Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 October 1855 — Page 3

Ishave

Nptice

NOTICE -pSr'

hereby given, that letters of administration boon granted to .the uudensigne d' on the estate of Marv Jane "Ward, deceased, late of Montgomery countv, Ind. The estate supposed to be solvent. CHKISTOPHER DICE, Adm'r.

Oct. 4, 1855.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

is hereby giver., that the undersigned as administrator ot the estate of Mary J. Ward, deceased,

late

of Montgomery county, Ind will

offer for sale at public auction, at the residence of Martli Dice, four miles east of Crawfordsville, on Friday the 26th day of Oct., If55, the following property to-wit: One Horse, cow and calf, beds and bedding, two bed steads. Bureau kc., &c.

TERMS OK S.MK.—A credit of twelve months will be given on all sums over throe dollars the puix'liivcr giving note with appioved securitv» waving valuation and appraismont laws, three dollars and under, cash in hand.

CHRISTOPHER DICE, Administrator. Oct. 4, 1855.

The Boston Cheap Store!

DAVIS & 6ARVIN

WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL DEAI.KRS IX

DRY-GOODS,

CLOTHma-,

BOOTS, SHOES,

HATS, CAPS, &c.,

"TT70ULDinfo.m their friends and patrons that they have received their iuiuieiiL-e stock of

FALL GOODS,

comprising by far the largest assortment to be found in Crawfordsville. We would call the attention of Retailers in the county to our full and splendid stock of

PRINTS, DELAINES,

H-H

inJ i©5

&c., ail of which we uuavaiui per cent, cheaper, than any place.

•e to sell at lca.-t ]0 other house iu thi

have had several years experience in some of the largest importing and Jolbsn." Houses in Boston, are (latter themselves that they possess facilities for purchasing goods at the

Lowest Prices,

and will sell accordingly.

Our

RI TAIL NEAR.F.RS IK

DRY GOODS!

Groceries,

DAVIS & GARVIN: CLOTHING STORE OP STAIRS.

Stock will always be Full,

as we have arrangements in Boston for having new styles vf goods forwarded to us weekly

iEELs:

Ex9esj® I

Call and see us at the old stand of M. Snook fc

Co. [September 27, li-55-ly. I

T. T.' WEB'STF.R. Y,M. ROV.-KRS.

WEBSTER & POWERS

Sic.,

'HidCX 3I:O.CS_.,?

HAVEGoods,

just received a tremendous stock of Dry Ready Made

©ii¥§ &

QUEENS-WARE & GLASS-WARE,

Groceries, &c., which will he sold nt sach prices that those calling can not help but be pleased.— We will exchange Goods at cash prices for all kinds of Country Prodube. Bring along your Feathers, Butter, Eggs. te

Ladogd, sept. 27,1855-4w.-

MERCHANT TAILORING.

fT^HE undersigned having received and opened

a large and complete stock for Fall and VVin3er titide, would respectfully invite the citizcus of Crawfordsville and vanity to call and examine for themselves. We will jnst say, that we believe we have a little of the finest" stock of superline jssl* rw? ^w. Cassimeres of all styles and colors felt and pilot Cloths.

SATINETTS AND TWEEDS,

black and fancy silk Velvets, Vestings, satin and worsted Goods, Shirts and Collars, Cravats and Stocks, Undershirts and Drawers, linen and silk Handkerchiefs, Gioves, Hosiery, kc., &c., that can be found in the place.

EPA11 kinds of work done to order on the shortest notice. We solicit a liberal share of public patronage. flf. B.—Shop on Green street, two doers south of Blair & Brown's, and immediately opposite Commercial Biock. JAMES HANNAH, sept. 27, It'55-tf.

Fresh Arrival of

:pall C&3

\&j *0

FROM NEW YORK,

ROBINSON, VMM & GO'S,, CONSISTING

of Ladies Dress Goods of the

best and finest quality, viz: Silks, morinoes, cashmeres, all wool delaines, printed delainea, Alpaccas, French and Scotch ginghams, bobinets, saxoiiv edging, worked collars, chemizetes, anti u.1 trsmmings. moss trimmings, silk fringes ornba velvet ribbon, double chain galoon, scotch plaid Shawls, kid Gloves, satin Bonnets, roll and lace edge, soft ssiaw. The Ladies of the entire community are invited to call and see our fine stock of slsS so® 33EC2 and other articles of taste. Ecpecial attention also to the Gentlemen will be given, in showing them our superior stock of

CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES,

B66V8 a 8B9I8*

HATS A\'l CAPS,

consisting of Panama, Hungarian, Pearl, Wide Awake. Also, Wagon

eulky and'buggy Whips. In fact every variety of articles in the Drv Goods line can ba had bv calling at ROBINSON, VANCE CO.'S.

eopt. 37, 1855.

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEHS IN

Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.

CRAIVFORDSVILLEI, INDIANA.

A E S

BET goods

E A A E

CLOTHIWa.

BOOTS & SHOES,

Q1JEENSWARE and GLASSWARE.

GROCERIES,&C.

T^Z-HICII WILL BE SOLD AT SUCH PRTCES as will convince this whole community that they can save money, (and money saved is money made) by making their purchases of them.

Sept. 20, 1855—5-lv

GRAHAM BRO.

'•a? as «,

THREE ROOMSFILLEQ WITH

NEW GOODS, $ 7 5,000

Sales in One Year!

1T7E ARE NOW RECEIVING THE EX-

celsior Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, direct from the Munufiieturersand Importers of Boston. Dry Goods of every style and quality used in this country, can be found in our

TRIENDOT'S PIL? OF «OODS •1,00 Ray State and Brosha Shawls, •l.OOO Yds. of lu.ick and Fancv Silk-1., 20.CG0 Prints, 25,000 Muslins and Sheetings, 2,00 Pieces of IVhih.s. 1,00 Mori noes, 12 Hales Batting. 1,00 1'icces Striped Sh.itings.

$7,00Q~ST0CK!

THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK of READY Maiio Clothing cvcrofVered for sale in this Market, can bo seen at Graham & Lrother s.

Our Stock includes every article of Men's and BOYS' Wore in use. Wo pledge ourselves to sell L'itv Retail prices.

BOOT, SHOE, HAT & CAP STORE.

100 Cases of Boots & Shoes, dircct from the before John W. Hurk, J. i'.

Manufacturers of Boston, including every quality and style in use. Ilatsand

Caps

of every variety

and stvie. at Graham & Brother's.

Carpets! Carpets!!

1,000 Yds., at City prices, at Graham & Bro's.

Wail Paper.

A large and extensive assortment of the best styles. We invite everv Gentleman ant Lady in tnis and the surrounding Counties, to call and see our Stock before purchasing e^ewheu The great increase of our trade enables us to bid defiance to competition.

Come one. come all. and see the Mammoth Stock of Goods, at Graham Brother's. We can and will sell below ail competition.— Conic Farmers, and Mechanics, and all, and bring all vour families, and cloths them at the Boston Store. JAMES GRAHAM &: BRO. sept. 20,1855.—5-ly

HORNER $c DAVIS,

No. 4.

COMMERCIAL BLOCK!

CRAWFORDSVILLE, 1XD.

$ RE ju^t receiving the largest and best sclccJ\. ted Stock of Boots, Shoes, and Leather, lor the Wholesale and Retail Uade, ever od'ered in this market, which we call upon our numerous friends and customers, and the public in general, to call and examine, as they will show for themselves.

Our Stock consists of Gents' Heavy Kip. Calf and Grain Boots Boys' and Youths'do. Women's Kip, Calf, Goat and Enameled Boots and Polkas Ladie's Kid, Enant 'led, Morocco, and Gaiter Boots Buskins do.: Misses' Ware, of all kind: and qualities Children's do.

We pledge ourselves to sell ten per cent cheap er than any other establishment in the West. HORNER DAVIS. sept. 20 1855—5-ly

E O A

AND

S O A N & O A N AVE REMOVED their Drug establishment a few doors west of the old stand, immediately opposite the

ir,

Court House and have just

received an ur.usuallv large and fresh supply of

!S MESiClNES,

OiIs7

Dyc-stufls, Window-Glass, Glass-ware, Perfumery, •Stationary, i'aney Articles, Gilt Mouldinds, (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. Ail of which we offer for sale on terms as liberal as those of ai.v other establishment of the kind in the Western country. fQ- Physicians, and all others, are requested to r-iU nt."1 examine for thems. ive*.

OUR STOCK JJy COMPLETE. Crawfordsville, June •, lfc55—ly.

WAR DECLARED!

', W. &• KBBUro*

HAS

just received the finest and best selected stock of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ever brought to Crawfordsville, and to prove the fact to yourself, just cali in, one door cast of the Holton House, aud try his Regalias, Principes, Casadoras, Flantation, Opera, Half Spanish, or any other brand you map call for. Tobacco, Lady Fingers, Jenny Lind, Pancake, S. B. William's Fine Cut, Koh'i'noor and Virginia Cavendish, together with all other articfes usually kept in a Tobacco store. [sept. 27.1855,

JVOTICE

S hereby ^iven, that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the last will of David Chambers, late of Montgomery county, dee'd.— Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

August 16, 1855.

50 BLS. SALT, just received and for pale-, by HAW d? JOSySQ^.

Election Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, $.

RECEIVED A

TREMENDOUS STOCK OF

ANDREW LYNN, Clerk or the Circuit Court for Montgomery County, do certify to the sheriff of said county, that the' following is the number and description of all the offices to be filled at the next general eloetio.-. to ho held in said county on the second Tuesday in October noxt to-wit: one representative to the General Assembly of the State of Indiana for

1hereby

BOSTON STOKE! $3®$Q0

Aug. 23, 1855

o. w. nALL.

NOhas

Montgomery Coun

ty, Clerk of the Montgomery Circuit Court, Auditor for Montgomery County, Coroner for Montgomery County, and one County Commissioner for district number one in Montgomery County.

In testimony whereof, I have hereto 1 subscribed mv name and aflixed the •j L. S. seal of said court, at office in Craw-

foresville, this 5th day of September A. D. 1P55.' ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk.

"Mie qualified voters of Montgomery County are notified to meet at their usual places tff holding elections in their respective townships on the second Tuesday in October next, and then and there vote for persons to till the several olliees mentioned in the Clerk's certificate above.

WILLIAM II. SCHOOLER, Sheriff, Montgomery County. sept. G, 1855.—Printer's fee $3

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS FOR

XfOTICE is hereby given, that for the purpose _Li of receiving Taxes, 1 will attend either in person or by deputy, at the usual places of holding Elections in the several Townships, as follows:

Township, Monday, Oct. 22, 1855. Tuesday, Wednsdv.

Coal Creek Wayne Sugar Creek Franklin Walnut Union Scott Clark Brown Ripley Madison

23, 24, 25, 2(5, 27, 2n, 30, :n,

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday, uosday, Wednsdv, 1 'i'liVcday, Nov.

Friday,

Ktites of Tax for A. I). 1S55, Are. for State lax 20 cents on each §100 and 50 cents poll: County tax 25 cents on each $100 and fifty ctspoll School tax ten cts on each one-hun-dred dollars and fifty cts poll Library tax 2k cts on each one-hundred dollars and 25 cts poll Sinking Fund tax two cts on each one-hundred dollars, in all the township.

Road tax 5 cts on each one-hundred dollars Co.\l-ercek, Wayne, Riqlov, Union, Madson, .Franklin, Walnut and Clark: and 10 cts on each one-hundred dollars in Sugar Creek township tax 5 cts on each $100 in Ripley, Union, Madison, & Clark 1 cts on each $100 in Wayne cts on each $100 in Brown: 13 cts on each :j i00 in Sugar creek 7 cts on each $100 in Franklin and 10 cts on oncli $100 in.Walnut. School Building tax, 25 cts on .'$11)0 & 50 cts poll in Brown,Madison, Franklin, Walnut And Clark, Twenty cts on earii $100 and 50 cts poll in Ripley 15 cts on e.\ch$100 and 30 ctspoll in Scott 10 cts on caeh $100 And 25 cts poll in Union and 50 cts poll in Sugar Creek. .JOHN R. COONS, Treasurer M. C.

Crawfordsville, Sept. 6, 1855.

Taken Up,

John Simpson of Union Township, one black mure, 141.,' hands high, has considerable collar maiks, is blind, or partially bll'hd in the right eyCj. lias.a-j.UHte star in the forehead, small wlute'spot on the left thigh, appraised to fifty dollars by Samuel Fullen, John P. Wray and I David Long, on the 3d day of September, lfr'55,

Sep.. 6, 1855.*

Attest:

ANDREW

P. LYNN, Clerk.

WABASH COLLEGE.

Tae fall term in tliis Institution will commence ou Thyrsiloy the '20th of Hept. We cannot too strenuously urge prompt attendance at the hcqinv'uKj of the Terra.

E. O.HOVEY,

Aug. 30, 1855] Cleric of the Faculty.

Crawfordsville Female Seminary. The Fall term of this Institution may heoxpected to commence, according to previous announcement, on Thursday the 20th day of September, in thp rooms heretofore occupied. AS. H. JOHJS'STON.

Aug. 16, 1855—52-3w"

JOHNSON.

NEW GROCERY

PRODUCE STORE THE

suhseribcr« having associated themselves together in the Grocery business have just received and are now opening on Washington street, 2 doors South of Graham's Corner, a general assortment of Groceries, consisting in part as follows: New Orleans, Clarinet], Crushed and Powdered Sugar New Orleans, Sugar-House, and Golden

Syrup Molasses Rio, Java St Laguaira Coffee, Imperial, Young Huyson & Gun-Powder,

Teas

Lard-Oil, Mackerel, Checso, Rice, dec. Tobacco, Cigars & Snuff Star, Tallow Candles and Soap Spices, Nutmegs, Candies, etc. Carpet Warp, and Cotton Yarn—all sizes Wooden and Willow-ware, (fee.

With a general assortmsnt of Goods usually kept in a Grocery Store all of which will he sold cheap for Cash or Countrv Produce.

HALL & JOHNSON.

Sept. 6, 1855.-ly,

Jnst

eeeived, a lot of the celebrated EASEL Miller & Co., G. C. Cincinnati,

OLE STEEL FLOWS, manufactur eil by Ohio.

II. & J.

.y^ASH PAID FOR WHEAT, by HALL fc JOHNSON. Sept. G, 1855.

WABTPD,

5,000 SHEEP FELTS, For which I will pay go od prices in Cash. ISAAC A.MARKS.

Sept. G-3-8iv

1 lun, is hereby given, that the undersigned been appointed executor of the last will of Henry Ristine, late of Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

Aug.

B. T. RISTINE, Executor.

16,-1855.

at No. 6 Commercial

UST SECE3AED tssortm consisting of Tea and Coffee Pots, Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers, Molasses Cups, and Castors,— which will be sold very cheap, in sets or single piecc. H, BALL & CO.

How, a fine assortment of Brittania Ware,

Notice

Iappointedgiven,that

S hereby the undersigned has been administrator of the estate of John Deer, late of Montgomery county, deceased.— Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

From

B. T. R1STINE, Executor.

the subscriber, living in this place, on Sunday, Aug. 26th, 1855, two Horses, one a Bay, blind of one eye the other a Roan, one baddly swollen hind leg: A licral reward will be given for the return of said horses to me, or any information in refife. ence to them, left with John Carrel in Crawfordsville. It is supposed they have gone in direction of Maysville, Warren Co., Indiana. PATRICK LIN

9ejt. SO, 1885

ORDINANCE NO. O.

SEC. 1.—Be it ordained by the President and l^ruslecs af the Town of Crawfordsville, That it shall bo unlawful for any'Swine to run at large within the Corporate limits of said Town, on and after the fust day of October, 1855. And it shall be the duty of the Marshall of said Town to impound any swine so found at largo within said limits.

SEC. 2.—And the said 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 ensuing, they will be sold at public-auction.

Si:c. —If prior to the expiration of said ten days after such impounding, the owner of such swine shall make satisfiictoiy proof to said Marshall of his ownership thereof, and shall pay to him the expenses incurred by reason of such impounding, such swing shall be delivered to such owner, iind said Marshall be entitled totwenufivo cents per head for each head of swine so impounded, mid ten cents per head for each day such swine shall remain impounded, as compensation for keeping the same.

Sue. 4.—If said swine shall not be so claimed within ten days, then after the expiration of that time they shall be 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 such 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 said Treasurer.

Passed August 2d, 1855. JOSEPHUS ROBINSON, Pres't. Attest: T. D. Bnowx, Clerk. Aug. 9, 1655.

1VAVEL ND PRESBYTERIAL,

Male and Female.

TIIISInstitution

gomery 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 in"point of healthfulness, industry and wholesome moral and religious influences. -p

Character of the Institution. It is designed to combinc intellectual with moral culture. The course of study is similar to that pursued in our best Institutions, affording unusual facilities for thorough instruction in the studies preparatory to a collcgiate 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 «tc, The academic year is divided into three terms of thirteen weeks each. The first term of the next year will commence on the 19th of September the second on the 9d of January, 1656 the third oil the JlOth of April.

Tin following are the rates of tuition per session English Branches, $1,00

Natural Sciences, philosophy & history 5,00 Languages and higher Mathematics, 7,00 .Instrumental Music, 10,00 Use of Instrument, 3,00 Incidental fee, 25 Bo riling can be obta:nel in private families from Jjljo 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):! Instrumental Music. Terms of tuition the same as in the Male Department. French and Vocal Music taught without additional charge.

LVI-:MAUKS.—The number in attendance during the past year is 21'.). embracing students from five different »S'tates. Having secured the assistance of a Female Teacher,a Teacher of Instriiuicr.tal Music, and an additional building which will be completed by the opening of next term, we hope that we shall continue to recieve the patronage of an educating public.

H. S.KRITZ. '. J. M. COYNER. delate Principals.

Waveland, Ind., July 26, 1855.—10-3m

I N E S O

FOR THE INFORMATION OF those wishing to improve their Stock, I will

just say I have a few head of fine young Bulls, from a sucking Calf to a two year old, for sale.— They ire of various colors—Red, Roan, & White. They will be sold ou reasonable terms.

JEREMIAH B. DURHAM.

N. B. I will also dispose of my Ky. Bull, which 1 have had on my farm for several years, on reasonable terms.

Waveland vicinity, Aug. 16, '55—52-.')\v

CABINET & CHAIR

RI^2GYi TO COMMERCIAL HOW.

r1PIlE

undersigned having removed to his new

1 buildings in Commercial Row, one door south of Campbell, Gaicy Harter's Store, would respectfully inform the citizens of this place and vicinity that he has on hand a general assortment

FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.

Made of the best material and by experienced workmen and flatters himself that he cannot fail to please a discriminating public. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and we will make it to your interest to buy of us.

O* Remember, Shop one door south of Commercial Block. WM. ROBERTSON. Aug. 23, 1855.—1-if

A O O O A I O N

HOUSE AMD LOT FOR SALE, Xns. avelana.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEING Pc'rnianent'y located in Orawibrdsville, and wishing to buy a small

Residence in said town, will sell 0:1 favorable terms, a vaiauble House and Lot, situate in the town of Waveland, Montgomery county, 14 miles west of Crawfordsville. This property is well improved, and is situated in a very desirable part of town. Contains six rooms, out buildings, and all the conveniences necessary to a pleasant and desirable Residence. Waveland is a point on the C. &. St. L., and E. & C. Railroad, and is well known as being a healthy, pleasant and prosperous place her citizens have an enviable reputation in point of morality and intelligence, and her facilities for Education, and the inculcation of good wholesome morals, are unsurpassed by any town of heir size in the State.

TERMS CF SALI —Made to suit purchaser. Address, or apply to D. M. CANTRILL. Journal Office, Crawfordsville. N. B. This property will be sold or exchanged for either a small Residence, or vacant Lots Crawfordsville.

Aug. 23, 1855.

DISSOLUTION.

THE

SIMEON CLORE, Adm'r,

Sept 13,1855.

STRAYED AWAY.

OH.

co-partnership heretofore existing between Smith, Stilwell & Allen IIAS this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The Books & accounts are left in the hands of Tobe Smith, and can be found at the Treasurer's Office. Those indebted to the firm, will please call and settle immediately. We need the money at once, and without delay.

SMITH, STILWELL & ALLEN.

August 37,1855.—3w

DR. J. S. ALLEN,

HAYING

resumed the practice of his profess-

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

He will be prompt nnd unremitting in attention to all cases confided to his care. Er"Office on Main street, over Pursell's store.

Jua* 7, I8s»»-ly.

TAKEN UP.

B25th

Barton Bunnel of Wayne Township on the day of August on it ray steer deep red with a white spot in the forehead some white on the brisket and some some white on the end of the tail branded with the letter O on the left bin: appraised to eighteen dollars by David Thompson Samuel Bilker and Jeremiah Murphy, September 11th 1855, before George Bratton, J. P.

A coopy attest ANDREW P. LYNN, Clerk, Sept. 20,1855.

Administrator's Sale.

"VJOT1CE is hereby given, that I will sell at

JL\

public auction, on Friday the fifth day of October next, at the late residence of John Deer, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased his personal property consisting of Horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn in'tho field, Wheat and farming utensils, household and kitchen furniture.

TERMS::—A. credit of three months will be geven on all sums exceeding three dollars, the puachaser giving his note with approved security waiving valuation or apprusment laws.

FRIENDS,

is located at Waveland, Mont

ISAir-tight

SIMEON CLORE, Adm'r.

Sept 13, IS55..

NEW BRICK!

we have a fine Kiln of nice front

newly burnt BRICK for sale. Piich in. July 26, 1855) H. PURSELL & BRO.

N O I E

A LL persons indebted to S. BINFORD & CO., 1\ or M. SNOOK & CO., either by Note or Account, will please call and settle the same with S. Binford, before the 1st of October.

Aug. 9, 1855.—!)w.

SELF-SEALING

IT A N

J. HOOVER,

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

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

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

THOMSON &

RiSTlNE,

Have Removed their i?

31a Office To the Brick bnilding over Campbell, Galey Harter's Store.

June 15, 1855.—tf.

N E W O O S

A N

KT O I O S-

ITMUENDS!

We are now receiving one of the

most desirable Stocks of Standard, Miaseilaneous, Theological. Low, Medical, School, Dialogue, Geographical, Grammar, Arithmetic,Maps, and Fine Stationery, of all the kinds no-.v in use.

LilHO&BAPH

Of different sizes nrrrl cjiraHticn. Full and lfalfBound Bl'k iiooks, Ledgers, Invoice, Percussion Notes, Memorandums, of all kinds. Paper by the Ream, of fifty different kinds. Gillctt's Pens, No. .'103. by the Grose—and forty other Brands. Our NOTIONS are full and complete.

TO M:©3!§.

Wo have added a fine new large SHOW CASE to our Store, cntirelv for the displav of our fine or EB r, And oi:r purchase is so very large in Jewelry that it is impossible for you not to get suited sit our S:ore, as we have over two hundred s^lcs of

EA11 KINGS AND BREAST P/NS, Of the purest Hard Solder Gold down to the common Soft Solder—and over one thousand

GOLD AND CORNELION RINGS,

Gold and Silver Watches,

GOLD LOCKETS.

OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES. LADIES AND GENTS FINE

GOLD CHAINS & KEYS.

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 a full assortment of

Ify

toj 21 2vi

COLT'S AN^OTHER REVOLVING SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL. Also wc keep constantly 011 hands the bestarticb

COLORADO and VIRGINIA

mzz

To be found in Town. Wc also have a choice selection of the l'.nest Brands of

[ki a.j A A

AND

Domestic Cigars,

TO BE FOUND IN THE MARKET. O VF.R OXE HUNDRED

From Sevcnty-fiive Cents up to Twcnty-fiive Dollars. Also a line variety of the most celebrated

Violins and Guitars,

BANJOS, FLUTES, FIFES, and MUSICAL BOXES, and other small Instruments, such as HARPS kc. Wc are also prepared to mend vour Accordeons in short notice. Bring them on. Wp keep everything included in the line of Musical Merchandise—-ueh as

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

LADIES! We have a few of those fine

WHITE CRAPE SHAWLS,

Very cheap, and a variety of RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,HATS, CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHiNG, cheap for Cash. Wc take all kinds cf

O N O E

So give us a call. O3 To Pedlers and Country Merchants, we'will sell you all kinds of Notionsat low figures, as Ave have a very large Stock 011 hands. H. PURSELL & BROTHER.

May 3, 1855—37-ly

1@@¥8 S IBS1I

Campbell's UORNER GREEN

Old stand & VERNON STS.

A. P. WATSON & CO.

WOULD

respectfully call }he attention of the public to their extensive and well selected stock of

Hoots c&3 Blloes! They were bought to sell, and persous will lind it to their ad vantage to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

Our stock of LEATHER & FINDINGS

LARGE AND COMPLETE,

BEING THE MOST

EX TEN'S I V£'

inthisplacc.

A. WATSON & Co.

May 17,1855-tf.

BRICK MOULDERS.

S E I A N O I E

iftirThe knowing ones and many ot "the rest of mankind," now use no other cough remedy than Dr. Lococks Pulmonic Wafers. They relieve coughs, colds, asthma, sore throat, hoarseness and like complaints, in an astonishing short time, and will effect a permanent cure in a fev days. Thousands who have used thc-m, unite in declaring them agreeable to ti.ke, convenient to carry, sure to cure, purely vegetable, and perfectly safe at all tones for children or adults, and for public speakers and singers they are invaluable as they at once render the voice clear and flexible. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by medicine dealcus every where, and used by thousands throughout the States and Canwdas.

LA FA YETTE AD VER T1 SEME NTS.

JOBBING HOUSE

NO. 10 PURDUE'S BLOCK, LAFAYETTE, IND.

HAVE

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

Yarn and Carpet Warp

Superior, New Hartford. Anchor, Victory, Utica st. Mills & other brand*. Brown fihectincr Case Bleached Sheetings 5c to lfe Bleached, Brown, Blue and Shfe Drills Blenched and Brown Jacquaed Diapers .. Bleached and Brown Linen, do Cases P. Allen & Sons Prints, various col. pat.

A. W. Sprnmies Amcr. Print Works, Briggs, Connistoga, Globe, II Ocean, Crompton, Washington, Union, Cochcco, Merrimack, Putnam, Faulkner, Robe.-ons,

do do do do do do do do do do do do do

do do do do do do do do do do do do do do

May 3,1855—-37-t/

May 3, 1S55—37—tf

uo dO do do do do do do do do do do do do

Domestic, Scotch and En^l -1 0 nghams Lawns, Bareages, Bare age De Lames. tLr" leathers and Wool taken in exchange Gf»ods.

May .1, 1855—37—tf

GOODS.—Jaconet Cambric1'

Sarcenet Cambrics: Swiss and Book -Muslins Jaconet and Swin.s Checks Dotted Swiss Victoria ami Bishop Lawns

La ces,

J. TMlmi

lain and Fig'd In sortings Muslin Edgings and Inserting'Black, Silk and Cotton Laces: Bleached and Brown Table Linen White Linen Napkin and Doylies Pillow Case and ..Sheeting Linens, and 10^ Irish Linens, etc.. etc.

PURDUE STACY

_T AT S HATS i!—Superior silk Hats of all _I the qualities and Styles. Bl'k Pearl 61 White Wool, do

do do do Chevalier, do do do do il.irio, do do do do W'd-Aw'k do do do do Kossuth, do do do do IVLigyar, do do do do Warrior, .do Palm Leaf, do Leghorn, Canton Straw

RESS GOODS AT PURDUE & STACY'S Wholesale Dry Goods Store, Lafayette, Ind. Superior Bi'k Oil boiled Gra'de shine

Silk, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 38 inches wide. Superior Black Lasting, do 24, 28 & 30 Fancy Plaid an/1 Stripe do Plain Changeable do Marcelain and Florence Silk, all colors Superior Silk Tissues: do Plain and Figured Bareges Barge De Laines, Challeys, Swiss Muslins, French printed Jaconets, etc.

Mav 3,—37—tf

OIN NETS AND MILLINERY GOODS.At Wholesale. Silk Lawn, Soft Scraw,

Belgrade, Gossamer, French Tuscan, Bonnets, Bonnet Silks, Bor.net Frames and Crowns, Bonnet Wire Fronts, Artificial made Bonnet Linings, Tabbs, Ronches, Ribbons, etc., At Wholesale onlv. No. 10 Purdue's Block. PURDUE fc STACY.

May 3, 1855—37—tf

Crawfordsville Factory!

E. H. HILLS & CO.. Won.D

invite the Farmers, Wool Growers and all those wishing to exchange Wool lor Goods to their spring stock of Woolens, consist ing of Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets, Doeskins, Jeans, Blankets,Flannels,a jew pieccsoi'Tweeds, and Cottonades j'or summer ware stocking Yarns kc. In addition to our own manufacture, we have made some selections from the best Woolen establishments in Ohio and can assure our friends that wchave the largest and best assortment that wc have ever presented all of which we will exchange lor Wool at

Wholesale Prices.

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

Curding, Spinning and Role Making at the customary prices. N. IS* Our Goods will be kept for exchange &• wool received at Sweetser & D.tvis' 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 Hillc,, Davis & Co. if delivered at the Ware House of Sweetser Davis.

May 3, 1855—4m.

FAHM FG3 SALE. S SI

THhundred

J^ undersigned 'Svill sell at private sale one and twenty acres of Land, lying on the Danville Road, one half mile south of the outdots ot Craw lordsvi'le. It is all under fence, about dO ficves under cultivation the balance well timbered, with good running stock water, and a never failing spring.

I'ifciu'.T.r. .vsji'.U-

Sheriffs Sale.

v'r+re

of fo

jr Executions to me directed Common Picas Court

from t.'C of

of Mont,, Covritr, I will espose to sale at publicauct. Court House door in the town of Crawfbnbvuife Mouviomery County and Stat» of Indiana, on Saturday the 6th day of October lc55, between" the hour3 of It) o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the rents and profits for the term of seven rears of the following described real estate to wit:

Lot

FALL

Leghorn, Canton Straw do Canada, do Pedal Braid, do C'hildian's and Bays' in various kinds, at wholesale onlv. 'PURDUE & STAC P.

W'v

THOMAS J. BEARD.

March I. I855.-tf.

tLoodiing-firlasses and IMates. Packages iooking-Glasses, ass'd sizes, in v., mahogany, walnut and »ilfc Frames. 15 boxes looking-glass Plates, assorted, from 8, by 10 to. 16 by 32 •.' Brooks & CampbU.

Number six (6)

also lot number seven (7) also lot number twentythree (S3) in the town of Middletown Montgomery County and State of Indiana, and if the renta and profits will not bring a sufficient sum to satisfy said executions, I will then and there^ at the same time and place offer for sale the Fee simple of the above described lots. Taken on execiition as the property of Daniel B. Ellis at the suit of Ralph W. Boothe and Andrew J. Preston.— Et al vs Daniel E. Ellis, Et al.

WILLIAM II. SCHOOLER, Sheriff Montgomery County, Sep. 61855.—Printer's fee $2,50.

Rhodes' Fever and

OTJTEUES,

OH ANTIDi )TE TO MALA R1A,

FOR

the Prevention rid Cure of INTERMITTENT aud REMITTENT FEVJUS, Ftvtr. and AGUE, CHILLS and FEVJ-.R, DUMB AGUK, GKNEHAL DEBILITY, N IGIIT SWEATS, and all other forms of disease which have a common origin iu Malaria or Miasma.

This is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which will entirely protect any res dent or traveller even in the most sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague or Billions disease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Maiaria or Miasma.

It will instantly check the Ague iu persons who have suffered for any length of time, from one day to twenty years, so that they need never to have another chill, by continuing in use according to directions. The patient at once begins to recover appetite and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical cure is effocted. [t/'One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases some may require more. Directions printed iii German, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price one dollar. Liberal discount m.uie to the trade.

JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, R. I.

PROOF OF SAFETY. New-York, June II, IF55.

"I have made

chemiiv.t exaininiition of

"RHODES' Fi- vxit and AGUK LVJIE," or 'ANTIDOTS FC.H M.'.LMW.'.,' -\nd have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury, (,'u'nine, and Stryehuii.e, bat have not tour.d a partic.c of either in it, nor have I IOUIKI any subitmce in its composition that would prove injurious to the constitution.

JAMES It. CHILTON, M. D., Ca^m'.Ji."

-EVIDENCE OF MERIT.Li:wjnr:i:o, Union Co., May 13. l:-55. MR. J. A. Iin'i S—Di-mSr: '1 lie box of medicine you sent me is duly received 011 the 11th of April. 1 ha\ 6 sold about one half v! it, m-A so far tue people v.-110 have used it arc sat'.si.cd that it iias cured them. It has certinnly st.i t«l the A,.ue in e.xervone who used it, and six.o 'r..t, :'ses were (i long standing. My s:itc*r, who iu .-. h-.A i*. for five or six year.- back, r.nd could never get is stopped, exempt by Quinine, and tha: only as lung as she would t.vke it, isnuw, I think, entirely cured bv vour remedy',-.:? C. It. McGjNLY."

I cACTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS I Take no more Arscnse. Meicury, Quin.ne, -1 Strychnine, or Anti-lJerio.ii'js er ineilic'nt: of any kind, L: 1 _• virtue of which is owing t., such prisonous Orugo. The most they can do is to "ureas the c'r'lls" for a short time, while teey are ,-nre to cause constitutional maladies thrt cease only with :ife. lu'/iiien.ber tiiut the only b'ever and Agua remedy that is harmless as well as sure, is

BliODES' FEVER ANi' AGUE CURE. For sale wholesale? ivreta'.l by Robert Brow uing Indiiin:ipo,is, and Druggists generally. sept ti, I5—ly

A O A I /T! nvr

r*^HE

jxl A E

0 3

•kAt Or' JH .S INsTI aiinence

.'U-

011

Tnursdav. ten

i. TiON wd ber 135 th. Rev. GIBBO.V ^-'IJ-.LIAMS. Superintendent and General A-en t, Miss EMILY W-LLIAMS, Principle and Teacher of

Iiitedectna1. and Moral Philoiojiliy, Matuc-'\ inatics, ?.nd French. Miss E. R. ELUOTV, Teacher Natural Science Ss

Latin.

Miss DELIA .1. WILLIAMS, Principal of the Acadomic Department. Miss MARY A. L'KAI.V, Teacher of ilusio and

Drawing. ... Miss MAUY A. Foisn, Assistant Puple. TL'IT.O.V—Primary Department.§2,50 to §3,00. Higher English brahees, $4,1)0 to §5,ft().—French, exta, $o,9t!—Latin, exta, $2,Oil.—Lessons on Piiino Forte, $10,01).—Use of Instruments, $2,00. Drawing. f.'l,00.—Board per session, $'10,00.— Washing, 50 cents per dozen. Young Ladies will be expected to furnish their own lights, teaspoons, sheets and pillowcases —Half "the amount of Board in advance, and the balance at the close of the cession. No deduction fur absence unless in case of protract sickness. The year will he divided into three sessions of thirteen weeks each. A Teachers' Class will be formed at the opening of the session.

Miss K. A. W illinms is a graduate of the Tracy Female Institute, Rochester, N. Y., and has been the Principal of the High schools of Indionopolw and erre Haute. Miss Delia J. Williams has been Principal of the Fourth and sixth Ward schools of Iiulianopolis, two year. Miss Elliott ia a graduate ofM rs. Willard'tTsennnarv, Trov, N. Y., and for the last two years it the h'ead of "Mayville Academy, (Jhan'a Co., New York.

LADOGA is on the N. A. &, S. R. It., thirty-eight miles south of Lafayette, And twenty miles north ot GreencAstle.. All inquiries shall be immediately Attended to, by addressing Rev. Gibbon Williams, Ladoga, Montgomery county, Indiana.

GIBiiON iLLIAMS, Superintendent. LAdogA, Aug. 15th, lef)5.—2-4w.

10,000 Russians Lost in :S@m

iSB L3

Great js^xcitemout throughout the entire

EUROPEAN CONTINENT!

ELL, this rn'iy all be, but the people of the United States are perfectly iice and easy in reference to the who!« inr.tter. The citizens of Crawfordsville' and vicinity, should feci more, deeply interested in reference to the place where tliev ni:iv supplv tlicmselves with all the ncccssary

READY MADE CLOTHING,

For the coming Summer. 'To settle this matter at once, we would just say, that those in vr.iuf. of any thing in our line, cannot .«aul v. ill not. lose anr thingby giving us a call and' our' stock an e^andnation. Vie know this- assertion to be" tr«fi?t6'ti letter, as our ck in to-co were ui .ulaciurcd i'rom perfect fabrics, raul iu the mast sub.-t intial I ninnner. by" VrTo best of workmen. We have

Coats ot v.tfjous styles, both in cui and material. Pnnts ctj., Vests or' an tuule?s variety, irom tin© Satin ('own to cheap Summer Sh'rts. Drawers, Uuuer-shirts, Oil Cloth Cum Coats, &c.

We have also our usual supply of Dress Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks, Berages. DeLaii.s, Swiss and Muli ilous.. Jaconets, Tissues ai,d Prints, ot" au eiuliess varietv.

IIATS & CAPS,

O! the latest stylc3, from a 10 cent Palm to a Gr.a silk or Fur Hat.

may 10, 1855.

e&3 Siioes

Gf all kinds, sizes.and prices, ctuculutod to suit anv and ali. QIIEENSWATiE fe GLASSWARE.

We have a very fine. i-A ot yueenswarc, to .,-hich we invite your attention, which we are selling oif at extremely low prices. fiiipecerics«

Dye-Stufls, Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, and Carpets. We wish to impress more fully upon the minds of the Farmers, generally, the propriety of bringing with them, when they have occasion to town, their .Produce of ali kinds. We promise you, we will always allow the highest market price, inexchange for Goods nnd the Good9 at the 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.

DAVID WERTH'EIM.