Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 June 1854 — Page 3
Latorfraa Mvaua—^R«St Escitem8iitoii#)NE
the Island,
A.
NEW
Yonlr Saturday, Juno 3.—By the
steamer Blac-k" Warrior* ivlfieh lias arrived nt this port, \va have Later and interesting news iroYu Cuba.
The "Captain General is raising black troops, and has issued j,n|Sddress, in which he says that the banners of ^pfin'shall con^ tinue to wave
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the Islaml at all hazards.
Another address has been issued .ordering lists to be taken of all persons liable for military duty, and command all such to be prepared for an emergency.
Considerable excitement was occasioned on the 2-lth ult., by a report that, a party of Americans had landed at a place called (,'hovera, about a league west of Havana. Troops were immediately sen$to the spot, but the report was false.
The French and English officers were fc'.cd by the Government. Four Americans, belonging to a surveying party, from Key A Vest, had arrived at Havana, but were not allowed to go outside the City walls.
The Captain General is reported to have said (hat he had an European reputation to gain, and that he was determined to achieve the object by emancipating the slaves in Cuba.
&^*The Whiskey Convention don't seem to be in as good order everywhere as it does just around here. A correspondent of the Madison Courier says:
The enormity, of this proceeding is aggravated l\y the consideration that this meeting passed the blackest resolution that ever emanated from any politial assemblage of that east. To say nothing of the resolutions on the Nebraska bill, which are bad enough, only look at their officious intermeddling with the temperance question! Now, if this is a 'moral question,' fc is to be enforced alone by 'moral suasion,' as their resolutions .say, what business had that immortal convention with it? What had thoe preachers of morality to say when the wicked whisky resolution came up? Did they raise a voice or a hand against them? I fear not. Oh! my soul come not thou into their secret. I feel like rebuking that convention. Perhaps I had better do it in the name of the devil the name of the Almighty seems objectionable to Douglas and his statelites. But I believe I will let the conscience whipped thing go. That flourish of trumpets, however, about 'popular sovereignty'' and the spirit of '70 is apiece of eontempible twaddle. That is all. I am not any less a democrat since the convention than I was befoie. It will take more than 27, GO or SO to put me out of trie ranks. 1 have voted for democratic Presidents, Congressmen, Governors, tc., ever since I have been old ciiough to vote. But those proceedings are hot Democrotie,
K-J
lei all conceded 'take due.notice.' If the 'bung hole' mlvocuto of the Sentinel wouldn't threaten to blow us up, we should like to ask how he admires that sort ot talk!—Jral. Juiir.
SINGULAR
CASE.—In
Barnwell, S. C\, a
few days ago, a negro mtvj&Was struck by lightning. Mi.i scal{j,f|ipie greater part, was torn up from UehiiYpbi\vard.s the fluid then passed down the y&fjfrs of the neck, reached the breast, whk D|i lacerated severea pa 0 I 1 lower extremities. teariag--Vywido gasn all the way down. Yet, strange fe^-av^Iie wa3 not killed, but bids fair to reJlW^r. The rr.in deeen-ied copiously immediately alter the stroke, and to this the negro 'probably "'owes his life.—[ Daily (S. C.) Columbian.]
TIN: WHEAT CROPS IN ILLINOIS.—We
learn from the Alton Telegraph, that the wheat crop throughout that State has never looked liner,- and if nothing intervenes to cut off 'the promised yield, the crop will exceed all calculation. Throughout Madison, ^Jersey, Greene, Macoupin, Montgomery
Scott, and other adjoining counties, a much larger, quantify than usual has been pi an led, an I tli me is said to be true in oilier piit^of the Stale. Illinois is expected tIns year, to take her place next to Ohio, as the second wheat 'growing State in the Unioif
Crioi.rnA
IN* JAMAICA.-
igain appeared in Jamaica.
CHEAP PAINT.—For
-Cholera,' has Breaking out
thus early in the season, there is reason to fear that it will be followed again by dreadful ravages. The latest information from the country is very unfavorable. The attacks of the disease are single and scattered, but affecting so manv persons at the same time, that the distinction between sporadic and epidemic hardly exists.
the outside of dwel
lings, fences and out-houses, where economy and durability are considerations. Take barrel, and put into it a bushel of quick lime slack the latter by pouring over it boiling water—covering the lime four inches deep, and stirring it till it slacked dissolve two pounds ot sulphate of zinc (white vitriol) in water, which must be added to the whitewash. Thi&' will harden the lime when it is applied to tha^wood leaving a firm, white crystalized sifi§§pe not easily removed by the weather or fiction..— To make the wash a cream color, add #lbs yellow ochre for a fawn, 4 lbs umber and 1 lb lampblack stone color, 1 lb umber and 2 lbs lampblack.
j£STThe Louisville Courier is informed on "unquestionable" authority, that four of the persons who'composed the Ward jury, were seen sometime since "playing cards for money
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necrro."
X.
the Sabbath day, with a
iCSTln Utah a man who has not more than two."wives is rated as a bachelor.
WEEK LATI2R FROM
NEW YORK,
EUROPE.
ARETVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
Sevastopol Bombarded Four Days by tj Allied Fleets.
Large advance in Flotfr, Consols Advanced better.
June 1.—The steamer Asia,
with adviees from Liverpool to the 20th iilj^, being one week later, arrived at this pq^ this evening. "The stecmcr Arctic struck on*'Turkar Point, and had to put back to Liverpool for repairs, which it was thought would be completed in about one week, when she would proceed ongher trip.
The steamer Arabia arrived out Saturday morning. COMMERCIAL IXTELLIGENCE.
The sales of Cotton during the week, at Liverpool, amounted to 45,000 bales, ot which speculators took 8,000 bales and exporters 4,000do. The market, was dull, aiul the'lower grades had declined 1,,'d. during the week, but the better grades were unchanged. The quotations are: Fan' Orleans (J'id. middling do. 5 J-j'd. fair Upland GJ.jd. middling do. 5J -jd. jg
At Manchester, business was dull and prices in favor oi' buyers. Cotton luid slightly advanced at Havre.
Dennistowu says, the demand for Bradstufl's continued active, and all kinds had considerably advanced during the week. Flour was 2s. (id. fJ brl. higher What-Id. to 6d. bushel, and Corn :2s. $ quarter, and quotes Western Canal Flour at4ls. and Ohio at 42. White Wheat 13s. and Red 12s. Gd. Yellow Corn 41s. lid., and White 42s. 2d.— Lard lower, with sales at 50s. Beef active, and prime qualities 5s. higher. Pork and Bacon active.
Consols advanced to S9)-o. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The latest intelligence from the seat of war is a rumored telegraph dispatch at Paris, that Revel, on the Baltic, had been bombarded, but no particulars are given,-mid the report was doubted.
The Cologne Gazette states that the Emperor ot Bussia had a relapse of his illness. The inhabitants of St. Petersburg were obliged to find quarters for the troops, and it is said 20,000 Cossacks are in the vicinity of the city.
The Russian fleet had left Ilclsingford to join the Heel Cronstadt, and Napier was lying twenty-live miles from Cronstadt to intercept them, so that an engagement was expected.
The Turkish fleet had entered the Black Sea for the purpose of destroying all the Russian positions
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the Circassian coast.
The position of Austria had become decidedly more hostile to Russia, and she had raised* 100,000 men to defend her frontiers in Transylvania from the encroachments of the Czar* The Spanish difficulty with the United States was
exciting
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increased atten
tion. A special messeilger from Mr. Soule came a passenger in the Asia. The Turks had gained two additional victories
the Danube.
General Paskiewitch was turning the front of the war to the banks of the rive#s Sereth and Danister, in Moldavia.
It was rumored that the Vienna Conference would be renewed on the basis of the Austrian, Prussian, and Anglo-French Alliance.
A telegraph dispatch to the London Times, received Saturday, just as the steamer left, and dated Vienna, May 19th, says that the Government Messenger had reached Galatz on the 11th May, with the reliable intelligence that tho allied fleets had bombarded Sevastopol for lour days. .V dispatch from Bucharest, dated 12th "Iiv, savs the British steamer Tiger, of sixteen guns, had stranded close to Odessa, and had to surrender, although two other steamers were sent to hc-rassistantance, and bombarded the Russian works, but without success.
Cardinal Lambruscliini died at Rome
the 11th ultimo..
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ri
he only mod
ification" is that the deaths are lew and not locally connected. I11 Kingston a few fatal cases have occurred.
The country parishes have tfc are suffering most alarmingly. Scarlet fever has also shown itself in Kingston.
MARRY.—Jeremy
Taylor says: If you
are for pleasure, marry if you prize rosy health, marry. A good wife is Heaven's last best gift t-o man—his angel and minister of graces innumerable—his gem of many virtues—his casket of jewels—her voice is sweetsmusic—her smiles, his brightest day —her kiss, the guardian of his innocence —her arms, the pale of his safety, the balm of his healtli, the balsam of his life—her industry, his surest wealth—her economy, his safest steward—her lips, his faithful counselors—her bosom, the softest pillow of his cares—and her prayers, the ablest advocates of Heaven's blessings on his head.
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Departure of Bums.
BOSTON*,
Friday June 2.—At about throe
o'clock this afternoon Burns was escorted to the wharf by twelve hundred troops and one hundred and fifty citizens, and pulton board the steamer John Taylor, on which he was conveyed to the revenue cutter Morris, lying in the stream, ci
serious outbreak, although the ex
citement was intense. It would be impossible to give anything like a correct estimation of the number ot persons present, all the leading streets were packed with human beings and thousands were in from the country.
On the corner of State and Washington streets, a quantity of snuff, cow-itch, and a bottle of vitriol, were thrown among the military.
In the vicinity of tho Custom-hou®!, a hackman attempted to drive his team thro' the military hie, and one of hi^ horses was stabbed with a bayonet, and instantly killed. This was,followed by cries of 'shame! shame!' and^the crowd in the vicinity made a rush, upon which the colffinander of the cornrianv become iXBe^tlv excited and orcompany become dcrcd the troops to 'fire.'
Col. Boyd, one of the staff officers, Rearing the order, spurred his horse forward and prevented the execution of the order. Several arrests were made at the point, and three or four badly hurt. A well dressed cldcrman was conveyed to the hospital, having a terrible sabre cut in his head.
John E. ITays, Captain of the Police, resigned his office at noon, refusing to do his duty in the slave matfgli
The bells were tolled in the adjoining towns, when the result was announced.
The Black Warrior Affair Settled. The Star of tlijs morning says intelligence has been received by^the European Embassies at Washington, that the Black Warrior affair had been completely andamicably settled.
Spain is to pay back the $6,000, and promises a reform in tne port regulations to meet the wants of the commerce of the United States.
WASHINGTON,
June
1.—SENATE—The
Senate met, nine members were present only, and then adjourned till Monday. HlHousE.—The House met, eleven memmrs present. Adjourned till Monday.
The Markets.
CINCINNATI,
June 8.—Ilour and Grain
The sates of flour comprised 690 brls. in lots at $H00, and 250 do. at 37.95. In Grain we no^fce saleg of 25,000 bushels of Corn at 55c. bdJt, and 300 do. Barley at 90c. Provisions—The sales heard of today comprised 800 brls. mess Pork at $11.80, and 1000 brb. and _trs. Lard at 8c. for
grease, 8|c. for head and gut, and 9c. Prime. Cheese—A .gale of ,100 boxes a' 8-^c. The arrivals are light, but appearf&'o be equal to the demand. ^1
NEW YORK,
Wheat and Com! —Beef and Pork
June 3.—Coffee is dull, wn
sales of 500 bags at 10@lle. for Kio, Jtnd [email protected]. for St. Ponaingo. SalcjfLof 7.4&0 brls. Fldfi* «at [email protected] ftrHit6 aid Ohio, and [email protected] for S&utEern. Market firm. Wheat is firm, and prices again higher. Corn is less firm, with sales of 40,000 bushels at 79@S7c. Pork is better with sales of SOOj^brls. at [email protected] for Prime and Mess^ Lard is dull a sale of 900 brls. ati 3fpl Cut Meats are unchanged. A sale of 3,000 gallons Linseed Oil at 80c.
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MARRIED,
At Macomb, III., May 17th, by Rev. James M. Chase, Dr. B. I. Diw.v, formerly of this place, to Miss Lucv J. CKAIG, formerly of Shelbyville, Kv.
MASS CONVENTION!
Hp II ERE will be a MASS CONVENTION of the friends of Prohibition, held at Crawfordsville, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 17th.,
for the purpose denominating a candidate for the Legislature and County officers. It is hoped that every friend of Temperance will be in attendance. Bv order of
June 1.] CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Ladies' Supper. The
of Centre Church 011 Thursday Eve, June h'th, 1854. Admittance, for Single Gentleman 50 ets., Gentleman and Lady 75 ets. [June 1.
OCTOBER ELECTION,
MR. EIHTOK: Please announce my name as an independent candidate for the office of Sheriff, at the ensuing October election, and oblige vours,
March J,~ 1«5L* ISAAC C. ADAMS.
Try J. M. Frost & Co's Improved London Vegetable Pills, a
Standard Family Medicine, ("or sale nt T. D. Brown Sc Co's. [August 18, 1853-Iy.
Strange Developeinent.
Scientific Men are daily bringing to light, new Inventions, and the March of Progress is onward: persons Raid, or becoming so, will be pleaseu 10 learn, that Science and long reserrch combined, have brought before the public, the grertest wonder of the age, in the article of Emerson's American Hair Restorative a sure cure for baldness and to prevent*Hair from hilling. See circulars teggfep had of Agents. Price §1.05) in large bottles. Sold by SLOAN & MORGAN.
Agents, Crawford?ville, Indiana.
C. E. Eizher & Co. Proprietors, 57 Suycrior St., Cleveland. Ohio. mar. 1G,'54—Jy.
A GR3 VT A\TD NOVEL ENTERPRISE. —We publish in our advertising columns a magnificent (Jift Enterprise, (the third of a scries,) started in New York by Mr. IVrham, who has long- and favorably known throughout the North •nd Eas!. An examination of it will present fea ures that commrieml il to the attention of evcrv man. woman and child in the community. We have only to say that the former enterprise of this indefatigable manager have-been characterized by ihe greatest fairness, and given the utmost satisfaction to uil concerned. Send in your orders lor tickets as larly as possible, as they will uqoubiedly be taken up in a short time.
roz" Bale.
r|^UE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, one ,J_ mile and a half south of Crnwfordsville, on the Greencastlo road, containing 240 acres, Kill acres of which is under fence. Also, a house and lot in the south part of town. Those desirous of a bargain will do well to give me a call soon.
June 8, lt-54.* V.'M. JIcCRAY.
^VE have just received and opened our stock FT
f\ oi' Drugs and Medicines, and arc prepared to accomodate our patrons with any article in our line of business.
Remember we are determined to sell. Our stock of puperior Perfumery is complete, and selected with a view to the wants of tliiz community.
Will do themselves a favor by calling on us bof» purchasing elsewhere. Our stock of Selcct Powders, Chemicals, Extracts, kc., cannot tail to piease either in quality or price. Remember that.
Call one door east of ihc liable Hotel. June 6, lb54.J T. D. RROWN & CO.
VLL
which having re
ceived the'party onboard, towed to sea, and proceeded directly to Alexandria, liiere was
the popular P.itent Medicines of the day are kept at the Cheap Drug Store, by June 8.] T. D. BROWN & CO.
^TINDOVv Olass and Putty, a good assortment at low prices, by llltOVv N CO.
BRUSHES! llTiVSiHZSl^
WE
have the be tlot of superior copper-bound Paint Brushes ever offered in this market. A full supply of Whito-v. ash, Marking and Sash Brushes cn hand. Be sure von call at
June 8.] T. D. BROWN & CO'S.
Therefore notice of the pendency of such petition is hereby given to the said noil-resident and unknown defendants.
Attest,
ANDREW P. LYNN, C. C. C. P., Montgomery County. Jane 1, 1854—Printer's lee $2,33.
HOME beautiful new st)lu Plaid Lawns and O Shaliays, received at CAMPBELL'S.
'"jpIIE largest and most magnificent lot of Bonnet JL Ribbons ever offered in this market, and at the lowest piice—call and see at
March 3D, 1854] CAMPBELL'S.
MRS. ROBERTS & MISS LANGTON ESPECFULLY informs the ladiez of Crawford/, ville af coived one of tli
fordzville ofjjSfyicinity, that tliey have just retlie moat splendid stocks of
Ever examined in this place. Our stock of
BONNETS AND RIBBONS
Compliscs the most popular and fashionable styles that could be selected in the Eastern markets, whic will be sold 011 reasonable terms.
Ladies will ylease call zoon if you wish to procure the choicest stylez, Sj^ors Aiestof the Ristine House, Crawfordsville.
A large assortment of beautiful French Flowers a few fine crape and soft straw bonnets. Mns. ROBERTS & Miss LANGTON, Proprietors.
May 4, 1854—tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. "vfSPTICE is hereby given that I will sell atpnblic X1 auction on Saturday the 10th day of June, next,at the late residence of Joshua Ridge, in the town of Ladoga, Montgomery County, Ind'ana, all his personal property consisting in part of the following articles:—Buggy and huniess, bookz, double barrelled shot gun, household and kitchen furniture. Terrnz:—A credit of seven months will be given on all sums, exceeding three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved zecuritv, waving valuation and appraisement laws.
JOEL KIDGE, Administrator of said estate. May 10, 1854—3t
L. COCHRAN, MICKEY '& CO.,
Miiq^ictu^s and Wsfeoie|ale Dealers in
Umbrellas, Millinery Good|, -Ribbons, Para-sqpf, Artificial FloW^rs, &c.,
IL,
Barclay jtreet, opposite the Aster House,
J. l/IUli
^Robert Micl C4 Ifeopi H, Wi [T_J'W. •^HARDING, formerly of Lafayette, Ind., now with the above firm, will be happy to see all his old friends, feeling assured that he can, not only make these calls pleasant but. profitable. at National Hotel, Courtlandt street.
liran, 1 ickev, W Waller.y*
June 1, 1854—tf
Ladies
will give a Supper at the Basement
June 1, lts"4.
1854.
SS.
State of Indtavia, MoNToourjiv COUNTY, $ Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county,
July term, 1 co l.
A'.nrustin Ilnrmon, plaintilf,
T,
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1
Petition for par-
James Carder, etal defen'dts.^ tition. "I'XfHEREAS, 011 the 29th day of May, A. D. I!Sr4,said plaintilf'by Thomson & Ristine his attornies filed his petition in the above entitled case in the Clerk's Ollice of said court verified by affidavit, in which petition it. is alleged that James Carder, Frances E. Carder, llenry Carder, Elvira Carder, James Johnson, esse ohnson, John ohnson, James M. Johnson and Sarah Johnson, defendants, to said petition arc not residents of the State of Indiana, and that the names of the heirs at law of Mary Ann Coatney, Joseph Johnson, William Johnson, Lucy Story, Anise Coatney and Sally Little, also defendants to said petition, are unknown to said plaintiff.
N EV/-YOIIX.
Boarding
iMEW COO08.
J. & 3.
LEE! & CO.,
THANKFUL
for the share of public patronage
that they have everrcceived, take this method of informing their old friends and the public in general, that tiicy have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of
Consisting of every variety of DRY-GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Queentware, and Cutlerv, Carpenters
TOOLS,
Roots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Ready Made Clothing, JJitc., All of which can be had 011 as good terms at Lee's, as any other place in town for we are resolved to sell Goods as cheap or a little cheaper than the, chepest. It is necessary only tbr you to call, examine and price our Goods, to be fully satisfied of this fact. We alsoexpcct to pay tbe highest cash price for all the
Coi*33.,
Oats, Rye, Barley, Flax-seed, Timothy and Blue Grass Seed, and every other article of trade you may wish to sell. All who wish to get the most money for their trade, and the biggest pile of Goods for the least money, wL'l please call 011
June 1, 1&54] & LEE & CO.
NEW BOOKSTAND NOTIONS.
E hare just received our new Hooks and Notions in which may be found a large assortmenfcilof -Stan
dard, Miscellaneous, Tjheological, Law, Scliool & Musical Books, Geogroplivs, Atlasses, Arithmetics, Grammars and fancy Bibles, and all the
School Books
adopted by the Board of Education, and by the State, for which we will sell the Indiana Series at the publishers prices, which you will find iu every book. We have also, the
"SCHOOL REGISTER,"
Designed for the use of Teachers, recommended by the State Board of Education to be used in all our public schools and high Seminaries, by II. "W est, which the School Teachers cannot get along without very well. A large assortment of
BLANK BOOKS,
Ledgers, Day-Bopks, Purcushion Notes, Receipts, &c., together with the largest assortment of Taper to be found anywhere by the ream. Note and gilt edged cap, &c. Steal Pens by the gross— Gillott's .'103, by the gross GuttaPercha and forty otlier brands. Envelops of every possible variety and style, and we will say to the ladies that v. have ten times as much fancy
Gold Jewelry
As can be found in any other house in town, as we positively have one hundred styles of Ear-Rings and Breast-Pins, and one thousand Gold Rings, which we warrant to be pure gold or the monev refunded, our style of new Ear Rings can't possibly lail of pleasing any and every lady in the land Cull-pins Chains, lockets, gold aiul si'lver Watches, Cylinders, leavers, tiuartiers, Fob-chains,kevs, Guards, &x\, Musical Instruments, Violin.?, Guitars, Danjo, Aecordcons, music Boxes, Tambornis, Huies, Files, Harps, Guitar & Violin strings, Mns'.e SI.I', .r. *u .[i'l- -a11 iIi^lrIiilloi,i-. Guns, single and double barrel—revolving i'lstols, Hosiery of all descriptions Kid, Lyle and silk Gloves a large assortment ofblack and changeable Silks, crape Shawls, Parasols and Dress trimmings and other fancy Goods, Five gro^s of Puif Combs, Threads, Perfumery, Oils, kc. in iiict this paper would not enumerate the half of our varieties, and all we ask is customers, cur goods are cheap, and our terms are all kinds of trade or cash. Vi'e have enlarged our room and creatlv cnlargcd our stock.
II PURSELL «.vc iJliO.
SUMMER
1854.
TRADE.
L. FALLEY,
hole-sale and Retail Dealer in
Boots, Shoes, Leather,
FINDINGS, &C.,
O.VK"Doou YVKST OF THE EAGI.I: "HOTEL, •V-S now received his spring and summer supply of Boots, Shoe.-, leather, &c., to which would call the attention of the public. may i-5, lt54.
II
Mens Fine Boots.
i- in .1 us pump sole kip. calf and t) Boots of all prices, from, $£,50 to §5 received at
rani just
r.\i.Li-.y s.
ENS Coat Morocco Boots, warranted the pure _[Vi. article, just received at
Vnew
l'Y
FALLLY'S.
and splendid assortment of Mens and Boys Shoes, for summer wear, consisting in part of
Mens Congress Roots and Gaiters. Patent leather ilontereys,. calf shoes and Montereys,
Morocco shoes, Plough shoes, and Boys pump sole Kipshoes, *,. .^enameled shoes, just received at* 5 L. Falllv's.
In addition lo the above I have just p-tl received a new supply of Sole Leather, Kip and Calf skins, Lasts, Pegs, &c., &c. Shoe-makers would do well to call soon as mv stock is no\V complete. L. FALLEY.
Mav 25, 1.-54.
Farm for Sale.
I offer for sale the FARM on which I now reside, containing 155 Acres, of land, --4^ (all under fence,) DO of which are in a good state of cultivation. It is well watered has a never-failing Spring ofexcellent water a good Orchard of bearing Trajfe tolerably comfortable dwelling and a houseior a Tenant. It lies.'ijo miles west of Crawfordsville on Black creelstuid of a mile from the Lafayette Plank Road. Terms easy—part of the purchase money can be had on 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 years time, with interest. Apply to Dr. T. W. 1* RY, or to me. may 25, 1854.] I1UG1I B. WILSON.
vs
EvanD Richardson, defn'dt.
WHEREAS,
PerlbrmiUlcc-
on the 4th day of May, A. D.
1854, said plaintiff by Thomson & Ristine, his attorneys, filed in the Clark's office of said Court his complaint in the above entitled case against the said defendant said plaintiff at the same time also filed in said Clerk's office the af-
dent of the State of Indiana, anil that said cause now pending in said court against him is founded upon a contract for the conveyance of real estate by said defendant to said plaintiff.
Therefore, notice of the pendendy of said action is hereby given, that said suit will stand for I trial at the next term of said^ court, to be holden in the Court House at Crawfordsville, in said county of Montgomery, commencing on the fourth Monday of September next, 1854.
fidavit of a disinterested and competent witness j^rs, and are enabled to sell our work as low as it setting forth that the said defendant is not a resi-
,CHERRY PECTORAL,
For the rapid of
COCpiIS, COLDS, nOARSENESSj BRONCHITIS,WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
To Cure a Cold., with Meartncho {ind Soreness of the body, •Pake the Cherry Pectoral on going to bed, and wrap up warm, to sweat during the night.
Fun A COLD AND COUGH, take it morning, noon, and evening, according to directions on the bottle, and the difficulty will soon be removed. None will long suffer from this tnfhblc when they find it can be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with a seated cough, which breaks them of their rest at night, will be sure of sound, unbroken sleep, $9d consequently refreshing rest. Great relief from sull'ering, and an ultimate cure, is afforded to thousands who are thus alliicted, by this valuable remedy. "From its agreeable cffectin these cases, may find themselves unwilling to forego its use when the necesitv for it has ceased.
From two eminent physicians FAYKTTI.VILLK, TLXN., April 16th, 1851. Sir:—-\Ve have given yem- Cherry Pectorol extensive tiial in our practice, and find it to surpass every other remedy we have for curing affections of the respiratory organs.
DRS. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
To Sixr.ERS AND PuiiLic Sric.vKEus this remedy is invaluable, as by its action on the throat and lungs, when taken in small quantities, it removes all hoarsncss in a few hours, and wonderfully increases the power and flexibility of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, and often wholly cured by Cherry pectoral. But thgre are some cases so obstinate as to yield entirely to medicine. Cherry Pectaral,%ill cure them, if they can be cured.
BIIOXCIIITS, irritation of the throat and upper portion of the lungs, may be cured by taking Cherry Pectoral ill small and "frequent doses. The uncomfortable oppression is soon relieved
Rev. Doct. LANSING, of BUOOKLYX, NEW YORK, states 'I have seen the Cherry Pectoral cure such cases of Asthma and Bronchitis as leads me to believe it can rarely fail to cure those diseases.'
Fott Caoi i' Give an emetic of antimony, to be followed by large and-frequent doses of the (Sherry Pectoral, until it subdues the disease. II taken in season, it will not fail cure.
Wnooi'iNfi COUGH may be broken up and soon cured by the use of Cherry Pectoral. gj THE INFLUENZA is speedily removed by this remedy. Numerous instances have been noticed where whole families were protected from any serious consequences, while their neighbors, without the Cherry Pectoral, were. suffering from the disease.
SALKM, Ohio, 1 ltli June 1851.—Doct. J. C. Aver —I write to inform you of the truly remarkable effects of your Cherry Pectoral in this place, and in mv own family. One ot my daughters was completely cured in three davs of a dreadful
Whooping
Cough, by taking it." Dr.'Means, one
of our very best physicians freely states that he considers it the best remedy we have for pulmoiuv rv diseases, and that lie has cured more cases of Croup with it than other medicine he ever administered.
Gur clergyman of the Baptist Church says that during the run of Influenza here this season, he has seen cures from your medicine lie could hcarelj have believed without seeing.
Yours respectfully, J.D.SINCLAIR Deputy Postmaster. From the distinguished Professor of Cheniistn and Materia Meilica, Bowdoin College.—I have found the Cheary Pectoral, as its ingredients show, if powerful remedy for colds, and coughs, and pulmonary diseases. P.utKicn CLXIVI-XAXD, M. D.
Brim- wick, Me., Ecb. 5, 1SO4. Dr. Valentine Mott.Thc.jvidi'lv np,h^ra.ted Pro-io.-iKor D1 iinrgcry
tne
.Meoical Oobege, new
York City, says."—'It gives me p^-isure to certify the value and efficacy of 'Aycr's Unerrv Pectoral,' which I consider peculiarly adopted to cure diseases of the Throat and Lungs.'
Cures of severe diseases upon 'he Lungs have been effected by Cherry Pectoral in such extreme cas.'sas warrant, the belief that a remedy has at length been found that can be depended on to cure the Cotghs, Colds and Consumption, which carry from our midst thousand:- e\cry It it-deed a a medicine to which the afliickdcan lojl: \.ith '\,nfidence ibr relief, and they should notefail to avail themselves of it. «f l'Kia'AUKl) BY J. C. AYi'll, lU MI.-.T LOWl-.LL, MASS.
For sale bv Hi\NI\ O'l T, SLOAN MORGAN,. Crawibrdsville And at Agencies in nearly every town
may 25, 1854.
:.n
tho State.
Bale of Heal Estate.
undersigned as administrator of the csI. late of John M. Nicholson, dcc'd.will sell at, M-ivate sale the following described real estate situate in Crawfordsville, Indiana, to-wit: Part of 3.ot No. !, as same is known on the Original Plat of ssiil town, bounded as follows: Beginning at the south-east c^per of said lot, and miming thence north 2C I'cet and 4 incises, thence west feet, thence south feet and -1 inches, tl'.enec ea f^x!'., feet to the beginning.
TERMS—One third of tho-purchase money to he paid in hand: one third in six months, and one third in twelve (1'3) mouths from day of sale tho purchaser securing iho payment o, the ueferedinstalments by note v.ith appro»ed security, bearing interest- from date, and payable with,out relief from valuation law*. B. T. TllSl lNL,
May 21, lt'5-1.] Aministrator.
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THOS. NEWMAN,
Having just opened a largo (£?S
ii& J1 stock of line tiold Watches, Jewelry and ".'ancy Goods, which he offers for cash at prices so low as to defy competition.— Two doors east of Binford's corner, sign of WAT en A MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
I'll) FinejLiold and Silver Watches 10!) Jireast Pins and Broachcs 300 Finger Rings 75 J'iar Drojts of different styles 20 and silverFob & Ncck Chains .'10 Gothic Pearl inlaid & enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a variety of good Pens, Pencils, Lockets, Snaps, Bracelctts, Sdectaelcs, Port Monies, fine Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Pen Knifes, Spoons, Miscellaneous Books, Maps, Novels, paper, Ink, line Note paper, Envelops, Pictures, sundry school and Ladies Cards, Pianos, Melo-l'eans, Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, Aecordcons, Music Boxes, Sheet Music, together with overy thing else usually kept in such establishments.
Crawfordsville, May 25, ltol.
SS.
STATE OF INDIANA, MONTO Mia:Y COUNTY, Montgomery Circuit Court, Sept. Term, 1854. Jacob L. Brown, plaintiff,
Complaint for spe-
Cifi°
STARXITY \3
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Can
Attest: ANDREW P'. LYNN, Clerk
ir Montgomery Circuit Court. May 11, 1854—3t—Printer's fee $2,50.
MARTIN & IiANI-1, MANUFCTURERS of Plows, Wagons, Carriages, and uil kinds of Farm
ing Implements, corner of Main and Clark sts., Lafayette, Ind. We buy our materials direct from manufactur-
be sold in the west.
All work warranted. All orders will receive prompt attention. Lafayette, May 25, 1854—ly
RIthose
-A few of
beautiful articles lefj at
March 30,1854] CAMPBELL'S.
QILK cent that was ever offered in this market at March 30, lb54] CAMPBELL'S.
BEREGE
Delaines at nine cents a yard at
march 30] CAMPBELL'S.
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«LANK$! EfANKS!! BLANKS!!!
E have a fine lot of Blanks for sale, as follows: DEEDS—Quit Claim and Warranty Jf'OTE.s, in Book form "JUSTIOE and CO.VSTABLE Blanks of alLklnds: Rail-ltoadaShipping Receipts, &c„ &c. *W [May 18,1854.
•20,000 LBS. BASON!
IBACON'.
will pay CASH for twenty thousand, pounds of A. RAMEY. May 18 185'!—tf
-i$£!RAND EXHIBITION OF
BOOts dj'Blioes 'T
r-"^
fjW. TJI2
BDSTOFl BOOT & SHOE STORE, A. Homer & Co., WOULD
inform their numerous friends and customers that they'haftc now the largest and most complete stock of
J3|oots '& Shoes
Ever offered Iff this market, and that they arc selling them at the lowest cash prices.
Among our stock may be found the best articles of Calf, Kip, Morocco «JU| heavy Boots Mens' Calf, Kip, EnameJed, Morocco and heavf Brogans do. enameled calf and buck Jersey Tic3 Gents G:iit.erajttfcr#fci-v sty 1 c. Ladies wear of every description, that couul be found in the eastern market. For Misses, we have an innumerable assortIhavejust
ment. Also, for Boys and children, have a first-rate article of alf kinds All kinds of
-a.
Leather andTindiiigs
To be had on the most reasonable terms at May 1 8, lc'54.] A HORNER & Co's.
STOVES!
The Triumph
Cook
Stove.
A Stove of unequalled excellence. I ppaj have three sizes of this'SfcSte for which we possess the exclusive right to sell in this msrket and venture to say, that no Stove now for sale has given such entire satisfaction.
Uoublc-Oven Pacific Cook Stove, Is an improvement on the Triumph, which has just come out. Said stove is cast by N. S.jLockwood 6 Co., Dayton, Ohio, and is just the stoVe for the Fsrmers use, taking£G inch woodand heirth deepened. Those iinvant of a good and durable stove should come and examine our lot of Stoves believing that they can,bc suited both in stoves and prices.
KENTUCKIA N,"
Of which we have two sizes. This stove has six holes and a very large Oven—the plates of which arc veiy heavy and for durability cannot be surpassed by any.
BEACON LIGHT.
We have three sizes of this Stove also the Premiums of the different sizes and in a word we shall endeavor to keep the latest and most approved patternsCook StovgSon hand so that none need call at our shop but mayu.be accommodated with a good and cheap terms as they.can be bought in any margin the ^yabash YalleyF All we ask is for'you to call and examine .our stock and if we cannot suit you, it shall not be for the want of good and cheap stoves. We shall also constantly keep on hand all kinds of fancy and plain Parlor Stoves, 7 plate, 10 plate and Box stoves.
WIGWAM
Of our own manusacture, always on hand,at retail and wholesale Japanned ware: house Gutter and round Spouting. A BARGEL1.
Crawfordsville, Mav 18,1S54—tf
FILYXKLIN JOB
i§sirsii»!R«
IIOV. E Sc IJE3IJ.SS, Proprietors, South-west comer Public Square, LAFAYI.TTE, I--D.
3d storv,
1,TTE are now prepared, with all the requisite *1 facilities, to execute all orders for
.jo-j rniiiuig arid iiiiuix UC0KS, In a stvle unsurpassed by any establishment iu the West." Our T^pe and presse.s are all new and of th': Litest and nioxt approved patterns, and consist of great varieties, thus enabling us, with superior workman as we have, to do any and every style of work with taste and dispatch.
We are piepared to supply promptly to order, all descriptions of BLANKS BLANK BOOKS, to Couniies, Mercantile Houses, &c., kv., a supply of which \\c keep for sale. Also l'cr sale—iSote Rooks,'Order Books and Time Books Blank Deeds, both "Warranty and Quit-Claim, under the Statute: Mortgages-,Le(£cs,SubpO'iffis, Summonses mid Executions. Also Caaal, River and Railroad Shipping Bills, and Grain Receipt Books.— Also, Printing Ink, Paper and Cards in great varieties.
We have jiif-t received anew double mammoth i^i-intiiig Press, tngetiier with very large display '1 ype, and are prepared to get up the largest sized aiift'most superbly executed POSILRS in any color desired.
Orders for K-^-Rnuling of every description promptly executed and work warranted. We v,"i: make big efforts to give satisfaction to all who mav favor us with their patronage, and have not ihe least doubt of the mo-.-t unbounded suc-
I bid lanced gjdSL'nsible minds. ifOwE 17, :-m.
^MISS.
I^TCXO-O©
P.eiTbv en, that an aco.tunt current and a. vouchers, showing partial seitieineutof t-lic estate ot Anna rlathers, dee'd, haie bftln jiled in the o-lice of the Clerk of the court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, and that ^he same will bo reported to said court at the next July term, foivthe examination and approval of the court.
:V
ANDREW P/LYNN,C. C. C.P.,
Mav 16 lt-54—:'t
Sweet Potatoe Plants.
jp,] j] subscriber has on hand for sale, a large lot of Sweet Potatoc Plants, which are now ready for transplanting. Those in want, can be supplied bv calling at my residence in tho south part of town. CORNELIUS SMOCK.
Crawfordsville, May 18,1854.
Guardian Sale.
^ROM and after the 8th day of June, 1854,1 will sell at private sale, the west half^of the south-west ijuarter of section nine (9), in township eighteen, north of range four west, containing eighty acres (80) of laud. Those wishing to buy a good farm will apply to me at Linden, ten miles north of Crawfordsville.
JOHN AYDELOTT, Guardian, of If&bert Hamilton's heirs.
May 18, l85-l-3t.
STATE OF INDIANA,
SS.
MONTGOMERY COUXTY,
Montgomery Circuit Court, September Term, 1854. Samuel Deal, plaintiff, "I 1 I a in to or os Robert Plunket and
m0[.t
Joshua Hunt, defendants.
WHEREAS,
on the 18th day of May, A. 1).
1854, said plaintiff, by Thomson Ristine, his attorneys, Bled in the Clerk's office of said Court his complaint in the above entitled case against said defendants said plaintiff at the same time also filed in said Clerk's office the affidavit of a disinterested and competent witness setting forth that a cause of action founded upon a contract exists in said court against Joshua Hunt, one of the said defendants, and th'aTthe said Hunt is not a resident of the State of Indiana.
Th6rcforc, notice of the pendency of said action is hereby given,-that said suit will stand for trial at the next term of said court, to be lioldcn in the Court House at Crawfordsville, in said county of Montgomery, commencing on the fourth Monday of September next, 1854. Attest: m/L
ANDREW P. LYNN, ClerF' Montgomery Circuit Court.
May 18, I j54-3t-[printer's fee $2.33.]
NOTICE
I
S4$5reby given that that the undersigned* has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Joshua Ridge, late of Montgomery county, dee'd. Said estate is zupposed to be solvent. ,"
New Goods Every Da]
Maltese Collars Lace Mitts: Lace Silk Embroidered Oq#ars Kid Qlovcs
Handkerchiefs Fr. silk do.
ChcmizettS Thread do. Undersleeves Lisle do.
JBeautifeil Cnootl^ Silks, Bcreges, Grenadines, prin^l Dclaines^and Bcregc do., just received at
March 30, 1854. J. P. CAMPBELL'S.*'
SUPERB and handsome silk Bonnet for on dollar and fifty cents, at March 30] CAMPBELL'
EAUTIF.UL Printed Shallaj's for J.21-^ cents *i at [march 30]
BEAUTIFUL
q^MPBECL'S.
BRKIAI^RESS
Embroidered, at
*oods, Plain and CAffPBELL^.
A.
T^MBROIDERED and Plain Gooflsfor Windoft JLLl Curtains, at CAMPI^LLL'S.
To the Citizens of
MONTGOMERY COUNTY!
wh,p wish to purchase Cheap and SeaSonable (roods.
NOTICE!
received and am now ready to show
to my numerous customers, as an extensive assortment of -:T
Iciiiiandisc
As ever before offered in this place. These goods have been purchased on suck-ierms that will admit of their being sold at such rates that cannot fail to v' prove advantageous to any person who will take the pains to examine ourprices previou&.to purchasing else whfeie. Arid believing that# N
SMALL PROFFITS,
And quick returns is the ti-ue ma-xim in business, we arc now prepared to offer for the consideration of the citizens of this place and surrounding countrv,
OUR STOCK
consistingife' part of the followin
Full and complete ossortmcnt.
HATS & C4PS,
of the latest and most approved stales.
Boots and Shoes,
direct from the manufacturers. Notions ofidl de* scriptions. Hardware of all kinds.
ClottLlng^-
for men and boys. In thin department we cannot fail to please the most fastideous taste. Our clothing has been selec|ed with great care, and being bought from first hands, we can compare prices favorably. with any other house in town, without attempting to create anjmpres|ipii that we are ablo from our
Superior Advantages,
fo uncrsell our neighbors.* We do say: that any person upon examination must bo satisfied that our Clothing is cheap.
Trunks & Valises—Looking Glasses^
Queensware and Glassware.
HOSIERY—A well selected stock.
-f Groceries.
Sugar, Coffee, Men, Tobacco, and spices of
kinds. In line, everything.that the Farmer^™® chanic, or professional man may want.
The Ladies.
There has been particular attention paid to|l wants of the ladies in the selection of
©isssi ©©©'!)§.
which is full and complete in every rcFpect. It i9' use! oss to attempt enumerating our ddlerent and nnalities—call and examine for yourselves.— Nothing inves u^reater nleasuro than to show our Goods, from the fact that to show them is to sell
tllIn
conclusion we invite all or.r/riends togiv.fi us .—ix.T mo makiiy? piir^linsos, being convinced that v.-e Can accommodate them in goods and prices on as favorable, if not better terms, than any other house in this section of country.
OilX .It. ROBINSON.
Crawfordsville, April i20, 1854—3m.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY1.
All Former Sfforts Outdo lie
Largest Stock Greatest
LOWEST PRICES
NEW GOODS!! New Styles and tiew Designs!
A. RAMEY,'
.A.
A well selected stock of dc hiines, plain and plaid challis, de beges and cashmeres—plain, fancy and embroidered lawns from 8 to 25 ets per yard. A beautiful assortment of
BONNETS & TRIMMINGS*
Neck, belt, ca'p'and bonnet ribons, bonnet borders and artificials, gimps, laces, fringes, galoons and velvet trimmings.
Our stock» of de laine cashmere, silk crape, black and fancy silk shawls cannot be surpassed by any house in the Wabash Vallef, parisolls and umbrellas.
Yankee notions, hats, caps, boots, shoes a good assortment.
Carpeting.
Venetian, ingrain and three ply carpeting, woolen and cotton stair do., Druggets oil cloth assorted width, matting, hearth rugs, kc~.
mWM&ff MMM'M
Superior French cloth frock and dress coats satinett, linen, cashmcrett, twfccd and alpaca sack and frock do. black and fancy cassimere, linen,drill cottonade, satinet and tweed pants—satin silk, marsells, Valencia, German & Quecnc3 cloth vests rubber coats and leggings—shirts, collars, carfs, cravate, kc. Oil cloth and carpet bags— ladies satchells. A large lot of glassware.
Queensware and TaM? Cutlery, constantly on hand, KTWcaonot intend by this advertisement to humbug or deceive. We know and feel £hat we can and will sell our Goods as cheap aaany house in the west, and we intend to spread the interesting information. All we ask is an examination of our stock and prices and you'll be convinced at once. April 20, 1854.
OUR
JOEL RIDGE, Administrator.
May 10, 1854—3*
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CORNER OF VERXOX AX1) GREENE STREETS, CRATVFOR1JSV1I.I.E, INDIANA., Snow receiving his extensive supplies of Spring
and Summer Goods, carefully selected in tho best mariUls in the United States, consistinf of foreign and domestic Dry Goods, English, French and American Bfead Cloths, Satinetts and Casimercsj Tweeds and Jeans, woolen and cotton Flannels, Satin and Velvet Testings, fiig'd silk^do., bleached and brown muslins, seamless Dags," Irish linen, crash and towelling, heavy linen drills, tickings mens summer stuff, cotton yarn and cotton warp together with a magnificent stock of fancy goods, which were selected expressly for the wants of
THE,- LADIES.
Embracing plain silk, watered silk, Cameleon brocade silk, Foulard. striped plaid, Florence, glace and bonnet silks, Tafletons plain assorted colors# dotted and plain swiss, jackonets, book and India muslin, Victoria and bishop lawn, French worked collars, caps, cuffs, chemizctts and under-slceves, lace collars, collars and under-slceves to match.— French worked infant waists, finely wraught linen cambric handkerchiefs, a nice tidy _for aO^eentS silk and alpacca lustres.
stock of Ladies Winter Dress Goods is' large and complete. 5JHTH & .00 January 26, 1854.
"VTEWLY married, and those having the new^ _!:1 state in anticipation, are invited to call and examine our,stock of Queensware.
Janu^y-% 1854, SMITH & CO.
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