Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 13 March 1856 — Page 3

Oar 0ml ipprlment.

D. M. CANTRILL, Editor.

THURSDAY, .MARCH 13.

SALUTATORY.

Fellow-Citizens of the County of Montgomery. and of the City of Cra it for as :!&— In assuming the Editorial management of'the Local department of the

Journal,

we will endeav

or, briejly, to give our position in reference to all matters of importance which ma come under our immediate notice.

Politically Native American, Anti-Shivery, Temperance, and eternal hostility to Old Linoism in general.

Home Affair?—Tn favor of supporting and cucouraging home industry of every kind, and patronizing our own Mechanics and business men generally.

Morally—Not extreiiioly pious ourself, hut in favor of any and everything which we conceive to be man's duty toward his Maker, himself, and his fellow-man.

Personally—Xot married, but. don't know how soon wo may be, as this is leap year, and we are generally conceded to be tolerably good looking. Not very rich, but willing to earn our living by the "sweat of the brow,'-' and thus obey that awful and solemn decree. ]). M. C.

W AXTE1)—Immediately, at the "Review'' OfHeOjSome one to take charge of that establishment, and to instill a little decency and self respect into the brainless POX KEY who preside? over that conglomerated mass of pestilential corruption Persons applying are requested to prepare themselves with a quantity of Strychnine, as the removal of the long accumulated tilth about the premises mi^ht possibly lead to the discovery of thtif hideous shaped HAT, which has frequent-

that "Institution." Said RAT is seme thing of a "tragedian," and is said to have made his titst appearance among the "rubbish'" of a certain Theatre in Chicago. A little Essence. or Asafcetida,' might be of some service in keeping ..down "bad smells,"

X. 3.—Messrs. Allen May. Lay men. Fmde. Stover A: others, are de«.iropff ol ci!&po-"i„- ef thin individual interests in the concern previous to the change, lest they might be pee'inhirily imurcd Isv the operation. For the Km I toffV irn

LSFOIIM ATIOX WAXTEI.—V wdl nay one reward for any information that wi!! S.'-.d a:rest of the RAT that i'e 1 If il of a certain "Auction 13:11 cii hi this 0Hice the other dav. 'i ne last, hea he was gnawin:* away at r. vaclcsf^e ot Teas," shipped from PL IdJ.cVi ia iu the L': oi tho "Review."

O" The richest thing of the ^oa-on cr»'i» f'.'ic Other eveiling en Vernon street. A very frien liy '•cloud" while prom'n.v' ncr tit- -'i

c-iTir Messrs. HANNAH ct CASSKI.:,, vertise a fre^h arrival of Gent's aLlo fioods, Cloths, Cassirncres, itc to-day's jiaper. Give (iiein a call.

OVSTEit ASD iKiIC.\Ti.»X .".-J L' I'lT.,".. Oil

Batnrday evening last, we had the pleasure of attending the nicest treat in the wav of an Oyster Snppor, we have ever tlio good fortune to participate in. 1

is now occupied by John R. Robinson & Co., as a Dry-Goods Store.

Circuit Court is -now in session in

this city, II. S. LANE presiding as dndge. A number of very important cases are on the Docket, and muc|i interest is felt in reference to some of them.

Q9"Hon. DAN. MACE

GREAT CURE OF RHEtJMARISM IN CINCINNATI, OHIO.—CONVINCING .EVIDEMCE.-TJ'-or more than 3 years I have been suffering with rheumatism and enlargement and pain of the bones and joints. have strictly followed the advieo of physicians, aud-at other times used .such family medicines as dad been recommended for the cmo of rheumatism still I did not improve in the least, and was frequently compelled to keep my bed, and thereby was prevented from attending to my business. Some weeks ago I was induced by a frioud to try Carter's Spanish Mixture. The effect was miraculous. 1 I felt considerably improved after 1 had taken the fourth dose have only used one single bottle, and am entirely free from all pain. I feel better than 1 have felt for years and I attribute my completely-res-tored health solely to the use of Carter,s Spanish Mixture. 1 consider it a most excellent medicine for rheumatism and all diseases of the blood, and cheerfully recommend it to the 'alllieted. liURUlT, S. E. corn:'r Fourth and Walnut

March fi, 1850.-29-1

lv been seen and s.MKT.i.Ln about the "Sanctum" of f»on*l to ^tihvaukie lor the medi:,in,.—

Tlie immense mass of testimony in favor of IToofluiv•I'ff O-onn-m Bit'ers, convinces us that tho article is all thai it is represented to be, 'and in consequence, we advise a tiial of it by those afflicted with di^casps for which it is ivcom mended.

H. CHATFi !•'[.!, E-q., said: I.owr.u,,. Dodge CO, Wis., Nov.T, 1851. —"Over a roar a^o 1 sent some mono}' to \\n fmin Canada, and received home of your (ierman Hitters, which us.* 1 and found great ie!ieffroiii heuhh has improve,} to such a degree, that 1 am able to attend to my own business. A large number oi dyspeptics in this neighbor have had

.\ agent here could sell large quantities as I know it to be a euro euro." Samuel Moore, i'ialleviile, Wisconsin dames L. Mauville, .Jefferson, Wis. Holdon, Kemp Ai (Jo,, danesville, is and others that Mate, have also expressed their .great eoiuidonc.j in th.• vntuos ol the Pliters. See atlveitisemenf.

Mai 0, l^U-Lil-]m.

L1 \'s lis •-'I his medicine ai 11 well moiitcd popui .!311. |'i.iliLii ii'-m, cures dinrrlia'A, til

mei

ve would just say in conclusion. Old 1 \«e i.- now commanding S) cents per io. at the FtmmO ry.

«f i' il'nt

1"'!"

.'I

to meet Young Auicr.ca, with wnoin he nail o.vn very !kmi!:.aron former neia--'^n-- 11ot hj 'hiparticular juncture scemirt -i.o. ed to 1^3 h.:'.i by v.iih contempt.

lie .1"' i'i,. n-

what chagrined at thL bi^ l\ .1:,e"e ciixtemptuously exclaimed II"ii heh I child, gue=s you necd'nt fe-jl quite lartre. dis niggah am got o« do .-ame stylo olj ud wat you is, cat-tain! A'.'lio's h-t

ITT" The weather stiil continues'cxrivnia'.v oold for the lateness of tiie itn-oii, O.t ti.ti.no e!t ranging horn to 10 degrees below rcro dur.nL-. the present week, .,We ir wm*e»' j.. t-j ia« all sua mer.

nr A. P.a:-s .h adve.u,t.-- al ligc I nvf-j|i.r'i Peacock Plow®, in on-'tSics- c-o'r.mn. Seed tine1 is coming- on. ami oi' «_ ou, I i. .i v,ato patronize Mr. Bandit.

PI.OVVS:

Supper was given by our friend Dr. MORGAN, for the purpose of dedicating hi--newly finished room in Empire Block.— The room in which it was prepared, is one of the finest and most elegantly finished iu the West, and the styles, workmanship, and painting cannot be surpassed anywhere. This added much to the interest of the occasion, and the richness and. abundance of the Oyster-Soup, gave it a still deeper interest to us. Oysters and oyster-soup, sweet-meats, &c., &c., abounded in rich profusion, and such a "taking-in" of Oysters we seldom sec. Much credit, is due io Dr. Morgan, for the style in which the supper was served up, and also to Mr. NATHANIEL MORGAN, for the superior skill displayed in the finish of the new room. It

will accept

PUw- A TKAVELEB.

our

thanks for very valuable public documents, among which is a copy of the U. S. Coast Survey.

For the Montgomery Journal.

MR. EDITOR —Permit me, through the columns of your Journal, to express my -gratification and thanks to the proprietors of the Crane House, for their kind, hospi.table and polite attention. In traveling through your pleasant village, I have frequeutly stopped with Messrs. Fisher & Fagan, and always received a hearty welcome, a kind reception and all those polite attentions so agreeable to' every traveller.— They are prompt, accommodating, attentive, and make every exertion for the comfort of the traveling community. I was pleased and -gratified with the proprietors, their table and the general mode of conducting the house. Travelers will find there a pleasant and comfortable resting

i. Givsj)

Jamaii' a wiikv for its u'onjt assists digos-

iijoys

atn. is excellent lotis likewise an excelto iiie. Ko iauulv

s'.i-k ss r.-niaeli, and

the

lent and uivi^oiating sho'ihi l,o wnkoiit it. I'. 1, ".'/o-'Jtr.

Prjfi IIn»T Rpstor.*»nv?». T.V ii\l1-" pf'O ti cjt,v ut to the id r'fi- nv nt this in-tic-lo '.n mothe:- eoinmii of our p.ai»r. It has. now been a utile less t.lian two years be/ore the tiiihiic, and yet it has beeomedrom its intrnisiei*««rt. stanoard arf:-h upon the sh.dvos otaltiiesi ail drtiLaisfs, and the.- diopter Ih-rahl snvs. ••ii now stands sit the head oi all rensenios o! !ie hi''" -t it 'it ii -e.i l,-- iig w' nit, itn.Ci.i'jen th'1 d'^t nuns-la --t \t. --men, as •m ,,-nem n'-u'ei-o* the ru die il ni"f,.',0!, 'K 'i 1 o[ the h" iiit i-hger.oe-, -m nlf-partitoj toe country testilv that ir. 1 i1 ii In ad •ho-Jjidd, rcm.'Ve a-il iicwrti-.iil asid itchin-j:, and ol! ii vi 1 ii in ii iv ti 'ti ,, u- 1 ]a p-i-i 1 io a«u ti-'uin i.ilniig out !i) ar.1. imaginable .me. IteaI ii ii it I in ii of he tr.o arei.t-s. ni:d v.'o' thing-yoti ctinnot doubt, .l-o the adwi it iii.u t. Oct If—'

j-Lovrs

FJ EBR A TED PEA COCK TOW be had at A. Kai-ro!fs 1 ard htov on Yernon Street, .south side of the Pi 1 aie. mJi

aWEW ALBANY

KOI' X'G BE

FKDE1S0IS.

R! E OTTA Pi 8

Can depend on buying their

UEEMSWARE

R. O 1T i-

MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT

BxtOOSS & eilMPlSILS, As low as from any houbc west of the Mountains.

"We have in Store and to arrive for the Spring Trade, 500 CRATES OF

O E \i

Comprising all the latest designs and qualities, which we are determined to offer to the trade at

Unusually low Figures.

Also, 2,000 Boxes of

CL te

C'."iiMr.ing_of al] kinds of Tumblers, Jars. Molasses Ums, Salts, Sugars, and Preserve Dishes, icc. 1 o0cther with an immense stock of

EOKKLUX AND DO^IES'J'iC

Hardware and Cutlery.

In our Domestic Hardware Department we can only say that V,"E WILL duplicate any Cincinnati or Pittsburgh invoice. And in all Foreign Goods, no house East or West shall undersell us, as we import directly from the manufacturers.

We have also the heaviest stock of

FARMINR T19LS

Around the I-al's, and will offer them at such prices that will induce every one that gives our stock an anamination to leave their orders.

We only ask that all, before making their purchases will give our stock a thorough elimination and we feci confident of quoting prices that will be satisfactory and secure your custom.

ILT You will always find us open from A..M., until 9 P. M., ready to show you through outstock. [CP All orders sent us will receive the personal attention of one of the members of the firm. 1? Goods delivered at Wharf-boats, Jelfersonville, aud N. A. S. Itailroad Depots, free of charge.

Give us a call. BROOKS & CAMPBELLS, Main St., .New Albany, Ind. Fab. 2S, 1656.—2S-*jr

IMPORTANT TO FARM

GEST & BEEIMER S

STALK CUTTERS!

Made expressly to order, at

S a 3 3

FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP,

LAFAYETTE, IXDT persons wanting them, will please ham

J:\ in their orders, which will be pnimpt.lv at tended to. 1 also manufacture and keep "constantly on hand

STEAM :»ENGmES,

CORN SHELLfcltS AND HORSE POWERS V. itieb ean be had on the most reasonable term* and are warranted to give perfect satisfaction.

Feb. 28, C—

rJ"rees,

A. BALDWIN".

Al Wl NiSTli ATOR'H S A M. OTIE is hereby given, '.hat the undersigned executor of tho last. Will and testament- of John Fralev, late of Madison township, in Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased allhi* persmiai properly, consisting of Household Furniture one ihiggy ono set of Black-smith's Tuols, whieh will be sold at public auction at the late residence of saiil deceased on the With day of February,' lcpt),nnd a lot of corn, which will be sold in the ame. manner and on the same day at the town of .Linden, in said..township. •"Terms.—A credit or' throe months will he given on all sums exceeding throe dollars, the purchaser giving his''note with approved security, pa able without relief from valuation or apprise-iii.-nt laws. THEODORE L. FHALHY,

Feb 7, L-5G.] Execiuor.

VALUABLE FARM FOP. SALS,

i'iOKis hereby given that the undersigned JJS will scli at. private sale the south-east, quarter of section anu .the west half of tho south-west quarter of section ail in township 17, range 5 west, contain n^ 240 acres. Sr.id. premise* are well improved and in a, line state ot cultivation, and the soil is of unsur] assed fertility. Said farm is situated about 11) or 11 miles south-wSst

01'Craw-

fordsvilie, and was the residence of the iato l'.olit. iVl. Srad.rr. ilcccased. 'i'ldrtv sovi and a half acres of said premises will d.e sold by the undersigned, Lenj F. (JON, on accommodating terms, and acres will be sold under tin order of the court of common pleas of Montgomery county, by .c undersigned Stephen Allen, a commissioner

tition wherein .s.thdey, ct. a!, are piaintill's and Nancv Snuier, et. a,l. aie del'endt-uH. (hie third, (it the purchase money will be required in hand bv nd comiuissioiH-r, one third i'n six ruonr.hs, and the lesidvie in twelve monlhs, from the time ol .sue. the uicha: er giving his notes with ,.} an ed surety, withi.Ut relief from viduation or apnraisement- laws, 'l'iio whole of said premises will be sold, to the same purchaser if it isocsind.

on the ground.

A!.}v person de-dring ample room a residence, and proximity to good Schools and .a pleasant village, with refined society, no belter oppor.tuuity to locjij^'

will fini himself. A No, iiv dwe about A

ippointcd by said court in case vl petition tor par- invigorates the weak and debilitated, and imparts

S A I N, Comniissioiior, J'EJS" J. F. COX. v:

January ill, I' .' Iv. l,

CUE

undersigned has removed his OFFICE ro f-ni i.-tman's three story lirick Buildim.', south side oi \*crnoii street, in the 2d Story, immediately over Cumberland, Oregg .tt Co.'s Hardware Store. ft Deeds. Mortgages. Power of Attorney and other instruments of v. ritimr oarcfullv prroared.

JAMES LEA'''t)X.

Film: rv 21, lt5f.

Public Sale of

C3- TIT *1? X-a O "S? S will olTei- at puldicViu-tioti, on the :iiM dnv of ALuch next, or at (irivate Sale previously, ..two ui the most eligible..situations for bi.T.HiKAX IU:S11)!- NCHS, in the vicinity of Crawfordsville. 'I'lio Lots will each contain about three acres,havir.u 8 rods front and 01 rods hack.— I liev lie adjoining the south-wet- corner of the (. (dlego ground. 'i lie north front is high ami rolling. The south part gradiiailv descends to Spring Jirook, a never tailmo- and heantifnl streaui of limpid water. There is also a large variety of valuable fri it

N f.ofs GO bv l.»0 feet,- east of ling lot. Also 4 Lots containing aero each, in the valley of SpringiScwcastle and Dan-

Di ook, 11111 near (lie vdlo Railroad. Term hand, the balance in two annual pnyniont with inteiest. Notes taken waiving- the sl iy a ii il .'ij-'praisenient lasvs, and a inerta go to re pa A it luli covenants given. The property is tin--in en in bored and chain of title clear.

Feb. 1-i,

O. I'. JEjNM ISON.

rob. 7, lb06.

isroi3io©.

-\\7V hereby warn the public against trnd'ncr for or buying two certain Noum. callii for two hundred and ninety dollars each, and given to Feidusand Cot.t, ofMorit-gumcry county, li.dirna,'by Jciithu iJradfor-.l, its I will net. p,:\- those ZSTotes until said (Jotr complies with his contract, in making a deed lor a ceatain picec of land, for which the 2sotcs-v.ere given.

JEPTHA BRADFOBD.

IN FORMATION

W"^3..3W'jfC'.171]

PEOPLE

living ill tire country frequently de

sire information in regard to many things in town—such us prioosof different, kinds of labor, various manufactories prices of Produce to have taxes paid on property in town or country real estate sold or exchanged Houses rented together with a variety of other matters whieh they find very difficult to obtain. if Bv addressing a letter to the subscriber with a remittance of ono ooliar, all desired information will be given. Letters of enquiry, pertaining to any kind ofbinincs or making enquirv f"i- individuals, schools, property, !-c.,\\iil receive immediate attention. JAMES IIE.VTOX.

Ci-awfordsville, Feb'y Icjalj.— ly

VALUABLE LANDS

JPOiE!. 2 E in a a a INDIANA SEAL ESTATE OmiCS

SO acres half cleared, with good orchard, House and Barn, 2-J milos South East of Crawfoi'dsvilie at a bargain.

SO acres, ^half Prairie, 2 miles South East of Linden, terms easy.

240 Acres with good House, Barn ?nd Orchard 5 miles north of Cnuvi'ordsville.

SO Acres, wood land, all under live miles north of Crawfordsville.

fence,

0.20 acres desirable land, good improvements 5 miles north ol* Urawforusvijle, at a bargain.

1,G0 acres good improved land of mileform Crawfordsville.

House '& Lot on Market street, Crawfordsville,—Lot 1G5 by 52 feet.' -.

Lot on Washington sheet, Crawfordsville,—Lot 1G5 by 105" feet.

A four acre Lot east and adjoining the town of Crawfordsville.

For further particulars applv tb JAMES HEATON, Heal 'Estate Ag't. Jannary 31, Ig§6—]j

CAPJEPi'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

THE OBKAT l'C It I frtF.lt OF TI1E BLOOD

THE m:sT A intern ATIYE KNOWN! Xot a Particle of Mcrcury in it An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil,

Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, 5 -Pimples or l'ostules on the Face,Blotches, I'oils, Ague and Fever, Chronic

Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetter, r-cald-head, Enlargement & ain of the Rones and

Joints, salt-rheum, stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders and all diseases arising from an injudicious i:w' ofMereury, impra-'" deuce in Life, or Impurity of the'iilood. This great alternative Medicine and Purifier of the Blood is used by thousands of'grateail patients from all parts of the United States, who testify dajiy to the remarkable cures performed by the greatest of ail medicines, ''CA RTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE." jNreuvalgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Ernjition on the Skin Liver Diseases, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affection of the Kidneys, Diseases of (he Throat, Feirmie Complaints, Pains and A citing of the Bones and Joints,' are speedily put to flight by using this inestimable remedy.

For all diseases oi'the Blood, nothine iiaslbeeii found to .compare with. it. It cleanses the svstem of all impurities, acts gently mid efiiciently on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the stomach, makes the Skin clear arid hoaithy, and restores the Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by the excesses of youth, t,o its pristine vigor and strength.

For the nisr.Asi-.s OF FI'IT.-MJ-.S it. is peculiarly applicable. ami wherever it has become known' it is regularly pre.-cribed with the happiest effects, It.

elasticity to /he worn-out frame, clears the ski and leaves the patient fresh und healthy a single bottle ot this inestimable remedy is worth all the so-called ar.-aparil!as. in existence. :. '1 lie large number of ceitiiicates which we have vccoiv li -.on persons from all pai of the United ^tate.-s i.» the best evidence that there is no lituni.ug about it. The Press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and public men, welhknown to the community, all add fheirfesriinony to the wonderful ett'ects of this GREAT 1.LOOD PUliJFIFR

Call on the Agent and get. an Almanac and read the details of astonishing cures performed bv

To -vvliom all oniers urn? by-iitMres'sed. I-or r-a'e bv l) u:.-gists and Country Merchants in all parts oi the United 8tat.es and the Canada-:, and by SLOAX A MOROAX. Crawf-.idsville I "t liomas iV Co., Larliniitiiii: Webster^ 1'alincr,

S.'tannondalc Win. iicomley, Pieasant-llill X. ('rime -. Alamo M. Rubied Co., Ludoiru. •October ]•-, ItiV —'v.

GKitKAKi EKO.

BOSllfsfORE!

$30,000

THREE HOOMS FILLED WITH

DNEW GOODS,

5,0 0 0

$ 7

Sales in One Year

A N O

E A O W E E I IX E E ceLior Stock of al! and Vfintcr ('oids. di-

onu third casii in reel ir' in the Mauuiiicturer^itnd Importers of Boston. L'ry (roods of e\e-i.v sly 'e and ijuality tiscd in tiiis cuuntry, can be found in our

TUFiljENDOUS nr.E.S'OP flOQDS

V..4,CO

Baj- State and Brosha Shawls.

4J'V:m Yds. of Black and Fancy Silks. $0,0.00 Prints. SitjOttO i! us'ins and Sheetings, 2.00 Pieces of Delains. 1,00 I,?ot-inoc3, !i Bales liatt'ii?. t,{)0 Pieces Striped Shirtinc.

CLOTHING STORE UP STAIRS,

87,000" STOCK I

THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK of READY Aiade Clothing ever offered for ^ale in this Market,

can

Keen

nt Graham tV Brother's.

Our Stock includes every article of Men's and Boys' "Ware in UfC. We pledge ourselves to scli at City Retail prices. BOOT, S1IOF., HAT & CAT' STOLE. 300 Cases of Boots Shoes, direct, from the Manufacturers ef Boston, including every (jiiality and stvie in use. Hats and Caps? of every variety and st'vle, at Graham it Brother's.

Carpets! carpets

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

Wall Paper.

A large and extensive assortment of the best stvles. 'We invite every Gentleman and Lady in this anil the surrounding Counties, to call and see our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. The great increase of our trade enables us to bid defiance to competition.

Come one, conic all, and see the

Stock of Goods, at Graham & Brother's. We can and will soil below all competition.— Come Farmers, and Mechanics, and all, and bring all your iamilies, and cloths them at the lioston Store. A MLS G.RAHAM & BUG. sept. 20,1855.—5-1

500

[lust a.

Bids (Salt, just received and for sale very cheap lor Ca-h, at. the old and popular stand. CrMUEHt.Axn Ciuson & Co.

received, a lot of the celebrated KALE STEEL i/LCAY S, manufaetnred hy C. C. Miller ct Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. II. & J.

C0HS AND SEE.

HE undersigned still continues to issue the beautiful even toned Daguerreotypes at the Old Stand, but at greatly reduced prices, as follows:

Xedium or common size case and good Likeness for $1,00 Quarter Picture and Case for 2,00

Quarler Biask Frame to hang up, 2,50 Union Case, 2,(JO Ail fine Cases-CHEAP. Again I say,

COME AND SEE.

_Uoom over Wilson, Grimes Co.'s Store, North end, Commercial Block. J. W. McCOXXELL CO-

Feb. 14, lS56.-3w.

A ^ar^°

and

^cautifuI

for sale by

VALUABLE

LANDS.

'HE undersigned will visit Iowa on or about the first of March nest, and tor a reasonable compensation will locate Land Warrants on the

,eant

Lands for all who may entrust their him. For further information address

rni» ._ .r toe suDsenv,n

Urav.'fordcvllie, j.

JAMES IIEATON.

14^1,1^50—k

0 A 1 jFr o.

S N a

A O O N N a a

As presented to its Stockholders, and made cut in compliance with State Laws ol'^.cw ork, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, etc

STATEMENT. Jorporation

JL rraic.e Compruy, located at Hartford, Connecticut. The Capital is Five Hundred Thousand Dollar?, and is paid up.

AS S E S

of the Company arc Cash in hand and in Phucmx Lank, t!) C:i: on special deposits in

Pho'nix and Hartford flanks on interest, 100,000 CO Cash in hands of Agents, balances, (good,) $00,029 0

Bills Eeeeiveble, payable."..., at, Bank, Hen! Estnte,unencumbered 72 Mortgage Bonds, li und 7 per cent, sein i-aiinuully 72,901) Ot) I) Iiiceiue i!oiuls,7 percent semi-iuinual 7,21)0 00 20 State of Vet. Bonds pr cent semi-:innu:il 19,200 00

Suite of lsr. U. P.onds 0 pr cent scmi-iinnuiil f,00U 00 20 Jersey Uit.y Water Luuds ]er cent .semi-iininiiil 10,21-0 00

Mihvaukie Ciiy Boiuls 10 j.'Cr cent .-eini-:innual i»,00 00 10 Hurt lord Oily Uoniis pr cent seini-anniuil 10,000 00

Money dne the Company secured by Mortgage GOO Shares liartlbrd and 2\.. liaven It. it. Stock 10") shares llartlord and

CAK-

'liai's Si'AXiMi Mix'Ti ur, (in most..eases where ev cry thing else had signally laiied.) The limits of an adverf:srmi. nt will not admit their fall inserts V, 3l I RS & CO., Prcp.ielors,

Xo -it I, h'iind way. Is civ York,

Waterbury

of! sl'.are.i Eiigle Stuck Pru\ idenco shares Piio'iiix Bank

Stock. Harti'urd .'- 3,GQ0 00 20il shares Farm and Mecli. Bank Stock, Hartlonl ~f,600 00 :j(IH shares Excliange Bank

Stock, Hartibrd 10,32-i 00 l:2shares State B'k Stock, IJarfiord 0 00 100 shares City B'k Stock, jiartibrd 11,000 00 7f» shares Piank of Hartford

Co. B'k Stock, Hartibrd 7,987 50 150 .shares Conn. Liver ri'k Stock, Hartlonl L',700 2-i-l liares H.tril'ord Bank

Bank Stock, X. Y. 1 Lin share.- Bank of America .Bank Stock. X. Y. 00 Ifjii shares Bank liepubiic

Bank Stock, X. Y. l^.T.V.) 00 I'l'l shares Bank Coimivinwealth St'k Bank Stock,

X. Y.

r_i

Mammoth

of Enamelled C. G. & CO.

•:iH',!)G8 73

98,025 18 ls.2i 7d

I2e'.GoO 00

b.0.)I

,000 00

I'rovidenee I!. K. Stock,: preferred and guaranteed 10 per cent. 107 shares Boston and Worcester It. It. Stock 2CO shares Conn, iiiver 11. ^o.k

0,-LV) 00

!).G30 00

u.ooo on

59 Conn. Liver Co. Stock -s.: GO .-hares SinfTird Bank ^''k ,... GO hnres Citixens' B'k Si'K

97,-080 00

Stouk, Hartford ''0,711 00

Stock, N. V. 100 shares Mechanics' Stock, X. Y. 100 shares ivk X. Amer.

1,25-'i 00 5,100 00

5,100 00

l.Scr'O 00 I

i0,l.-] 00

000 shares Merchant's Bank Stock, JS'e-.v •200 shares Xorth Livei

"...k D,r25 B'k 10,100 00 B'k 12,000 00

,500 00

(J,G00

'160 shares Broadway Bank Stock, X. Y. 1-1,0-10 00 4' .)0 shares People's Bank

Stock, X. Y. 10,700 00 CII0 shares l:mon B'k Stock. -wv-: X. Y. 11,750 00 1

Oi) shares Hanover Bank .stock,x.y. nnoo oo 2'to shares Ocean B'k Stock.

Xew York ^,41)0 00 150 shares ZiA'tropolitan B'k Stock-, Xew Yoik Ct 8 shares Butchers' and

he ./Etna Tn.sniance CJomjianv presents its patrons the verv satisfactory condition, of a large increase in Cash Assets, for the further scenrity of their policies—all our investments Being placed at the minimum market value, at fho present time of some depression in the standard of same. They are either prime dividend paying stocks, or good, valuable and clean investments, yiel ding moderate interests and income. The standard basis on which the Assets have been valued, being Gold at Interest. Besides this solidity, the Company ealle attention to the strength and scenrity it derives from its combined system of Agencies, through its agents having the means of presenting a united phalanx of experienced Underwriters, v.-hich has worked, for Thir-ty-seven years, the happiest results to stockholders, and claimants for losses—and enables il to enter the year 1856 with greater prestige for future usefulness than has yet been reached by any really Xuiional Insurance Company.

All business attended to with despatch and fidelity.

Cra-

JAMES HEA TON", Ag't.

rfordsrille. Jan. '-il. I«3t.—24—fw

J. Ii. COCIIRAN. YV. II. nAUDIXtr.

COCHRAN & HARDING, SIANUFACTl'JiJIKS AMD WHOLESALE PEALK15S I\

STRAW GOOBS,

Hats, Caps, Furs, Umbrellas, Parasols, SILK, SATIN, LACE, AND STRAW BONNETS of EVERY DESCRIPTION.

M1LMEET S00DS, dc£*

is Barclay Street, NEW YOKK Dcc. 20, 1966.—18 fcf.

:F£.:E33VEO"V".a.I_..

¥a

Begs leave to inform his friends and the public in general Unit he lias removed his tailoring establishment. to Crawford's new Brick, opposite Cumberland, (''regg, &c., Maine street, where he intends keeping constantly on hand a good assortment of J?.e:idy Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassiinercs •Vcstinps, HatS i'v Gaps, Motions, &e.

O'Clothing .triad3 to order, at the shortest, notice, and prompt, attention paid to Cuttliisr- and repairing. JAMES HANIf AIL

Jan, .'il, 1856.

EB*r*tV C. CARTER,

Importer ana "W Dewier in

HARDWARE COTL^rV^

No. 11)2 f'Ui.TGN STitl'iET,

JJK'nVXCE.V littOADWAV AKO ar.EKNWIClf ST?.,

SEW-YORK

Dee. 20, Ib55—18-Gni

C^UAWS/M—A beautiful article of Cashmere, O Brocade, and Bay slate shawls, now opened. WII.SGX, G-KBIIW Co.

Indianapolis Insurance

AJ.'TilOJUZED CA^LTAT,, ^200,030.

Business Confined to Ilia State of Indiana.

IISCOBPOliATZD, 1236.

O A O I E O S JOHN Jj. DI.KUKES, WILLIS W. WIMGIIT, DKLOSS LOOT, Wm. ii. OI'-.SIN'C !-R,

E. W. II. Li LIS. Wit. M. ZvlcCJ.uri'v, Joux W'. Sl'KNCJ-li,. li. E. 'I'ALUU-IT, Vrn.\iiTo:c.

.JOHN i. I'l-es't.

L. K. Bro\vnuli,ij«c'v. SAMCKI. I'\ Covi.vciTo.v, (Jen'l Ag*t. 'Xj Eire oc Marine Risks taken a fair and equitable rates, by A. TliOM.^O-N", Ag't.

Nov 2U lt55—ly] Cr.uvJ'ordsviiie, Ind.

STBAM

rl W. I I"

S E 3

FARMERS'& MECHANICS' E 011 AN E!

JjYNN-.S BUII.11XG,

Opi~r'ii!c Ccinmcrcini j'Auch, O'recn Street.

AYINR taken .a room in tho above named building, immediately i\oposiro the firm of Wilson Crimes Bui-iridge, beg leave to say to tlieir patrons ami ihe people gcneriiiiv that they are now in receipt of a most superb stoek id'Goods, which having been bought unusually low, they are prepared to sell on the most accommodating terms.

If, 1:1»5 00

Ill-overs' l'k Slock, X. 200 shares Importers' am Traders' B'k S .'k, X, 1 d0 sliarcs Amer. .Ex. B'k

8,57G 00

Tin-:

-.hi,1.00 00

Stock, Xew York ."1 shares Merchants' Bank Stock, Xew York Kill shares U. S. Trust Co.

2,170 on

Stock, Xew York 100 i-hares X. Y. Life TIK. and Trust Co. St'k, X. Y. 10,000 00 227,S1G 00 100 shaves Ohio Life Ins & Trust Co. St'k in. 9,000 00 15 .•• hares Modi. 6c Traders' St'k, Jcrsy Ciiy

10,100 00

Di i:s,

Arc CFiieciaJlv invited to call and look nt our

a!ili

1,500 00

$1,074,386 27

LIABILITIES

Unsettled Claims for Losses & not tUlOy

$176,082 47

B'mncts, Bonnet Bibbons, Aniioue acd si.'k trimmings an I Beltings, collars, scarfs, gloves, hosiery

and shoes.

11,000 00

O I

Y.'e invite tho special attention of purchasers to an entirely now lino of Ready Made Clothing in which we can offer some inducements.--, ^'ry us and see if it is not. so.

HATS & CAPS.

'A lino assortment of the newest and most improved styles from ^nc to $'-1 00. DOoTS A- MIOl'.S.

For 3Ien and Boys ""Vom^ri Jlissea" and Children's oi'the most substantial kinds. iCIILYA, CLASS, 6c Qt'EEXSWARE,

Table and Pocket cutlery Tea Trays L-MAing-Crlas.-es 31 ill and cross-cut. saws ami files: superior Ax*s Brass and llazlinKettles Tubs Buckets bowls and baskets.

A E A E I

-I-'- -'A nice sissortmeiit of Window and Yfall Paper up stairs from 10 to oO cents a bolt. KU. 1, OR LEST QUALITY

Tea and Coffee suirar an1. Tobacco Indigo and Madder soda and starch and spicings in geu-

Y\'OL'LD LIKE TO HAVE

500 Lbs. good Butter 1000 do Lard f00 Feathers 1000 lbs. Bags and 100 pairs socks and stockings jlittons etc.

Almost any thing taken iu exchange for goods,! at a fair cash price. Come then one and ail and satisfy yourselves and oblige us by looking through our st-oe.k us it will afford us pleasure to show you our goods—j whether vou buv or not.

BEXFFllX ..v F.LTZnOTir,:

Oct. 4 lc5f—ly

"P. Hl'OVVN'S ESSENCE OP:

Tiiis rssenc

lence. hi ordinary diarrhoea,- incipieiit cholera, in short, mall cases of prostration of the digestive functions, it is of inestimable value. During the prevalence of epidemic cholera and summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly etiieatious no familv, individual, or traveller should be without it.

CACTIO.V.—-Be sure to get the genuine essence, which is prepared only by F. BROVi N a/ lm- Drug and Chemical Store N. E. Corner of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respectable Apothecarys in the United States.

Fur sale by Sloan & Al organ. CrawfordsriHe Thomas A eo.", Darlington "Webster Palmer, Shannondale Wm. Bromley, Pleasant-Hill X. W. Grimes, Alamo M, Rudicil it co., Ladoga.

Oct. 16,1 boo—ly.

TOILET ARTICLES.

r:t'^of

cd th Bakery its the form

p-IIE subscriber having pureh A. and Grocer} Stoic, formerly known as th Hughes establishment, would respectfully the citizens of Crav,fordsviile and surrounding country that lie intends to keep constantly on hand, all articles pertaining to the ilAliiCHY AND FAMILY fiKOCERi" Line, which will be sold at the lowest possible fig|morning, ures.

IC Fine C'nices of all kinds, for "U eddings and Partiees. got, upon the shortest notice, and in a style unsurpassed in the we.-t.

To r.-j Old I'riojids.« would be pleased to have ft ca.il at any tines from my old friends with whom 1 became acquainted, during my en-gageiiK-nt with Jvlessis. Ca'ey lt-Mge. Call friends, we will supply you with all articles in our line with pleasure. tui Lemeniber, the simi of Steam Btikrry. norih-v. i. si. comer of PublicS on are. in Li ic-r.5—' inj .lOJiN D( iIEl!TV.

NEWCASTLE & IAXYI? LH

iiSI

.5 srv.."

I Cttuvfordsvitie. en the l:1 day of May .-next, the sum of five per cent, of their stock subscription, I this sum being the first assessment, OP. their si -ck, I and they iuc al.-.orequested every sixty days there-! after to pay an additional assessment of live per] cent, on he amount or' their sloeii subscription

until th whole amount ol th.-irsidisei-ipiion is paid. 1 A. 'i KOM.'SUN, Sec'v. April II, 1^55.—ly

A II A«,. nw and daily inquiries are made f.r it. Yovi deservo I AD O iVl A fri Ya credit f-,n- your discovery. J, f,.r w, return you "VT'O'iTCE is herebv given the Stockholders !!!!Itnkii f"'^he benefit it'lias done me, for I eertain1_\ oi'the Newcastle and Danvilie Ituilro.id com-1 'y had diapaired, long long ago, of eiibct'ng anv pa.iv that (!:ey are requeued to pay to A. Thorn- sudiresuit. I eongriUulafe yoi: that your, fortuue sou. the Treasurerot'said companv, at his otlice in

OLOGNE, Buy Water, Handkerchief Extracts, A JJ. kiu'ls ot Coppersmithm/r, euch-aa- Sfeam J. I'omkr l'ups, MeenFun .Lilly White, Chalk A Pipes and Kettles, made by J. Hoover, at bulls, Alabaster 1 qjIm, loilet & naps ot every wi- Graves & Cumberland's old stand.-' STOVLS for,: riety for sale ono door cast of the Eagle Hotel, sale cheap for cash or country produce- Repair--nearly opposito Campbell's store, bv iy^ done on short notice. HOOVER g^--4. T. D. BKOWX

BKH^

DOCTOR HQOFLAND'S E E It A E

diMtntan Bittcrl,

?Rnr,lRED BT

DH. C. HI. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa., WILL EFFECTUALLY CUJU: LIVER C0MPL1INT, DYSPEP5LV, JAUiUMl'K?jC ^Chronic or Jfcrvoui' Debility, 'Ifhuasea- of, tho, (.ilneyt, unci all diicagci (truing from a ordered Liver or iSioKiach' --s

Such -t us Ci-nstipa« tion, Inward Pilosfe^ Fulness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea, Hearth urn, Disgust lor Food, Fulness, of Weight in the Stomach, sourEriic-f^F* tutions, sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the stomach, swiniruing of the Head, Hurried and di/iicuitBreathing, Flutteringat the Heart, cliouking or suflbeatiiig sensations when in a lying esture, DimiiesS of Vis&ion, Dots of webs betore Hie s'lrht, Fevef* and Dull Pain in the ^ad, DeficiiJficy of Perspiration, Yel-

tin sivin and Eves, i'ain in

^"^Y^ck.ehc.-t, Limbs, &c... su'idcn .P Heat, Burning tnc Hesh, con.^ .x

I think I can fell it. It has v. orke.l miraculas in this i-.hua.. Isold a man-sis §1 bottles who was bald, and it fetched the hair out all over Lis head.. Yours verv respect full v. I M. il. iiRIDLEY.

ir"

iiig of Evil, and great iir. pression of spirits.

The proprietor in calling the attention oi'w.j public to this preparation does so -with a feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues and adaption the tiisciii-cs for which it is reommended. 11 is no new and untried article, but one tint has stood the test of a ten year's trial before tho American people, and its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar preparations cttant The testimony in its liivor given by the most-prom-inent and we'd known Physicians and individuals in nil parts of the. country is immense, and a eurotul perusal ftf the Almanac, published annually by the proprietor, and to be hud gratis of any of his Agents cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that this remedy is ready deserving the great celebrity ic has ubtiined.

Principal Olricc and Manufactory, No. OG Arch .St.. Phiiad'a. Pa. For sale by Bitf.i'n ft J!organ, Craw'fordsvilie Thomas cc co., Dai-iiiigtdij Webster &i Palmer, Sii.-inno:,riale: m. Broinley, Pleasant-Hill, N: Vi Grone.-, Alamo: M. iiuctic'l, & co., Ladoga.

Oct. H, 1 »'55—I v.

PROFESSOR WOOD'S.

A I E S S S O II A I irofcfsar Wood's Hair Restorative.,. is no itoubt, tho most woiuh-rful discovery of this aire of progress. The following from a distaiguished member.of.the medic.il profession:

H-r: PAI'L, .Luuiary 1, 1S55.

PROF. O. J. V. oon—Dear Sir:—Unsolicited I send you t-hi.i certificate. After being nearly bald for a long time and luviiiif tried all the Lair res toratives extent, and having no fail.!: inanv, I was induced, on hearing of yours, to give it a trial. I placed. myseH in the hands of a barber, and had my hoA.l well rubbed with a good brush, and tho Restorative then applied and well rubbed in till the scalp was rill a glow. This I repeated cverv find in three weeks the young hair Appcitrcd, and grew rapidly from August last up to the pre.-r: to the touch: whereas, before it was harsh and wiry, what little there was of it, and this little was disappearing rapidly. I still use your Lostoiative about twice a week, and sh.-.ll soon have a good and perfect crop of hair. Now I have- read of these thing5—-md who has not?— but have never seen hitherto.any case in which any persons hair was really benefitted, bv any of the tonics, &.C., of the day an/I it reid'v gives me pjCasiirc to record the re suit- of ray experience.—* I h.i ve reconirrteiided your preparation to others, a lyl it already hasa large-u.n'1 perteral sale through I out the Territory.' The people have st-en its eft--ect-s, and hevo cpntklence in it. All who liavo used it h-f-e will coincide with me in what I have

Wi i'icn. The 'Supply you sen: us, as the Svli'olet.Sale agents of the Tei-ritorv isalreadv exhausted

(and

large one) is ah-eadi ours, i?tiiy. J. W. BOND. 1' inn oi ji.d & Iveiloi'ir, Drug^if tn.

St. P.U T.J ..'i. T.

.T.f- i.'.vsror.T,

1ml..

.'•! essrs O. .1. iinij

Juno 2Th, I£'»•».

Co.. Oeuts —"i'ours of the

I l.lfi iiiiit., eame duly, to hand. Enclosed please ii.ud si'itj. it being the amount fbrlfciir Bcstc-rative. I have sold it ail. If you ehoose vr,u may send me six dozen bottles I fair liostOKUi'vp

I CAHI.YU:, 111., .Time 27, ]353. I have used Prof. O.J. Wood's Hair RcrtorsV--ti ve, and. have admired its wonderful effccl. My hair was becoming, a-1 though?, prematurelv crrav, nit i.y ine tijc Oi his i.vi\.toi'i ti ve." il lias resumcd its original color, and I have no doubt, peruunontiy so.

^1'e^Oooils, so!t straw and snkj ,rcd j-,ir g.-jvcral years been in the habit of i.ising- other Jl.air Restoratives, and that I

STDXEY P.R3'":ESE. E.-yeator United States.

IECI.vxts.Ind June 15, 185J.

Prof. 0. .J. oon:—As you are about to manufacture and vend -your recently discovered Hair Restorative, I will state, lor whomsoever it may ... eoncern th.it I have a-ed ir. aud know others who

find yours vastly superior to any other I know, ti entirely cieauzts tne head of dandruff, and with oil" mondi's proper u.-" wiii restore any persons heir to original youthful color icml texture, giving ic a healthy, soft, and flossy fippearance and ail this without, discoloring the -hands that apply i', or the dress ou which it drops. 1 would tliereibrti recommend its use to every one desireous or' having a line color and texture to hair. ltesnccrfuilv vnin-s. .' V.'ILSOXKIXG.

ST. Boris, June 28,1653.

Proi. ooil.—A? you are about to preuarc ani vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, and as you request my opinion of it, I will state that my hau* wa.s, a lew months auo, verv grav and after using two bottles of your" llair Restorative, it assummed its original color, and sinco its application all dandruff has disappeared from my head, and I have been troubled with no disagreeable itching oi'the scalp. I ani prepared. therefore, to recommend its use to all who are desireous of having a beautiful head of hair. •1 am, sir, vours, ite.,

IB B. STFAVAltT.

For sale in Cincinnati by,I OliX J). PARK, cor^ ncr of fourth and Walnut, at manufacturer's firices.

B-—V, put up the restoratives, both with and without lediment, and think for restoring color. that containinir Sediment the bc--t.

For sa[e by T. 1. BRO WX, Agent, Crawfordsville, Ind [Oct. I«thls53—ly. /^tUJVlBEKBAIS'D, GBECC- CO. will pay tho v_y highest cash price lor 50,000 bushels Wheat,

IL A. & Salem Eail-Eoad.

NEW ARRANGEMENT,

TRAINS SOUTH

EXPRESS

passes Cra wfordsville rtt A. M.,

connecting at. Cieencastle with morning trains for Indianapolis and Terre-Hiuito, and arriving at Xew Albany at -1 .'10 P. M.

Accomodation passes Cfawfordsville at 4 57, connecting at same point with Evening drains for ndiiiuapolis and 't'e'ire-IIauto.

Accomodation Train going Xorth leaves Green-'-'' castlc on the arrival of tho Terre-Haute Trains, and passes CrawfonlsviJle at 10 A.M., arriving at LAiayette at 12 -M. connecting with the train for Indianapolis.

Express passes Crawforpsville at 8 12 P.M., arriving at Baihyette 10 P. M., and Chicago next inoi-ning.

IH-f hrough Tickets to be had at the Offieofor all the principal Eastern and Western Cities.: V. Q. IRVIX, Agent.

Feb. 14, ISSG.-tf.

CdPPEKSMITHINGT~~

CO. Woh 15,1855-tf.