Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 August 1855 — Page 3

OBDINANp* d. if QjOimed by the President and

Tn«to» y,fon OrotryorrfTOiIZe, That it „h»ll be unlaw®* for" any Swine to run at large within the Corpse iMortS ofaariTown, on and after the firsts*?

be the duW»^f

October, 185o. And it shall

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Marshall of said Town to im-

jjound^y swine so found' at large within said

"Sec. 2.—And tliesaid Marshall upon impounding such swine, shall immediately post up notices in three public places in said town, giving notice of such impounding, and that if such swine be not claimed within ten days next ensiling, the\ wilt be sold-at public auction^

Sec. 3.—It? prior to the expiration of said ten davs after such impounding, the owner ot such swine, shall make satwfactoiy

proof

to said Mar

shall of his ownership thereof, and shall pay to him the expenses incurred by reason ot such impounding, such swine shall "be delivered to such owner, and said Marshall be entitled to twentytire cents per head for each head of swine so impounded, ami ton cents per head "fur each day such swine shall remain impounded, as compensation for keeping the same.

Sec. -1.—If said swine shall not be so c.aimed within ten d.tvs, then after the expiration of that time tliey shall bo sold at public auction at such pound for cash in hand, and after payment of all expenses incurred iu impounding such swine and keeping the same, the residue shall be paid over to the Treasurer of said Town, and the owner of 6uch swine so sold, upon making satisfactory proof of his ownership, to the said Board of Trustees, shall be, entitled to said residue in the hands of a id re a re

Passed Aumist 2a, 1855. JOSEPHUS ROBINSON, Attest: T. D. Brow.v,

Clerk.

A us?. 9,1655.

STATE OF zs DIANA, Montgomery County. Court of

Common Pleas, 1855.

William F. Thomason/ George S. Thomason, John Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Lewis M. Thomason, Madison M. Thomason. James Davis, and Jarah Davis,

October Term

Petition

tor

Vs.

Partition.

Lucy Thomason, Mary Elizabeth W ortze. Aman da Wortze, John Miller and Mary Thomason. "HEREAS, on the 7th day of August, A. D. 1855, in vacation of said Court, said petitioners by Thomson and Ristine, their Attorneys, tiled their petition in the above entitled cause in the Clerk's Office of said Court said petitioner.by their Attorneys, at the same time also liied the Clerk's Office of said Court, the affidavit of a diiininterested witness, setting forth-that John Miller, one of the defendants in the above entitled case ntsid.es without the State of Indiana.-— Therefore said non-resident defendant John Miilcr is hereby notified of the pendency of such action, and that the same will stand for trial, at the next October term of said Court.

Attest: ANDREW. P. LYNN, C. C. C. P., of Montgomery County. Auc. a. ,1855.—pr'« fre ^3 _____

O O O S O E S

i—'HE undersigned would respectfully reqnest those indebted to him for Cigars and. Tobacco, to call and settle np. The accounts wc made while in the Cigar and Tobacco business, were small, tis true, nevertheless we want what is due us, and us ha re it a on mean what we say, and say what we mean. The money we must and will have

MONROE IIARNER.

July 26, 1855.—49-tf

RES BYT EH IA

WAVELA Ml

It is cfesTgntMtcombine intellectual with moral culture. The course of study is similar to that pursuod in our best 1 n°TjtB.ti'n*i) wffr-frffir,, it—t" al facilities for thorough instruction in the studies preparatory to a collegiate course and in the English and Scientific branches.

The Bible is made a daily text-book and its precepts in religion, science and government are sought to be inculcated.

Sessions, Tuition, Boarding &c,l The academic year is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks each. The first term of the next vear will commence on the I9ch ot September "the second on the 2d of January, 1656 the third on the 16th of April.

The following are the rates of tuition per session English Branches, $4,00

Natural Sciences, philosophy & history 5,00 Languages and higher Mathematics, 7,00 '"Instrumental jSTusic," LFL,OO

Use of Instrument, 2,00 In id a 2 5 Boarding can be obtained in private families from $1,75 to $2,00 per week.

FEMALE DEPARTMENT. At'the beginning of next session a regular Female Department will be opened in the new building now in course of erection, affording young ladies an opportunity of taking a course of study as thorough as that pursued in the best female schools in the West. A well qualified Female Teacher will take charge of .this department from the first. Arrangements have also been made with an accomplished Teacher to give instruction in Instrumental Music. Terms of tuition the same as in the Mate Department. French and Vocal Music taught without additional charge.

Rkmabks.—The number in attendance during the past year is 219, embracing students from five different~St*tes. Having seeured the assistance of a Female a Teacher of Instrumental Music, and an additional' building which will be completed by the opening of term, we hope that we shall continue to recieve the patronage of an educating public.

H. S. KRITZ. J. M. COYNER, I

STATE OF INDIANA, MjDntgomery County, Court of Common Pleas of said county, July term, 1855. Elliott Boggs. William Boggs,' Reuben Warbritton, Caroline Warbritton, Martha F. Keerans, John A. H. Keerans &' Margaret Smith,

VS.

Charles Hanna, Elixabeth Brannaman, Jane Williams, Martha Williams, Polly HanJley, Sarah Haima, Nancy Corrfell, John Henna, Mary Jane MeCue, Elizabeth A. Hanna, Joseph D. Hanna, William Robert Hanna, Margaret V. Hanna, Susan Hanna. Sarah *, Robert Hanna, Mary

Hanna, Madison Hanna, AJexandte. cilufe Hanna, Calrm. Green ibfma 8anth Hanna, M«iis£a Sti T»aap Hicks, Allen Blair.

^JOME the said petHione

tine theirflitomeyB,-and }. satisfaction ofthe cotirt

ICE CREAM

AMOS & GRAHAM, HAVING

Associate

fitted upsooms for the above busi

ness over No. 3 Commercial Block, would respectfully solicit a call from the citizens generally. Wc have a large and commodious apartment neatly furnished expressly for the accommodation of the Ladies, and shall at all times duFing the summer weather endeavor to keep a supply of Ice Cream, gotten up in superior style and calculated to suit the tasts of all..

Crawfordsville, July 19, 1&55.

jm.

BB. J. S. ALLEN,

HATING

ion, respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity in medicine, Surgery, &c.

He will be prompt and unremitting in attention to all cases confided to his care. ETOftice on Main street, over Pursell's store.

June 7,

l85o—ly.

REMOVAL

.. ... No. 4-^--*

COMMERCIAL BLOCK! HORNER** DAVES, HAVING

procured one of the handsomest

rooms in Commercial Block, would announce to their fellow-citizens of old

Montgomery,

that

they are now receiving and opening a splendid lot of i.

BOOTS & SHOES

compared with which all other stocks previously brought to

this

market.dwindle into insignificance.

Having purchased at head quarters, from the best manufacturers, whose reputations are built upon the honesty and stability of their work. They believe that they can sell as good or better articles on as reasonable terms as can be hadjn the great State of Indiana. 1 Our stock embraces every variety of style from I the most delicate slipper to the heavy boots— which would defy the coldest blasts of winter. (latter ourselves that wc have succeeded in ma1 king selections which will please the superior and cultivated lastcs of the Montgomery ladies. Our

cannot be surpassed.

S I E S

--uttful as ever graced the foot of a queen. BOOTS—light but substantial, and delightful for summer ware. Shoes of every style and finish.

We have the sowed and the pegged, the kid and the kip the light and the heavy the large and the small the fine and the coarse. Children may be suited boys aiitL_cirls delighted young gentlemen and ladies rh'irfnrfTHTTrt- t-hn anyil.rnint'nrtrrl with a delightful covering for the feet.

O N S O N S

Ah, the agony they inflict, the pain they iuduce. Those who are thus afflicted may find comfort and ease by securing a pair of our superior Boots or Shoes. Suffer not when you may be relieved.

In addition to our large stocks of Boots and Shoes, we have a splendid assortment of BOOT AND SHOE FINDINGS, Leather, Thread, Pegs, Lasts, Crimps, and every article pertaining to the trade, which we offer at wholesale or retail to suit customers.

To our countrv friends engaged in the trade, we

offer inducements equal to those ofLafayette, New

Mav 17, 1S55.

rr,RUNKS

A E)

Male and Female.

rT^HISInstitution

is located at Waveland, Iont-

JL gotnery County. Ind., a village free from most of the temptations to which students are exposed in larger places, and unsurpassed by any in the State iu point of healthfulness, industry and wholesome moral and religious influences. .31 Charnctcr of the Institution.

you want any thiv.g in the Dry Goods line, give us a call. Smith, Stilwell & Ai.lex. May 24,1855—40—ly

rFHE Lady, in wwrt -fmo BtJamst, or a fine JL article o~f Dress Goods, can be accommodated

by ailing at

COMES

Petition for partition.

Joseph D. Hanna, Hanna, Martha

omson & Rigto the .return, froSuheaffithatSil of

front l^ Sb

on the process issuedlierein, as'titso davit of a disinterested witness filed, said defendants are non-residents of the Indiana. Therefore it is ordered, that said resident del'endints be notified ofthe penden^of this suit, bv publicationintb©"Montgomery Journal," a news, aper printed and published in this coujnty, and ^msecontinued.

Sjiith, Stii.welt, & Allen's.

THE CRY IS ST1U. THEY COME! AL. RAMI Y, ISsecondin

now receipt of, and is opening out, his stock of

Spring & Summer

to which he invites the attention of his old customers and the public generally. Having purchased his Goods on such terms as will enable him to offer great inducements to those who mav give him a call, he feels desirous that all should "know where bargains can be had. His stock is full and "complete, embracing almost every article in the

Dry Goods, Queensware. Hardware. Grocerv and Clothing line. He will be found at his new store, corner of Grern and Market streets, opposite Commercial Row. jlav 10-lv

JJAMEY has the most complete assortment of Ladies' Fancy Dress Goods in town. May 10.

IFS°

REMEMBER

Principals.

Waveland, Ind., July 26, 1655.—49-3m

3gly

4 BEAUTIFUL Lawn can be had for 87 CX. cents, at RAMEY'S. ilay 10- 381y

you want a new Mantitla, at wholesale price, 'o RAMEY'S.

May10•

381y

that ti.e piace to bur Cotton

Yarn and Carpet Warp is at RAMEY'S. mav 10 381v

YS.

ss.

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery- County, Court of Common Pleas of said county, July term, lb55. Caleb M31S jjlaintiff,

William D. Hynes, Samuel B. Hynes, & Thomas W. Complaint for speHynes, Jr., (impleaded with) lormance. MaryF. Dunn, et al defen dants. "fetes, affidavit in this behalf, which reads in the words and figures following, to-wit: (insert it:) which affidavit shows that said defendants, William D., Samuel B.,and Thomas W. Hvnes, Jr., reside without the State of Indiana. Therefore, it is ordered that said non-resident defendants be notified of the pendency of this suit by publication in the "Montgomery Journal," a newspaper published in this county, and cause continued.

the said plaintiff by Thomson &

tine his attorneys, and fiIl?S an affidavi

A copy attest, ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk July 26,1855—Printer's fee $2,50.

STATE OF INDIANA, Montgomery County, Court of Common Pleas of said county, July term, 1855. Mary M. Berry, petitioner,

VS.

John Templeton, Rachel J. Templeton, and Martha E. i- Petition fof partiMalsberry, (impleaded with) tion. James Stewart, et al defendants. j1*, /^OME the said petitioner'by Thomson & Ris-

K?e{r

r,,att0rneis»

St*t£ non-

A cijpjrattest, -ANDREW p. L7JTV derk Jul? 26, iSS^Prini^'s feo $4.

and files an affidavit in

this behalf, -which reads in the words and figures following, to-wit (insert it:) which affidavit shows W

John and 11801161

J-

Temple-

are

not residents of

^^IInd!Slna- Therefore, it is ordered sted Mttrresident defendants be notified of s1"4, bv publication eillfaMt Journal/' a newspaper printthis county, and cause coutin-

REMOVAL

AND

HAVE

resumed the practice of his profess

Albanv or Cincinnati. Save vour time and ex- tr-?*Txr« -uh tn more per-es. Give us a cai! and you shall be pleased.

and Carpet Sacks, of all kinss at J. L. BRO WN'S.

1000.000

SHINGLES WANTED, for which we will pay the

highest market price, in Goods or Cash. SMITH, ST1LWELL & ALLEN.

TYBTTf?

MJ&axyjiuJtjd.

S O A N & O A N

REMOVED their Drug establishment a few doors west of the old stand, immediatEly opposite the Court House and have just received an nnusuallv large and fresh supply of

DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Paints, Oils,

Dve-stuffs, Window-Glass, Glass-ware, Perfumery, Stationary, Fancy Articles, Gilt Jlouldinds, (for Picture Frames the best of Cigars and Tobacco, and

PATENT MEDICINES.

Comprising a general assortment of all the articles usually found in any establisment. AH of which we offer for sale on terms as liberal as those of ar.v other establishment of the kind in tho Western country.

Physicians, and all others, are requested to csill and examrue for themselves. QUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.

Crawfordsville, June 7,1855—ly.

LAINE, De Begc Challis and Brillianteens Tissues, Bareges Dotted Swiss, can be had cheap, at RAMEY'S.

Mav 10. 38Iy

Ramey

sells a splendid Carpet for 50 cents per vard. may 10,1855.

10,000 Russians Lost in

Great Excitement throughout the entire EUROPEAN CONTINENT! ELL, this may all be, but the people of the

United States are perfectly free and easy in reference to the whole matter. The citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, should feel more deeply interested in reference to the place where thev may supulv themselves with all the necessary

READY MADE CLOTHING, For the coming Summer. To settle this matter at once, we would just- fay, that those in want of :iny thing in our line, cannot and will not lose any tlii"n(r by eivinc us a call and our stock an examination." We. know this assertion to be true to the letter, as our -took in to-to were manufactured from perfect fabrics, and in the most substantial manner, bv tho best of workmen. hj^e Coats of various sivles, both in cut and material. Pants do., Vests of an endless variety, from fine Satin dowu to cheap Summer Shirts, Drawers, Under-shlrti, Oil Cloth &. Gum Coats, &c.

DRV-ttOODS,

We have a!.o our usual supply of Dress Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks, Borages, DeLains, Swiis and Mull Mous., Jaconets, Tissues and Prints, of au endless vanetv.

HATS & CAPS,

01 the latest styles, from a 10 cent Palm to a fine siik or Fur Hat.

Boots c&3 Slioes

Gf all kinds, sizes and prices, calculated to suit anv and ail. QUEENS WARE & GLASSWARE.

We have a very fine Ut of Queensware, to which we invite your attention, which we are selling off at extremely "low prices. & roceries.

Dye-Stuffs, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Carpet

Cotton Yar", and Carpets

minds of the Farmers, generally, the propriet ot bringing with them, when they have occasioi to town, their Produce of all kinds. We pron you, we will always •allow the highest maiket price, in exchange for Goods and the Goods at ihc Jowest prices we can possibly live by. Live and let live, is our motto. Give us a call, we can still be found at the Old Stand, on Main street.

may 10, 1855.

DAVID WERTHEIM.

Fresh Arrival

AT No. 4, COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

OFner

Boots and Shoes, manufactured for Hor- & Davis, expressly for this market and warra'n-eel to give satisfaction.

May 31,1855 'SOiiX:-

THE

Goods,

:e%^mxLx

subscribers having again opened their Carriage Shop on Washington street opposite the Centre Church, where they will at all times keep on hand a large assortment of

Carriages, Buggies & spring Wagons, of numerous descriptions, styles and grade of prices, made of the best material, and of superior workmanship, which they guarrantee to sell at as iow figures as they can be bought at any other shop in this section of country.

Those wishing anything in our line, will do well to call and examine our stock, before purchasing elsewhere. [D'N. B. All work sold at our shop warranted.

BOWE & ANDERSON.

Crawfordsville, may 31, 1855.—3m. ETPIease call upon R. Taylor or Warren Davis, who are our authorized Agents during our absence.

NEW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF

HARDWARE

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTEIL,

NO. 7,

O E I A O

Are now offering the best1 selcctsd stock of Hardware

ever brought to this place.

IRON, NAILS, GLASS,

Cast Steel, Horse shoe and Wrought Nails Axles, Springs, Blacksmith's, Carpenter's and Cooper's Tools of every description and of the best quality.

Building Materials,

Of evefry variety, and the most approved patterns Farmer's Goods^liomprisiug all kinds of Chaius, Shovels, Spadesjs^Grubbing Hois, Forks, Scoops, Rakes, Scythes, Sneaths, &c.,&c. Gunsmith's and

Sadler's Hardware

Of ail kinds, Table and Pocket Cutlery of a most superb selection. House furnishing goods of all kinds, such as Mattrasses, Wooden and Willow Ware,

W I E I S O E S anew and splen'did assortment. Plated and Britania Ware, Queensware, &c., &c.

The above comprises a small portion of the sttrck of A W A E I N N O 7 in addition to which C. G. & H. occupy

NO. 3,

another magnificent room, filled to overflowing with every variety of Fancy and Staple Dry Ooods! Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, aj*d a thousand other articlss that can not be embraced in so brief a notice.

Crawfordsville, May 10, 1855.—tf.

NOTICE,

S hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last will and testament of Nelson. D. Mount, deceas* ed. Said estate is solvent.

JOHNE. D. MOUNT, Ejceeattte." '.

2 6

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SELF-SEALING

FR UIT_ CAN!

J. HOOVER,

ISAir-tight

now making "Ludlow & Co.'s Self-sealing Fruit Can," which he intends to keep on hands for sale as low as any in the market.

Also, ft large lot of the best patterns of Cooking Stoves, Tin, sheet-iron & Coppe-ware, on terms to suit purchasers. Please call and examine,

N. B. House Guttering & Spouting done so as to warrant eatisfection. Crawfordsville, July 26, 1855—tf

TAKEN UP

William Babb living in Walnut township, Montgomery county, Indiana, two estrays, one a red roan Mare with ablaze in.her forehead, about fourteen hands high, supposed to be. not less than sixteen years old, no other markjj or brands perceivable, appraised to thirty dollars the other a bay Marc colt both hind feet white a star in the forehead supposed to be one year old, of ordinary size no other marks perceivable apprised to fifty dollars by John J. Agee and Jesse H. Routh, before Andrew J. Routh, J. P.

A copv attest. ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk. August 2,1855*

NOTICE,

hereby given, that I will sell at public auction, ou Saturday the 18th day of August, at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Mount, two miles west of Crawfordsville, on the Covington Toad, the personal property of Nelson D. Mount, deceased, consisting of young Cattle, two, three, and four years old, Horses, and various other articles.

Terms A credid of 4 months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN E.D. MOUNT,

Executor.

July 26, 1855.-~49-3w-81,50

AMEY sells a beautiful black Cloth Coat at $5 00, and pants to suit it for $2 -r0. ly

Fine Summer Yest can be had for 75 cents, RAMEY'S. at

Cbildrens'ofMisses,

Boys, Ladies and Men's

Shoes, all kinds and sizes, a shade lower than ever before offered at RAMEY'S.

THOMSON & RISTINE,

Have Removed their

liaw Office

To the Brick bnilding over Campbell, Galey & Harter's Store. June 15, 1855.- -tf.

"VfAPOLITAN, Soft Straw, Swiss, Braid, RutiA| land and Silk Bonnets, of the latest styles, can be had cheap, at RAMEY'S.

May 10. 381y

NEW BOOKS,

A N

Ptf O "2? O PS" &. We are now receiving one of the most desirable Stocks of Standard, Miasellaneous, Theological, Law, Medical, School, Dialogue, Geographical, Grammar, Arithmetic, Maps, and Fine Stationery, of all the kinds now in use.

FRIENDS!

LITHOGRAPH PAINTINGS,

Of different sizes and qualities. Full and HalfBound Bl'k Books, Ledgers, Invoice, Percussion Notes, Memorandums, of all kinds. Paper by the Ream, of fifty different kind9. Gillett's Pens, T- '503, by the Grose—and forty other Brands. Onr ft OTIONS are full and complete.

Y® TIB L&iait.

We have added a fine new large SHOW CASE to our Store, entirely for the display of our line

JEWELRY.

And our purchase is so very large in Jewelry that it is impossible for you not to get suited at our Store, as we have over two hundred styles of

EAR RINGS AND BREAST PINS, Of the purest Hard Solder Gold down to the common Soft Solder—and over one thousand

GOLD AND CORNELION RINGS,

Gold and Silver Watches, ALLl^^A^siS^

ALSO, OUR STOCK OF

E N N I E $

Is Large and Fine. Size—from one inch long up to the largest size made. Also afull assortment of

To be found in Town. We also have a choice selection ofthe finest Brands of

iHj A J\ EM A

AXD

Domestic Cigars,

TO BE FOUND IN THE MARKET. OVER ONE HUNDRED

A 0 E $ 9 S

O N O E

So give us a caR. HF To Pedlers and Country Merchants, we will sell you all kinds of Notions at low figures, as we have a very large Steck on hands. H. PURSELL & BROTHER.

May 3, 1855—37-ly

Campbell's Old stand CORNER GREEN & VERNON STS.

A. P. WATSON & CO.

WOULD

respectfully call ?he attention of the public to their extensive anifwell selected stock oi

Boots db SHoes!

They were bought to sell, and persons will find it to their ad vantage to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

Our stock of

LEATHER & FINDINGS

LAR0£-A*|SCBMPLETEL

BEING THE MOST

EXT EN S IV

In this plscc.

JBirtf,

LAFA YETTE ADVERTISEMENTS-

PURDUE & STACHflf

JOBBING HOUSE

BO. 10 IVBDUE'S BLOCK, 1 LAFAYETTE, IND.

HAVE

now in Store their entire Spring Stock, Consisting in part of the following variety: 400 Bales Cotton Battin-g, various qualities

May

Yarn and Carpet Warp

Superior, New Hartford, Anchor, Victory, Utica st. Mills & other brands, Brown Sheeting Case Bleached Sheetings 5c to 15c Bleached, Brown, Blue and Slate Drills Bleached and Brown Jacquaed Diapers Bleached and Brown Linen, do Cases P. Allen & Sons Prints, various col. & pat.

A. & W. Spra|^ies Amer. Print Works,

do do do

A. & W. Spra|^ies Amer. Print Works, do do do Briggs, do do do Connistoga, do do do Globe, do do do Ocean, do do do Crompton, do. do do Washington, do do do Union, Cocheco,

do do do

Union, Cocheco, do do do Merrimack, do do do Putnam, do. do do Faulk ne«,- do do do Robeson^, do do do

Domestic, Scotch and English Ginghams Lawns, Bareages, Bareage De Laines. O* Feathers and Wool taken in exchange for Goods.

3,1855—37—tf

TTfJHITE GOODS.—Jaconet Cambrics Sarcenet Cambrics Swiss and Book Mnslins

Jaconet and Swiss Checks Dotted Swiss Victoria and Bishop Lawns Plain and Fig'd Laces, Edgings, and

Inserti ngs

Muslin Edgings and Insertings Black, Silk and Cotton Laces Bleached and Brown Table Linen "White Linen Napkin and Doylies Pillow Case and Sheeting Linens, 5^ and 10£ Irish Linens, etc.. etc.

PURDUE & STACY,,

May 3,1855—37-tf

JJ ATS HATS .'—Superior silk Hats of all

Bl'k Pearl & White Wool. do do do do Chevalier, do do do do Mario, do do do do W'd-Aw'k do do do do Kossuth, do do do do Magyar, do do do do W amor, do Palm Leaf, do Leghorn, do Canton Straw do Canada, do* Pedal Braid, do"

Childran's and Bays' in various kinds, at wholesale only. PURDUE & STAC T.

May 3, 1855—37-tf

JQRESS GOODS

AT PURDUE & STACY'S

^Wholesale Dry Goods Store, Lafayette, Ind. Superior Bl'k Oil boiled Gra'de shine Silk, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 36 inches wide. Superior Black Lasting, do 24, 28 & 30 -Fancy Plaid and Stripe do .. Plain Changeable do Marcelain anil Florence Silk, all colors Superior Silk Tissues: do Plain and Figured Bareges Barge De Laines, Cbaileys, Swiss Muslins, French printed Jaconets, etc.

May 3,—37-tf

BONNETS

LADIES AND GENTS FINE

GOLD CHAINS & KEYS.

From Seventy-fiive Cents up to Twenty-fiive Dollars. Alsu a fine variety of the most celebrated

Violins and Guitars,

BANJOS, FLUTES, FIFES, and MUSICAL BOXES, and other small Instruments, such as HARPS &c. We are also prepared to mend your Accordeons in short notice. Bring them on. We keep everything included in the line of Musical Merchandise—such as

STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. We have the largest lot of BUGGY WHIPS to be found in Town.

LADIES! We have a few of those fine WHITE CRAPE SHAWLS, Yerv cheap, and a variety*of RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,HATS, CAPS, READYMADE CLOTHING, cheap for Cash. We take all kinds of

Noticeis

AND MILLINERY GOODS.—

At Wholesale. Silk Lawn, Soft Seraw, Belgrade, Gossamer, French Tuscan, Bonnets, Bonnet Silks, TT*

win! OtVTf-'Ssy1"'* •"T*"'

Bonnet Wire Fronts, Artificial made Bonnet Linings, Tabbs, Ronches, Ribbons, etc., At Wholesale only. No. 10 Purdue's Block. PURDUE & STACY.

May 3,1855—37-tf

COLT'S AND OTHER REVOLVING SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL. Also we keep constantly on hands the best article

COLORADO and VIRGINIA

Crawfordsville Factory!

E. H. HILLS CO.,

TXT"0CL® iftvite the Farmers, Wool Growers and all those wishing to exchange Wool for Goods to their spring stock of Woolens, consist ing of Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets, Doeskins, Jeans, Blankets, Flannels, a few pieces of Tweeds, and Cottonades for summer ware stocking Yarns &c. In addition to our own manufacture, we have made some selections from the best Woolen establishments in Ohio: and can assure our friends that we have the largest and best assortment that we have ever presented all of which we will exchange for Wool at

Wholesale Prices.

Goods will also be sold for cash at exchange rates during the wool season. Our Machinery is also being fitted up anew and expect to run it all summer on country

Carding, Spinning and Role Making at the customary prices. N. B. Our Goods will be kept for exchange & wool received at Sweetser & Davis' Ware House. Wool for carding and spinning to be delivered at the Factory. The market price will also be paid in cash for Wool by Hills, Davis & Co. rif delivered at the Ware House of Sweetser & Davis.

May 3, 1855—4m.

hereby given that the undersigned

has been appointed administrator of the es tate of Abram Horner, sr., late of Montgomery county, dee'd. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ABRAM HORNER, Jr., Adm'r

July 12,1955.

BEAUTIFUL assortment of Summer Hats nd Caps, at J. L. BROWN'S.

OTICE TO BIG MEN.—Large Coats, size from 40 to 46 inches, can be had at J. L. BROWN'S. May 24, 1855—40-ly

Large stock of Calicoes, Ginghams, bleached and brown Muslins, Cottonades, &c., at uuusually low prices, at -RAMEY'S.

RAMEY

cm sell a nice heavy Dress Silk for 60 cents per yard.

RAMEY

is closing up his last years Books

any person knowing himself indebted on the old score, will do well to call soon.

NICE Lot of Summer Clothing, just received at J. L. Brown's, on Green street, opposite Commercial Row, CrawrordsriSe, Ind.

BEAUTIFUL article of Sea Gras Coats and Vests, at J. L. BROWN'S.

THOSEand

genuine article of Doeskin ests, call at J. L. Brown's,

wishing a^

Pants Satin

he ke6ps such as will pleas^rapy man's eye. C&U in.

HOSIERY,

of all kinds, can be had at J.L.BROWN'S.

ADIES* will please bear in mind that- RAMSEY ha^tha largest stock of Embroideries, Chemisettes, Collars, infants' ia&* bo-,

is town, aad Slat he

AMEY,bass. full stock of Queensware, anrf can sell it either by the set or price to wxit customers. .may 10-38)

PROCLAMATION! THE

subsciber will be found over Wrtsosr, Bcabridge & Ghimes' Store, prepared to take Likenesses of

CHILDKEN INSTANTANEOUSLY. Having at last obtained a suitable room for Daguerre typing, My Pictubes shall not be excelled for cheapness, quality of stock or durability, by any one in the WEST. Gold and Silver a Of Watches, Jewelry, &c., done to ordee..

O*lnstructions in the Art and all necessary Apperatus, Chemicals, &c., can applying to

August 2, 1855.

be obtained bv

J. W. McCONNELL.

REAL ESTATB O S A E

rpHE subscribers will sell on accommodating

terms forty acrcs of land, about eight miles north of the town of Crawfordsville, and about one mile east of the New Albany & Salem Rail Road.

Also a very desirable Dwelling House, with A acres of land, situate in the south-east part of said town.

Also, several other parcels of real estate. Persona wishing to purchase will please call at our office south-west corner of Commercial Block— upstairs. THOMSON & RISTINE.

Aug. 2, 1855—tf.

JOHN R. ROBINSON

WM. C. TANCE, & SAM'L ROBINSON,

OF TOE FIEM OF

Robineon, Vance, & Co.,

BEG

leave to announce to the citizens of Montgomery county, that they are now in receipt at the Old Stand of J. Hi ROBINSON, in "Washington Hall," one of theimest and best selected stock of

SPRING AND SUMMER

ever offered this market. Intending to establish a large business we will sell our Goods so low as to control the trade ofthe best judges, and those unacquainted with the valvue of Goods, will have equal advantages with the oldest buycras our prices will be the same to ail.

One

Price DEVIATION

AND NO

Our Stock consists in part of the following:

DKY-G00DS

of all descriptions and qualities.

HATS CAPS

OF THE LATEST FASHIONS AND STYLES.

Our Hat3 were manufactured expressly for the trade of our Firm.

BOOTS & SHOES

of the very best quality, and without doubt

Clieaper

than ever before offered in this place.

inJu J^^Eia

The largest and best made ?tock of Clothing ever brought to Crawfordsville. We have Clothing for Men and Boys, of all grades. Call and see It, examine the qualitv, and hear our

and you will be satisfied. QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE, Tremendons Assortment.

We would here mention to those in want of Crockery, that we ure prepared to fit them out complete. We would call your attention to our i1»dli |f ""r

HA&9-W&11,

which we arc selling off at Cost, intending to discontinue that branch of trade.

Notions of all Descriptions.

In calling your attention to the above, we would here state that our stock is

FULL AND COMPLETE,

and has been selected with the greatest care by one whose long experience in the business renders him fully competent for the task.

CALL

AiV©

SJEE US!

We feel confident that we can make it to your interest to do so. ROBINSON, VANCE & CO.

Crawfordsville, April 21, '55.-tf

RNFOM eNICR.

Large and beautiful stock of Spring an£

SUMMER COOPS,

C. H. CLOUD &. CO.,

HAVING

received and opened up t&eir en

tire spring and summer stock of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c., &c., would respectfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and the surrounding country generally, that their stock i5 one of the most complete and perfect stocks crer offered in the place. We bought our goods at such prices, that all who may be in want of articles in our line, and will give us a call, cannot help bat be pleased.— Our stock is comprised in part of

HISS iiill,

of all the various styles & patterns, which we believe the Ladies will find the handsomest of the handsome amongst which maybe found Silks, satins, Berages, Berage De Laines, awiss, mull Mou5., Tissues, Delaines, Prints, ke.

Bonnets and Ribbons,

Of an endless variety—some of the finest softstraw Bonnets ever brought to the market and our French Flowers and Ribbons cannot be beat this side of Cincinnati. Readv Made

Clotlaing,

of all kinds: fine Cloth and Cassimere Coats and Pants, sUk, satin and mauv other kinds of Vests— various prices. Summer Coats, Pants, &c.

HATS & \PS»

Fine silk Fur. Panama, Leghorn, goft straw Hats—Misses Flats, and Childrens

dtsof

all.siz-

es, styles and prices. Boots and Shoes, That cannot be excelled by ^ny house in the place.

Queensware ^nd Glassware. We have a fine sto^t of the above ware, which the newly married, ^and those anticipating a catastrophe ofthe kinr],,) are invited to cai! and examine for themselves—"we'll never mention it."

Hardwares

We have a small lot of Hardware on hand which those in want of such articles will find to their advantage by calling a ad examining, as we wish to close out this part of our stock.

Groceries.

We also have an unnsaal supply of Gro(&ri««s Clurplirag, Dya-Stuffs C^£pct Wj^p^'tJStton Yarn, &Ot &C.

QS^In eoocJn«^7 we wish to say'to the Farmer* thai we always hold ourselves in readiness change Goods of any kind for all kinda of Pttd&eel Give us a call old friends aniil customers, we steitt be pleased to see yon. c.

S E I A N O I E

JSPThef knowing ones and-many of the rest of mankind," now us© no- other... cotigh remedy than Dr. Lococka PnlitKHS nic Wafers. Thny relieve coughs, colds/asthma, sore tliroaf, hoarsentesi? &nd liktf complaints, in an astonishing short time, and will effect a permanent core a fefr days. Thousands who hare used them, unite in declaring them agreeable to take, convenient to earn', strre to enre, purely' vegetable, and perfectly safe at all times for children or adnlts, and for public speakers and singers they are invaluable, as they a$ once render the voice clear and flexible..

Price 25 cents per box. Sold by medicine dealeis every where, and used by thousands throughout the States and Canttdas. ,/

TO BLACK-SMITHS! THE

xirulersigned has on hands soma THREE TONS OF IRON, well assorted—and wishing to go out of the trade, will sell it at reduced prices.

May 10, 1855.] F. H. FRY.

BRICK MOULDERS.

THE

subscribers want to employ two good Brick Moulders. We will pav good wages. May 3, 1855] H. PURSELL & BRO.

POUNDS BACON WANTED,

1 0 0 0 0

Smith, Stilwell & Allen's,

Salt, Pish, and Flour.

have now in Store, and in course of receiving— 150 Bbls. Lake Salt 50 Half bbls White Fish and Mackerel lO Bbls Choice Family Flour, To which will be made constant additions, to supdIv the trade, and for sale at the lowest rates, by

WILSON, G-RIMES & CO., 1 It 2

May 24,1855—40-tf

Commercial Block.

GRAHAM BRO.

EOO ND ARRIVAL OP

NEWG00DS,

SIXTY DAYS LATER FROM BOSTON I

GREAT INCREASE OF TRADE

TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR SALES

In One Month!

TT7E ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR SUMmer Sock of Dry Goods, Carpets, RsadyMade Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, direct from the Manufacturers and Importers of Boston, to which we invite the attention of all who want great bargains in good Goods, and the very latest styles. Our Rooms are full—our Stock is too large to enumerate the one thousandth arti-

23,000 Yds. Dress Goods, including every variety and style worn in the Eastern Cities. READY MADE CLOTHING,

Our Clothing Room is full of the best styles of Men and Boys' Ware. Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, Carpets, &c.,

Our Hat, Cap, Boot & Shoe Room is full of the best quality and styles of goods in this line, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices.

We ask all who want E A A A I N S In desirable. Goods, to come and see our Stock* The great increase of Trade enables us to undersell all competition. Come every body and see. No charges'for showing Goods at this Corner, and but little for sellinj

JAMES GRAHAM & BRO

June 7, 1855.

$20,000 rsr

TT7E have received, opened and are daily closing out .our third stock of Dry Goods, &c.. and at such prices, we care not who may say to thft contrary that cannot be excelled this side of the Eastern cities. Say what you will in reference to "defying all competition," the way to prove the matter of cheap goods, is for the peopie themselves, who are in want, to call at the several stores ofthe placc and examine and lfeam prices^ Then we say in the language of another,

We toefy aH Coinpeiitioo^ The truth is the truth, let it come from what qdaf* ter it may and every man should pay some ihtl* attention to it.

Our stock is as large as any in the plate, end was bought as low as any man, or set of men can buy them with the cash. We do not think it advisable to buy large stocks at one purchase, for the purpose of boasting and bragging, as some of our merchants do, but prefer keeping hark a little, that we may see the changes of styles and we aro thereby frequently enabled to do better in regard to prices We are now, however.

Receiving Goods Daily,

and shall during the summer, which wc shall at all times be pleased to exhibit to our friends when they may feel disposed to give us a call. We do not wish to deceive any one—we mean what we Bay, and all can have a chance of testing the truth of our assertions.

We shall dot attempt an enumeration of our stock, by any meaiis, but merely say, you need have no fears of cailing for an article in oorlina that we have not, neither in

DRY-GOODS,

CJLOTHInG,

Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes. Groceries. Queenswar®„ Glassware. Hardware. &c,, kc.

OUR ROOMS.

We have four roor-jSi all of wbicfc are well filled. The first room co*.ltainsallof our S S O O S

The sec

on{j

vooin contains our

§1®§§.

P'Lr third room fct up stairs, and contains an endless vatietv of

CLOTHNG, HATS & CAPS.

Our fourth, the basement, is fitted up exclusively

FOR GROCERIES.

We do not bring a few hogsheads of sugar in the early part of the.season, for the purpose of inducing custom to our establishment, and then close up but we always keep a sufficiency to supply the wants gf our numerous customers always and at sill times. We were, however, somewhat disappointed in the first opening of spring in not being able to get our sugar up the river, on account of low water, but have now on hand, and can sell it at prices that no one dare try to undersell.

We will here just mention that we will keep du ring theLsummer, a large aud fine lot of

.Fa

of all kinds, at the lowea^.^urwj^tfh as WMt#.

No* 3 2 3, MACKERELL,

ROE HERRING, and PICKEREL, by the barraL Jjftlfbarrel. kit or pound. We are also parmrtw^Mghest prioes for LwnBW, Shingles, Baconf\ and iu lact, all kinds of prouce which the farmer ^either in Goods or Cash.

SMTH, STILWELI* & ALLEN.-

.'-IfiQr-17££8S6. *V.

Tt7

RUSSESItea Abdominal Supporters ftreal® TD£w*nr.