator of the es-

.TOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ippoir tate of Lucinda Pryor, late of Montgomery countv, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. WILEY G. BELL, Adm'r.

November 21. 3 56. tlSwC-pr's fee »l 00

CAMPBELL,

v*Tlio

a.'ioo 200 .V)0 1.V1 f.uO 4500 275 175 100

COO

ISO ISO 175 150 r-so

100O P's 'JO r.it

6ALEY

AND HARTER GJ

immense Stock of Gooda purchased by

CAMPBELL & CO.,

In the spring having been

E XH A S E D, They are now receiving their

Second Stock of Summer Goods,

To^Wit:

4o00yds. 4-4 Brown Sheeting*.

1000 2000 1500 500 700

(ilaiili, Rheumatism, Dis

4-4 Bleached7

Ticking, Hickory Shitting, Cottonadc, Lawn?, Borcircs, Cliallis, I'laid and Striped Ducallcs,' Plain and Fancy Dress Silks, New Styles Prints", Dotted Swiss, Plain Indies and Victoria Muslin,| Printed Brilliants, Fine Organdies, Plain Jaconets, Einb. Curtains,Irish Lir.cn, Carpets, Wall Paper, Silk Il'dks, Iiincn

COO

150 l'rs. Suspenders, COO Cotton Ilose. Lace fc Silk MantilUs, "Wl.ite & Green doz. p'r Silk MitU,

Gloves/ '"f

Lisle Tread do.v-

Also, a Splendid Stock of

Boots and Shoes,

GO p'r Women's Fogged Morocco Boots, CO Enamelled SO Calf

Morocco Buskins,

80' Ladies'Sr we Glove Top Boots, 2-1

Keriso Kid

30 Cloth Onitcra, 21 Enameled 'f Buskins, 24 .Tenny T.ind Ties.,, :i Misses Pegged Morocco Boots, 24 Sewed 24 Kid 12 Cloth Gaiters, 200 Childrens every variety, 300 Mens Calf nnd Kip Boots,

CO Shoes, 06 Enameled Gaiters, 24 Congress 24 Kossuth 24 Oxford Ties, 12 Boys. 12 Kossuth lioots, 12

(Congress

30 Kip Shoes, S4 Calf

Ready Made Clolhirg.

150 50 20 50

Linen Frock Cos's Marsaillcs Russia Duck. Tweed ,•

25 Casimere Frock and Sack Coats, 100 Bl'k. Brown & Blue Cloth frock 75 V. Black Casimere Pants, 50 Fancy

f,0 Satinett 24 Marsaillcs 35 Vest" Linen 150 s-Marsaillcs,Silk, Satin, Queen*

Cloth, &.C., &c.

All'made in Good style

AND OE GOOD MATERIAL.

July llvSnftl-tf. C'AMIM'ELL vz CO.

LADIES' OWN REMEDY.

DR. HOOPERS FEMALE CORDIAL. This is a safe, pleasant, and certain cure for Female Complaints arising from debility, such as Irregularity of the Menses, Fluor Albns or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache,-Diz-ziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams and a 11 diseases caused by col-N, Cheeked Perspiration', Excesses, over Excitement, etc., of the soxual organs. No female who bus any Irregularities of the Montlil Periods will be just to herself if who does not use DR. HOOPER'S FEMALE CORDIAL at onec. It is a si-EEDY and rosiTivi: ccr.E. Thousands of fern lies have been (iiired by this Cordial after the prescriptions of their Physicians had fail do and the disease resisted all other treatment. fST'Priee §1 per bottle, or six bottles for {^"Prepared by DR. tASTERLV coiner of Third aud Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo. :gF"For sale by f. D. BROWN, Druggist. Crawfordsville, and

ljv

April 13v3n3a-tf.

CtASII.

Druggists genera!')"

throughoif the United States.-

Achninislrtitor's

Sale.

"1\T OTICE is hereby given, that I will sell a' IN public auction on Saturday, the 21.-1 day November, 1^57, at the rc^idene' Nichoiarf B.t cr, late of Mongoinery county, deceased, all hi personal property, (not taken by the widow, consisting of Horses, Cattle, llogs, a lot of lin Sheep, two yoke of Oxen, one I'rairie breakin plough, one set lilacksiuitli*s tools, hca^ !.• the bushel, one Wa^cil, BuggV. Ac.

A credit of three months wiil be given on ah sums over three dollars, the purchaser giviniHus. note with approved surely waiving nil appniisv mentlaw*. JOHN S, GRAY, A.lm'r.

October 2 ', 1657, i-.iv-'i5

LATII of Good quality for fc.ale by July n,l-i7 Cami'bell .i: Oo.

ELTZROTH, HARDING & CO.

To those who wish to purchase thci

FAIL AXI WIXTBR

would say. would do well to call r.nd :KUv.-. •, our huge arid fine.stock of Goods, whit I. Me tf will comiarc in |ua)i*y nith the choicr^t.- jAL'l price with the cheapest We lrsvc art l.'ie a of Dry Goods, Clothing, Mu.iliJis, Flanucls. Clot: Cassimcrcs, Boots ife Shoes, Huts Caps. Quee'. ware. fce., as is in the market. \Vc have al! cles commonly kept in stores fur sale, and them for CASH.or any MAItKK'l lN(r the matk demands. We have been in business lon-r cnoi.. for the people of our town and country to nn«.lstand our manner of doing. Wc ask those w,:., in^ anything in our line to call in aud see us, n.« *. will sell if pricls and qualify will indu.c-you buy of ELTZROTH, HARDING VCO.,

Washington Jiall iJuilding, Nov. 7-v'JnlOtf.j Crawfordsville, Jii'i.

Pay TJp! Pay Up!! Jdesirous

& J. LEE & CO., having sold tl ^ir store. of winding up their out?' .inding bu incss. and take this method of requesting tiiii knowing themselves indebted to them, to call n: settle Iininctlintvly, ''i• unr.'ecfv-sary tm bleand co.-t. LEt&C

or Books and Static: ery. given in change f"r good clean Iiags, by may 2J FKAKK HEATON, NO. 1 Empire Illoc^

A I I E N S

"j\T OT being wearied in the business we •. been engaged i, wo will now o!f«r to you

JSC .BE! 9

Lamer and More Complete Stock I

0 0 S,

EverOITercd i/iour KOOM8 Dcforct'

We ask all that want good styles and cheap to call nnd exa:::r.c on stock", wo will take

CiiLSsa*

Or ANYTHING You Have to SEI.

For Bonds, at small profits. Coll on n», and FIE! HL/TZMOMI, HARDING & U-. I Oct. 10 1557v6nlCni6.

DOZ. Mcwinf July 11.

-^ythea and Snaths, for siCamrbo:I 6c