Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 August 1853 — Page 3

SIZE

OF THE

ARIC —Infidels have ob

jected to the size of the Ark, and have asserted that it is quite.absured to suppose that ever there be a vessel constructed large enough lo hold all ihe creaturcs that must have been placed in it, together with sufficient lood—(it may be. for six or twelve months) water for tho fishes! corn for four-footed animals,—seed for the birds, and so on. Now we will take .the dimentions of the Arkfromthe record of Moses, and calculate them on the. lowest possible scale. There are two definitions given of a cubit one that it is 18 inches, or afoot and halC— tho other that it is 1 foot 8 inches. We will take it only at the 1 jwest. Moses states that the Ark was 300 cubits long: this would make it 450 feet long, or about the length of St. Paul's Cathedral, (London.)—

The bredth of it he states to be 50 cubits: we then have it 75 feet in bredth. He states it to be 30 cubiis high so that it was 45 feet in height. Jn other words, it was as long as St. Pauls Cathedral, nearly as broad, and half as high. The tonnage of the Ark, according to the calculation of modern carpenters, must have 1 .'n 32,000 tons. The largest EngliVh ship-of-war, the St. Vincent, for instance, which is of a size altogether unimaginable to those v\ho have riev«r eeen it, is 12500 tons burthen so that the Ark must have been equal to seventeen first-rate ships of war. and if armed as such ships are, it would have contained much beyond 1S00 men and pro-visions for 18 inonlii9. Bufibn has stated that all the four-footed animals may be reduced to 250 pairs, and the birds to a still smaller number. On calculation, therefore, we shall find that the Ark would have held more than five times the necessary number of creatures and more than five times the required quantity of food to maintain them for twelvemonths. DR. CUMMIXCS.

ECFYYM. PIATT, formerly of Covington, has removed to Kentucky, and is engaged in the manufacture of superior Chewing Tobacco, ilia Tobacco is popular in the Wabash Valley. He intends making a shipment to this place in September next, and our merchants will do well to examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.

CRAWFO Rt)S V1LLE MARKET. CRAWFORDSVILLE,

Vgg*,

Aug. 11.

OLD WIIF.AT, -. 70 New. 05 Corn, 33a35 Oats, 18a20 Bacon, 7n9 .. milter, i0al2

W I N N

V)'ill pay the highest market jiricc for \VUEA AND FLAXSEED,

SAMUEL BINFORD'SJ STORE.

Aug. litii 1852.—3m.

PUBLIC SALE.

II ERE will be sold to the highest bidder on the 17th of September, at public sale, the south east quarter of the north ea^t quarter ofsection nine, in township eighteen north of range three est, containing forty acres.— Twelve months credit will be given by the purchaser securing the purchase money by a mortgage on the land: said land belongs to Michael Wjse of Virginia. The land lies along side of Thomas Wilson fin Walnut township where the sale will take place.— Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.

Wm. uRATTON, agent,

Aug. 11, 1353. ForMiciiAEL Wisr.

RISTINE HOUSE.

[MAIN STREET,]

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

SSNEY M0WRY, Proprietor.

LOCATION CENTRAL,

But a slicrl. distance from tho- DEPOT.

Aug. 4, 1853.

Special Notice.

THOSEaccounts

who have given Notes to c'ose

their [when they ought to have paid Money,] and whose Notes yet remain unpaid, are hereby notified that they will not be dunned by us either at their home or on the streets, but. said Notes will without any respect to persons whatever, unless paid by the first of September, be handed over to the proper officer for collection. It is useless for men to suppose that we can or will sell Goods on

CREDIT

RESTAUEANT!

NEW31 AN & €fi.,

I^JOULD respectfulh' inform the citizens

of Crawfordsville & vicinity, that, they have just opened up an EATING HOUSE a few doors south of Laymen's Grocery establishment, where MEAI.S may be had at all hours of the cay or night. They keep on hand and will serve up at short notice,

Oysters, Small Birds, Cliickcns, Beef-steak,

Ham and Eggs, Mutton-chops, Beef Tongues, hot Coffee, Fish, &c. Pcrsoris who indulge in such luxuries will do well to give them a call. [July 27, 1853—tf.

Look Here Mr.!

I omit your name at the present, but the five dollar bill you gave me on the day of the Show, is a countetfeit. You bought a Penknife of me and I gave you four dollars in change. Bring it back soon or I will administer the law in your case. Don't delay long. I told you I thought it was bad.

P't. .Notice -op JS hereby given, that the July Term, 1853, of the court of common Picas of Montgomery county, the estate of Urias Hardesty, deceased,was settled leaving a surplus of six-ty-six dollars and seventyrthreo cents. The heirs of said estate are therefore notified that on the lirst day of next term of said court, such surplus .will be distributed to such persons as shall establish their right to share in the distribution: Atlest:

ANDREW P,. LYNN, C. C, C. P.Montgomery County.' Julv 21, 1853.*

Sheriff's Sale.

virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk of the court of common pleas of Montgomery county, and to me directed, I will expose to sale at public auction and outcry, between the hours proscribed by law, at the Court House door in the town of CrawI fprdsvi'lc, Montgomery county, Indiana, on

Saturday the 13th day of August, 1853, the rents and profits for the term of seven years of the following described real estate, to-wit: The undevised sixth part of the south half of the east half of the north east quarter, and part of the. east half of the south east quarter of Kcction thirty-five and also part of tiie went half of the south west quarter of section thiity-six, containing six acres, all in township nineteen north of range three west, containing in all one hundred and twenty acres, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution together with interests and costs. 1 will at the same time and place and in like manner offer for sale the fee simple of the same. Taken on execution as the property of George C. Petro. at the suit of David Lon»- and Samuel Fullen, vs. George C. Petro, Wm. II. Steele, and John Simpson.

July 21, 1S53.—pr's fee §2.50.

A conv attest:

ANDREW P. LYNN, C. 0. P., Montgomery count j*. July 21, 1853—pr's fee $2,25.

Til 3 Immoral Effects of Shows. G-eneraliy

THEreturning

undersigned would take this method of his thanks to his Iriends &, customers of Montgomery county, for the verv liberal patronage bestowed upon him since in business i.nd- would say to his friends r.nd the public in general, that he is again on hand with a large and welljsciected stock of

pish, Dye-stuffs,

July 14, 1853.

W. P. RAMEY, Sh'ffofM. C.

Set.

StSiiC of lB8«IIfll52:5, Montgomery County: Court cf Common Picas of said county, July term, 1S53. Robert B. Martin. Joseph Martin, and Mary Martin, I plain tills, vs. Wifiiam Mar- Petition for parI tin. Errstus Martin Ar.chi- tition. bald 1*1 art in. and Levi

Martin, defendants. COME now the said petitioners by Thomson & Ristine, their attorneys and it appearing bvthe return of the proper otlicer that the said defendants have not been found and thnt their residence is unknown. It is therefore ordered, by the court, that said defendats be notified of the pendency of said petition. and that the same is set down fcr hearing at the next, term of this court, by publishing a copy of this order for three weeks successivelv in the "Montgomery Journal'' a newsnnper of general circulation, printed mid published in f'rawfordsville, in this county, and cause continued.

and Medicifies,

Direct from New York City. His stock embracing all usually kept in a Drug Store.— Our Drugs are all of the finest quality and were selected with particular reference to their purity from the Importers. No pains will be spared to render entire satisfaction to the purchaser.

We are no! in the habit of braggiTig. what we say we can always come up-to. Just give us a call and if we cannot suit you both as to quality and price you are .at perfect liberty to seek some other establishment. Our aim is to deal fair and honorable with everybody.

We would call the attention o" the public to a line lot of PSsae Which we intend keeping constantly on hand for sale. Also Window Glass and Puttv. Paints and Oils, a good furniture Var-

Pepper, Spice, and a good

Tobacco, fine Soaps. Lady's Lilly White, do. Pink. Perfumery, Parlor Lamps, Prussian hair Tonic. Itch Ointment, Pile Ointment. Radwav's Ready Relief. Pain Killer, rrenuine Cod-liver Oil. Also, Oils for Machinery Mexican, Ox-Gall, Chineesc, and Ohio Liniments WINES and a choice BRAND'/, expressly for Medical use and a never-fail-ing Vermifuge. Ile.also keeps all kinds and colors of Paints ground and mixed to paint Wagons, &c.. &c. HENRY OTT.

July 14, 1S5S.

BSSPffAB#

RESPECTFULLYCrawfordsville

unless the payments are

made promptly when due. Aug. 4, 1853. J. P. CAMPBELL.

tenders his services to

the citizens of and vicinity. He gives, particular auction to carious Teeth, millions of which are now annually lost for want of timely and judicious treatment. All operations pertaining to the science, carefully attended to, with the least possible pain. rawfordsville, July 14, 1853.

NOTICE

hereby given thai the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate, Andrew Crouch late of Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is solvent.

DAVID WILLIS, Adm'r.

Administrators Sale.

®rejTotice is hereby given that I will sell at public auction, on Saturday the Gth day of August, 1853, at the residence of Andrew Grouch, deceased, late of Montgomery county, all his personal property consisting of Horses, Hogs, Sheep, attle, &c. A credit of nine months, will be given on all sums of three dollars and upwards the purchaser giving his note with approved security waving valuation and appraisement laws.

Isof

II. PURSELL & BRO.

July SI, 1353.

adies Kid Slippers, extra quality, at may 39.) Horner & co's.

I Sh'OTPls

and Sl» ules, forsnle by

april 21, 1853.)

J. R: ROBINSON.

DAVID WILLIS, Adm'r.

July 14, 1853.

NOTICE

hereby given, that at the July term 1853, the court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, the estate of I.orin Cooly deceased, was settled leaving a surplus of seventy six dollars and sixty nine cents. The heirs at law of said estate are therefore notified that on the first day of the next term of said court, such surplus will be distributed to such persons as shail establish their right to share in the distributionY1

Attest. ANDREW P. LYNN, C. C. C. P. July 14,1853.*] Montgomery County.

iiouso and Lot for Sale. A one-story House with three rooms, and Lot at the hearl of Green street, for sale. Pt)f tcfriis'/apply at this office.

Hanford & Brother,

Manufacturers wholesale dealers in all kinds of

S 8 9 8

Shirts, Drawers & Furnishing Goods,

29 PARK ROW,

(Opposite the Astor House,) NEW YORK.

Orders promptly filled. Clothing made to orfler for the Trade. We are the largest Manufacturers of Clothing, Oiled Clothing and Covered Hats in the Union.

JSJNE 30, 1853.—ly

PAY UP!

ALL

persons indebted to the undersigned either for Postage or Books, are requested to call and settle their accounts immediately, I expect to remove to Kokomo in a few months, and it is desirable that my accounts should be squared inslanlcr.

July?, 1853. JAMES CALFEE.

I SHOE SHOP.

OLD

HIRAM GOBLEhas opened a Boot & Shoe Shop on Market street, where he will make and mend on the shortest notice. All work warranted. 1853.

McDonnell's Miniature

T&ImM A &

REMOVED

TO "WASHINGTON

June 1G. 1853.

IIALL"'....3D

SToiiv.

*P^jTAVING the advantages of a large Room ar.d a good North Light, I am now prepared to do work in the best style,of all sizes from half Plate down and nt all prices from $1 up. Call and see. Likenesses taken without regard to weather.

All work signed, sealed, warranted, and delivered in presence of J. W. McCONNELL. JUNE 16, 1653.

J100

UST received, Key to Uncle Toms 'abin. Accordeans. Also half a dozen fine While Crape Shawls, sellintrat cost, ('all soon. 11. PURSELL &. BRO.

FRESH

DRUGS $• MEDICINES.

St.© AN & MORGAN, A RE just receiving their spring stock, conl\ sisting of a very large, and splendid assortment of Pure

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes, Perfumery, Stationary, Fancy Articles, &c., &c.,

Our stock was purchased in New York from the importers, and very carefully selected by one of the firm in person. Consequently the public, may rely on every article beinr pure and unadulterated.

Physicians and all others are respectfully invite! to call and examine for themselves, as we are prepared, and determined to sell at as low prices as any other establishment of the kind in the State the windy boasting of defying all competition, to the contrary notwithstanding. [June lli, 1S53.

iil I Pcitlrr,

(AT HIS OLD STAND,)

CORNER, EAST OF BELL TAVERN,

Inow

S receiving a supply of nice Marble for TOMB STONES, which he will finish and furnish to those who have need for s':ch work, in good style, and ".t fair prices'. Call and see.

Crawfordsvibe, June 3, 1S5S.

Ground Paints.

We have tiie best Paint Mill ever brought to this place. Ground and mixed Paints of every description can at all times be had at trie Drug store of SLOA.N

June i(. 1853.

Course

MOP.GAN.

O E I A O E E (LATE COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.)

OF INDIANAPOLIS,

Established March 31, 1851. INCORPORATED 1853. W. McK. SCOTT, A.

Founder and President.

JAMES C. IIAYDEN,

(Late Profc.ssor in Bacon's Mercantile College, Cincinnati.)

PROF. OF BOOK-KEEPING AND PENMANSHIP.

The Srssions will commence at College Hall as follows 1st Session on the 1st Monday of Sept. 2d Session on the 1st Monday of Nov. 3d Session on the 1st Monday of January. 4th Session on ihe 1st Monday of Marcif. 5th Session on the 1st Monday of May.

Having secured, permantly. the services of the distinguished Professor above named, & leased for a term of years the commodious and beautiful Hall formerly known as COSCERT HALL, but now named

CO I LEG F. IF.l IAi)

Which is to be fitted up in a style of grent elegance, taste, and convenience, the Pres ident would say, that tfiis College now offe-s advantages superior to alh others for imparting a sound, thorough, and accomplished business education.

Studies.

The course of studies, as enlarged, will be as follows, viz: I 1. Book-Keeping, by Single and Double

Entry, in all its various branches, and its application to all kinds of business. 2. The Laws, customs, and usages of Trade and Commerce. 3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon the short and easy system of cancelation, (taught hv no other College.) 4. Commercial Law, in a series of Lectures, thorough ahd systematic. 5. Business Penmanship. 6. Commercial Correspondence. 7. Lectures upon Banking, Political Econ omy, and other subjects valuable to the busi1 ess man.

Expenses.

Cards of Admission, invariably in advance, oi secured, $25 Diplomas Stationery, §5 Boarding $2,50. per week incidentals, at option of student, $15. Making"'entire expenses aboul $75.

Onvapplication, a Catalogue will be furnished, giving full particulars. All letters will receive prompt attention on being directed, postpaid, to,

WOOL! ¥00L!!

[OHN ROBINSON will pay CASH for I all the Wool he can get. Bring it along. June 9, 1853.

TO MECHANICS.

Notice

is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery county, "ill receive Sealed Proposals, on Saturday the second day of July next, to repair and improve the Court House. Specification and Plan to be seen at.the office of the County Auditor.

J. B. AUSTIN, County Auditor.

June 16, 1853.

Cigars & Tobacco,

Of the best quality, always on hands and for sale, at the Drug store of June 16, 1853.J SLOAN

MORGAN.

Fancy Articles.

The largest, and best assortment of Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles generally ever brought to this market. For sale at the Drug store of ^LOAN

June 16, 1853:

MORGAN.

PATENT KIGIiT

SHOWER BATE BATHING,

Its necessity and expediency from

the. structure and the functions of the skin, ilie cuticle l-) cast off in iniuutu pnwdry scales, many of which ar« retained upon the surface by the pressure of clothing, these mincle with the oily saline products of the skin, and form a thin crust. This crust, on account of its adhesiveness, collects particles of dust and soot from the atmosphere. and particles of foreign matter from our dress, so that, in the course of the day, the whole body becoiius coated with impuntii s. If this coating remains it be cones thick arid established upon the skin and will produce the following eftict

I-'irst, the pores will be obstructed, consequently prespiration impeded, HI ihe influence of the skin as an exerlive entire prevented and prudu ces the following disease.— Indigestion lJilhous nes.-\ Accidity A sense of oppression in the of the iStomach Depression of the Spirits Heaviness '(K1 Hands and Feet Numbness of tfop Limbs, and oilur parts, Vertnro Nansa, Dillicultv of Kespiiation. Stupor.

Irritability, lJrowsines. la

bility, Kxtreme Languor and Exhau-'tioii, Kesi-lessnes-j, 'jstiveness. Head-ache. Extreme Nervous Agitation. I'silpitiition of the Heart an Incapacity for the slightest exercise, dull, heavy pain and sense (if vt-iubt in the Head, a temporary loss i.f memory, a sense of (Jurstness, I'ulse I ss lii'(]liet and more feeble than UMial, Despondency, Kmaciation and extreme Debihtv. A film of foreign substance on the skin will inevitably become. the seat of delitcious infectious vapors.— This is one reason why lillhy persons contract infectious disease* more frequently than individuals of more cleanly habits. Uatliing is useful to promote cleanliness.

This Duth which the undersigned have the right lo manufacture and sell is one of the moft convenient imaginable, and can b^ used equally well for warm or cold weather, for bathing, and only takes one bucket of water to supply it for anv length of time. The water is poured into the I lo've- part of ihe Bath the person bathing stands I upon a platform above the water, and by a sl'gbt imncnicnl ot iho body, throwing ternately from one foot Io the other, Ihe water-is forced up in!u the sprinkler, from which it comes down on the bather with much force, the water passing into the pump at the fulcium. gives gre^t power to the mble aclinir force-pump placed under the feet of the bather, causing ihe water to lie shower down with any de ired force: indeed the bather has it in his power to produce a violent shock or gemle sprinkle by his own action. One bncket of vva t. will answer every purpose, (us one wash b.nvl answers to wasii ones face) the same water being thrown over the bath repeatedly lo a constant current but it is so nriarigcd that where is not desirable to use the wati more than once, it can be replacid with freshwater, with very I.tile trouble.— fhe. Baihs are warranted lo be durable in every particular. Pi rsons desiring Baths, who live at a distance can be supplied, immediately, by sending their address and twelve dollars. The strictest care wj 1 bet ken in shipping Baths. Ail orders promptly attended to.

VY:u. ROBBIx I'.SO.V. I?£ann acturer. Tho Hath can ho seen at J. F. .ViiiJK'C) Store, on Main street. juiis 1G, 6~3.

good variety of Misses and childrens' nut. iS'hoes may be found at June 2,'53) L. FAIJ.EY'S

1 J"OIJS» iu! IfaJ '!'«•«pv. fr su.'e by LV.L opn! il, lCfoo.) J. I\. RUUI.S'rSON.

aprtJ ^'cfCH k, for sale by ii[Til 21, 18.J.) j. k. Ronrrs'sox.

TKKLFJ.

Bevel im1 Try ^qunri's for sale by aj.nl 21, 1853.] J. K. ROBINSON-

ooliina: for sale by npril 21, 1853.j J. R. ROBINSON

?aS«'s :iml ICnsjts, for sal« lv april -Zl, 18o::S.) J. R. ROBINSON,

Come This way and Look!

.'VERY one in the county and all around about. I have received my stuck of

Spring asid Summer Drj-Goods, Hardware, Queensware and Groceries.

Aptil 21, 1853.) J. R. ROBINSON.

i.oTiis,Oassimerps, Jeans. Cassinetts, -Tweeds and Summer Ware, for E.ys. for sale bv, april 21, 1353.) .1. K. ROBINSON.

T^IiA NiN ELy—Rid, White and Vellow. for sale

by .1. R. ROD IN SON.

PiuvTS.

Liiwns filk and wool Barege, Barege DrL-airjcs, Fancy Jaconctts nntl Silks, for sale

by J. H.

ROBINSON.

1 INGHAM arid Oil 1'iir.ts. for sale bv npril 21, 1853.) .J.K.ROBINSON.

I ed Tn j) talc I.

Ticking, Drilling ami Table Diaper, for J. R. ROBINSON.

INEN Goods of ali kinds, for sale by jj april 21, 1S3S

BOOTS

J. R. ROBINSON.

AT SHOES, for Men, Women and Children—good and cheap, for sale by april 21, 1853.) j. R. ROBINSON.

ATS & CAI'S of all grades and qualities, for sale by J. Ii. ROBINSON.

ONNETS and Ribbons, lor sale hv april 21, 1853.) J. R. ROB'lNSTON.

HCarpenters,

ARDDWARE, good nnd cheap you Will find Coopers, and Blacksmiths Tools, for sale J. Ii. ROBINSON.

IIiL andiiross-rat Saws, for sale by.' aprif-2^ 1853.] J. R. ROBINSON.

A UGEliS, Chisels and Han.dles-.ofT all-grades, for talc by J. Ii. ROBINSON.

GT-RO

KRItCS.—A pood assorlment of Sugar, Coffee "and Molasses, for sale by april 21, 1853.) J. R. ROBINSON.

UB* and Buckets, for sale .by april 21, 1853.] J. R. ROBINSON.

YV. McK., SCOTT, President:. .-

Indianapolis,,may 24, 1853.

OPES and Bed-Cords, for sale by april 21, 185.3.] J. R. ROBINSON.

UB31CS and Traces, for sale by april 21, 1853.] J. R. ROBINSON.

Scj tlics nud Siieads, for salo by J. R. ROBINSON.

NEW ALBANY & SALEM

Through from Crawfordsville to Cincinnati IN ONE DAY.

Morning Train, leaves Crawfordsville at 6i A. M., every day (Sundays excepted). Leaves Lafayett at 9 A. M.

Evening Train, leaves Crawfordsville at P. M. Leaves Lafayette at 5i P. M. Connecting morning and evening with the Jjafayette &. Indianapolis Rail-road.

July 21,1853.] A. THOMSON, jlg't.

Louis Napoleon Cassiraere.

Gents a few more patterns left of this fashionable Goods cull and see. april 14, '53.) Eryant & Co.

Velveteen,

A splendid article for Coots this Goods is all the rage and can be had of april 14, 1853.) Bryant & Co.

Edgings and Insertings.

Our assortment of Linen Edgingings and Insertings is now complete call and see them. Bryant & Co.

Rich Embroidered Long Milis, Also short do., for Ladies and Misses we have a splendid assortment. april 14, 1853.) Bryant & Co.

Mourning Goods.

Our stock of Mourning Goods is unusually large, consisting in Dart of Love Veils, Crapes, Bareges, Lawns, Ginghams, Calicos, &c., to which we would call the attention of the Ladies. Bryant & Co.

Stationery,

Cap, Letter and Note Paper of all kinds Envelopes, Cards. Steel Pens, Rubber, &c. april 14, 1853.] Bryant & Co.

Queensware.

Some beautiful styles those who contemplate Housekeeping cannot coll too soon, april 14, 1853.) Eryant & Co.

Under-Sleeves.

Beautiful patterns of Under-Sleeves and Chemizetts, just opened the Ladies of town and country are invited to call and see them, april 14, 1853.] Bryant & Co.

Worked Collars

Of nli descriptions, a large variety at april 14, 1853.) Bryant & Co's.

Chewing Tobacco

Of all kinds, a superior article in foil wrappers, for sale by Bryant &. Co.

Corn Starch

For Puddings, Blanc Monge. Custards &.c.. to lie had at Bryant & Co's.

Molasses.

New Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, a prime article of each for sale by april 14,1854. Bryant & Co.

Harness

We have a fine set of ferriage Harness for sale those wishing to purchase wiii do well by giving us a call. april 14, '52.) 31. E. BRYANT & OO.

N E W GOODS.

§QMW WSi#4lff

"Vj ()\V occupies the Old Celebrated Stand, _L formerly occupied by Wm.H. Boynton: where he is receiving and opening a general assortment, of Dry Goods, consisting of Cloths, Brown, Green, Black, French Blue and Drab: Black doeskin ar.d French cassimeren,' do. at) color?: Tweeds Sattinets, of all kinds and qualities Summer cloths, all colors: Cottonadflr cf every description. epril 7, 1853.—ly.

Dress Goods.

Silks of all colors, grades and quality Bro-

Swiss dotted and plain book ann mull musph lins: Lawns, Victoria white, all grades and colors and at prices from 10 to 20cts. Beragc de Laines, from 12.\to 30cts. Muslin de Laines, all colors, from 12 to 30 cts.—= sir.ett Pants, at Prints of the latest styles and figures Furnature prints: Bleached and Brown muslins Brown and bleached drillings: Irish linens. linen diaper bleached and brown Linen coating of all kinds: Bonnets and bonnet ribbons of all kind Ladies and Gents, hosery ivid, 1 isle thread and cotton gloves Hose of all colors for children Buttons, threads, combs, of all sorts, suspenders. &c., for sole by J. WILSON'S. april 1, 1842.

EilEMBER Gentlemen, thnt there I

Hats and Caps.

A fine afsoflment of Gents, and Boys Hats, moleskin, beaver, pantfmrt, leghorn,chip and Kossuth wool hats, for sale at., april 7, 1853.] J.

WILSON'S.

Boots and Shoes,

A large and well selected assortment of Men and Boys Boots and Shoes. Ladies and Misses do. J.. WILSON.

PVUEEXSAVAITK ANIJ GLASSWASE for cheaper than any in the town, by april 7, 1853.

sale,

ARDWARE AND CUTLERY, for sale by april 7, '53.

Produce ..

all kind taken in exchange for goodc: the highest prices will be paid.by april 1, '53.

J. WILSON.

Parasols.'

LADIES,

remember there is the finest lot

of Parasols of all grades and shades, ai}d of the Very latest styles, direct from N. York,Tor sale at J. WILSON'S, april 7. '53.

Gentlemen,

you wish to purchase a fine satin vest, and cheap, either in the pattern or ready

made, you will find the apri!"7, '53.

article at J. WILSON'S.

Ladies,

you wish to see the finest selection of fine dress goods in the town of Crawfordsville, call at J.WILSON'S. april 7, *53.

Qjl Hogsheads of Sugar. U\J first qualities, for sale wholesale and retail.

april 7, 1853

20 bbls. Molasses, le and rrta J. WILSON.

Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

IT1HE undersigned as Guardian of the

"®B son and estate of Mary Margaret, and Catharine Rice, by.nn o#d6fr of the Conrt of Common Pleas of Montgomery -Cotmty, Inpiona.has been authorized to sell at Private Sale the following described Land in said county, to-wit: The north-west quarter of section twenty-two (22) in township seventeen (17 noith of range six (6) west, upon the following terms:' One -half.of purchase rponqy at tiine? of sale, one fourth in 12 months, and one fourth in two years from date ol sale. WILLIAM II. H..R-ICE,

July 7, 1853.] Guardian.

NOTICE

S hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Administtator ofthe estate of John M. Nicholson, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ]?. T. RISTINE, Administrator.

May 19, 1853'.*

TH7:0BB[JES

BOSTOW_STORE!

The xcelsior Stock!!

500 Boxes, Barrels, Hogsheads, Packages, and Cases of Boston Goods, just received by

JAMES GRAIIAM & BROTHER, DEALERS

OUR

Dress .Goods,

Ofthe latest styles and finest fabric, consisting.of .plain and figured fancy Dress Silks, Turti Satins: a large lot of Bl'k Silks, of every quality: silk Bareges plain & figured &c.

April 7, 1853.

/^LOTIllNG, Hats .ana Caps, Boots and Shoes, for the Million, up-stairs. at ipr:1 7. 1853.) Graham & Brother's,

E shall offer to our customers this Spring the largest stock of Ready Miule Clothinsr. ever offered in this town—

cades and Italian from G2 to 81 25 per yard 53^ j_

arlic!e wurrantC(J 0r

Lust?r and Merino Coais of the latest styles at Graham & Brother's.

•Six Hundred

Linen

Cozi",

the

linest, and best got up stocl Made Clothing in the citv. for sale at. april 7, 1S53.) JOHN WILSON'S.

of Ready

Kight 'Hundred

Vests, of every sfyle and qualify, at april 7, 1853.] Graham &• Brother s.

Two Hundred

Tweed, raspimcre and Coshmeret.t f'oats, at april 7, 1853.] Graham & Brother's.

Hats and Caps,

Of every quality, just received at the Mammoth Bocton Store, by april 7. 1853.) Graham & Brother.

iwe©

J. WILSON.

rm? 'M

rPAKEN J- insr in

J.WILSON.

per-I

Foreign and Domestic Dry Good^, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, READY MADE CLOTHING and Straw Goods.

stock is entirely new, every article beingj'ust purchased of the Manufacturers and Importers. VV'e are pledged to sell Goods ten per cent, below Y\ eaver& Co.,of Laf iyette.

Our stock embraces' the most extensive assortment of Dry-Goods, ever offered in this market. Heavy Sheetings, Light do., tine unbleached do., I)ril!ings of all qualities a large lot of Cottenades and,Summer Goods of every quality arid style Tickings, striped Shirtings, Linens for Coats,' Irish do., &c.

ILK Tissues ofthe latest.styles, plain and

icy, at J. Graham & Brother's.

richest style and best qualities, at april 7, 1863.) &J- Graham Bro's.

ojVfj PTe'res^fThe bestTstyles o? Lawns, sold at from 6 to 30 cents, at april 7, 1853.) J. Graham & Bro's.

Pieces of DeLaine, Plaid Delaines of an entire new style, at april 7, 1S53.) Graham & Bro's. evera

50 S

Hundred pieces of the best, styles ot Prints, direct from the ^Manufacturers, at april 7, 1853.) Graham &._Bro's. large lot of Crape Shawls,, worth irom fc 10 to $'22. at Graham & Bro's.

Qilk Mantilos ofthe .april 7, 1853.)

400

UP by Ezekiel Hutcnenson. livRlontgomery county, four miles

south of Crawfor'dsvilto, on the 2d day of May,-1853, one Bay Mare, supposed to be 20 yoavs old, very sway" backed, a scar on the inside of the right hind leg, and branded on the left shoulder I-'., and valued at §12,50 by James H. Prewitt and George Faust, before me on the 2Sth day of May, 1853.

ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk M. C. C. June 9, 1853.—paid.

SECOND ARRIVAL!

A. HORNER & CO.,

^Hf7*OULD inform the-public that they haye re«eived their second stock of Boots and Shoes, direct from the manufacturers of Boston, which they are selling at extremely low prices. Having also attached a Shop to our establishment, will keep on nands and make to order all kinds of custom work, which we will sell at the lowest casfcdi prices. (may 19,1S53.

leached and unbleached Shirtings, Tickings and Hickory Shirting, a huge lot at inarch 3i. '53.] J. Crawford & Alullikin^s.

fTIHE best quality of Leather for sale at may 19.) Horner & co.

Notice-

S hereby given that Reuben Tullef hofrta two Notes against me for

latest styles, at Graham & Bro's.

Linnets ofthe latest, styles, worth irom 10 ct.-j to 10. at april 7. 1853.] Graisam& Bro's.-

1 rie'C'es liounet. Ribbons of the latest AWW styles, direct from France, at. april

1853.) Graham & Bro's.

Gai^OtS.

A ktrue and complete assortment of Carpets direct from the Manufacturers, sold be1 competition, at Graham & Bro's.

low

Cloths and Cassimeres,

All who want -fine and cheap Cloths and 1 Cassimeres enn find them at the new "Boston Emporium," of Graham & Brother.

R-ifles

no sole,

Graham & Broth

Five Hundred.

Pair of Blnck and Fancy Cnssimere and CasGraham & Bro's.

Eiodit. Hundred

Pair of quality,

Summer Pants of every style nnJ ii Graham & Brother's.

Two Hundred

°PL0X

at Graham Druthers..

7 E arc Manufacturing dOO line Shirts, pril 7, 1853.) Graham Bro.

dtie

hundretl

dollars each, payable in one and two years from their respective dates. persons are forwarned not to purchase or trade' for said Notes as they were obtained without consideration tSnd void, and I will uot pay the same or any part of said Notes.

JOHN T. SCOTT.

July "19, 1853.*

Notice

IS hereby given, that an account current and vouchors,

FII'IWinq-

final settlement of ihe estate of

Andrew S. Crawford, dee'd, have been -filed in tho oflice pf thfc Clerk of the court of Common Pleas of Montgomery counly, arid that the same will he reporteu to said court at tho next, term for Ihe supervision and approval of the Jir.lne of said courfiv

ANDREW P. LYNN, C. C. C. P. Jnne 2, 1853.*] Montgomery County.

^•ENTS in search of a fine French Calf pegged Boot, will find a-superior article ... L, PAULEY'S

To the Ladies

Ladies SUk, Tip'd and plain Gaiters. Enameled & patent leather Bootn. I*rench Kid Slips antl Buskins atjune

2,1853).

L. ALLEY'S

LEA THER! LEATHER

^Shoemakers will please bear in mind that I keep constantly on hand a good article of sole and upper Leather, Kip, Calf a-nif Goat Skins, Lining skins of all colors'. Together with a general assortment of Shoe Findings such as Lasts, Pegs.'Threads. Nails, Awls, Hammers, &c. on Main street 3 djors east of Crane House. june 2 3853—2m) L. FALLEY.

AL. RAMEY,

Has just returned from the'East with a larga and splendid assortment of rSpfl'BEig asa«S -§ESBS5EHcr €*oais, which he intends to' sell as Cheap as th-z Cheapest! All he ask3 'of a generous public is to call and examine his GOODS and PRTCES,and lie flatters himself that he can please1both in quality and price. His assortment is complete, consisting of almost everv article usually kept in a Dry Goods Store." march 31, 1653.

tore may be found at AL. R.\ .jey's the finest Silk Bonnets in Town, ranging from 2 to 9 dollars. [march 31, 1853.

T-Mttele

JLJ

Cotton

ed'L.?.ce, Inserted, Ruffied a: Black ets, from 10 cts. upwards, at

lionne

mnrch SI, 1853.) Rriroev's.

Black

Brocade, Figured and Canlelion" Silks, beautiful styles, at Ramey's.

HANDSOME..LAWNS,at

Every

Yarn a

quality, at

Ivery

10 c.ts. a yard,

Ramey's.

Pieces of Prints just received and for sale, by Ramey.

variety of Silk and Crape Shawls, at march 31, 1853.) Ramcv's.

A large lot of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Hats, at Rnmev's.

l)rown Muslins as cheap as can be bought tit Lafayette.

.A.

variety of Summt narch 31. '53.]

[^xtra Kid, Lace IJ at

Rarr:sf.

A L. RAMEY is selling READY MADE -i-*- CLOTHING 20 per cent, cheaper than

march 31, 1853.

and Carpel

Warp, of the best AI. Ramev's.

Stuffs, at Rami v'sf.

ooking Glasses frcm 10 cts. to SS at march 31. '53.

A1. Ramey's.

Silk and Thread Gloves, Al. Ramey's.

A ny Gentleman in want of a Fashionable

I\ HAT,

No. 1, can find it at Ramey's.

"DOOTS & SHOES

1) kept constantly

of every description,

011

hand.

Large lot

March 31, '53.

A fir

O. S. McNEIL, J.P.

A copv: Attest:

*A.

Ramey.

and ShotGunp, warranted, at march 31. '52.) Ramey's.

O QUEEN S-W A E FI

ard-

ware and Cutlery, just received by march 31. '53.) Ramey.

A RAMEY keeps the besf quality of Rifle A Powder. (march 31, '52.

^PEA. Cofi'ee, Sugar, Molasses, & Groceries _L of all kinds, cheap as usual, at march 31, '52.) Al Ramev's.

A RAMEY don't permit any body to sell Goods ciieaper than he does. j^RODL'CE of all kinds bought and sold by march 31,'53.) Ramey.

PASII Paid for .WIIEA'^LAX-^EED", O and Bacon, by- KAMEY. mnrch 31, 1853. s.

in.sacks kept constantly on hand [march 31.] RAMEY'S.

JUST READ THIS IP

YOU

DARE!!'

J. CRAWFORD- & MULLIKIN, Having purchased the entire interest Of Hen -'j ry Crawford in the Mercantile establishmenof John Crawfor'd. are now receiving by RailRoad, and owning at the Old Stand, a supe't'" rior let of Dry-Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes. Groceries,&c. although not professing to be the Excelsior Store all the way from Bosting, nor having five hnrdred Boat Loads of CJoods, yet wo StQy^thauv. we are in the market with good and Cheap* Goods, which we are determined to sell at prices so low that if we can't" suit'purchasers, it would be madness t? attempt to buy elsewhere.

ood styles, at J. Crawford & Mullikin's.

nORTSMOUTH

LAV/N

all grades at

Barege DcLaines, Alpacca, Lustres of

J. Crawford & Mullikin's.

BRiC, Jaconet, Mull Muslin, figured and plain Swiss,...Victoria Lawn, figured and plain Bobinets, at J, Crawford Muilikia's.

BLACK

,a*s

and Brawn «lftth, Fancy Cassi mere.

•Lrmine Clath. Sn^. Cottonade, PJaid Cassimcre. I'aylar Stripe, French Linen, bleached and unblouched Linen Drilln, at march 31, '5a] J. Crawford &^fulfikm's,

in this market, at

HOBKEB

&. co.

adies Enameled Boots, the finest' quality, at (May 19.") Horner & Co's.

-Tanner's

Oil

i^A pure article, by the Barrel, or single gallon, lor sale low, at' the Drug store of J.unc 16, '53". }"./'• SLOA.S fc MORGAS.

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