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A W O S I E I

Cratvfoi i!svilli-! call IIJ nr.! C\r.!iiiti* r.ir INt of MT SUBSCRIBERS. J&J

Ad ver'.in'rs

For President in i860,

m\m A. BOIGLAS,

Subject to the decision of the Democratic Xationnl Convention, tn be ho/den at .» Charleston, South Carolina,

»Fi'\UTIJKI-: OK Tif \R\s ox Tin: M:\V A1.1! A.N A HAL KM KAII.HOAD. OOINO JSJOT5.THV' at rrcit'lit ft! Through hxprrn at ooiisro SOUTH. Throuch Exprrsj n.'. I'roight nl Ac.rimmodatkn at

10:30 a. m. K'O p. m. p. m.

5 .'iO ,i. ill. r..r.n. in. 7:35 p. m.

K~r*Thn AceomrnodHtion Trnin gointj North, conwith train* for 1 nJin.n^p'"lif. Cincinnati nnd C'htc.-igo. K. K. BRYANT. Acent.

LAST CALL. Every man who has neglected to pay his subscription for the last year and those who are iu arrears since 1S54 arc requested to make immediate settlement and save cost, as we intend to conimcncc sucing.— We have thrown grass long enough and liko the old man in the fable shall try what virtue there is stones.

STR.NYED OR STOLEN.—Sheri iff Wallacc lost a fine young mare in last Wednesday. The following is the description of the animal: Color—a dark bay height.—sixteen hands and one inch no marks recollectcd except those causcd by the saddle. Any person giving information where the mare can be found, will be liberally rewarded.

46?~Read the advertisement in another column of James Ilanna. He lias a fine stock of furnishing goods on hand.

JEKRY AND THE PRIEST.—Father O'Kla-

,»i

Cvaj^The Lafavctie Journal, liiuh start-

ngement of Jaise it Wilson, already begins ijSC(J to show signs of advocating ISIack Kcpubli-} eanism and treason. They sliould leave that task to the Courier.

or,

CSf.Icrry dares n»t denv that he cats

meat 011 Frid. y. lie believes that all',t0

of settlement.

fflaTThe Pope is said to be muted at the attacks of the Journal nj Father O'Flaherty. His Holiness smiled grimly on reading the last number of that I paper.

NEW YORK ELECTION.—15v last accounts

right for 1860.

WISCONSIN.

In forty-ono oounties heard from in Wis eonsin, RANDALL, Republican, for Govern

or, has one hundred and ninety majority Iour

JQT* The Journal sympathises deeply with old Ossawatomie Brown, and makes weak attempt to defend his treason. Jerry loves treason but hates and fears Catholicism.

l®"The completion of the Evansville Railroad to this place ia again being agitatcd.

ifflrRead the advertisement of George Lockstand, in another column. George has the finest drinking saloon in the Star

WHO TO PK TBH •IrpfecAlf CANDIOATCvFfMI rilRlDBR! This i» fcneftttoftHiat i&fij ffezsles the members £& the wetioMlpartyof the North to inner. itft An Wllliaai H. Seward, their leading public men may he

'.'""J tbe eoantrj. ^Id

1866,

.. ,, Ii'. Jj unL)e, (t our town,

to uo penancc lor denvnv the Tmnir»i?r.]r. Concentio !, bv weaiin hair shirt, countin- beads and gazing „iro'

iron grates at beautiful nuns "with nothing i"0,11

to wear." We fear for the frail structure con-1

of cur nt'ig'ibor, l:is tijipor slnrv, ifl tin lies to itululgo long in tlic.se pliant.i.sy.'i cl a vea' hoi if th ton oil.

ao dutituc wen

they of men of character and statesmanship, that they were obliged to sock a candidHtc from'the ranks of the Democracv. 1^"'

JolmC. Fremont, a man of ordinary taV

enf—an obscure, humble follower in tbc ranks of the Democrac\', was induced by lliem to Rccept a nomination, llis onlv qualification was his money, of which he I was a large possessor. I'oor fellow, he

Saturday, November 19, 1859. -. |wa& not fnly terribly defeated, but his I'ftI N DD AND I'l'I'I-lfMIM) F!\ Kin fA rl I.- [wealth was extorted from him by every

C-IM RVrs xr^nWK\pot-house politician of the Republican parly :ii (he ^sorth. To-driy he is a poor but #"Tiui «:r:uvbril»vil!»! lti-virw, f'nriii-h-r'I to Stili«.rn!ici at in nil vuncp, or 82.: "'a"- ho is fo De the next victim if not iniil within the yonr. dilficult to tell. It will probably be

III L, A O some vain, weak-minded man, who like A iJCiF.IJ THAN ANY 1'AI'K!! II'BLWIIKD IN

poor lle]mlc(

Frcmont

is the po88essor of

groat wealth. The leaders of this miserable northern nagro faction want just such man as we have described. Money is what tlu-y are after, and knowing that the chance* of success are almost hopeless, they scheme and plot to fleece their dupe whom they have dazzled wi'li a nomination

for the Presidencv. S-ward is not their iQS °ne "f

choice, lie too sharp a man for their |dffarf

likening. He has more brains than

of his parfy put together, and if by any

rial of sufficient stamina and ability in the pin ty to form his Cabinet. The Republican party in character and intelligence presents a striking similarity to the semicivilization of Ilnyti. Both are revolutionary, visionary, discontented and belligerent. Anarchy is preferable to them in place of good government. In imitation of the attempted assasination of President Geffrard and the overthrow of his government, they seize onr arsenals, incite the slaves of the South to rebellion and, proclaim the Provisional Government. Such a party never possess great and patriotic men. Their leaders are the incarnation of bigotry, fanaticism and ignorance. Who the Republican nominee will be is of but little moment to the National Conservative party of the Confederacy. The reins ot this government have been held by thatgrand old party for the last half century,

wd there is no'fear that they will not con- ithoir .virtMC

tinue to hold them ns long as the Great Republic shall endure, and liberty and equality find nn abiding place for the white man on the shores of the western continent.

LADIES HOME MAGAZINE.—The December uu tub or ol this elegant magazine has

herty seems tn^ be an object of termr lo been received. Its illustrations and fashpoor Jerry. are cn-ditabiy inrorm?ii iun jdafes are unrivalled bv any periodical that he dreams of him evc:-y ni-ht, imag-ji,, the worM. Its contributors are among ining that he is being draped to the con-: the finest writers of the country. fe88fo!inl, suMinoned before the Iloiv i-fiiee in prcpnico of car.lim'is

I,,nM,,,|o iluulJ-

weak and d-'so-ded m:-d I 'r I-Vv ^:uu,,fiemcnt

wi.ih. .1.111 I..S0.1.CU nhi.ij.

uld administer to him mild crthnrties. °'U 1,0I

a"d

sports

mis "with nothino- """l °'n"lB

ula|'yn

an one which W(J 110ti(,t,

#S?*Thc weather for the last few days iu the North. The Harper's I-Vrrv [nsurhas been damp and rainy. To-day the in- rection has them for all time to dications are that we shall have a change cotne.

AV,: 1

Doctor's.

toffn-

over HOBEKT, Democrat. Ihe Millwaukie StiT'I-ii another column our readers will iV«« concedes RANCALL.S election, but notice the card of the Pursol JHou.^c. by a very stuall majority.

is largolv patron-

6=3/"! lie elections in New YTork, Wis-j cousin and Illinois, clearly indicate that! Black Republicanism is fast losing ground

"'noX

n,l!1oe

Christianity is a lie. Nay, verily, he opens !town

iml"'^°''i

ll,,lits

me:1t

would kiss Fred. Douglas*' heels if a oycrs or masters. feature, however, in the Westminister,— favorable opportunity offered. I'oor, pita-, TCLEUItAI'IlIc MOWS. 'one at first sight apparent^- subordinate ble Jerry. The pica of ignorance is all 1 The people have organized a provisional nnd unattractive—to which it is proper that will save jou on the great general day government in the Pike's Peak region and that attention should be particularly invi-

have a Governor and Legislature in full ed. AVe allude to the brief notices of the uch a i'at waiting at all for Congress.' publeiations of the da^' utuler the comprernal 1 .on ^UITU^ ^*01^^ •^Cl^'ritorial popular sovereignty! hen.Mve head of Coteniporary Literature.

otriTTowfr animal* pawijcreP* Thcife p^aUj nev«r%as a timein the\ there was •achat) onnsual's^gn&Uoii of Ifiktiffegft and trade aa at the present Onr streets

than our merchants can afford to sell with the present tariff of prices on our railroad. The result of all this i, that our merchants are losing a large portion of a very valuable trade. Notwithstandingthese unwellomed facts, so destructive to our interest, there i.s no plan offered, no remedy suggested to arrest the evi/f \)ur merchants who are the nio^t directly intereste.1, manifest an apathy and indifierenec that is singular to witness. The future of our county and town is indeed anything but flattering. With the stagnation of business, the daily loss of valuable trade, an effort is being made and urged on with the power of money, influence and unceasing energy to divide the county, and cut off from our broad di.m'iin two of the finest townships. Should this scheme succcod, Montgomery county will descend from her high staticn

tl,c ,irst in the

1Ilto

er=!e3 cn'pplc(1-

but

V,"in

bcncfU-

These Spi'ctaclo

:a=J-0:

,ias

»«cu up 111 very

l^hrs,f-clnss

During the winter it is designed to Too much credit cannot be

,tuI

Tables. would advise all necking his services to

Vrvo -V """T

44,1

cd Mr. Lambe for furnishing this elegant 1 renideuce niy send their nd.he-s to him. I Harbor, c\en-

TIIK AVL.ST.uJNSTIIK IJKVIKW FOIt OC'l'OUKK. Republished by L. Scott. Co., 54 Cold street, Nciv York. Vricc, $3 per annum.

Now just issued, is a very full number, and remarkable for the \ariety and attractivencss of the subject discussed. Witness the following table of contents:—Militia Forces. Rousseau his Life and Wri1 tint's. i*'pi. .ual Freed

within the next tweutv-'bur hoi-r^- vi-n- O»—— and Poetry of Italy. Thy.,ical Geography the western slope of tho mountains, and

I |„t e.v„,l,i.,i,«.Kv.. Lavc ,,a,Scl an ordi-1 Mi™ Volnnlocr.,. W. I.lyll „f a, !,c l„t of Ma.v. Their iV-.-l n.av l'c U,'

Ihcre is great cxcitementiu New Mexico which follow immediately after the articles o\erlatc Indian outrages. It is reported forming the bulk of the Number. In this that fifteen Pike Peak emigrants have department are found concise critiques been murdered by the indiuna. (on such books published during the pre-'

individual belief, not the'

8^"It has been suggested that a daily union prayer meeting be inaugurated iu

This excellent hotel is fast becoming a favorite with the traveling public.

eerTbc Worthington (Greene county)

%ki A jntta In A 'PoAnnttMAa J1.i &

Times says the Treasurer of that county has not been able to collect one cent of taxes in eight townships. TigM fighting Greene!

CS?"A correspondent of the jjyni«viue Journal^ writes that Col. Linn Boyd is hopelessly ill, with no prospect of his ever being able to be out again.-

Lo, THE Ass SPAKE.—The highfalutin of fjfW&rpjg oii Catholicism.

hit. ly, rc.|uiring the police marshal the King. Ronapartism in I a!y. On the short there at that early season, but the

his columns to a Josuitc, l)r. T. W. Fry, to 'u custody until released by the ray-! passing notice, and we content ourselves can better be scanted there than be scant-! "^'1C ^i0n(^0n correspondent ot the New attack the saints and the anointed. Ile

ot a fine of two dollars, by their'with this brief indication. There is one

,T,. 1 t,

Travels," "Politics,"' Lettres," &c synopsis of the recent advances in all departments of literature, and one'which may generally be taken as a reliable guide as to tho literary or scientific standing of the works commented on. Continental, as well as English and American publications, all meet here on common ground the aim

of the

Review, in this divison, being to

give accurate information as tathe positive "merits, value, and cbaractcr of the several works whose publication is announced, not, as often in tho more formal articles, to supersede particular criticism by independent dissertation.

Price of the four Reviews, $8 a year "Blackwood" and the four Reviews, $10.

6F*We dare any man to come up into our office and pay off his subscription.

As ftfjgUpvers

farmerf take their

grain to Lafayette, Attica rin'd" Thorn town,

11Ul?

bettcr

Price3

than

chea^r

^TCS

Statc.

'"»sitP"Hcence, her locks will be

shorn, lier strun^tli departed and her en-

Crawfordsviile will no

%e at a'tipg for HmeSxfbKpbe tipples the ocCitsion'of the the six new saloons next month, we give the Mtowiif Usi of "FaacjjDfi^s^

possibiiitv ho should ever reach the Pros- r''jnoCI^'^ tributary the trade around her, !or0 worshipers to connect him with the j. Just now the wild pigions roost in inidency, hi- would be af a luss to find mate-

terpris:ng competitors. These arc the conclusions that force themselves upon ns, and we ask, who can point out the remedy, who suggest a plan that will effectually avert the disastrous calamities of a ruined trade and a dismembered countv? ..

SSy~Col. Rieker, Superintendent of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad, has returned to his post after an illness of a month in Chi3ago.

JS?~There will be six applications for license to sell intoxicating liquors at the next meeting of the board of Commissioners. If the Commissioners grant license to one they should to all. No favoriteism must lie shown.

liancy.

take occasion to praise the Par

abola and Pantoscopic and Pebble Spectacles made of Crystalized Quartz, we know

liud

"ml «PP™ciate tl

benefit tliey* confer upon the human family. Nothing in the way of Lens, has ever been introduced to compare with them. It has the approval moreover of the leading Opticians and Philosophers of the world.— Sir. David Brewster, Dr. Lardner, Dr. IIoIlistour and other prominent European and American savans, have conceded to it the ven- highest merit.

recreation to that class of Any disease of the Eye cured, no charge been a great acliit-venient, affected !v a 1111v,"l!11,1 ,'

«ed«ntarv habits re-jf^ camming. Per paiMculars see dus- .ew or our enterprising eujzcns-, and has

hat fails we reconimcnd a do^o of ero- M'111'0 r'"ys:eal exertion to jironu.te a health-! triLute MiKill bill. opened an easy way for emigrants,to.arrive when the appearance is like a swarm ofjpafe Magr 5 tul circulation, and give tune and elasticity to the system. To the preacher, the stu[dent and the clerk it ia peculiarly fitted, cd out as a neutral paper, under the man-

Flower of May Plain-FSnit Jnlep 'F«ncy Mixed Jttlep ^fixed FrnitJtitep^Peaeh Ju1ep 8frawbefry Julep CHariP Jolepf Capped Julep Arrack Julep Race Horse J^ep Sherry Cobbler Arrack Peach Cobbler Claret Cobbler Ching Cbing Tog Eoped Top and Ty Fiscal Agent Veto: I. 0. U. Tippena Peco Vox Populi Ne Plus Ultra Shambro Pig and Whistle Citronella Jam Kgg Nogg Sargem Silver Top Poor Man's Punch Spire Punch Speed Punch Epicure's Punch: Arrack Punch Iced Punch Porterce Split Tickct Tom and Jerry -Jilk Punch l'cach Punch Cherry Punch Jewett's Fancy Deacon Exchange Stone Wall Virginia Fancy Knickerbocker Smasher Floater Sifter Moral Suasion Soda Punch Soda Mead Poker Gin Rooster Tail Brandy llooster Tail Brandy Smash .Gin Sling Port Wine Negus,

BSF*Thc silly charge that some of the \bolition jiapcrs arc circulating, that Capt. Cook is a Democrat, is so totally destitute of truth that we wonder any man of common .xense and intelligence would make it. Cook in his confession gives the lie to this miserable and abortive attempt of thene-j

^"'nWj.s'iaro it with bold and en- Sr0:lt national party of the country. We. numerable uutnbors in the Chenango

understand that a large and ele

gant bowling saloon will be opened iu Crawfordsviile next spring. Our people are getting decidedly fast and we need a city charter.

For the Review.

LETTER FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY. CLAQUATO, Lewis Co., W T., }

September 27, 1859. }

FRIEND BOWEN: Since my last to you we have cut and gathered a bountiful harvest. This is a good wheat country, and farmers complain at getting no more than

•re exclusively sold twenty five bushels per. a^rc, even when

for a tew days on'13 by .loMjpli .*. I\ rly, tiiey lnvo Ijocm ::i no cxptuis-C in miiiiifx if practical and scientific Optician, ot ieve- i:n, it being a volontarv crop. ••Times are at the Crane House Parlor, ujjgood, plenty of work of nearly all kinds,

rco-iit!^ js!ail's—who wo wonhl add prepares them tnonoy onoii^Ii to put-life into busines.---, and killed seems almost incredible. One man

opened in lUel-'IcIlaiid's building a new immediately under lii.s o-.vn eye, and ai lie not a cist' of sickness in (he bounds of mv l^ilb'1! four do/.en al a .single shot, and Biliiaid Saloon. Ii, is fitted up in very comes among ns well rcccornniciided, and I acquaintan"^ nine numbed in the i_rli t.

.t-.n i.-u all needing his .services to Ouv country L# prospering, we now nave

rv"'"a TlUUi

add two see li wilh-jut any de.ay. Lndtos or per- a steamboat running on the Chihali -', ma- visit to thefr haunts, They appear to have "V1 .i.

award- isons preferring to be Waited upon at their king regular trips to this place, from Greys no individuality and all their action' are

and locate on the river. The emigration across the plains this

year, for this country, was not numerous,

ness. hev started too late, about the

ness. They started too late, about the

'20th of May last, but they got to the Dal

las early this month. The only trouble

sif'lioritipf, of tile Allan.ie Occnii. .laritoldi .bo «,cv rccommo,,,! cll,cr3 ,t=.rt a, carlv j, "J"l? ."ft "T °l

slaves found within the' scope and treatment of these articles road is very level and good for five hun-1 "OW 31 It. SKttAltl) DRIC.SSED FOIt

certain hours, and retain there is 110 room for comment in a dred miles, and it is thought that teams "IE QUEE.VS RFXKI* riO.V.

,i 1

their way, they affording them every assis-

of safety on the route, as far as Indians are concerned, they trouble no one who does not trouble them.

JlUiory, Liography, oyages and getting through, they will be as well off as that was impossible. But, happy man that Andrew-, Polities,' "Science,'' "Belles they were in the States, the difference in he i.«, he was never without an expedient.! pu£1,'" tyjj'll:th ic., thus affording a valuable the prices of here and there will make it [to strip off his

The trains that crossed the plains this season did not loose [sic] any stock scarcely. I hope to see many from Old Motgomery [sic] here next season, and a backwoods welcome awaits all who may come. The mail is about to close which admonishes me to close. Respectfully, Yours, &c.,

J. D. CLINGER. =====

MARRIED—On Thursday, 17th inst

become

finned spiritualists, and, I suppose, ghostApropos of rgbo^ irwantfRi* those of yftbr^&utdfers wnd are greedy o£ ~su j)eni¥tSfal" t5~Im"ow^thaT^l!r^e'i7'

Ilaantors, or the House and the Braiir/ was from no less a pen than Sir E. Bulwer Lytton's. lie, too, is a confirmed'spiritn* alists—a believer in ghosts, media, disembodied bauds, and the rest,'of the Cagli-ostro-like paraphernalia of Mr. Ilume, of spiritual notoriety. Sir Edward's London ghost story, in Blackwood, opened capitally, but.it was'mihrcd by piling'up the terror too, high. Horror was, in fact, accu mulatedon horror's head, till the iniagiuation protested against so much 'perilous stuff4"' i-ii

fi®* Iu another column onr readers will notice that Senator Seward has been presented to Queen Victoria. From the description of the affair it will be seen that that the great champion of the Republican party assumed the character of a base, low born flunkey instead of an American citizer. Her Majesty complimented him on his efforts to divide the American Union. 1 .j ... :,

A NIGHT IN A IMfiKO.N KOO.ST.

notice the Journal makes the charge, but I ^\vwinp, Crawford county, Pa., about two I til 1 In O rt £1 Af rt I lit rt I TL A A

the editor is excusable—he merely stated what our friend Abe Horner told him. *.

t&"Mr. John Coleman who lives about two miles east of Darlington, on the Thorntown road, will hear of something to his advantage by calling at this office.

1 1

-ft rt VP*. I

miles east of the Ohio line. The swamp i.s about ten milesi long by two or three wide, grown up with tamarack or larch trees and eidei bushes. The editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel has been -among the pigeons: lie says: ... ,j't •. hen. with in. two miles of the roostingplacc, we began to hear tbc roar of the wings.of the millions of birds there congregated, which literally equalled the roar of Niagara.: But the sights and sounds that greeted us as we neared the swamp, beggar description. There were probably a hundred hunters assembled and at work. These were divided into parties of not more than two or three

fi®*Next week we shall publish the address of Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees in behalf of John E. Cook. It is one of the most, powerful and truly eloquent speeches ever delivered before a Virginia jury. We commenend it to a carcfil perusal of our some in the tamaracks and some in the readers as a forensic effort of unusual bril- alders. At a shot fired iu the bushes the

birds rose in a mass and settled on the trees and when fired upon there they flew to the bushes. This changing continued all night. At a single shot, the flock always rose and flew a short distance to settle or be fired upon again. This scene lasted all night.

The usual mode of hunting the pigeons, is for two men to go together—one with a gun, and the other with a bag and lantern and matches. As soon as the shot is fired, the bag man strikes a light, and "bags" the birds and this must be done speedily, or the wounded ones will hide and be lost. Six dozen is quite a heavy loud for any man. We "gin eout" under five dozen, very soon. We were told to fire with one barrel at the bushes, and with the other at the "bile up." The term boil up, is very natural one for at every shot, the flock will rise straight upwards, and after cir-•-.-ling a few moments, make a swooping cour-ic-, and then alight perhaps a few vnvds of where they rose. The number

TI:L- habil.s OF these birds :ire :in inter-

»av« Htin? studv and that alone would repay

this alone hits 'IJ —$'10 flocks seeming to be the in-! dividual. Ai night they come iu fl

7- .- 1 .. .. am! ill tne morning they make up 111 ilveks L«ss4 s* 6x

t() ic lV(

bees. At the sight cfa flash they instantly change thoir course or scatter. We no tic-

ai1

Hk' do'ld. when

.. large meteor shot, athwart the skv, at the

bn:ig about seventy or eighty families, scintillation of which the feathered host the}' report, very favorable, grass and game .scattered in ail directions. J11 the mornvery plenty, uo Indian troubles, 110 sick-1 'ng

auu JJ1

ar° g0n0'

Lite and W ri- they had, in consequence of their late start, 1 district whose diameter is probably liilU Modern I'oets was a scarcity of feed in some places on to return again every night, and be

ecdt

rpJUS

little after sunrise, they being

1Wilvu'

nunut-js tacy

t0 lcavc a!uI in fiftee:i

Iuinut,-'S

they

ia 11

cli''c6tions

,, over the country to teed. 1-rom this roost

they diverge daily in all directions over a

LLU"FCD

FLON!

bus'1 l? b"'s'1' a"^

SCuk

York Herald writes:

eu ou itiis side, wnen the roads are not so mi 1 1 ., Jiefore closing, I must relate an anccgood. lliey are ioud in their praise of 1 1 1 1

1 V.

1 dote which Governor .Seward tells himself'

some important improvements that the Gov-j ith much gusto. Wrhen the messenger!

ernment has caused to be made in the reached him announcing that her Majesty

road, and speak very highly of all the I bad fixed an hour for his audience, the Gov- Miss H. srRVE.\s, Principals. army officers with whom they met with on 2J"^.r

was

,at J'10 ^cr^y races with Lord

_. .. Napier and other'distinguished members: \!",nr T,,r"!~

pprehen.'

i. ,. TTon

I noblilt} Iter Majesty had fixed

tance in their power.

Yin 1 1 1' spared to give entire Mttfcfaction.

bat was to be done: Lord

ordered. Napier was consulted. In a few moments, I

Lord N. and Governor ,S. were flying to-1 ward London, as fast as whip and wheels

could carry theai. The city gained, thesoon reached the shop of Prince Albert' tailor. A court suit was ordered made in two hours' time. The tailor murred—said he could do wonders, but I Ati'derwinTHaron'

luuncu—."jam uv vjuuiu uu wuuuura. DUC annerwn. rinr

LI 1. 1 /'.I 1 Ui.knl (rf14

tne Knee.

black pants, and with one dash of. the shears, off camo the le^s of the pants at I "ever. i!h-i-ti«n

There stood the Senator in hie-drawers,

rosetts were soon adjusted. The lon^ drawers and boots gave place to silk stockings and pumps ornamented with elegant buckles similar to those for the knees.— Next went on an exquisite cambric shirt,

with ruffled bosom and

by Rev. G. Morgan, Mr. FRANK M. LAURI- *ITH SoI(l '^"ons set 111 diamonds. The .MORE, formerly of Greenville, Ohio,

Miss MARY E.*BURK, of Harrison, Ohio, iat

... place, the straignt eword was buckled to [Greenville papers please copy.J y3 side, and our good friend, to all appearAccompanying-. the above notice was a fnpe-

large and splendid cake, of which the office with a few invited friends regaled themselves. The bride and groom will accept our t^ks.

#yl|r

nons miandtgji who coal$« ™jj*tmq^QoW^or Sews®#

*u 1 bj^f ofv^eedpfc the American Senate ChamEer.^"^

X)tE YOU SICK-or hve "sick Then read Dr. 3 mnttv IBOtlKTTOllllllD-of'ttmqitpwmii goto

are sick Then read Dr.

ter'p Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterly's Fever _^IK1 Ague'Ki21er,I)r. Baker's Specific and Dr. lTbop6r\» Feninle Cordial. These mcdieities liiiTe. been thoroughly tested in the vnrlons forms of difconse for which tb'cy are Tccommended and can be confidently reeoniiricndcd :rs the most effieaefons'remtj dies known. TlicVlire very popular and nrA kellintrrnpldlv in nanrly every city and town in the Un ted Stntos. To he had of the Affents,vjb.0j T. D. BROWN and ANSON & POWERS drti(reist3,Crn\Tfordsvills. deo. 25

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. S1 it AM fclc CLARK K'rf Cclcbi'nlcd Female Pills."

PBOTECTED E BT ROYAL

PreparedJtom a prescription,./ Sir J. Clarke, Af. J).. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This irnalimWe mi-ilicinc ij nitluliug In the cure of All tlin«e ihitiwu! and il-'ingrroiM ui.«i\uc5 t.i which tiio fcm&le mulilution is sulijYct. It moderates nil CWCM and re-.-ill nl.ts|ructions nn.l speeJy cum ni.ij lo rolitM on.

TO MAICU'IIMI I,tl)IK4

It pronlinrlv It will, inn nhort time-, l.rin on ili« infiitliir M'm'im] n-iih rtviiiar.ty. Knch buttle, puce One Iiullar, bears

~:.inip

larfrc.ana clogant HutoV is oji'cn for the recep.1. tinn ol ffnc.sf?.

tiu:3'

^I,ie 1? UocKs F--H

,lltir,g ,1Hidler into larger ones,!

WashAtsn St.

GEORGE

Oieiit ilriL'iin,

ho huusc is (sonstrnctcd of brick,

jOfeec in loriffth, I'Jlfot 'in breadth and iour stories hit h. lhusizyof the Slucnins Iiuouwurc II by Id tcet, with liirgs window. The public will PCO at a glance that (racsU can hcnccoiuniodatod without beup in small.''ill-vcntilatud doni« that char-

V1.1"?!'onr hotel?. Hill* reasonable. JL rl his Uouso runs no Omnibus. HANNIBAL I'QIiriEL, Proprietor. Novernher

10.

CO cb 5^5 ^2 I—H =3

Qifl

a S5E2H3

r/ 2

f- 5, v* IH

K- O a

,h &£11>I.Y,WCI2, Amending Section second of an Ordinance! entitled "All Ordinance in reference to

Public ,1 netionerrs." Passed Feb. 5,

SBCTI.IN 1. R- i.V.l

(lay:

ir?.]!..

coat and hat. Whisk went the tailors!—I Unmett. Kiimbeth^ The gold knee buckles, diamond clasps and cu"

Tris,tbnnd"'

was

c,asPcd

I hair dresser, with ,IW tongs, was meanwhile

worii'

tue cockud haL

*as JAUN% P»T IN

the. elegant courtier, fit to em-

bellish the drawiug room of any Court.— The hour of audience arrived, and the splendid equipage of the Governor rolled into the court yard of St. James. The Queen was in waiting, and the distinguish- y0vCmb-r io. i?-3.

S el^mint S&loon is now

latest

GARS kept constantly on hand

———————

jircrent cotuitcrfeiU.

'lltac Villi thfiilii r.al be talicn by females during the h'lflijT THRy.K NOfi'l'llS *tj Pregnancy, tu they art

tvrr lo

bring

an T.titrarriage,but

at any other time they

ia*f id/ff, In Ml e*!to« 1 Nerroni an,l" Spinal A (Teellono, lli« Back anil I.lnibf, Knligue on (light exertion, palpitation 01 the Heart, Hyutoricd, anj Whiten, these Pill* will' effect a cure when all other mean* havo Culed, am] Mtlinugh A.jioirerful remedy, do not contain iron, calorssl antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution.

Oil directions accompany each package.

Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,

JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. BnldMn & Co.,) Kochealer, N. Y.

N. B.—(1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any authorised Agent, will insnre a bottle of the rills bj rotors aail. •'j..:'"

tot

solo b/

/7' l:\ I

EH -j co W

r/2

£%£&

^onfdointfry C^u/iH"

Cotrrt of Coni\txm Vleas. JarniarVI'crfS.lWO.*' sI„yJ..Sb.n,S( ,=(•»» Joirie. Shafer!

W*lp

said complaint.

MANSON& POWER'S.

v!0.n22-ly. l)cc. 13,1 ?.SS.

PURSEL HOUSE. Comer Washington and Market Streets,

Crawfordsviile, Ind. awii

to-wit: No. ten. in William

TH- TRNUCW

id an f..lloV: An

.-"a i'ub ie Ail'' .o'r r. l".,r t! PM-p-rry. within the .'.n-pura -h:i.i be nenniM-d -n i., do be

,BWl op onMon

M.r?rTf

x- ,« 11. p, ii,' A" "-l".- 'J11!?'1' in I- tinale .summaries II'ITIdoor in th" 1 oivri n! Cranford-ville, MonfriniNo one need be the least apprehensive Governors court dress had not vet been

arc

Chargei for Tuition will

iii

ail

H.e.«

ot tq

be ns low as in

e""k'-

lilSt ©jf I

XT/'lIEKEAS. sai-,1 plnintiff bv WilUon A W«ll.iee, her attorncv^. fi!o,l in (•u.^fvaT:. of Rmd conrt. hcrcrtrnpUiiu i., ire 6a]d,|)huni!ir Riuwtitty* alr Ale4tk* aSulnvit of a diintcrejtO'l person sctUnc fbrth tliut ssiitl fJefcnrfunt ifrnntu roidontof (WSMto of luai.aua tlicrclore. notico of thotfiliDe and pendenoy rtf (tuld onm^lnint Js h^re^y eiven to iwld non-rcsrik'itC Jiunvs SlwfW, that b« m:iy appear on tin.- ciav ol'-tlig next term of »uid eenrt to'^be Koltloft iiiHlSb^RwH House «t Crawfonisvil|«, ,iu ,au4c.umj^of- Moftcomerv. commencing Dn tlie fir.S: Mflri'drfj- in Jdnnarr nm. (lS60) ni«Hunsxvor8ttidcom.pltiiBt.

Attest. WM..C" YANCE, Clork. .Nov. 1!». 1859-4w-[printor'a |uj #7w .1

STATIC OF INDIANA. %y. Montgomery Countr.f Court of Common Plana, Jnunary Teniij 186.0ti

Elizabeth ilillmger,) vs. Compl.iintt

WIIKKKAS.

Durlii!--!. ., !,.,d tr.

•"o.!. .1 i,: of l-.l \i?

of the

p.-r."

,..

I de:

November lit, WJ. nlriivl.

€cau)fovbsuillc JTcmaic

cnA A

J\.L JL

):1 r!

ren-o to

•le-ir-.u* hi a '.

s.-re -.f any ipoe» of lliiilt? ot .-aid Towii. !..

'•:I"-'

ant I own I iv..- D.illar.' 1 rday foreaeli day he

Tre.-i.--urer to-irit: J..,l- 11 :iic-r:v

A r°

liyord.-rof ill" H'.ard S Tr.Mi".", .JAnUi (.'IIKISTMA.N, I',c.-.ident. r*r. fierk.

ow as in

nl w-.

Mill.'. Mnr .M/smion. 1' 'Miller.? ,.M«rtin. Ann

Aliller. Mnrthn A .Mitchell, Mary

Hnldwin..lofcn

iii -.Miiler, 1'rudenee ^filler. S.-irub Ami •'i-.Muivhy. Elizabeth il.vi ri--, 1' .' -Motiohoti. Mndi-oii ^ioiiroe, James lunhy, Thointw .Mcf ahe, Jitinex

Hlnnkeii'liU'.-'am^

.'tiu'.i"'

,mnn8

ttnpbcll,.l.ihn Chaaivick, ya«xb

Abraham Alillinper)

Faid plaintilT lv Willson

T.V"a!-

lnoe lu-V'nttorni-y? fllort ih the Clerk's Offish ofnaid Court her complaint in tho ahovo entitled CHUSO said pluinlitF also (lied the uffldavit of a disinterested persnn, setting forth that said de-1'' t'-nilant is net a ruf-ident. of tlic S:ato of Indiana iheio'i re notice of the filing and poudencv of aaid action hereby jriyun to said non-residentdefond-lant. Abraham Millinser, that ho«nnv nppeirort'' !i.» .1..., -»•*!...

WM. C. VANCE, Clork.

Nov. 10, 19oCMw-[printcr,s fco ^-187.

Sheriff"'» Sale. n}-

.Montgouiory county, and State of Indiana, on

Saturday, thelOtk day of December, 1859,^ bctwec.ii tho houri of 10 o'clock, a. m.. and 4 p. m. of siul "»r, the rents and profits for the term of icTea ycara ot the followini (Inscribed Iloal Kttate. to-wit: legiQninir at the east corner or Lot nuinhor ni net Ttour. on tho.original pint of tho Town1of Crawfordivillo. tbonce running north ono hundred und si*t*-rl five feet, thence west furty-ono feet three fnche*/ thence south tprty-ono feet three inchci. thence fiutfi tliirtecu teut three inches, thence south one hundred am. twenty-four loot three inches, thence enst twen-'-jy:eignt tout to tho place of beginning, excoptin* thirteen feet by forty, sold fl" saiJ Lot to Ilonry Cat-

J. being in thoconntyof Montgomery and fttute of Indiana. Taken on execution as the property nf .lohn Doll-'* erty and .Margaret Dohorty. at, the suit of John C.: uujueiuer and Ctuytavus A. Bansemer

WM. K. WALLACE. ShcvifT ^f. C. •, 1-y I. N. ISCKOOI.KK, Deputy. November 10. lesD-lt-fprintcr's fee t5,':5.

LOCKSTMITS

S A O O L,afatfcite, Indiana.

'TVILS clcgnnt Saloon is supplied with thr rlnnVpnt. ,Vl p,u,rt! fi'.l'"

I RX.VWtf"",*

r"t

DQ -P CD 5-? S25 S'h

jV virtu-!

C!J a

MsHinsr the MnrCity are requested to call in. r/ce Luijc-1 ean be had nt nll hours ilurine the day., Nov. IU, ID.'J-ly. GEOKGK LOCK.-TrAMJ

Sheriff 's Safe.

cxec".li-"n'

uY\\y c!V"Uy-,}

a W f-= 7 O

.= "5

Ml- '1 rcctfrom thor

L» tlcrkol the Court ot Common J'lensof Munteom-'

"*'l expose to sale at puliiii- aaetion,

at the Court Home door in the Town of Ourfordsville, ilontgomeiy county, and State of Indiana, on Saturday, the 3d day of December, 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ni. and lo'. 'ock Iii. ot MMil day the r.M.ts and pruii f..rt!i«i :erm of yorir.^ o^the {rtllo'.viriiy d^^crih^'d Real K^tftt^ ii 4 •. .. ii-. vi 1 in tj m.ii 'vV'-

C.inine'

."i \i

addition

v' 1.• 11!I lying and lining in

r-t the Oouuly of Jontt'o:nei .-UMI .-.au.eot ir.dian.i a•I

J1 'he rem." mid pr• 111mil n.,t bring a Mif.iuieuf •ma

Cg a.is.y ^aid I wiil tlicn and tiier- at tht. sam! lirii'j nu1'•\\,ution, i- labor.-de-nil,-.I !'.. an.J -i 2 'l.akenon i-.xceii' e'"tf! Jlcitty. i't tL- sui i.'r:" j.lohrwou, V.'n1

Ir.-r :i ?nHiei"!iit, amoiini of iho ul i..- !ate to.-at:r.v faid ext^utir.n of Na'hniiii-1 'hilioii

Haley and nth,

'.'.'M. K. W ALLAf.'!- !„'rifI' M. '••v henii.iM. it, Ik-Miity.

-V-y if.'-' •-.printer ^feo 50.

Shrrifl''v

uC (tj,^ (!.m

"r.v county. I w.l!

1 in.- frr-ri H-o •f J'.M*h t,T •p:Uiac .ir.

MontR-jnrjry c-jnnty, nnd

Si -jZJD. 'w- -r. a 2 Ul t-1

ui. of .«? J.i

'I ('r Vrfrird .•

i'c ifidnur:, on

Saturday, the *'th day of Knwmb-r. 1 hf.-twoen tho hours It) o'cb.ok n. m. nnd I •i IKufiH f..p th'i t*. 1 ... ... di-.-r',••,!,,•! V-:--|jtlr-. three, anri four, in bb,^k .I'lihon to the .-.vii of imfiixiy-esx oaoh r-u

th^

all lyintf and beiiiK in

1JM

.„

inee-miity of .•nl,' ,iiner.v and .Statu of ludiaij

it tn" r.'iitand pr(,,'it^ v/ilI not bnnrja inrii rofiiciejit 10 .i'ltif.j •!*. Ulion. 1 ni'l ihen nnd Uuiront the "«m« !'nV,n.n-rr ••nlli-.-ifiit amount „f t].r- aW des,rnbed Ilea! IvUate lo sati.-fy aSid cxocutiM. and

Taken on e.v.^r-iH ion the pr. pr -. ty „f M. eo.»ter. Lormsha riulip., and ollierd, at the suit of Andr".v !•'. fnrhran 'IV.ll. K. U'A [,I. A f'K

Hli.'rifl' M. C. itoDi.ri:, t/' u.-.r. fee if5 00.

O?tob»r 20, I-.'iO-rnr- fpri.it.'r

Shcriff Said.

viriuc

t-.y.) Kxscutioni to 1 ne dir.-et.fd from

IJ t.H- Clerk 1 it the _.,.urt of Common t,f VoatKomeryeouniy, I will e.tjx)-e to «le at publie auction,

d.».r 111 t!i-! Io.rn ot f'rnwl'ord*-

ville, Montgomery cun-y, nnd -talooi' Indiatm. on

Saturday, the

20///

day of Hsoeemb'-r,

1859,

•.veen !h" hours of 10 n'eioel n. in. and o'elock n. ot -in.I d.iy, the renLiand protiti l,,r liie term of 'lie f..llowi:i!f described Real K-'atc. .. and l'.ven!y-£ix l!B

a^iiie -am .-are kii-.'.tn a.:,ii{nai.:d on th« r.curil plat -,f the town ..f f.imlen. in th'-•

or.-iinl

plat

the I„wn

,.f fand

.imlen. in th e-.unty of

M»»t tfoiiicrj. find ».»i iuiCHnti ao'l it' thcrcnti and pro,it-. »ill .t i.rin" a '.ufiieient :-unj to -eiti*!y I-aid ex".-n-i n.-. I will to-n i.nd therein th-

11111 and place, o!l-:r .1 Milfi -unit amotiiit I lU-si-ribed Real L-tfite ie, satisfy

nmi

tue nooY*

ni'.i exretit'.'jiis and

1'ij1 ken on ev-cu ion i!,.- pr-.pertv of Hiram Hii'-h'-s. the miu of .faui',-. M. .ilfi ldard, and al-o rowltrand Ad.um l.r. rl.

WM. K. WAI.LACI-:, Shr-rifTM.

.r. -r.

1. N. SI.TI'IOM:!'..

Uel»b»r-Jfl. V-.,n-..w-,pniit..r'« f- .-JO to.

Shrrifl''s Sate.

r.f'i virtue of an i-.'xe^ition to medirr,'. i. rror, the

A eontinuanee-of the liberal patronage hitherto be- l- Clerk of the Cin-uir ('oiirt of Montcjiii-.y

"1 iV''• 1

!'•1 wi'i

"'"•"dwi t» m. tin.- rvhoni.an.i paint win be cry county, and .Stat.- of Indian... on

Sheriff"h

,^!ci!tlion"

Willinm

dcCoy, Maria Ann JirMarris. Anderson McGresr, \V A Jjcl.ntire. William Nicholi. George O'sullivan. .TcretniahJ

Clark. Nnncy Catten. L.intei Cochran. Hli punninpton. Mr A»i- Pratt, George Donnovrin. Kol.i Ithodea, J|{ Kvnns. \\*.J Shifld-. V'illiam fj-jjlwood/Jciaiab ,, i-'-ijupMHi, Jauic3 rageu. Jlary .SVrr'.aa.'W 1» Frey. tr Smith Ly lia il J-reuop,.I 2 Sacathen. iLI G.Bzebfo'.k, .1 ^nesrhen. Jch.T U* GriibUI. AI«ry Himpson, otanlrj Hayj, Siivey Sipe. Martha Hny, Geors? Stanford, Alonio Handy. Luci.-uU iipickluinire, .f Harris, Xancy Taylor, Joieph ,' Hutton.J or(r MUrown Voirel. Frederick Hunter, Wm Williams. Howes. Thoma* Will. Mary Hughes. Mary W illw,ijwphen Hughe*,Martha Ann \S c-t.

1-h^n,:e

Eraline

Jackson. Phebo White. Isaac Kirkenda'.l. It Wrisht.Wm.i-, G.

W. SKVDEB. P. M".

'coin-

""'ea! pubiieaurrioii.nt the Court

Saturday, the Ihth day of JSovembe.r, 1859

I between th.-hour." of lOo'cioek. a. m. and I o'clock p. I ra., of said da v. the rent/and proht- for tl:^ t. rta o'~ s-ven year" ot .the f.jllowiii! described Kent folate to-irit: Lot Sn. 4. in bbyek .Vo. SI. in the Town

1 "'MiniM, mm 11 iii'j ttnr! [.ro.its mil not brinif nutfieienf to .-xtisfy .a:-l ex. "atiori, Ikill then and there «t the •muc tiae and placi-. "tTer xuGieicnt ii.-nouni of the aborc deicnlxxl tteal Litate to -ati.'fy said exe-ution uad

Sale.

Tirtuo of nn Kieeution to mfidireetod. from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, I will expose to «nle .itpnblie auction at theCnart Hotusndoor, in the

ery county, and .St ite of Indiana, on Saturday, the 1§th day of Xovembcr, 1859. between the hours of 10 o'eloek. a. ra. and o'oloolc. p. m. of *nid dir. therenf' and profit* for the t*rm»./ seven yearn of the loiiownnj da—ribt-d Keal K.iuiVr. to-w t: That p'irl «.f the .4outh-wc--. qaar'.'.-r -f section towii'hip nineteen, uorlli of rnneo fonr 1 wett. which iii hounded follow:-: lirginaiug at..the norfn-weit corner of .«aid tjuartcr section, ar.d running

eii.-t 011" h-mdred nud fitty-ioi pole*, thence ruuth to the i. -rth in'ir'n'i.'i gf Sugur Creek, thenco we»t down -aid (Veek alon? the north n:.irgin thereof I at ordinary high water mark to the Section line between soctioni 15 and Ifl, thenco north to the glncocf beginning: all lyinirand being in the

gomery anil State of Indiana and tho rents ud profits will not brjng a ^nffieient sum to satisfy said execution. I will then and there a: the some time and placc offer a sufficient amount of the aborts described Real Estate to «atisfjr said execution and costs.

Taken on execution as tho property of Stephen Graves, at the «u:t of John Muck and Samuel Buck WM. K. WALLACE. Sheriff M. C.

By I. N. SCHOOLER, Peputr.

Octobor'29, 18S6-5w- pcint&<'4 fee .^1