Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 July 1856 — Page 2

^ontgij|ttct9 Journal,

J. A. GILKEY, Editor.

THURSDAY, JULY SI. 183£.

vt trr WILLIAM A. WELSHEAR, Cincinnati, O., is Cur authorized agent in that City, to receive all monies on subscription and advertising for the Journal. Offige, Zeller's Drug Store.

PEOPLES' TICKET.

For President,

JOHN 0. FREMONT.

For Vice President,

WIH. L. DAYTON.

GOVERKON.

OLIVER P. MORTON,

WAYXE.

LIECTEXANT GOVERNOR,

CONRAD BAKER, OF VAXDERBURG.

BECHETARY OF STATE,

JOHN W. DAWSON, or ALLSK.

TEEASCRER OF STATE,

WILLIAM R. NOFFSlNGERofrARKE.

AUDITOR OF STATE,

W. H. ELLIS, OF MARIO*.

•r*ERISTEKDEKT OK TCBLIC INSTRUCTION, CHARLES BARNES, OF FLOYD.

ATTORNEY GENERAL,

JAMES H. CRAVENS, OF RIPLKX.

REP071TER OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. STEIN, OF TIPPECANOE.

CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. BEAL, OF MIAMI.

FOR CONGRESS,

JAMES WILSON, ESQ.

FOR COMMON N.F.AS JL'DOE,

ISAAC NAYLOR.

TOR JUDICIAL DISTRICT ATTORNEY, JAMES M. CARPENTER.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

GEORGE D. IIURLEY.

W/BT Don't forget the grand Rally at

Alamo on Saturday the 26lli. The Re* publicans down in Old Ripley aro Tride awake. They invite tho whole county to attend with them. Judge Navlor, 1. 0. Osborn, and other eminent speakers will be on hand. Roll on the Ball!

/y We are requested to say that the maBs meeting at Alamo, on next Saturday, "will be held in the grove half a mile east of town, where ample provisions will be made to Accomodate all who may attend. Let there be a mighty gathering of tho people at Alamo. How many will go from Crawfordsville.

Judge Naylor, nucl Iho?. 0. Osborn, and others will addmfcjlhe meeting.

Those Premiums.

W« learn from every Township in the County that, the Republicans in each arc striving to bear off tho prizes. Wo wish them all much success. But one thing is certain they all can't carry o£f the palra.

Old ltipley

Is coming with her invincible guards, and will doubtless come in for a hliaie of the spoils as she has in other times.

Walnut

"Will be on hand with her scores of gallant freemen. She is coming with her log cabins, her big wagons and her banners.

Stem Old Franklin

Says she will not be in the roar on the 2nd.

Rural Sugar Creek,

We learn, is making every preparation to come to the Convention in mses. She says she hain't forgotten her triumphal victory

in '54.

Madison

Says that nhe is tound to take the Bann«r. .. a "With her r.evor failing band of Republicans will be represented in the Convention. She is coming with log cabius and big wagons. Let the other townships look out.

Glorious Old "Wayne

Will not be in the rear l-y any means.— She is coming with her banners and her flags floating triumphantly o'er her gallant

gon«.

Steadfast Brown.

Is coming with her hundreds of freemen

ghosting for Fremont. Gallant Clark Says that all the other Townships" might AS well give it up. Her sons aro coming with their music and their banners and will no doubt take tho highest prize if some other Township don't senda larger delegation.

Quiet Old Scctt

Is aroused as In the days of '40, and will be here with her mu^ic, big wagons, banners, and her gallant sons and fair danghterft.

Union.

What liave wo to say of her? It is enough for the other townships to know that the-boys of Union Township are al{ right and will be on hand to jgi*et their brethren as they come, with ifconts and lausic and the roaring of the «annon. t,

Union Township ,will ..nQtAejost amid

the^athenng crow4«*M"&ch hem thf 2pd of /Angus*

On last Saturday, epiritH and enthusiastic,meetings i^fire held in sevefral Township# in the County. In Old Brown the sterling Republicans were addressed at Wayeland by James Wilson in a speech two hours and a half in length. We did not hear hear it, but are informed that it was one of liis happiest efforts. Jim. by his unwavering course in the cause of Freedom, and by his eloquent and tellihg speech: es, wherever he goes, is gathering around fum hosts of friends who are determined to elect him as out own proud,, representative in the next National Council. Jim i« greeted everywhere by large audiences and overwhelming enthusiasm. His triumphant election is written in letters too plain to be misunderstood. Let the Old Liners begin to shudder for their cause.

Judge Naylor also made a speech which was frequently interrupted by deafening cheers.

Tom Osborn spoke to about two hundred of the hardy sons of toil, at Center School-house in Walnut township. We learn that his masterly effort was well received. Tom is doing good service where over he goes.

At Middletnwn Dr. T. W. Fry addressed a large and enthusiastic assembly in a speech that had its effect. Old Wayne in wheeling into line.

At night the Court House in this place was crowded by the friends of Freedom and Fremont, and addressed by Dr. Fry James Wilson and Fin her Doherty. The speeches of these unflinching friends of Freedom were well received and frequently interrupted by the cheers and shouts of the enthusiastic multitude.

Republicans of Old Montgomery, our skies are bright. The Ball of Fremont and Dayton is gatlieriug strength at every revolution.

Hurrah for the Mountain Ranger

/3T On last week we announced the name of James M. Crawford as tho Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the 8th Judicial District. Our readers will observe that his name is JAMES M. CARPENTER instead of Crawford. We stand corrected and are glad the mistako is no worse. We are personally acquainted with Mr. Curpenter and can, with a hearty good will, recommend him to the freemen of the 8th District. With the rest of our ticket he will be elected.

1ST ountsville is wide awake. She has commenced the good in earost. A large Republican club of gentlemen, and ladies, is foimed in that pleasent villiage. That's right! the la lies are all with us. -Wv

We would like to hear how Alamo is progressing in tho good cause. Don't let Yountsville take the lead, keep the ball in motion.

Republican Bally!!

The Republicans of Old Wayne, Coal Creek Madison, and Union Townships will have a Grand Rally nt Jones Grove, 6 miles North West of Crawfordsville on the riank Road, on Friday August 1st at 1 o'clock. James Wilson, and T. 0. Osborn, Esq's., will address the meeting Capt. Corey with old Tom Jefferson will be on hand, also the Glee Club and martial music. The Log Cabin boys for free Kansas and Fremont will be out. Come with your music and your baners. Let body come! Let the Ladies all

every come.

tion.

Hurrah for Freemen & Fremont?

Ban Macs.

We refer our readers to the letter Dan Mace which will be found in another column. Our fri-nds who were doubtful of Dan's stability in the Republican cause will find that he is all right.

Let our Old Line friends now stop their howling about Dan's! reaohery. Dan will be at honifi soon, and will otump the Dis't in favor of Jim Wilson ond Fremont.— Had Dan been at Washington at the time the vote was taken on the Brooks case, he would have voted to expel the monster. But Dan needs no vindication from us, his acts stand out in bold relief, as proof of his devotion to the cause of Freedom. Dan will let the Old Liners hear from him in a manner they won't like before the Elec

Jones' Hotel Lafayetta Ind. This may be justly styled one of the best Hotels in our western country.

Mr. Mason the former and well known Proprietor, is now associated th Mr. A. C. Haneman in the management of the House. These are gentlemen worthy the patronage of the traveling public, because of their successful endeavors to render their, comfortable. As we know from actual experience and observation their tables are furnished with allthe luxuries of the land, we can recommend this Hotel to these of our friends who visit Lafayette as truly the home of the weary traveler wtiflje he may find refreshments, aud rest to his soul* satisfaction.

JC3T The Germans everywhere are rallying to the standard of the gallant Fremont. They won't swallow ten cent Jimmy no way you can tie him tip.

But one

German!^aper out of three in Baltimore rapport# the,o!d Buck. One of the German puif**1* in Louisville has raised to ifs mast head the name of the Rocky Mountain path-finder.

N W a in

scare opi^oijowkl'a guard of Gtrmans to

of the Bltek Liners.

'A resort to arms," says Patrick Henry, "is the last argument of kings." With equal truth it may be said that a resort to Meanness is thelest and only argument to which many of |he did liners now resort.

But a week or two ago, we had occasion to:speak of a most atrotions outrage committed by the enemies of free speech, upon its: friends not far from Crawfordsville.— We refer, of course, to the fact that the putrid carcas of a horse ha 1 been dragged into a school-house, where a Republican meeting had been announced to take place. This outrage upon common decency'and humanity this act worthy, only of the barbarian or the savage, was perpetrated in our own neighborhood, and the CrawfordsTille Review has yet to condemn it.

And still another has been committed. On Tuesday evening, Geo. D. Hurley, and Thos. O. Osborn, addressed their fellow citizens of Franklin Township, at Shanondale. Mr. Hurley had made an eloquent speech, and Mr. Osborn had been speaking some time when his eloquent denunciations of Kansas outrages and Administrution culpability brought down upon him the ungovernable wcatli of some old liners then and there present, and the speaker wan greeted with a shower of rocks and egg*. Nothing daunted however, Osborn went on with his speech, and effected a most complete triumph over the enemies of free speech—they were cowed by the force of the truths which he so eloquently 6poke.

We just want to know how long these cowardly ontiages, from the Senate Chamber, 1o the cross-road, are to be committed against the rights and liberties of American people How long arc they to be sustained and appoligized for by old lino speakers, and the old line press

It is proper to state that many of the old liners who were present at Shannondale, condemned the gross outrage of which we have been speaking:'

Intellectual Feasts.

The past week in our city has been one of unusual bustle and slir. From Monday evening until the present writing it has been a "feast of reason and flow of soul." Wabash College has given the principal entertainments. The exercises commenced cn Monday evening. Prize declamations were delivered by the boys, much to the edification of all present. Mr. W.J. ESSICK took the first prize. Tuesday evening B. R. SCLGROVE, Editor of the Indianapolis Journal, addressed the two Literay Societies'and a largo concourso of our citizens at Center Church. Mr. Sulgrove's Address was well received. It was a plain practical discourse and elicited the attention of all present. Would that all our young men could have heard it.

We may further refer to it next week.— It is worthy of the highest comment. We would be glad to lay it before our readers without note or comment. It is a document which speaks for itself.

The Graduating Class made their speeches on Wednesday morning. They were all fine productions and evinced a thorough research in scientific knowledge. Every body seemed highly gratified with the manner in which the.se young gentlemen acquitted themselves. This amiable Class we have long known personally we have been intimate with each member, and can recommend them to the world as true scholars. As they all go forth to mingle in the world's great drama we wish them all possible success in the great conflict in life. May the efforts of each one be crowned with the r! world's highest honors.

Hurrah for Fremont:

We notice by ou 1 ite exchanges that the free thinking Democrats all over our country are deserting the black flag of Border Ruffianism and aro coming over to Fremont by scores and hundreds.

Pennsylvania the home of Buchanan is wheeling into line. The Republican cause is carrying the old Key-Stone Stite I11 emont will carry it by 20,000 majority.

Letter from Ban. Mace. NEW YORK, July 17, '56. DEAR ELLIS:—I left Washington some twenty days ago, having paired ofl with Richardson, of 111., on a trip North for the benefit of Mrs. Mace's health, which has been and is yet, quite bad: though improved by the trip. We were in all the prieipal places of New England —Hartford, Salem, Boston, Concord, and the White Mountains.

I return to Washington on to-morrow. Every place where we have visited, Fro mont and Dayton are largely in the ascendent. They will carry by a large majority all the New England States, New York, New Jersey, and, in my opiuion, every free state in the Union.

I am reported, in the papers of this city, by mistake, as votiiig against tho resolution to expel Brooks—of course I gave such vote. I am rejoiced to see the Flag of Fremont and Wilson waving in triumph in the 8lh Congressional District, and the State of Indiana. No preventing providence, I will be at home and take the stump immediately on the adjournment of Congress. Your friend,

W. R. ELLIS.

DAN'L MACE.

The Louisville Journal says of the

report of the Kansas Investigating Committee: Whatever difference of opinion there may be as to the conclusions of the committee, or as to some of their statements, there can be nOne as to the fact that the conduct of the peoples of Misfconri has been outrageous, lawless and indefensible.

TN laws passed by the Legislature were of so infamous a character that public sentiment has complied oven Douglas and his committee to ctfstdeixra them

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-. Pp* the Journal.

Wftlltee ftf Aiafta.

Mr.

WALLACE made a* speech about two and a half hour's long at Alamo, on last Saturday. It was a tissue of misrepresentatidn from first to last. Here is a specimen of his assertions, to prove which he did not produce a single factor argument. 1. The Republican party are all Abolitionists, who are in favor of the immediate abolition of Slavery—in favor of bestowing upon the negro the right of suffrage, and of taking it away from poor white men. 2. That upon iltf Emigrant Aid Society rested the blame of all the criuie and bloodshed in Kansas.*, 3. That the Democrats had passed a bill in the Senate for the admission of Kansas as a Free State and that the supporters of Fremont were opposed to said Bill. 4. That he was a better Free Soiler now than when he edited an Abolition paper in 1848. 5. That Massachusetts and tho other Northern States had hired 400,000 men to go to Kansas this Summer, whose mission was to kill and drive out a. iual settlers, and then to return to their homes. 6. That the Aid Society had invested five millions of dollars in Kansas. 7. That they had declared a dividend of f-ixty thousand dollars gain. 8. That Know Nothing Lodges were in full blast all over the County. Here he beat the air—talked of Louisville nnd Cincinnati Riots—and spent a vast amount of wind to no purpose.

The.se are about one-half the broad and unfounded assertions of Wallace. They are taken from memory and that the man "who took notes" may not be held responsible for this, permit me to subscribe myself, JAMES M. SIMPSON.

JST" The Democratic Platform, published at Indianapolis, says the Devil does not stand on the Old Line Platform. 01 course he does not because he is one of the main pillars that hold it up, aud can't be on it and under it both.

mr We have received the first No. of the National Democrat, published at Grecnoastle B. F. STOVER, formerly of this place, Editor and Proprietor. It is a large and neatly printed tsheet.

It is an old line paper. Politically we hope it may never make a proselyte pecuniary we wish Mr. Stover much success.

We observe that tho hoop-a-watha

has broken out in our town with alarming violence. The price of hogshead hooppoles has advanced, and the cry at the extension of slavery has suddenly changed into a giggle at the extension of petticoats. No lady appears in public with one of 'em less in circumference than a sugar hogshead, and the oft quoted linos— "She walks in beautj like the night

Of cloudless climes and starry skies" may now be uot improperly changed to— Sac rolls in big hoops like the cask

Of awkward shape and wondrous sire.

Hoops Ho-p*

Our Lady rea.Icrs will please pardon us for noticing this dreadful malaria which is now raging in our midst, carrying away the fairest portion of our community.— Our physicians say many have gone, and others are going offin the same complaint.

All our exchanges oomo freighted with the mournful intelligence that this malady is raging to an alarming extent throughout the length and breadth of our country.

STATE OF INDIANA. Montgomery County, Montgomery Circuit Court. Sept Term, A. D. If56. Isaac N. Parker, Plaintiff.) us. Compl't for Divorce. Esther Parker, Defend't. TT7HEREAS, on the 22d of July. A. D. 1856, said plaintiff by Wallace White, his Attorneys, filed in the Clerk's Office of said Court his complaint for divorce in the ab'»ve entitled cause as also the affidavit of a disinterested witness, sett'ng forth that said Defendant is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Therefore notice of the filing anil pendency of said complaint hereby given to the said Defendant, Esther Parker, that she may appear on the first day nt the next term of said Court, to be holden in the Court House at Crawfordsvil'e in said County OF Montgomery on the second Monday OK September next (1856} and answer said Complaint.

Attest: WM. C. VANCE,C.erk. July 24-n43-3w-$2,50.

STATE OF INDIANA. Montgomery County, 5

N'OTICE

is hereby given, that James H. Ben-

efiel-? Administrator of the Estate ofOeorf W. Benefiel. deceased, ha3 filed his petition to cell part of tlie Real Estate of the decedent, his Peasom! beir.'r insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Picas of svid Count v.

WM. C. VANCE, Clerk C. C. P. of Montgomery County

July 24-n49-3w.

DISSOLUTION.

J"OTICE is hereby given, that the Copartnership heretofore existing between Edwards, Turner & Company, in the town ofParkersburg. Ind was dissolved by mutual consent on the 11th day of July, 1P56,

The business of the old Firm will be continued under the Firm name of Edwards & Sprink'e. H. B. EDWARDS,

l''

W. C. TURNER.

July 24—n49-rw$l.ft0) S SPRINKLE.

WAR ACTUALLY BE3AN

I3NT EAJVSAS!

rI^HE

Subscribers would let the public know, JL that they have and will keep constantly on hand a good and splendid assortment of every kind of furniture ofthebeststyles, suchas Chairs. Bureau's, Bedsteads, Tables, Stands, Centre-Ta-bles, Lounges, Mattresses together with all other kinds of work at our Ware Rooms in Crawfordsville, On Market Street, One Door East oi Laymon's. We will keep on hands ready made Coffins of every size, finished in the best style and will furnish them with or without* hearac. Having procured the best machinery and experienced Workmen, we can manufacture and aell as cheap as anv establishment in the West.

M. M.

VANCLEAVE and

July 34,*54-n49-6m.) N- J- ARTMAN.

Administrator's Notice.

XTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigni\ ed, has been appointed Administrator, of the estate of Martin Stultz, late of Montgomery county deceased, said estate is supposed to be solvent. THOMAS J. MASON, Administrator.

FRUIT! FRUIT!!

GGENTliEMEN,Fruit

GEORGE B- ROSE, Fri»cig»l Agent, •ft]? 17—48-3*43 35

STATE OF INDIANA, I Montgomery Coanty,) Court of Common Plea* of said County, Oct. Term,

A. D. 1666. John E. t). Mount, Petitioner")

Jesse Mount, Samuel Mount, Pet. for Part. Joseph Moijnt, and Elisabeth Mount, Defendants.

CQMES

the said petitioner by Thomson & Ristine, tfis Attorneys, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court froih the Sheriff's return on the process idsued herein against the said defendants, as also lrom the affidavit of a disinterested witness fied, that the said defendant, Jesse Mount, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Therefore it is ordered that said non-resident defendant, esse Mount, be notified of the ppt.dcncv of this .-uit by publishing in the "Mont^0iner Weekly Journal,'" a Newspaper of general circulation rrntcd aud published in this county and cause continued,

A copy Attest: WM. C. VANCE, Clerk. July 17, lt&6—48-3w-$2 00

STATE OF INDIANA, Moutgoinerv County, Montgomery Circuit Court, Sept. Term, A D. 1 ?SG

Leanah Bordell, Plaintiff,) vs. Jolin C. Bordell Defend't

July 3,1856—46-4w

Cjmp. for Divorce

said defendant, John C.'Bordtl1,that he may appear on tlie first day of the next term of said Court to be holden in the Court-House at Crawfordsville, in said county of Moutgoinerv, commencing on the second Monday in September next, (If56) and answer said Complaint.

Attest: WM. C. ANOii, Cierk. July 17.1856—48-2w-$2 00

Administrator's Sale.

rpHE undersipned Administrator of the estate

of Joshua Ridge, deceased, will sell at private sale, on or after the 10th day of Aupustnext the following real estate known as part of lot No. 4, in Myers & Eritts addition to the town of Ladoga, supposed to contain 4)^ acres more or less. Ttimf one half of the purchase money in hand and mainder in months notes to be given for deferred payments, waiving valuation laws, with interest from day of sale. .lu'v 10-n47-'Jw. JOEL RIDGE, Adm'r.

Sheriff's Sals.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME directed from the Clerk of the Common Picas Court of Montgomery county, I will expose to sale at public Auction, at the Court-House !ofr. in the town of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, and state of Indiana, on Monday the 4th day of August, lf-56, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M.and 4 P. M. of said day, the rents and profits for the term of seven years, of the following described Real Estate to-wit: A part of the east half of the south-west quarter of section fourteen town nineteen, range six also lots 18, If, and 24 in the town of Middle town, Montgomt ry county and state of Indiana—and if the xenls and profits will not bring a sufficient su*n to satisfy said execution, I will then and there at the same time and place offer for sale the fee simpie of the above described property, taken on the Execution as the propertv of Daniel 13. Ellis and Manhorter.

Walk Up to the

MUST COME ALL KNOWING TliEMI selves indebted and now dne J. R. Robinson. Robinson. Vance Co.,and J. R. &S Robinson, walk up! we cannot be put off with the pay we hai-e had. Notes and Accounts. They will do to STAY bv, but they will uot do to GO bv

HEREAS, on the 12th day of July, A. D. 1856, in vacation of said Court, aaid plaintiff by Thomson & Ristine. her Attorneys, filed In the Clerk's office of said Court, her compla'nt in t!e above entitled cause—said piuintilF by her said Attorneys, also filed the affidavit of a disin terested person setting forth that said defendant. John C. Bordell, is not a resident of the st .te ot Indiana. Therefore notice o) the filing and pen- p]1(ints, Victoria and Albert. The only beast.-: of dency of said complaint is hereby £:ven to the pecjes hicli have been taught^ to march with

WM. H. SCHOOLER, Sheriff.

Julv 3, 1K5G—46—4

ADMINlSTKATOIi»S SALE. NOTICE is hereby given, that I will sell at public auction, 011 Friday the 25th day of July next, at the resilience of Martin Stultz, late of Madison township, Montgomery county,Indiana, deceased, all his personal property (not taken by the Widow.) consisting of wagons, horses, cattle, hogs, farming utensils, etc. A credit of 12 months will be given 011 all sv.ms over three dollars, the purchaser giving liis note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. THOHAS J. MASON, Adnrr.

JUIT 3, 1856—46-3v*

Sheriff's Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TOME directed from the Clerk ofthe Common Pleas Court 01 Montgomery comity. 1 will expose to sale at public auction, at the Court-House door in the town of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, and state of Indiana, 011 Saturday the 26tli day of July, 1^56, between the hours of 10 o'clock A M, and 4 o'clock P. M. of said dev, the rents and profits for the term of seven ve.irs, of the. following described Real Estate to-wit: The east hail ol the north-east (juarter of section thirty-four, in township twenty, north of range three west, containing eighty acre-—and if the rents and profits will not bring a sufficient sum to satisfy s.nd execution, 1 will then and there at the same time ami place, offer for sale the fee simple of the ab ve described Real Estate, taken 011 execution as tinproperty ot John Stralcy. at the suit ot Robert Cox, administrator ofthe estate of John Cox, deceased. M. H. SCHOOLER, Sheriff-

J. R. & S. ROBINSON.

July 17, l85&—43-tf

To tHe rcreedyT

DOWNS & HUNT. HAVING

purchased the stock of SMI1II &

PULLEN, at Galey & Ridge's oid stand, respectfully inform their friends and the "rest of mankind," that they have been East and purchased a large and weii selected stock of

GROCERIES,

Which will sell at the lowest possible rates. Outstock consists in part as follows Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Tea, Salt. Pepper

Ginger, AJpioe, Cloves, Mustard, Cinnamon, Cheese, Bacon, Saiaratus, Soda. Vinegar, Hasins, Figs, Candies,

Kuts of all kinds, Tobacco, and tho laigo.-t ami finest stock of Cigarr ever brought to town. Connected with tbeir establishment is an extensive 33 Jt'ISL E! IrfST! We keep constantly on hand an excellent variety of Bread, Cakes. Crackers, Pic*. !-«•.. aud we must soy to the Ladies, if they want good Bread, come and get of us, and if it ain't good we'll charge you nothing.

OXE Wean TO PARTIES.—-We will get you U[" Cakes Quicker and Better than any establishmeni in town. We ask your patronage, confidently be lieving that we can suit you better than any othei Fiim in town, Call and see us/

July X7,-—.tf DOWNS & HUNT.

LAND PATENTS.

THE

undersigned will procure Patents for Lands in those Distriots where the Offices have been closed. Patents will be promptly forwarded. JOHN Y. BRYANT,

all Wishing to get a supply

of all kinds of Trees will do well to call upon the undersigned, on Saturday of each week, as'I will be prepared to reccive orders from ill who pmy favor me with a call.

Apple, Cherry, .Pear, Peach, Oumsnts, Rasp: bnrry, Strawberry, and Fruit trees ot all varieties. Ornamental trcca, Flowers and Shrubbery of all kinds. Hope all that wish to have their lot* improved will feive ine a call. They can be supplied Better than elsewhere. ^Orders can be left at the. Crmne House at any time, with Fisher Fagan.

Washington Citr, D. C.

July 10, 1856—47-2ro

THE GREAT REMEDY! 1! BARBER & EGERTON'S VEGETABLE Ague Killer.

CERTAIN CURE FOR AGUE, CHILLS and Fever, Sick Head ache, and all Intermittent Complaints.

For sale by T.D.BROWN. Barber & Egerton, Ironton. Ohio. W H. PEEPLES, fe- Box 300, Cincinnoti. July 18,1856.--.tf

HARDWARE, C0TLERY, AND SADDLERY. open, a complete assortment. Also, €arpenter's & Cooper's Tools, Shovols,Spades, Hoes, Axes, Rakes, Window-Sash etc.--JL-MSUO*! Gs&m'&G*'

April-10.

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Combined Exhibitions! CONSISTING

Eiiuestrien Director, Manager,. Master oi the Circle

of a full nnd efficient Equestri

an Troupe, and a carefully selected Troupe of Acrobat* and Gymnasts, a Legitimate Dramatic Corps, and complete collection of Trained Animals, including the Wonderful Performing E'e-

military piecision. ascend inclined planes formed of planks 8 inches in thickness, mount pcde«t ils and columns, balance themselves on their hind legs, and perform the incredible feat of

STANDING ON THEIR HEADS The whole demonstrating a nicety of training and agilitv that- hitherto have been considered utter impossibilities. These two Mountains of Flesh first appeared in Ast'ey's Amphitheatre. London, before the crown, nobility, and gentry, producing a furoie unparalleled subsequently at the Cir.' ue Napoleon, Paris, wlseie for 150 consecutive nights, 1 a period of 5 months) they drew crowds of people from all parts of France. During this engagement they were purchased by Mr Richard S iuds, at an immense cost, expressly lor the American Circus, and are now presented to the American people Twth the confidence that no st.cii mtiiusic J60 ac*e^ of rifih Pra-r*c Lnvl. '11 attraction (as this one feature alone compr.&e>

can be offered, either in Lis or ransvAtlantic ,lt

The Antipodean Exercises—a rr.lr.n walking like a fly, with his feet upon a smooth marbie slab, and his head downwards, liis per brm.iiice originated with

MR. RICHARD SANDS.

and was successfully given by liiip first in America. then at the Theatre Porte Martin, at Drurv Lane, London, and afterwards at. ali the principal cities throughout'the entire continent, attracting the attention of the most prominent savans of the world of science, and eliciting the patronage and approbation of the press'and the people of every clime. Dazzled by the brilli:ti}Cy of Mr. Sands' achievement! a host of vain pretenders who attempted to perform this miracle. and with an effrontery unprecedented announced their ability to do so but after a few unsuccessful exhibitions, significant only for their awkwardness and total lack of scientific execution, they abandoned the field to him whose genious alone is master of. To see it done gracet'v.F'v and u«xteriously, it.must be witnessed in this Exhibition.

The efficiency and strengt'i of the Dramatic Company enables us to offer the magnificent Dramatic sj ectaele Mnzeppa, or the V.'i ci Horse of Turtary. Dramatised and adapted from Uvron's Poem ol that title. For cast startling incidents and tableax we mast refer you t.o the simall bill_

One ofthe moyt laughable and cccrntiic

cee:

HERD OF SIX ELEPHANT*decorated with all the splendors of Eastern taste and magnificence. Then follows the

TWENTY LILLIPUTIAN PONIES

ever introduced into a circle, is the combat between the j-

Two Clown®,

Trained Zebra and low Comedy Donkey. The Arc-nic Iix rcises will be rand, novel, and well varied bv the efforts, individually and combined, ofthe foilow:ng artistes o: r«"} utati' n: Mr. 1-^. ands and his two sons. Mr Nathan* and Master I'hilo W Arm.it-rong. Geor.'C Son'eant. ifi.er i-liss.Mastir Ferdinand. Ba»sitr,H I agle, Messrs Ward, Adams, Proctor, and o:hers, com] rising the Acrobatic,Gy mnastic and Auxihaiy forces. The manage?i int is also happy to an nounce ti first appearance of

MAO'LLE CAMERON,

the Frcnch Equestrienne who to.is the b.ight star ofthe Cirque NapoUon, Paris, on account of her youth, beauty and talents. She will give herExercise de Fascination in our Atena on lier nude Pegasus or winged steed

FIVE CLOWNS.

Witty, Agile, Grotesque, Musical and Mirthful Mr. Sun Wesler, Ben Huntington, Tonev Bliss, Hob Connor, and Fred Densor have been engaged, aud will faiticipate in all the performances.

This Grand Exhibition will exhibit at Cratcforus ville on Wednesday, July 80, for one day only Admission to Boxes. 50 cents children under nine years of ag6, half price. Pit 25 cents no halfpiice. Doors open at I o'clock in the afternoon, ond 7 o'clock in the evening. Performances wili commence 5u half an hour after opening.

July 10,1856.

MARY M. HOLXOWAY, M. D. ESPECTFULLY tenders her Professional servioes to the Ladies and Children of Crawfordsville and vicinity.

UT* Office at-the Residence of her Father, opos it he S a is July 10,1656—47-lm

THOMSON & RISTINE,

Have Removed their

Xi A W

J. J. Nathans R. Sands. C. liassit.

The Dramatic Troupe has been augmented by an engagement having been affected with Mr. ami llrs. Frank Rae, late of the Metropolitan Theatre now Laura Kecne's Varieties, New Yoik. 1 he.-e favorite artists now render thi# department much superior to any in the country.

Particr lar Nctic e:

Evcrv petfjrmance will be as represented in the Bills* The entree into town will bo observed bra Grand Oriental parade, arranged in the following order: 1st the

SAND SHASI8T.

containing the Empire City Brass Band, Geo &^elv leader, and the string Oichestra, led by 1 rof. Volante drawu bv a

drawing the Fairy Car. In succession conies the MAXEON & Powrss, Ctawfoidsville, and by Dru,rperformers, mounted on caparisoned steeds the whole terminating with the cortege of vans, carriages, wagons ana other appurtenances necessary to this Colossal concern.

E I A N O I E

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To the Bnek building over Campbell, Galey & Barter's Store. Jue 15, 1865.-4C

INDTA&APOLfS

EVE AND LONG INFIRMARY, TTNDER the care of Drs. GKEEff ft LANGORTII Y.^Consiimption, bronchitis, Asth* 'ma and all other diseases of theXunga, and AirPassages successfully treated by Medicated Inhalation. V.

This system is unparalleled in its success in cnring a class of diseases heretofore sonsidered incur^ble and is fa?i

rac-ju:ring'fa

DRS iRI?EN & LANGWCPvTUT.

June 12-nl--ly.

J. JACK, K.W.JACK. (Late Fielder it Jack, V'.cksburgli, Mi-n

JACK & BROTHER,

SUCCESSORS TO FIELDER &- JACK,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Frovision ond Commission Merchants, No. 513 North side Main, between 3d & 4th Su. .LOUISVILLE, KY. 0* Particular attention paid to the sale of Provisions.

July 3. lf-56—16—1

Best Cigars in Town! HAVE just received a fine assortment of tho best brands of Cigars ever brought to this market—fur sale at inv Bakerv.

For further particulars apply to JAMLS 1JEATON, ileal Estate Ag't. Janunrv ri, ic."?i—iy

tiig

»1IB!

HAS been before the poblic. more than Qi) years, and is thwrvedlv popular in the cure of Sn: vin«, Sweenov, Riiiffbnie, W ind^nls.

Evil.. Callnii'S. Cracked Heels. Gall oF all kinis. Fresh Wonii-is, Sprains. Bruise*?. Fistula. S Efast. Sand Crncks, Strains, Lameness, I'Vno,dered Feet Scratches or t»i*eaae, Man^e. I*o"t put in Sheep, Garsft in Cows, RiieinoaliMul,''# •TJliles of Animals, External J'ciisons, l'ar.ifuk

Nen-oiis A fTections. Frost Bites, Bils, Co :is. Whitlows. Burns and Scalds, Chillblains. Chap-ped-Hands. Cramps, Contractions of the .Murclos, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac.

Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents wit-li Testimonials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. IL TI'CKEK Co., Lockport. N. Y. j«?TFor s:de bv rrri«rijists and Merc'iants tren?ra\lv, t-hrotit'li the United States. Hrilish Passes *ion«. and orher Coin.I lies. Ai"! bv

gists and Merchants generally throughout the cinity. Wholesale by Medicine Dealers in ail large towns and cities.

200,000 TO SELL!

\T'E HAVE JUST BURNT ONE OT the nicest Kilns of Brick ever burnt in the-, state—for which you can bring in a load of Woodland take out a load of Brick, or we will ^el! cheap for Cash. Li

June 26—3w

celebrity both in

this country and Europe. It consists in the Inhalation cf Medicated: Vapor&eariyinjjShe mcdiciu'e dirrctiy to tjie Seat of ttie disease, without t!ie disrdvantnfc Ofai.y violent action. The application!? sit ,pie. It does not derange the Stomach orinttrf re in the smallest degree with either the strength, comfort or business of the patient.

Diseases of the Ear snd Eye of every description ill receive the prompt and successfuKtreat-.mrn!-with.fiii entirely new«ystem. -It-is perfectly afe and cntiicly painless, ejecting.in the mont severe ca-es a ier:'eet cure without occasioning any snfler'ng whatever to the patient. All tiirgieal operations on the Eye will be skilfully perform t.d.

The proprietors have permanently located in this city, and they feel assured that the afflicted will duly appreciate the efibrts they havc^maac for their benefit.

They have spared no pains or dxpenre to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with ali ftfo modern improvements in the treatment of t!io above diseases and no efforts will be spared to inspire the public with confidence in an establishment ef this kind at the Capital of the* State, ,-AJI who may visit Indianapolis, to be treated by the proprietors, insy rely upon every attention during their treatment, fcr furtLtr particulars address the proprietors enc'osing :rf£amp fur return letter. Office No. 12)4 Illinois street.

JOHN DCHERTY.

I Hereby certify that the above is true, lim ing, fried Mr. DohcrtvCigars, and found them to be the best in the place. H. S. LRADEN.

June 26—tf

VALUABLE LANDS

FOR.

CKE

fo'lowitic vnlualdc prnpci-tv nt the INDIANA KEAL ESTATE 0PFICE

countVi

worlds, c^cii iTull the osf-iiblisiirocnts——*.,(51.0-tr.• of iniifi in Montgomery an, Zoological or Diamatic—now organized wCiC joined together.

eij:bt miles from the Countv Seat,

!uw rs. ct. f-)f

pcracie.

7 iniios N. W. of Crawfordsville f0 HCITS in rti!livation, the whoie i\-ncfdBwith good house, barn, brick smoke-house, and orciii.id. Terms satisiactory. 3. 240 acres with good ITouse, Parr, and Orchard 5 mil north Crawfordsv'lle. 4. BU acres. w«-.'»d land, ali under fence, f.vc miles i. 'th ot Cir.wfoi-d.-vil'e. 5.

acres if^:i»b'e land, good irn-.i0"0-

ment?, 5 iniies nort'n of Crav. fbi-dsvilie, ut a ba.-. gain. (J. 3 SI aw* sood improved laud ?.j of a mi'e from CrssW.fordsvii'e.

T. -ILinisc & I.oi on Market $£:ect! Crawfjrilsvil!s,~fiO Hi by 52 feet. T.ot on W.i :hi«fttea street, Crawfordsville,. I—Lot fC5 by 1!.'5 feet. t). A four ae: Lot east and adjoining the town j"of Crawfordsville. 1 ilf. 59.'3 acres, 11 miler north of Crnwfordsville, 90 acres timber balance good Prairie acres good I5!ue ppasture, good House, i^ i.n, I & V«raie-liiuse. wilii an er.ceilcnt orchard. '1 he

N. A & S ileni lia'Jroad passes through t'.ie we.-t .side of the iui»d for sale very low, terras factory.

I. Two corner lot* in tho town of Wave!anl, lot* 93 by 1.-2 feet, can be purchased on ca?y terms.

Vi. ITf»««se and lot cn Pike street, Crawford ville, lot H.i feet iront, can be bought on aceonimodaUng tt-i ttis. 13. House and lot on Maiketstreet. Craw-.5 fordsvilie. lot i'i feet 3 inches front, a desirable residenct*. will he sold luW. it to us W a in stree*. Lraivforosville—lot ~L' ivfct front, good Stoie room on first tiwor. 1 .. Four acie lut eat and ad o:uing the town of Crawfordsville— /ood house, witii barn, weii of water and orchard, at a bargain.

PVBSLL

CALL AROUND.

HAVS A FEW COMBINED REAPflKS WOW RS on linnd, which I will sell chtnj) They have been re-modelled from last year's. and have been tested and ^vork well'. Any one can satisfy himself before they, pay one "t1on the Machine, if they choose, as to the work u.cy. do.

Thy can be found at my residence, just w^t of. the College.

lJ,

June 26,1656-^tf

C. II. SA\ AN^.

PIECES Ladies'"Dress- Trimmings' 100 do Bonnet Ribbons, latest styles 100 Ladiesf ColIars *r 100 SilkandSaiinP^rasols^

W ii a ii a a &

April JO.