Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 August 1854 — Page 3

it^-Thc Parlccrsburg News publishes tlie number and value of the slaves that have escaped from Wood county, Virginia, for the last fifteen or twenty years, together with the names of the owners, as ascertained by the Commissioner of the Revenue in his rceent assessment. The number that absconded is 211, valued at $131,200.

A PARADOX.—An Arkansas paper publishes an article headed "Wanted in Arkansas," in which it enumerates, among other wants, 500,000" good, industrious farmers, to till the land now lying all over the State idle, and adds "The land ie first rate, water excellent, and the health good. The land will produce cotton, corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley, potatoes, and every kind of vegetable that grows in the United States."

Yet Kansas and Nebraska must necessarily be organized that room may be made for the growing wants of the people.

LAST*

KANSAS.—Col. Manypenny has

written a letter to th-3 St. Louis Pilot denying the assertion of tlie St. Louis Democrat the Benton organ, that ths treaties with the Indians of Kansas and Nebraska have been so framed as to prevent the right of preemption to actual settlers, lie says the Senate has confirmed all the treaties made witli the tribes north of the Kansas river that by these treaties, twelve millions seven hundred and eleven thousand eight hundred and forty acres of land have been unconditionally ceded to the United States, while six hundred and sixty-two thousand hix hundred and sixty acres are received, and cannot be sold at reduced prices till after a limited time.

Jerome Bonaparte.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—Intelligence has been received here that Jerome Bonaparte has received the same appointment in the French army he resigned in the United JStates army.

From Halifax.

BOSTON. Aug. IS.—The Cunard steamer America arrived here from Halifax this iftorning, and her mails were dispatched at S) o'clock.

Illness of Judge Edmonds.

NEW YORK, Aug. LB—Judge Edmonds is seriously ill at Roxbury, Massachusetts.

Col. Benton.

WASHIN'OTOX, Aug. 18.—Col. Benton leaves for his home in Missouri to-day.

From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Intelligence has been received at the Department that the port of Toga, in Cuba, will be closed after the first of September.

The Democratic State Convention of Maine has nominated Wm. J. Kendall, their candidate for Governor.

Failures and rumors of Failures.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—The cotton house of Sheldon Co., has temporarily suspended payment.

The failure of a largo silk house has been currently circulated, but the rumor is contradicted this evening.

Later from Venezuela.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

[Announcement fee §1, invariably in advance.]

MR. EDITOR: Please announce the name of M. D. WHITE, as an independent candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the District composed of the counties of Boone and Montgomery and oblige MAN! VOTERS.,:

MR. EOITOR: Please announce CHARLES A. NAYLOR, as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorj nev fur this the 8th Judicial Circuit, and oblige many voters of TIPPECANOE.

August 17, 1854.

Try

J. M.

Frost & Co's Improv-

cd Loudon Vegetable JPills, a

Standard Family Medicine, for sale at T. D. Broivn & Co's. [August 18 ,1353-ly.

Woman's Rights.—It

is an un

deniable fact that the rights of Women

by our existing laws, are unprotected and abused. It hits also recently been discovered, that Women have a right to protect their Glossy Ringlets, this can be done, by using Emerson's American Hair Restorative, a sure cure for Baldness, and to prevent the Hair from Falling. See Circulars to be had of the Agents. Price $1,00 in large Bottles. Sold by SLOAN & MORGAN, Agents,

Crawfordsvillc, Indiana.

C. E. Fisher Co., Proprietors, No. 57 Superior street, Cleveland, O. [June 22, '54-ly.

A small residence of three rooms, in a pleasant part of town for sale. Apply to Jerry Iveeney.

Juno?29, 1854.

NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of George W. Benefiel, deceased, late of Montgomery county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

J. H. BENEFIEL, Administaator.

August 23,1854.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

Noticc is hereby given that I will sell at public auction on Friday the 15th day of September next at the residence of George W. Benefiel, late of Union township, Montgomery county, Indiana, his personal property consisting of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hots, Wagon, one Carriage and Harness, Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, kc. &c.

A credit of six months will be given on all sums oyf three dollars, the purchaser giving his note •with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws.

undersigned having purchased the TIN department of Cumberland & Manson, will continue to do business at the old stand opposite the Court House (south side) where they may be found at all times. We will pay particular attention to House Spouting, Tin Roofing, or any thing required in the Tin,

SHEET-IRON OR COPPER LINE,

Being practical workmen, and intending to do our own work, we flatter ourselves that we can ive as good satisfaction as any in the Wabash falley. All jobbing, repairing, kc., done with neatness and dispatch. (EFN. B. Mr. Hoover being a practical Copper Smith, is prepared to furnish Copper Piping, Kettles, &c., at Cincinnati prices.

O'Old Rags, Feathers, Old Copper and Pewter, taken in exchange for ware. BlLL & HOOVER.

Crawfordsville, Aug. 17,1854—ly

ATP. LINE BROAD GUAGE R. it. ROUTP.

A E E E

EASTERRN PASSENGERS

Tali© Krotice.

LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS, BELLEFONTAINE & CLEVELAND

Fare from Lafayette to New York, $1$. Buffalo, $8.50.

Columbus, $6.50.

FINE SALOON CARS FOR LADIES, SMOKING CARS FOR GENTLEMEN.

In connection with the Ohio & Pennsylvania, Cleveland & Columbus, Lake Shore and New York Rail Roads.

Shortest, Cheapest and Quickest Route to Bcllefoutaine, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston, also to Dayton, and Eastern Ohio. By Railroad to Cleveland, thence to Buffalo by the splendid Steam Palaces

Crescent City and Queen of the West. Connecting with the Columbus Train either at Bellefontaine, or Gallon, aud nl Union, for Dayton.

Passengers taking the 7.45

A.M.

The Bellefontaine Cars run on the Ohio Gunge. Passengers should remember that this is the only route on which the Cars run through direct.

NO DETENTION AT GALTON!! Passengers taking the Morning Train at Lafayette, arrive in Cleveland and Pittsburg the next morning in time for the first trains east. ifcg"Fare the same as by other Trains and as low as by any other route. ^jtjrPassengers, to avail themselves of LOW" FARE, should procure Through Tickets at the office of the Lafayette and Indianapolis Rail Road in Lafayette, and be sure that you procure tickets by the Bellefontaine route. J. NOTTINGHAM,

il.

PhiTjAdelpaia, Aug-. 18.—Letters'feceivO'l here by a late arrival from Porto Cabell o, report matters'in that country in a deplorable condition. A forced loan of one million dollars bad been taken to enable the government to meet the existing __TT

Lafayette & Cincinnati, via Lawrenceburg

RAIL ROA3D

New Route to Cincinnati, Washington Philadelphia Baltimore & New York. Throtig Tickets to be had at the Lafayette and Indianapolis R. R. OHiec for either of the above points,by way of the Little Miami Rail Road, or Union Line of Steamers to Wheeling, or Pittsburgh Packets to Pittsburgh.

Shortest Route by THIRTY Miles between Lafayette and Cincinnati. TIME through, only 7 HOURS"-FAREF $5,00.

Lightning E^pjfess Train.

By this Train, Passengers leave Lafayette at 7.45 A. M., Dine at Sheldyville, and arrive at Cincinnati at P. M. This Train only makes stops at Shelbyviile, Greeusburgh and Lawrenceburgh. This is the only Ttain by which Passengers from the West or North can make connections same day, with the 5 P. M. Express Train leaving Cincinnati.

CHICAGO MAIL TRAIK

Leaves Lafayette on arrival of Michigan City Train, at 12.15 M., and arrives at Cincinati at 9 M, Supper at Grcensburgh.

ICTBaggage Checked Through. Be sure and ask for Tickets by the Lawrenceburgh and Cincinnati Railroad.

Caution 2

Passengers arc cautioned against impositions through the false posters of other circuitous routes, "as short, quick, direct, &c., as any other route," when it is well known this route is the shortest by thirty miles, and the onlv direct line from Indianapolis to Cincinuati. [TIPThis Company have made arrangements with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad by whicii cspccial trains will be run betweeu Lawrenceburgh and Cincinnati, in connection with the Lightning Express Trains by this Route, which entirely removes all danger ofdelay by missing connections, which advantage is possessed by this Route alone between Indianapolis and Cincinnati.

HUT Through tickets can be had at Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago and St. Louis, for the various connections advertised above.

J. H. BENEFIEL, Administrator.

August 23. 1854.

K.eep Reaaing.

THE

T. A. MORRIS, President:

T. H. GOODMAM,' General Ticket Agent at the Lafaye tte Office. August 24,1854.

1JNT)ERIIILL. R. F. CXDERHILL. J. W. I'JfDliRHILL.

City Founary AJS'FT

MACHINE SHOP,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

R. R. UKDERHILL & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS

Of all sizes and descriptions.—Also, the very latest and most complete

.u ix iffiLEY SAF SULES.

An entirely new assortment of Mill-Gearing Patterns, combining all of the latest Eastern Improvements. And the celebrated

PARKER WATER WHEELS, Of all sizes. Orders Solicited. Indianapolis, August 17, 1854-3M.

TAKE NOTICE!

25,000 Bushels of Wheat & 5.000 bushels of Barley wanted, for wMch the highest cash price will be paid by MANSON & CO.

August 17, 1834'.

HAVING

Train

will arrive at Columbus eavly in the afternoon, and sooner by at-y other Route. Two Trains leave Lafayette daily, (Sundays excepted,) by this desirable route.

First Express Mail, Avhich connects with all tho Through Trains by this Route, leaves at 7.43, A. M. Second Train, 12.15, P. M.

Fare from Lafayette to New York, 15,00. Buffalo, 8,50. Philadelphia A-ia Bellefontaine, Crestline and Pittsburg—all Rail Road, 17,25. Pittsburg via Bellefontaine and Crestline—all Rail Road, 10,00.— Clcveleand via Bellefontaine and Galion, 8,00. Columbus via Bellefontaine and Galion fc R, or via Bellefontaine and Urbana, either route, (3,50. Zanesville via Bellefontaine, Galion, & R, to Columbus, 8,00. Crestline via Bellefontaine and Calion, 7,00. Bellefontaine via Union, 5,50. Dayton via Union and Greenville, 5,00.

IT^OUND

Su'pt I. & B. R. R.

GOODMAN, Gen. Ticket A'gt at

Lafayette office. E. PACKEXHAM, A'gt. Lafayette, Aug. 24, 18M-lt.

DIRECT LINE TO

Xiw Arrangement! commencing July 24th. 1854. Safety, Speed and Comfort, by :lie shortest and only direct Rail Road Route to Cincinnati!

THROUGH

FROM

difficulties. The prospect for the rebels HOXjRS, ivas very gloomy in a late encounter with the government forces, three hundred were slain.

N R-N

LAFAYETTE

CINCINNATI

ALL THE WAY BY RAIL ROAD.

•oCXa

200 STOVES

disposed of otn-

TIN SHOP

Messrs. Ball & Hoover, we will sell our lot of Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves at Cost for Cash. Positively no credit for Stoves.

Hereafter we will devote our whole attention to the

HARDWARE

and

IRON

business, at

the old stand. Having now on hand a splendid assortment of all kinds of Iron, Steel and Tools, we solicit a continuance of that liberal patronage heretofore extended us.

CUMBERLAND & HANSON.

August 17, 1854.

]Pul3lio Sale.

"VTOTiCE is hereby given, that I will sell at public auction on Thursday the 7 th day of September next, at the late residence of Joseph M. Gwynn, deceased, his personal estate, consisting of Cattle, Hogs, Horses, farming utensils, Grain, &c., kc.

A credit of nine months will be given on all sums exceeding three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security waiving valuation and appraisment laws.

"VfOTICEis hereby given, that the UB'lersignL1 cd has been appointed administrator of the estate ot Joseph M. Gwvim, late of Montgomery county, dee'd. Said estate is solvent. _AuI

T-

NOTARIES PUBLIC AND E A E S A E A E N S Crawfordsville, Ind. tter.d promptly to all business in their ine, giving particular attention to the settlement of Estates, collection of Debts, taking the acknowledgments of Deeds, Mortgages and Powers of Attorney. Also, to Bounty land Claims and Pensions. [LTOilk-e over Sloan & Morgan's Drug Store, south side of Public Square.

August 10, 1854-Gm.

KIDNEY FOUND.

by tlie subscriber in Crawfordsville, on Saturday the 5th inst., a rocket Book, containing money. The owner of the same can obtain it by calling on him at Ira Middleton's, proving the same, or satisfying him of being the proper owner, and payina for advertising the same.

ISappointed

EDWARD FARRELLEY.

August 10, 1854.

NOTICE

hereby given, that the undersigned has been administrator of the estate of Jonathan Lowhead, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Z1MRI MANKER,

August 10, 1?54.* Administrator.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

•VfOTICE is hereby given, that I will sell at

JL\

public auction on Thursday the 31st day of August, 1854, at the late residence of Jonathan Lowhead, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased, all his personal property, consisting ol Horses, Hogs, Wagon, Carriage and household and kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, kc., kc.

TKT.MS A credit of four months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, payable without relief from valuation law3.

ZIMR1 MANKER, Administrator. ..

August 10, 1854.*

Therefore, said non-resident defendants are hereby notified of the pendency of said petition, and that the same is set l'or hearing on the second day of the next term of said Court, to be holden in the Court House at Crawfordsvillc insaidcountv, commencing the first Monuav of Oct ber nest.

Attest: ANDREW P. LYNN, C. C. C. P. of M. C., Aug. 10, 1854.] By James W. Lynn, Deputy. [Printer's fee $3.]

STATE OF INDIANA,

NOTICE

of the Newly-Improved

Double-Valved, Common, Single, the Upright and Oscillating

Crawfordsville, June 29, 1854.

THE

B. T. RISTINE, Administrator.

Aug. 17, 1&'54.

RISTINE, Adm'r.

D. C. SXOVKR. M. D. WHITE. STOVER & WHITE, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW,

ss.

STATE OF INDIANA, MONTC.'OMF.UY CorxTV, Court of Common Fleas of said County. James Evans Rebecca A. Evans & John M. Shanklin, Petitioners. vs. Joshua A. Porter, et al heirs at law of John Porter, dee'd., Defendants. "V^71iEREAS, on the 4th day of August, A. D.

Petition for Partition real estate.

VY 1854, said petitioners, by Thomson & Ristine, their attorneys, filed their petition in the above entitled cause, in the Clerk's office of said Court, praying that partition of the real estate of said John l'orter, dee'd., described in said petition, he awarded and decreed among the petitioners and defendants named in said petition. Said petitioners also filed with said petition, an affidavit, from which it appears that the following defendants to said petition, viz: Celia Jane Oxley, John Porter Oxley, William Evcrct Oxley, John Perry Oxley, William Oxley, and James L. Porter, are non-res-idents of the State of Indiana.

Montgomery County,

Montgomery Circuit Court, to-wit:

Elizabeth D. Snyder, us. Weston D. Snvder. TT7HEREAS, on the 27th day of July, A. D. 1854, said Elizabeth D. Snyder by her attorneys, Nay'or Wilson, filed her Petition for Divorce, in the Clerk's office of said Court, in the above entitled case, as also the affidavit of a disinterested person, showing that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana.

Petition for Divorce.

Therefore, said Weston D. Snyder is hereby notified of the pendency of said petition, in said court, a:ul that unless he plead, answer, or demur to said petition on or before the calling of the catise, at the next term of said court, to be holden in the Court House at Crawfordsvillc, in said county, commencing on the 4th Monday of September next, said court will proceed to hear and determine the cause in his absence.

Attest: ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk. July 27, 1854. By Jas. W. Lynn, Deputy. [Printer's fee $2.]

Carpenters Wanted.

TT7E wish to employ six or eight good Journcyfi'.Cn Carpenters, of stta'dy habits, for which we will pay the highest prices in cash, when desired. A number of which hands we wish to retain during the coming winter. Those wishing work will oblige us by making application immediately.

N. B.—We also wish to employ a few common laborers. CLlNGER & GRIEST. July 20,1854—3t.

DISTRIBUTION

NOTICECourt

HEIRS.

is hereby given, that at the July term

of the of Common Pleas of Montgomery courrty, after final settlement of the Estate of Samuel Clctengor, deceased, Forty-five Dollars and thirty-four cents were found remaining for distribution arii'ong the heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear at ?he next term of said coiirt and rcceive their distribution share.

Attest: ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk. July 13, 1854-[printer's fee $1.]

r'ariia. for sale.

r|^HE

subscriber offers for sale his Farm, one JL mile and a half south of Crawfordsville, on the Greencastlc road, containing 240 acres, 160 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, 1854.* WM. McCRAY.

READ AND LEARN!

All A

WE have just received and opened our stock

of Drugs and Medicines, and" are prepared to accomodate our patrons with any article in our line of business.

Remember wc are determined to sell. Our stock of superior Perfumery is complete, and selected with a view to the wants of thiz communitv.

iPliysiciaiis

Will do themselves a favor by calling on us before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock of Select Powders, Chemicals, Extracts, &c., cannot fail to please either in quality or price. Remember that.

Call one door east of this Eagle Hotel. June 8, 1854.} T. D. BROWN & GO.

mtim

SLOAN & MORGAN

Wholesale and Retail

Crawfordsvillc, Indiana,

KEEP

constantly on hand a very large and well selected stock of

Paints Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Gilt Mouldings for Picture Frames, the best of Oignrs and Tobacco and all Patent Medicines comprising a general assortment of all articles usually found in Drug establishments—all pf which wo offer for sale on terms as liberal as those of any other establishment of the kind in the Western country. (CFPhysicians and all others are requested to call and cxamhie for themselves. Our stock is complete.

House & Lot for Bale.

subscriber offers his residence on Walnut street, nearly opposite the Christian Church, for sale on reasonably terms. The property is in good repair a^.d large enough for any ordinary family. Information in relation to it can be had, 'Y7 culling at the Journal office, or on me. 'June 2!), 1854.] N. HAMILTON.

NOTICE of DISTRIBUTION to IIEIRS. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that at the July term of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county, after final settlement of the Estate of Allen Barnhart, deceased, Forty-three Dollars and forty cents were found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Said heira are therefore notified to appear at the next term of said court and receive their distribution share.

Attest: ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk.

July 13, l854-[printer's fee $1.]

I3gomery

TJJ&,

)Y Henry Rogers, of Brown Township, Montcounty, Indiana, a Bay Horse, supposed to be three years old this last spring, hipped in the left hip, has the fistula, right hind foot white up to the pastern joint, some white rpota on his back supposed to be saddle galls, some white hairs in the forehead, about fifteen hands high, appraised to thirty dollars by Thomas McDaniel and Asa Carington, before Dan B. Gott, Justice of the Peace. Attest:

ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk

July 1.1. lfc54* Montgomery Circuit Court.

RANKL1N JOB

PRINTING OFFICE

ftttH SlIKl'llIf®

HOWE &. BE31ISS, Proprietors, South-west corner Public Square, 3d story, LAFAYETTE, Ixi.

TT7E are now prepared, with all the requisite facilities, to execute all orders for

Job Printing and Blank Books,

In a style unsurpassed by any establishment in the West. Our Type and Presses are all new and of the latest and mo/.t 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 arc prepared to supply promptly to order, all descriptions of BLANKS BLANK BOOKS, to Counties, Mercantile Houses, &c., kc., a supply of which we keep for sale. Also for sale—Note Books, Order Books and Time Books Blank Deeds, both Warranty and Quit-Claim, under the Statute Mortgages,Leases, Subpoenas, Summonses and Executions. Also Canal, River and Railroad Shipping Bills, and Grain Receipt Books.— Also, Printing luk, Paper and Cards in great varieties.

We have ju-ft received a new double mammoth Printing Press, tngether with very large display Type, and are prepared to get up the largest sized and most superbly executed POSTERS in any color desired.

Orders for Re-Rinding of every description promptly executed and work warranted. We will make big efforts to give satisfaction" to all who may favor us with their patronage, and havenot the least doubt of the most unbounded success with all well ballanced and sensible minds.

HOWE & BEM1SS.

Lafayette, May 17, 1854—3m.

Isaac U. Elston and Henry S. Lane,

SS.

STATE OF INDIANA, tgomcMonry ountv, Montgomery Circuit Court, Sept. Term, 1854.

Attachment.

Joshua Hunt and James Mix. HEREAS, on the 17th day of October^ A.

D. 1853, said plaint-ills filed their affidavit in the above entitled cause, 'u the Clerk's office of said Court, setting forth among other things that Joshua Hunt, one of the above named defendants, is not a resident of the State of Indiana.

Therefore, notice of the pendency of said action is hereby given, and that said suit will stand for trial at the next tcim of said Court, to be holden in the Court House at Crawfordsvillc, in said county of Montgomery, commencing on the fourth Monday of September next, 1854.

Attest!

ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk Montgomery Circuit Court.

June 15, l854.-[printer's fee $2.]

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County, Montgomery Circuit Court, Sept. Term, 1854.

Jacob Winn,

Joshua Hunt and

Therefore notice of the pendency of such petition is hereby given to the said non-resident and unknown defendants.

Attest

ANDREW P. LYNN, C. C. C. P., Montgomery County. June 1, 1854—Printer's fee $2,33.

BRUSHESF BRUSHES!!

have the best lot of superior copper-bound Paint Brushes ever offered in this market. A full supply of White-wash, Marking and Sash Brashes on hand. Be sure vou call at

June 8.] T. D. "BROWN & CO'S.

NEWLY

SOME

married, and those having the new

state in anticipation, are invited fo call and examine our stock of Queenswa'rc. January 26, 1854. SMITH & CO.

beautiful riew style Plaid Lawns and Shallays, received at CAMPBELL'S,

WINDOW

Glass arid Putty, a good assortment

at low prices, by BROWN & CO.

ALL

the popular Patent Sl-edioines of the day are kept at the Cheap Drug Store, by June 8.} T. D. BROWN & CO.

...

J. COCHRAN, MICKEY & CO.,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in

HATS, CAPS, FURS

ASB

Umbrellas, Millinery Goods, Ribbons, Paraiols, At Artificial Flowers, kc.,

Barclay Street, opposite the Astoi- House,.

J. L. Cochran, Robert Mickey,

June 1, 1854—tf

June 1, 1854.

Attachment.

James Mix. TX7HEREAS, on the 15th day of October, A. 7 D. 1853, said plaintiff filed his affidavit in the above entitled cause, in the Clerk's office of said Court, setting forth among other things that Joshua Hunt., one of the above named defendants, is not a resident of the State of Indiana.

Therefore, noticc of the pendency of said action is hereby given, and that said suit will stand for 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, 1854.

Attest:

NEW-YORK#

Royal H. Waller.^ EFW. II. 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 plcasaut but profitable. Boarding at National Hotel, Courtlnnut street.

NEW GOODS. J. & J. UESE &

THANKFUL

CO.,

for the share of public patronage

that they have cverrcceived, take this method of informing their old friends and the public in general, that they have received their

Spring and Summer Slock of 231$ Consisting of every variety of DRY-GOODS,

Groceries, Hardware, Queentware, and Cutlerv, Carpenters TOOLS,

Boots, Shoes, Hats and

Caps, Ready Made Clothing, "&c., All of which can be had on 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 for you to call, examine and price our Goods, to be fully satisfied of tlils fact. We also expect to pay the highest cash price for all the

Com?

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, will please call on

June 1, 1^-54] & LEE & CO.

NEW BOOKS AN NOTIONS.

WE have just received our new

iBooks and Notions in which may be found a large assortment of Standard, Mi^llanfeottSj Theological, Law Scllool Musical Book?, Gcographys, Atlasses, Arithmetics, Grammars and fancy Bibles, and all the

School Books

adopted by the Board of Education, and bv 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 onr public schools and high Seminaries, by H. West, which the School Teachers cannot get along without very well. A large assortment of

BLANK BOOKS,

Ledgers, Day:Books, Purcushion Notes, Receipts, itc., together with the largest assortment of Paper to be found anywhere by the ream. Note and gilt edged cap, kc. Steal Pens by the gross— Gillott's 303, by the gross Gutta Percha and forty other brands. Envelops of every possible variety and style, and we will say to the ladies that wc have ten times as much fancy

Gold Jewalry'

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 money refunded, our style of new Ear Rings can't possibly fail of pleasing any and every lady in the land Cuff-pins Chains, lockets, gold and silver Watches, Cylinders, leavers, Quartiers, Fob-chains,kevs, Guards, kc., Musical Instruments, Violins, Guitars, Danjo, Aceordcons, music Boxes, Tamborins, Flutes. Files, Harps, Guitar Violin strings, Music Books, Sheet Music fin- all instruments, Guns, single aud double barrel—revolving Pistols, Hosier)' of all descriptions Kid, Lylc and silk Gloves a large assortment ol'bhick and changeable Silks, crape Shawls, Parasols and Dress trimmings and other fancy Goods, Five gross of Putt' Combs, Threads, Perfumery, Oils, kc. fact this paper would not enumerate the half of our varieties,and all we ask is customers, our goods are cheap, and our terms arc all kinds of trade or cash. We have enlarged our room and greatly enlarged our stock. H. PURSEL BRO.

1854. 1854. SUMMER_TRADE.

L, FALLEY,

Wholesale and Betail Dealer in

Boots, Shoes, Leather,

FINDINGS, kC.,

0.\E DOOR WIST

SS.

OF THE

HASynowBoots,

I/J

ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk Montgomery Circuit Court.

June 15, 1854.-[printer's fee $2.]

Auguatin Harmon, plaintiff,

James Carder, etal defen'dts.

WHEREAS,

SS.

State of Indiana, MONTGOMERY COUXTT, Court .of Common Pleas of Montgomery county,

July term, 1854.

tition.

on the 29th day of May, A. D.

1854, said plaintiff by Thomson & Ristine his attornies filed his petition in the above entitled case in the Clerk's Office of said court verified by affidavit, in which petition it is alleged that James Carder, Frances E. Carder, Henry Carder, Elvira Carder, James ohnsoii, esse oh'nson, John olinson, James M. Johnson and Sarah Johnson, defendants, to said petition are 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.

ENS Goat Morocco Boots, frafranted the pure

yJL

article, just received at FALLEY'S.

A new and splendid assortment of Mens and 1 A. Boys Shoes, for summer wear, consisting in part of

Mens Congress Boot- and Gaiters. Patent leather Montevcvs, calf shoes and Monterey.?,

JVIorocco shoes, Plough shoes, and Boys pump sole Kip shoes, enameled slices, just received at L. FALLEY'S.

tn addition to the above I have just received a new supply of Sole Leather, Kip and Calf skins, Lasts, Pegs, kc.: kc.

Shoe-makers would do well to call soon as my stock is now Complete. L. FALLEY. May 25, lfc'54.

MRS. ROBERTS & ^IISS LANG-TON

RESPECFULLY

Ever examined in this place. Our stock of

BONNETS AND RIBBONS

Complises the most popular and fashionable styles that coujd be .selected in the Eastern markets, whic will be sold on reasonable terms.

Ladies will ylease call.zoon if you wish to procure the choicest stylez, 2 doors Aiest of the Ristine House, Crawfordsville.

A large assortment of beautiful French Flowers a few fine crape and soft straw bonnets. Mas. RoKEit/fj Miss LAXUTON, Proprietors.

May 4, lfc54—tf

TH£

largest arid most magnificent lot of Bonnet Ribbons ever offered in this market, arid a' the lowest price—call and see at

March 30,1854] CAMPBEL^'g.

Farm for Sale,

I offer for sale the F//kM

BEREGE

Delaines at nine cents ft vard at

march 30, 1854"} CAMPBELL'S.

CHERRY PECTORAL,

For tlie rnptd Cure ot

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND

CONSUMPTION.

To Cure a Cold, with Headache and Soreness of the bod5r, Take the Cherry Pectoral on going to bed, and wrap up warm, to sweat during the night.

FORA COLDAND COUGH, take it morning, noon, and evening, according to directions on the bottle, and the difficulty will soon bo removed. None will long suffer from this trouble when they find it can be so readily cured. Persons afilicted' with a seated cough, which breaks them of their rest at night, will be sure of sound, unbroken sleep, and consequently refreshing rest. Great relief from suffering, and an ultimate ('are, is afforded to thousands who are thus afilicted, by this valuable remedy.

{STRESS

sive trial in our practice, and find it to surpass every other remedy wc have for curing affections of the respiratorv organs. ss?s-! -.

Pectoral, until it subdues tne d.sea.e. It taken

SALEM, Oliio, 11th June 1851

Dr. Valentine Mott.The widely celebrated Professor of Snrgery in the Medical College, New York City, says.-—'It gives me pleasure to certify the value and efficacy of 'Ayer's Cherry Pectorni," which I consider peculiarly adopted to cure disoases of the Throat and Lungs.'

Cures of severe diseases upon the Luncrs have been effected by Cherry Pectoral in such extreme .s

rnr.r.wn.D

EAGLE HOTEL,

received his spring and summer sup-

pi of Shoes, leather kc., to which he would call the attention of the public, may 25, 1854.

Mens Fine Boots.

Cases mens pump sole kip, calf and grain Wf Boots of all prices^ from $2,50 to $5 just received at FALLEY'S.

informs the ladiez of Craw-

fordzville and vicinity, that they have just received one of the most splendid stocks of

BY J. C. AVER,

From two eminent physioams Adapted to the Summer season. ALSO—An exFAYLTTEVILLE, TKXN., April iGth, 1651. tensive lot of Plain and Cut Sir: Wc have given your Cherry Pectorol ex'en- ,2?©.

DBS. DIEMER HAMPTON:

To SINGERSAXD PUBLIC SI'EAKJ-T.S this remedy is invaluable, as by its action on the throat and Ir.iigs, when taken in small quantities, it removes all hoarsness 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 there are some cases so obstinate as to yield entirely to medicine. Cherry Pcctaral will cure them if they can be cured. "BKOXCIIITS, irritation of the throat and upper portion of the lungs, may be cured by taking Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses. '1 lie uncomfortable oppression is soon relieved.

Ilev. Doct. LANSING, of BROOKLYN, NEW! YORK, states —1 'I have seen the Cherry Pectoral cure such cas-1 es of Asthma and Bronchitis as leads me to be-j J.IIO wOOiE tCJiOVfi. lieve it can rarely fail to cure those diseases.'

FOE CROUP Give an emetic of «nt.monj to be Jfe

followed by large and frequtn do^o: th- herrv

-1 rite to inform you of the truly remarkable prices

Gur clergyman of the Briptist Church says flirtt shall endeavor to keep the latest, and most approvduring the run of Influenza herb tiiife season, he prfffcrn.i of Cook Stoves on band so that none has seen cures from your medicine he tou'ul scarely

From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry

citn:.tisx i.ow

rum

MASS. 1

For sale bv HENRY OTT. SLOAN & MORGAN. a And at Agencies in nearly every town in the St-atc. may 25, li54.

NOTICE of DISTRIBUTION to HEIRS. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that at the July term of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgom-! cry county,after final settlement of the Estate of! John A. King, deceased, Six hundred and seventy-1 five Dollarsand fifty-one cent- were found remain-j ing for distribution among tne heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear at the next term of said court and rcceive their distribution share.

Attest: ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk.-: July 13, lS54-[printer's fee $1.]

yiJ3«©

TUGS. NEWMAN,

Having just opened a large stock Of line Gold Watches,

Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which he offers for cash at prices so low as to defy competition.— Two doors east of Binford's corner, sign of WATCH

MUSICAL ISOTRCAIEXTS. 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches 100 Breast Pins and Broachcs ofK) Finger Rings 75 Ear Drops of different st vies: 20 and silver Fob & Neck Chain's 30 Gothic Pearl inlaid enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a variety of good Pens, Pencils. Lockets, Snaps, Bracelets, SJcetaclcs, Port Monies, fine Cutler}', Razors, Scissors, Pc:1 Knifes, Spoons, Miscellaneous Books, Maps, Novels, paper, Ink", fine Note paper, Envelops, Pictures, sundry school and Ladies Cards, Pianos, Melo-Peans. Melodeons, Guitars, Violins. ccordeons, Mt'isic Boxes, Sheet Music, together with every thing else usually kept in such establishments.

Crawfordsville, May 25,1S54.

STAR CITY

PLOW, WAGON

CMffiiASE MANUFACTORY, MARTIN

St.

LANT

MANUFCTURER-

0I1S

ing Implements, come

ca"?.e

RIGELETTS

,'vh

cll

I now

reside, containing 155 Acres, of land, (all under ^.nce.) 90 of which are in a ood state of Cultivation. It is well watered has a neve- -failing Spring of excellent water a good qf bearing Trees tolerably comipri.unle dwelling and a house for a Tenant. It iCs :j^ miles west of Crawfordsville on Black creek and of a mile from the Lafayette Plank Iload. Terms easy—part of the purchase money can be had on 1,3, 3, 4, and 5 years time, with interest. Apply to Dr. T. W. FRY, or to me. may 25, 1854.] HUGH B. WILSON.

SILK

of piowS)

Can'la»cs

\jid all kinds of Farm

of iluin nnd st

Lafayette, Ind. buy gur .materials direct from manufacturers, ana ar". enabled to sell our work as low as it

oold in the west,

iU work warranted. All orders will receive prompt attention-. Lafayette, May 25, 1854—ly

and Head Dresses.—A few

those beautiful articles left at

March 30,1854] CAJlPBELL'S.

BONNETS—Soa»e of the most magnificent that was ever offered in this market at March 30, 1854] CAMPBELL'S.

^~^UR stock of Ladies Winter Dress Goods is large and complete. January 2G, 1854.

SMITH & CO.

3NTo-£icjo

ISappointed

hereby given, that the undersigned have heen Administrators of the estaie of Robert.M. Srader, late of Montgomery county, Ind.. deceased. Said estate is solvent. *J|"-

JAMES GALE^T. STEPHWf

June 23/ 1854. mkfafalridtrg.

©AWISLL,

JJAS laid out upon his Counter a beautiful and

desirable lot ol'

Bereges and Tissues,

I N E 1 A O O E A W N 6 EMBROIDERED MUSLINS,

wmm&z mmmws mimE,

ALSO—A lot of vcrv handsome HABIT AND

fmwsmm mmrm

BLACK .SILK yJTTS,

FINE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKRCHIEFS ',

ELEGANT CEAPS SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES,

3E5*3Lc3. Q-lOVOS, F'iENC'II SlliK CiLGVES. ALSO—A large lot of LADIES ENAMELE1

BOOTS & BUSKINS,

From its agreeable effect in these cases, mav find Of superior, make and good material. ALSO,

,rt!"ul,e"'c'i

READY MADE CLOTHING

All to be sold at the lowest pr'ecs. July 13, 1854—tf.

HOUSE.

W E.6 &[j37

A 1 7 A 0 -Xl GL l\) Ju \jj iXU W Jj JULY 20, l854-"m.

?ropristcr,'

20,000 LBS. BAOON!

will pav CASH for twentv thousand pounds

we I1Q,S(,,S th„ oxciusivc

this mBrket n](i VL

in season,, twill not fail cure riven such Entire satisfaction. nooi'i.vc Couoii mav be broken up and soon I cured by the use of Cherry Pectoral: Double-Oven Pact,.c Cook Stove,

THE INFLUENZA is speedily removed by this rem-1IS an improve-ment on the Triumph, which liasjust edy. Numerous instances have been noticed come out. Said- stovc is cast by N. S. Lockvoocl where whole families were protected from any seri- & Co.. Dayton, Ohio, and is just the stove -for tho ous consequences, while their neighbors, withoutFsrmers use, taking^'.) inch wood and hearth deepthe Cherry Pectoral, were suffering from the dis- encd. Those in want of a good and durable stove ease. I should come ai:u examine our lot of. Stoves bc-

.—Doct. J. C. Aver I Sieving that they can be suited both in stoves and

effects of your Cherry Pectoral in this place, and in my own family. One of my daughters was completely cured in three day3 of it dreadful v,lueii i\e lia^ two Sizc». Whooping Cough by taking it. Dr. Means, 011c of our very best physicians freely states that lie considers it the best remedy wc have for pulmona- I,:l?seclilJ]0^ ry diseases, and that he has cured more eases of Croup with it than other riiedicine he ever admin- 'Wp Pave three sizes of this Stove also tho Pebistered. 1 lniurris of the different sizes and in a word we

rjllr

have believed without seeing. with a good and cheap terms as they can be bought 1 ours respectfully, J. D. SINCLAIR, in any market in the V. nbasii Valley. Ail we ask

powerful remfedy for colds, and coughs, and pul-! 7 plate, 10 plate and Box stoves. monarv diseases. PARKEH CLEVELAND, .M. D. I -ww Brunswick, Me., Ecb. 5.1854.

as warrant the belief that a remedy has at length been found that can be depended 011 to cure the Cotghs, Colds and Consumption which carry _____ from our midst thousands every year. Jt- isdeed a a medicine to which the afilicted can look with con- All Forme* Efforts Outdone fide nee for relief, and they snould net fu:i to avail themselves of it.

.. BACO'X. A. KAMEY. Mav 18, J854—•tf

®TOVS3S2-

Stove of Unequalled c*CoIl&iicc. I

hayc three.s5zcs 0\ d|is Stovc. for whicH

H-ht to sell in

,nUu.e

say, that no. Stove now

KENTUCKIAN,

This stove has six

holes and a very large Oven—the plates of which are verv hcavv and for durabilitv cannot be suiv.

shop but may bo accommodated

Deputy Postmaster. for you to call and examine our stock and }f wu,

and Materia Mcdica, Bowdoin College.—I have 1 and ehcap stoves. We .shall also constantly keep found the Cliearv Pectoral, as its ingredients show,,

f.o't you, it shall not be for the want of good

hand all kinds of fancy and plain Parlor Stoves,

Of our own tnanusacture, always 011 hand at retail and wholesale Japanned ware house Gutter and round Spouting. A BAKGELT.

Crawlbrdsviile, May lc', 185-1—tf

1 SIDES BEST Spanish Sole Leather, JLf_)v" just received and for sale at the lowest figures, at [Aug. '15, lf'o.'i.j L. FALI.EY'S.

A GOLDEN^RPOUTUNITRTL"

Largest-StoCk Greatest

Lowest PRICES

NEW GOODS!!

New Styles and New Designs!

A. RAMEY,

CORJFKIT OK VFJIXOX AN1) (ILTKXXS STREF.T3,'"

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA^' I Snow receiving b'.s extensive supplies of Spring A and Summer Goods, carefully selected in the I best ma rite is in the United States, eonsistinf of forI eign and domestic Dry Goods, Euglk1*.1, Frcnch and

American Broad Cloths, Satinetis and Casimcres, Tweeds and J^ans. woolen and cotton Flannels, Satin and Uvet Ycstings,, fiig'd silk do., bleached ami brown muslins, seaiules Dags, Irish linen, crash airi towelling, heavy liucn drills, ticking, mens vjininor stuff, cotton varn- and cotton warp, togc ihcr with a magnificent stock of fancy goods, wluch were selected ©ypresslv for the wants of

THE LADIES.

Embracing plain.silk, watered silk, Camcleon brocade silk. Fcn'lnrd, striped plaid, Florence, glace and boimet siifcs, Titrietons plain assorted colors,, dotted and plain swiss, jackonets, book and India muslin, Victoria and bishop lawn, French worked coll.iis, cup's., cuffs, chemizetts and under-slecves, lace collars, collars and under-sleeves to match.-*— French worked int'-nt waists, finely wraught linen' cambric handkerchiefs, a, nice tidy tbr oO^ccuts, silk and alpacca lusires.

A well selected sst"(ek of do lames,- plSain',audit plaid riiitlHs, dc be^os and cashmeres—plain, fancy and embroidered lawns from 8 t4 25- cts. gcr yard. A beautiful assortment of BUM'NKTS & TRIMMINGS.efk,belt, cap and bonnet ribons, bonnet borders and artificials, gimps, laces, lringes, galoona and velvet trimmings.

Our stock of de tahie cashmere, silk, crape, biackand funcy silk shawls cannot be surpassed by any house in the Wabash Valley, parasolls and umbrellas.

Yankee notions,-hats, caps, boots, shoes, a good assortment-

Carpeting.

Vcue-thin', ingrain and three ply carpeting,woolen and cotton stair do., Druggets oil cloth asserted, width, matting,hearth rugs, &c.

iump

Superior French cloth, frock aJid dress coats satinctt, linen, cashmerctt, tweed and alpaca sack and frockdo. black and fancy cassimere, linen, drill cottonadc, satinet *and. tweed panes—satin silk, AtarseHsv Valencia, German Queencs cloth, vests rubber coats and loggings—shirts, collars,, earl's, cravats, kc. Oil cloth and carpet bags— ladies satchells. A large lot of gUssware.

Queensware and TaWc Cutlery, constantly 011 hand. 'j CWe do not intend by /fiis ailvcrtiscment to humbug or deceive. We know-and feci that ws can and will sell our Goocft as cheap as any house in the west, and we in Mid to spread the interest-: ing information.. AJ1 ive ask is an examination our stock and priccsand you'll be convince 1 a* once. April ^0, Ic-54.

BLANKS' BLANKS!! BLANKS!? W..lofcs:,

E. have ftifipe lot., of Blaakg-.for sale, as foj. Claim and Warranty: iflj3oofc form JUSTICIJ and CONSTAEU BhiiSktf of all kinds Rail-Road Shipping Receipt* [May 18,]86i