Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 December 1856 — Page 2

Jat.

J. A. QHKEY, Editor.

THURSDAY, DEC. 25, 18.16.

CT WILLIAM A. WELSHEAR, Cincinnati, •., is our authorized a|fr.t in that City, to re•eire #11 monies on subscription and advertising for the Journal. Office, Zcller's Drug Store.

For President in I860,

JOHN C. FBEMONT.

send to that ovcntion, three times at- many

delegates n* they have hopiei-en!ati\rs in

do yon know why you have to par from

twelve to twenty cents per pound' for s.i-

IVi'haps some of you are at a 1

common article ol Sug plained. The I1resent Slave democracy, in order to benefit three hundred Sugar plante:*

and negro diivprs ol Lusiana, have pla.-ed suth a heavy dutv on toieign Sugar, that

impoitcts cannot allotd to biing it to this conntiv nntl lealize a living profit on it.— Acroiiiiug to Old Lineism, SOU Siig'ir planters in Lousi»na must be protected, to tho detriment of the enleipiise of the

whole North. 3CU St gar planters must be protected, or else the Union will go to "{hinders."•— SCO slave drivers must giow imniensely rich oil' the poor laboring classes ol the: Noith, or elf-e!hi» Lnion uir.si edi-solvcd at once. Iiow it wi'.li "she North wh«'n s-he «fk»- j'lolection for hrr U!-omrs, toi her nianniat tories. yea, tor her millions ol I

s^white Jabo»ei?••••.••

he whole South raises up in arm# •gainst such a measure. The howl of Dissoh tiin is rai.-ed from

the coast of Virginia to the sands ol Lousiana. And, as a matter of course, the Noith has to knuckle, or the Union will

be 'eveied in «'"n. But the Not th baa never riii-cd the howl of dissolution because she could not

have certain measures passed. Tha North

wants nothing but equal rights.

IheNor'hhas aright (o ask and de-1 airland that her laborers and manufactories fhonld be protecfel a* well as lew aris-j tocrats and negro diivers of the South.—

But let er ask the ssme protection that

the South now enjoys, and how *-o«n wi! be hfaid that WH O old cry of dissolu

tion. Lef Noithem men look info lhi mat ter fitnl let th. demand of Congress a repeal of the ouions tariff on Sugar.

We will sny more on this subject in fn-

II re.

Jtew York as Cm .:nrt d. \^'iih Eight Slave States. We hope every pat ion of the Jovrvai

day is not far ilih'.ani. when we will have our just rights. The popular vote in N. Y. is equal to thai ol eight slave Slates, as loilows: 5(J5,000

New York, Virginia,' Mary 1 and. South Caroiini Alabama, Ge*:gia,, Mississippi,

150,000 86.UOO

ijmszaaa

KFPITBL1CAN STATIC CONVENTION At tht* suggestion of numerous Ix^pnh- upholding the most corrupting and daiunalicnns from various portions ol the frtafe. j,}^ business that ever blasted the hopes, the Republican State Central omm tleo

the Lower House ol the Legislature. \tc^/-:U By order of the Rep. Stale Ont. Coin. a host of others with whom ou were well JOHN 1/ES- KLEb, Chaiinian. He-juainted, ever liatuit von in your dreams? j'

J. S. Ii ARav. Secretary. pi,

Dtlty ©XI K^Ugcir. vour friends who have been murdered— Readers of the Montgomery Journal,

gaiT eiiiqp- w. .. voices, com mw to to know why tliU otitrageous prii-e for a

tut

gilttdaaiMetuMuHtoj

SHAME! SHAMS!! £:.-Ttt*fae Groceries, thjse dens- of Viee and Jgbrrhption, which now disgrace 'our towhl MUST BE PUT DOWN. THEY CAN NOT LONGER BE TOLERATED IV OUR MIDST. Charley Bovrea what yon say about it ?—Journal. J1

In the language of the ravishing hard, we say, "lot 'em rip," Joseph Addison.— JRtview.

"Let 'em rip"—speechless be the treacherous and traitorous tongue that utters so

debasing a sentiment—so disgusting and indignant answer—palsied be the hand that writes it may the rude passion of Heaven'a vengeance dethrone the mind that conceived it, and blast his body into shape

less det oi mity. Charity, loaih*ome creature that you are, an advocate of drunkenness the causa of so much misery, upholding that demon thai has no rival for its love of vice and crime—no rival on earth—no rival indie dai chambers of hell, its birth-place—

have deteimined to call a tate onverition .. to assemble in the city ot Indianapolis. I

the ,ave

on Wednesday the seventh day of Jauuaiy blight intellect, and the means ol convertBext. ing this proud commonwealth of ours— A* the object of the Convention is main- ]li} brightest star in the galaxy of nations, ]y to adopt measme.-- to bav a peimanhnt

and eftii'ietit organization ot the HepulilicHn iArty, it is thought I,est that it l»!«vwp«l.l corruption, mtngH wuh composed of delegates selected ioi that pur those vices which the ubo of liquoi in cvei pom. Iranght with. 'I he Republicans of each Representative How feels your copFcionrc—vour inner district in the Mate will, theieinre,

niHn llo

i, 80,000 '75 OrO '-5 98,00050.000 42,(i00 14.000—595.000 ot eleetonal votes, is

Lousiana,

Delays re, The number

follows: Nw YorTt,

happiness, and consigned to

^8^™ prospects of many a

rst Qn

estern

85 76

The others, Ibis shows conclusively that lepresen-

iation and the voting opulation oi the two sections in very unequal.

gotitliern Kansao Emigrants Leaving1 the

Territory.

The Missouri Drmoci at says: "The Southern Kansas emigrants, it

arcnis, quitin# tI^e 'IVnitoty about annnt.- oiislv a1* tliev flocked to it. Ine V, pteamer F-. A Oudcn. which reached lh*i 1 yrsteitlij\ had on Loaiii aliotit two hofnlred of ihnn. nil oit their way hack tlWiv. 6M lioipcs and iiiostMiortr.^hly oi' with iTcoubtry cYftW t« the^.oitlT

Hemispheie, into

,l„. not reproach von for having

".,.

used such an cxtnessun:. Does not the

Vf V()1

hpt

worse tiian

)lttilO*"s ton

It is ea.-ily ex-

.. ,Xr Ai iwithanv, but send them on to school, ihe ghort of a oodrutr, of an Alexander, and teacher can- borrow a book of HOIIH other int out th'j lesiion with but

'awakened

HWM

k«.iied l.v some I

Have you never been by some ... Iiightiul dteam, and beheld the visions ol

numlered—sent 10 endless

hy these

oss,

villainous liquor sellers?

And have yon never imagined to he,r li.eir

in a low but

your ear

if yon honor the dead-

iove the living, avenge our deaths, rid comliumitv of its deadliest foe." Has your nature la-en altered so much, and yonr heart tinned traitor to your "inner sell," that von honor not the dead, nor respect nut the living? far be it Irotu that." j- Dres not that part of the scripture which sayrth: "No Drunkard shall itdr-ri

the kingdom of Ilea von." send pangs of 'pain and anguish, with thrilling, bunting and bitter meaning into vour dark, and We fear, alieR'iy sin-stained heart.-. Has not the cries, the rears, the moans, and tie1

Wo und bitter anguih of that angel wile I'eep no effect uj.ou you? sh.dl all her nobh laooiious and indiisti ions etiortc lo iuduci* her son, bet husband to leave oil the intoxicating cup be ol no avail? Snail aii hiyh and holy liopes sink nnnoti'.ed and uncared lor 1 von. into the daik ano I billet wateis of tin- ca'm and waveless sea 'of oblivion? sliall ail those ion 1 anticipalions be blasted and burled to the ground t,y vour aciion-? shall those innocent chil,11en— ,c» those little angel ones—shaii they cry for bread and shiver with cold for want of fiie. with your consent? il not. why do you advocate and uphold the mean by which they are brought about why do von smile at the misery—want and desti-

now stalks forth at mid-dav

our fair city, ami lepulse thetu from you, with the words "let 'ent rip.'* We will tell you why. It is because

ihe party to whom you are bound, wib not suffer you to intcifeie with the ad-

varu ellltJU 0

will pieservy the following astoniHing will be consigned to an eaily and untime-

FtatisMes—show it to your old line liieno'sj |y

intempeianee, or that yon

yourself are so lost to decency, respect i.n: all those iiner feelirigs of true philanthropy, tiiat if all the prayers that ever as.ended •o Heaven we petitioned to yon one by one. you would not daie to tcceive them, much less to o•me on the suit* ol right and L\c.ii ui e, witiiout the consent of your tiMsters, no more, than you would dare en

ter a d'.'n (d poisonous ifpiiles. Shame. hitllev shatiiC upon thy manhood—.stain upon thy character—stop, stop, ere yov

(U«nth.

and ask them if there is any justice, an\ "let 'em lip" all tho answer we can fairness, any equality in Midi repic.-en I receive ft om you, occuji) ing a position as tslinn. ben will thi»- Noilh have her an editor of a public jomii-ii "let cm iust rights? i:en v. ill the I-Yecnien oi the North lie represented? We nope the

rip," oh! uItu! an annaer—Unit sentence

.vtio'.'.ld loi ever condemn you, should be loiever tingiiug. tinging in your ear. Yes, man that would return so debasing an an-

\ver to a question like the one asked b\ us, shi.rhi recei\e thejusl coiiileninatiou O'

eveiy one who loves sobiiety, truth an good order, and the advancement ol iem-

pefance. Have yoii no friends, no acquaintances, t.o relations tlut have been injured by th.s .luadly enemy? or has lortune smilei .i,\ii.gi hly ui on you, thai you and your lien.is aie free lrom its withering, blasting curse? if so, then go on, it not, then cease to advocate di unkennels and male with us in endeavoring to put an end to .lie existing itram shops ihat disgrace our city

Let Jip." sliame upon you, Cha-ley,

.shame KAii:-:

SLIAALL

Yv'e uirinistitinl tiio old line "jhu'

{'/Hitiel VY. N p.iihee.- contciuplates moVi*,it^ to our goodly city. ii-l Doilier Huvvcu inform u- when the ^riiiul en runce wili made?—Ckjwfordxvitle Journal.

Kot nitivh of a compliment to vour coun'y Jir, Journal, but certainly a groat one :o ur it imlicates that ilie politiral ai i»o-phere ol old Fountain is hecom itiy.too poie for one accustomed to liv.aii'l move in the cxcre^ceuces and slimu ol the pioiii 'til world, to hieatti Ircely in. Foutdain Ledger

^gSr'Ntiver tolloW'tho examplo. or the "coiilis^-rtfa'o angry man. \i

in th« bosom of fools."

rr iir" ii -ri^iit'.ii^fahiiitnr-#"

For the Journal

Ironical advice toParents.

BY ANOTHER TBACHK*.

While your teacher is buying brooms let him purchase a bncket.also. His money comes easy when he closes his school.—• You that live in hearing distance of the school-house be certain to notice your old clock although it may have stopped last night on the account of cold weather, or some other misfortune, and is two hours slower than common time. But don't forgot to notice it and if possible get the word out that he don't keep the hours required by law, in this way you will induce him to continuo his school until sunset and keep your chldren sitting on them easy slabs that you mistake for seats until they will like the name of school as well as a deer does the report of a gnu.

If your children come home with their month full of school tales you should always sit. and listen at them from the time they get home until bedtime, in this way you will get them in the habit of telling an endless stream of truth.

If vourchildien get corrected at school for a mean trick, you should keep them at home, in this way you will teach theio to do better.

If any accidents happen your children at school, you should hlamo the teacher,

for accidents will not happen if the lea-h-

er attends to his business. At the commencement of school if your

children have no books, don't supply them

anu

vei-v

,it,lu

tlauh!e-

If yon go away on a visit and dont

wih to take your little brood with you, send them to school with the older chil-

,iren

their talki'g and laughing will no

tho sd, o1 tho ,Wilst

I If they are too small to walk, m.ilce

the larger children carry them, ana it be advisable to send a

wotiiU be auvisaoiu to seno mini our or toys and the cradle with them so that when they ate tired of playing, tii^ teacher can was r:i up some garments and mow the

chaps away. In conclusion, if your teaehor is employ ed bv subscription dont pay him at the expiration of the school bin. let him wait

a while and earn his monney two or three times running after it. You must always lecolieet that it is a small sum that you owe him but don't think that those little

niitos when sumed up is all he has dp not think it would be thinking in vain.

And if" vour teacher is employed in a fiee school yon had better advise your township treasurer to loan out w-'h^it funds he lots ou hands until lie makes the next draw, thus would be a great accommodation to the teacher, especially if he has dels to meet at the close of the te.ni.

carnot read or write: I'm nam, 2,021 Sheiby, J.G41 liush, 1.514

Martin, 1.561 \V ashington,

Total ill ton counties, 15,196 A matter ol course these countie.-

gave majorities lor slavery and Buchanan.

MH'ouniiug in the aggregate to 8,i37. Right, every comity went Democratic.

11 tin ah for glorious "dimocracy," and siaveiy—both prosper ino&t in intellectuai

larluiess. B:other Brown of the Putnam Banner what are you about over there in old Putnam W^ hy don't you have (he voting

and risiiig generation enlightened? shannon your coumy 2,021 adult pernon*

your county who cannot read or write iS'o wonder "Bro., No'-ely," as you caih-.

him, fizzled out in Gicencastle. Democracy will rtilo while the people aie in daiknes. Thev cannot stand *li" b^ht.

'ill. .. CA«.o: ."

Orawtordsville. The Evansville Joiiriial^^:skys we have ollowed the steamer Amazon, with heUalliope, -up and down the Mi.-sissippi, ami are gla.l to stale ihat she arived salely at St. Louis, after frightening nea.lv^to th'.vih, all the negroes along tho "'cost.' The Memphi- Buletin says:

That wonderful steam, g-inding organ, ,,n itord the steamer Amazon, passed up die river yesterday morning, tieating ou -itizeti.s to "Fisher's Hornpipe" and "Oh. Susaua." Iltere was a general rush ol boys, niggers, and drays, to the river to see the atoresaid "loershine."

BLACK INK.

F. M. Heaton has a superior article oi Black Ink for sale in his e^tahlishmein iioth by wholesale and retail, call around gentleman nud lay in yonr winter supply— Lie sells it choap and no mistake.

jgggr* OmowL

Anger dwells

VOTE

1800 i^oma8 Jefferson, (John Adams, JThoraa* Jefferson^ (Chas C. Pickney,. (James Madison, (Chas. O Pickney,

1804

1808

1816

1820

1 qoaJ

1828

1836 Hugh L. White, Wiiiie P. Matigum, Daniel Webster, »l- H. Harrison,

I Martin Van Buren,

1844 I

1 1 1 olk

eniy lay,

(Z '.chai Taylor,

1843 J, i.ewis t. ass,

t,».^

je 'tnklin Pierce,. jWiitiield Scott, i.iitt '.s Buchanan,

1S5G lobn C. Freniout,

full.

We clip the following from the

('hicago Daily_Democrat, which says:— Jndi-tna has an Lgy,.t" even more extensive than Illinois. 'I he following is a speciiii ii of the number of adults who

-).o

Greene, 1.5U3 Jackson, 1,368 Orange, 1,396 Posey, 1,496 Vigo', 1,461

J?"Jtout-:

Result of Presidential Elections in tha United Slates fronv 1796'to 1850 Electoral votes. i7Qft JJohn Adam*, 71 (Thomas Jefferson, "-T

68 73 64

162 14 128 45 122 89 183 34 218

James Madison, De Witt Clinton, James Monroe, .... .., Ruins King, James Monroe, No opposition but 1 vote,., Andrew Jackson,*

1812

Jolia

Q* Adams,!

Wm. H. Crawford,

Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, ]John Q. Adams,

Andrew Jackson,

Toon! Henry Clay,

John Floyd, William Wirt, Martin Van Buren, I Wm. II. Harrison,

CUANtiKS.

Rev. T.

Eddy having been removed

from the Indianapolis district, to the Editorship of the North Western Chiistian Advocate, in place of Dr. Watson deceased, Il'v. P. C. Hoi ii day ha* been remo\ed from ('onnersville district, to the Indian apolis District and President Locke, from the Brookville College to the ('onneisville District, and l?ev. James Beswick. fioiu the .Mt. Auburn Circuit, to the Brookvilie College. No interest suffers from thes.-. changes. Mr. Eddy will fully sustain the reputation of the Advocate. Mr. Holliday will not be less popular on the Inoian.-ipo-lis district than his prcdeesors .Mr. Locke will quite fiil the place of Mr. Iloiliday in the affection* of the people, and we are "-ure College will lose nothing in tite change oi Presidents. Mr. Beswi. is an expe iet.-e.-l and successful teacher—Brooktdile Amer.

Markets.

Crawfordsville Markets about the same as last week. The hog killing season i.iibont over. Prices remain firm at from $5,00 to So,50 per cwt. Next week we will give the wholesale and retail prices in

MARRIED.

At Cire-meastle, ind., ou Tuesday eve ning, Dec. 2d, l!v6? by Rev. Wm. Wilson, C. W.

BIIOWN.

W:N'S

Iin'ii

While attending tho Si ate 'air at ntiupoliM we had the pleasuse ol ui tin strain* ol thi~i wuitderlul instiiinieii Alanv ol our re.ider no doubt saw it aiiu heartl it lor themselves. We notice that it has been "down sotilh" surprising the natives down there. Wonder what the so i,,Iks would think it it should uass tluou^L

listcniiii.

Cox,

IOWA.—Theoffi

cial vote ol Iowa is ap follows:—Fremopt,

44.12T

Buchanan,

36,241

Fillmore,—

0,444. Fremonl'i! plnrtiHfy if T,SP0.

(Kditor of th- Put

nam Republican) an Mas.

MARIA

Fairs

iate of Logan.-port, Indiana. In'his CUSH the printer received something of more consequence than a gnij dollar. The pstimated value ot the iri'l isomething like four thousand dollars.

Banner.

^^"Isn't that queer now—veiy queer'7 if that's the way primers are going on, she profession will be mined entirely.— Suppose we all get to running after foil! thousand dollar women—and widows to-. at that—what is to become of the ty/.-ex Mr. Brown—the types'! Answer us that, von extravagant ilog, you. Four thousand dollars and a widow, and he a printer'.

How do you feel about the troupers' pockets, Mr. Brown?—Slate Sentinel. We would remark that four thousand dollars would feel pretty tolerable heavy our pocket. Thats so. Brother Bi own in your prcr-cnt situation it is nonsense lor

us to wish you more happiness than you now enjfiy. Your cup ol happiness indeed runneth over, yon are the happiest ol the

happy. How else can you be with a preify dashing widow and four thousan I dol-

'ars. Good luck attend you and your.while journeying here below. Anion.

"jBC

BROWN'S, UilOWN'S, BROWN'S, vo 3 -NO. 3. NO n, OfO'MKHOlAL BLOCK. "HOWVS. BllOWN'S, BKOWN'S. \0 NO.". NO. 3, (,'OJIMEHO'lAL BLOt H'it

BIIDWN'S, BROWN'S

no no.3, no.: ('uMMFOfK IAL BLOCK! TJ.ST opened at No. Commercial Block, a lar,:e and complete adsortmenr. ol

Patent Medicines, WINDOW GLASS, FENS, PAFBR, INK TANL) AND S\V INGING LAMPS.

from "nt of the north-wi st corner thereof Also part of the

north

fraction of the north-west

.i muter x)/ section •", in saiu township and range aforesaid, ami part often acres from oft'the north side Of the south hall of said north-west qr of said sec., three being all that part of said last nameo raets. not hereto fore corn eyed to Isaac Cox oat tracts,, not hereto t«i of the east part thereoi—containing in all tne dbov£ tracts 100 acres. Terms: Oiie hall of the ''pliriifusc monev W be paid tnliand, balance in one year, with interest 'i he said prcniises arc s^uate 1 milea uortlx ea3t of Darhugtoii. •,

NATHAN T.HCKET,-3

THe. AdmV.

i^rTirfi- i"r—rrnri'"r'

LADIES! LADIES !#LADlEb' FOR THE FOR THEJFOR THE LADIES! LAD E3i./ LADIES!

FOR THE FOR THE'' FOR THE LADIES! LADIES! LADLES!

THE LA DIES, 1 Will find at Brown's Drug :Store. No. 3, Coramercftil lock, a l. le assortment of Perfumery, Lubins Extracts for the Handkerchief, Christiana's Extracts, Harrison's Extracts, Hanei's Extracts. Berthenel's Extracts, Pomades, Baridoline. Tjustral, Ox Marrow, Lilly White, Alabaster Tablets, Pear! Powder, Lilly tablets, (very stiperior,) Poncine Soup, Honey Soap. OmnWi^f W indsor. Taylor's Orystaline and Low's Monster Soups Wood's Kestorativu, Barry's Trtcoph.-r-ens, Kello^fi's Citcassion Ealm, Lyon's and Wriglit's'Kntliarions, Batchelor's Hair Dje, Rudway'if Hair tonic. HAIR BRUSHES,: I TOO BRUSHES: CLOTH BRUSHES, NAIL BRI bhi-b

A N O O

Other things •which ve have not space to' montion. Call and examine the stock.

Dec. 2o-ulB-2w.J T. D. BROWN.

0 XS OX & BR 0 7HER, WIIOi.KSAMI

Booksellers, Stationers,

•^.V'.-V 'i:, AND DEALERS IX Paper?, Selioolbooks, Pictures and Gilt Mould ing»

LA FA YET VE. ISD.,

Will furnish at the follosvinz cheap raiea. FREE IN LAFAYETTE:

.per, :tr

Harjier's I\ia^riiziie Hat jier's Weekly Putnam's Magazine Grahii in's a^axine Godev's l.aiy l*»ok Littell's Living A ,e Knie.kerbock er Ma^nziae... Biackwood's Magazine Househidd Woru.s Ohatiiber's .iuurnal Yankee Notions Mrs .Stephen's Monthly..,. Uaihni's Di.Lai- Monthly.... I'laliott'.- PictDiial or' 0«ir Union New York Le iger Leslie's Pictorial New York Weekly Herald New York Weekly Times.. iSew York I'ickayutiy Home Journal Saturday ening Post Boston \Vcekly Traveler Boston Port Po'.hf Uncle tsani

L'..r0

1.5) 1,50 I ,?.r)

3,^5 :-.,ou 2,25 £,(!() 2,fv L'.2o 2, •2,55 L',V5

TEH MS OASII IN ADVANCE! Persons at a distance may send money in reiristercd letters. '1 heir orders will be prouivt v. attet.iifcd 10.. .• —NOTICE—

Dealers and Country Book-clh r- supplied very cheap with Books, Schoeibooks, (Jtieaj) Puulicalii.tts, Letter and Cap Paper and &tati0Ui ..t ca.-tern rates.

Address vmir orders to JO Hi. SO A ii LliOTHMR, Booksellers,. Lataveite, In !.

CJ.i sasiiSM'Cl il ..

Iiave on hand and for sale, at iuw fiyur'js, A 5j:ir^e J.-it o!' 0VER-C0AT6, LTJSlNftS OATS

VT:RTS & PANT",

Men's "Waterproof Boots, Call", Kij Hungarian Hoots, "Women's & Children's off?.

CALF, MO HOC CO AND Kid Boots a ltd Buskins, Kuboors and Over Shoos.

C?nr.l)eil & C^.,

Have iv-jeh ed fit'l line of

KNGL1SII it FItENOH MLOIUNOES Of every desirable color.

r^AIN ANU KiGLUKIJ CASH^l.R^S B:«y stute T'lantseis FRENCH GINGHAMS Furniture iind Curtain Prints.

rAMriitLL .v fc.i Have on hand a huge lot of CLOAKING CLOTHS

CLOAKS TALMAS Bay Sure Shawls Cloak and Dress Trimmings Vehet and Bor.net Ribbons

COLLARS,

EMBROIDERIES, ic.

CAMPBELL & CO., Have for suleat ^re.-it bar^'iins,

SCO

WOMEN'.S 'V CtilLDivEN'3 AS ii E RE & W»)(.)L E N

O S E

Plain and Ribbed.

1 5 0# A I

Men's I'utk. Iierlin. Seal, OTTER & KJD GLOVES Miss's am! Children a

GLOVES ,t MITTS.

CAMPBELL & CO., Are selling prime article of Rio Cofteo 15ets. A 8ti:-rior El Dorado Sufrar A choice utricle Golitvn Svr«|i

Gun -ow-ior Dec. ic,lta6.

©*1

NE CIGARS, PURE TOBACCO,

SOAPS, BRUSHES,

rERFUMEHY $- FANCY ARTICLES Which will be so'.u at prices warranted to

is it

fcive

ID"* Particular attention given to Physicians

pr( sciiptt ins. Dye. So-nlS-ilw.

T. D. L.ROWN.

«. t-e NOTiCE S Iieiebv given that IjWill se'd at private sale 1 the idllowing described real estate in Mont gontery County Sute of Indiana, of which Wtiiiatn Picket, late of said County, died seized, to wit:— he North lYneiion ol the north-east'ij'uan-er ui section 4 in township 1 north of ran^e west, excepting 3 acres iieretofore conveyed to Win.

HAS

extra 1UJ

3 & IT

been before the jmblic more tliau

Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Urui^es. FisMila. Sitfast. Sand Cracks, Strains. Lniu'-tiess. Fi.niiderwd Feet: Scratches or Grea^. M-mye. .£.• Rot. in Sheep, Garget in Cows. Rneumatisui Rites of Animals, External Poisons, VruiitV Nervous Affections, Friutf. Bites. Hoils, (.'h:-IK. Whitlows. Runts and Scalds, Chillbiains. Chappetl Hands. Cramps Coniraciiiris of the Muscles,. Swellings, Weakness, of the Jointti, Cak.'.i Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac.

Pamphlet* gratuitously furnishevl by a^ent!" with Testimonials ot -ita utility. All orders addressed the Proprietors, M.

TCCKF.H A

Co., Loi'kpert,

•t^S-For sale bv Druccists and Merchnnts tfensr:i!lv, thwus'h the UniU-d State®. British Ftw*,. •ions, ami C.-n'tt,.'.

Mans6it

Humilities and Utnctics,

lK)1S.

liivatiu.'ly

yea.t^

cid is deserveilly pojntlnr in the ctue of 1 Spavins, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windtrsdls. p.vjl. Callntis. Cracked Hwls, Oall «f all kinds1

]& I

/•pHE undere'gtB^d has^cst reftiv^d lar ii. and ftnost asiortiueiit. Gold.--.Jftrsftry una gjat-thes ever brought ^'Crawievdiff'ill^aitat'lA 3S6r Christmas presentSjTcoi s.stirg qi, 7. GOLD EARRINGS, ^4

LADIES' & GF.NT'S BREA'Sf PINS, MNGiER RINGS. GQLDSCNAPS 1 I ^BRACELETS, •I /LOT.'KETS,

GOLD CHAINS,

GOLD S'LVER WATCHES. All of which he will sell chcaf er than any other H«'Vise in to^n, an 1 wamutt as rs presei Teri

Call and si fbr \oer«dvt sat the si^it the

GOLDBK WATCH, One Door East ol' the H'dtcn House, Criwfordsxiile, Inl. JAMES PATTERSON.

D.t 1 '-nl 7-"w.

otice,

YS hereby given that the unil-.rsipned has been 1 appointwl Administrator, '.vith wii! irinex: tf.of the estate ot William Pick, t, late 01 Montgonit-iy County, deceased. S-.id i-stati- is solvent

NATHAN T. TICKET, Adnt'r.

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«.jEIi'S* E. r. E. is. 3'J'UTHWORTH, Who is w. Ii known as one of'th= MOST FOl'L'LAii VMiiTERs ISm mu

In ai«::tion to the above we Oontriijutora: MKKPY W. I I'TEEFlT, \V. VV. KO-DICK,

CT.AKA

Morr

At-I'-K CA'tKY, A. F. LAW, MRS. E F. EuI.ET, I'ARIC Hfci.s iAMI.

imaged as

C. A. 1A iK. ,-BjiJf. CAdKDAV. i, AV. I'. V'.K AN A S.

AND NUMEROUS OTHERS. Vc .T^ J? A -V 3 -yj & tL tju wL jj ii We partieuiariv eonnnend our sheet, i'heir de p-trtm nt wdlhe Edited with tlu utmost ere, an.. eVt.n

no ex use or d:oi ^Mied to ei.u. iht

uev« te: ro their esi-ecnti btsmfit. unu.vus.nv

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Nciv.", Washington Gn."iji. A.-'.v ioik Cult Chat, ilu Laleot l'aiis Ea- iiutis, I'racticai lie.eipts tor liie

Household and T'»iie "ilniLitlie One'.-." Dej aitmeut, Gems I'rotii i'tose and Poe tiv, lieiidt'r's Guide,

Hisiori-a! fuveicnes, 1 iiiusiafiiiu."', ike., &c., &c &c.,

S-j.^.e Copua if-9° I ®r .iu:.u \o ^to flic auur.cs,^. .^,.VJ T:,rec S

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An ktu-r3containing uic-n.y sliould he rcg s-l-.-ivd, an ihn et.-d ptaimj ai.u tin} ili a..^ ... .,urr-.--k,otherwise we are not r. s. onuiblc .or ihetn lO'Spee liH.it co] its will Ue sent live to l'oa: jiiusli rs, Agents, ami ail who wish to gel up a e. uo ,vH ot-..ei, en receipt of four cents at siatapb lo e.\peiiSv oi'rv, i. te.iitj, is ouiy 5 ee ,ti

A.mress CUOFU' tv iiiGhi-OW, oli Duel. •Siren Ph.laueii ilia'.-PJ. Among the hundrous complin enfary not v/c ha\ vi c.'.ve -r.-in .icivs^iipii- i:. v.r» -c.uii ot :iie ci-iiiiu'}', v.'c ottoie. me leilvwo.-g extra.-i iVooi tie -1 "The NttUoii up ears in clenr l-T^e type, ci ano* whue paper, and is richiy aaorned with .Uh..!lliOi.S

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As a ill. i'.ry and family journal, ro have in. Iiesirutioii in ri n".iicii:g .t the

lirei

& PbwEM, ProggiBts, Crswfordtrille,

XodiMitr. "-r-

tii *ii co —[Troy, Ala. .Duhetin.

De.

The NATK N is s-u.din quarto FornV'eig].t|Farming uteKsds.Corn hi tl fcld, Wheat in the piigts, -iUii each i.un.iiir will eotttaiti at ie.u" i\v. n.ond, atto vanoueotherarticl ». Tirms.acre1 mill huuv, thus it.n. siin.g our 8u.,-

Hi e^ a* tne eon of the year with a volutin con- °ver

."•"i HI -, HV

Ur.suriasstdNovelettes, Sketches, &e. TOOi-l'llta V,\Til C'VIiU 100 N A ij iLI-l'sTitA

THE NATION is sent at the fol ow.i.g remark Mon'ffoniery Cou: tv, wi'd txpi seto side at «btibh loio oU :•£«. jit l"I iC2\ A.S vlL'uui^u jj,. Aucti' at the Court -House door in the town Cr v. toidv 1!.\ Montgomery County,and Sfat# of Indiaufl, on Titui^day the 1st day of January. l- f)7 bs tw'-n thrf houi-tf 1 10 o'c'ock A M. »i:d 4 o'e'ock of said day. th ren and profits for the t. rm of 7 years, in' th -llowing described r. ai es*«t-e to wit: ihe Not «H Wi-st quarter oi- th» 0*A:i rno copy nve to the ,ettcr up of tin S.-uth Wet ijiiarter of ct:on thn e, in township 'r I? ...w,. \XTfe.rtv..reontaiiiig

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luo o. 1 E 2s A t! ,.se s^nJing us subscriptions from th_ i'tui iiices. lniisc enclose in au.-inon nuh. ^ubseriftaw. rice, 20 cents lor each suo-enb. js w- atv culiii iitu to|l\ |a^ tlie L'lilted fc3laU •'O.'t. gf.

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STRAYED I

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the suoscriber, who is l.ving at Major Whitlock's, in the twWn of Crawfordsvilie, a fine two year' oll pi aye colt, aj bright, bay-, four black legs, and a while spot on the but. head, anu •ery antall ettts/aild isf'ii very small sized' 2'ycai. eld eolt:,. An pefsi.iigiving.aiiy infwmation'uiat, will lead to its recovery, will be "liberal !v reward-

f^EK-

Till N I V: liil JK ctptoTtlite Litcra,tun Or ginal Talia^ktteMg. pett-y, IW«, ak^8iP£i^, Cumifl m%*t. cp g». h\h m'»aT toi e. It ^^y-whe^fta,^knojBrlt-dged to las the^:best in tH«:w|rId'I Hence ita extraoninaiT and|^^:eard jjr_ 'fcer, iinrloyi

li^exuiK r. yjit- rv Th. LLD(-^iTi|

BONUER, tlie Prdprictof of tli_ the beat talent in tftfe country. f|jbd by so doing make? the best aper. Such fcritera a« Fanny Fern, Sylriinue Cobb, Jr., and ^nerson Beioittt, are permanently engaged on it, laid will write ft* rto other pa) er'h« rt after. Mrs. aBgourney, ulso, constantly writes lor it sodo a host of other popukrsuth(!s,includiiig3Irs Emina N. Sou'nvorth, Aiice Cany. Mrs. Vangliari,'' STai^ W. Stanley G.-bs on, Claw Sydney, Acv, Aa- The Ledg-'r is iititifully illustrated every week.5* lie Ntw York. Ledger is printed on beautiful •white ip er, and is composed of eight pages, rnak.ng tite bandaonitst weekly paper »n tbe.country. It is niilished eveiry 5^iturdf»y, and fold a^ all the in ws offices in every city and^timn- tHwl out the cottnti^ and is mailed for subscribers at two dollars j^er wniiuni tVo dopieriiieaeht^To'e three dollars Any peisoii obtaining eight »ubsci.bers atijl .50 each,.(which is Our lowest club rtif'esj an I senling us $12 will be emitted to ote» copy Five. Terms invaciably..in advanca. JLddris.- mH IuU«ra.to°-' s»

ROBERT BONNER. Publisher of iVew York Ledpflr/ 44 ylnn ftreet, New York. N. B—^ow io a good lime to subscribe as Emerson Bennett'* Gr jat Original Novel of Frontier Liie, wit! be conmitiiccd in tite Letij^eron the first of January. [Dec lo-nl7-2t.

trt

.-r) pr /l.uve 1-114 ii.ycd ftitiiout ecar^ to expense „,t,,t eoitwrll adapted to lhrrairtU

BARGAIN!

c-rO.awt'ytUsvi.li., containing..120 uerestf*

Ate u', 4 acr'-s a jn cult vation. and a like*

j-gosKj tiiiibei-. w::h a good dwelling hou fi mVi outttou -'i:s, .-uib'i'i Any person withii geueh situation e-m hate a bargain in the 'purchase.of rhese jiren i.-\s. 1 Tv iii alsoseila small farm of 4J acrt s, with g-ood iiwtiling housE, otchard and other nu iB-ii.y un. iv-.meiits. B.

iuuu:ry vvoil 8Hi,/ ba ,w and49

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TjNE.

NOTICE,

WX-*

S lii re hv Hen 'hftt.the .i '!crsi^nfd has been 5 ap!»o',iit«.d A']r:'.in.str^(.r of fhe

Ei&iWoi'jOlin

Hartley, late ill ntp.i.nit ry County, dvceutd. Sti.d LsUte is stij'jjoeeuto solv nt ..." JAMLSJ1MT0N', .%

Dec 4-n 5-4w. Aun.ii ttrutor.' _i_Tt

r-T s'ii-. OK IN ui ANA. niei Cou ty,

SS.

Domestic Artaclimeiiti^

Alex--in.'tr C. yfcDanlc OTtCE is irvr^r.'y'.: iveri that '.n the 56ih"^'sy of .'i.ye::.iK-i. 1 ivi, a '..r:f b'f Di nrestic At-' Mci'nutit v,-.s 5 Hid o- me. .f T«" iir^u-won, & list.liv tlirlll* Co.lilVt»i 31, Ilt^.om-3', ery ,u_tlie iis-»r ,i IJU il ou the .ttfit'avi *jin v\ ini.iii. it: in. R.tiiii^jl.e tls. cituitlee,*

Cteiilt", .tud elf. Ms »-f sti'nif Aei^ ,Cer 'C^ r^lvjby-vivinc ory«i^cu e-c i.:e"iVO...-4 :t1 ^hafrliiVto ^'it "O./c 'rrtt lorsc ap: ria.'d it -1 i-uv brev.n it, o'ne two in..*3? iva.ron anri irnos?.

:icre 0 c0rn

out,

^r,

li Li I E :\.-U Otv.A.»ihN I AL two (ijte. ds. eij:ht chaitit, !jf]2 *Xh« I'arznezs' & Flauters'

:ie

OM, bi,ak-^

S3Tj \'i en .-lock ho s, §2 ,lO ':ibotit tt*n bushels wheat,^

Will contMMi Practica. ^ur•gvSli':•nF and Af ticu! cupboard ait eupboard v.ire. $12,00, were rural i.'s contn.-uu ai cu.lcd frjui s--ui-ces .c ij .! d.. s.tLc pr' er'y of ike.!5aid..Aii)i uide^ :.ii.- io-t rc'iiitbicand conUiituii, infrsn:tt-on wliicli t/ D.in"!!, iutd sako.a^su'jpojnii wa^'-isBued and w.li prove to tl iin in-, the c.-urac oi a tar, ser ed On Mo-es i'lirnej, Tl.oums S eytnund & or. iitiv6tiaca'euia.'.U b.utt.t 1 lji^ .^.v ':«gSaidSi^

'1 he tiler departments oi. our paper will receivtt tiiS ind. otednes^ to£saf Di iendnnt Verb?$43, J.e .ittent-.i ihev r^sj-ecu* e. dein-iud, »-oph b».-- tti id Cr-ti'.- st-.te 1'hi iu'lebtednes? to said detng espeeiaiiy and c.ret'ul i.-naieu to ci't-'t tiu-.[ v-.riea tasted vt the se\ era. clas es oi lis r-uUvi's AiUv.:ib ht se v.e ituj. n.fuiiou Ori^iuul Sf.oies and i".ie tit", iidiif.i'f

,tw„

ne dozen and a hi'tlj'chick. n-, *1 5')^ u-j/

71 11

I I I vv I', iJ '/"rtv'L' IV a. f:ee^-,one nuti.tie clock,'

re a a

one

itiowinj. scythe. .i0 three docks.i -tliirty-wv-1,

mund stat-

t'l be $4 lo therefore on the |-d d«y pf 1'. at oiie o'clock, i' -M a-tiiiv (iffice O'.'.rshij,-, oj bounty, I_ wiii pro-

C::.rk

ci-'.'i i-en?v.hi r:« c.f(!e upOii add artnlhrneis't V» .itreOi i.e feii.u Ait'.vam i-r C. IiJcDantel and7'" •..I o: r.-jjcr.-r.'its c-.: eine il tk.- notice. .JOHN W. MASrKRSUK,J. P.

'.v.

Notics,

ahereoy {riven that I will sett'at public sticI tion, on t^th- day, mo IHfi. Is57. or. Friday the 9th d.t-y of JannMrv, 1F57, at the late'Vesidene of "WUliam Pick-t, li'tte of Montgomery County deceased, h-ia i.erson il droderty, consist•IIR of Horses, among which is a fine young staljhon. Cattle. Hops agon. Cnrrince, Hirnesn,

1t'^eive

months vol be given on all sums

thr0«

lars. the purchaser piving his note

7 it a it

Shnrifl^ Sale.

Jy vir!u» of an Ex.eution to me directed from tiie Cietk of-th- Cemn on rhas Coiirt of

17, North of itiitae six West, acres moie t.rl.ess, kr-.tmn as the Ic ice AI ill proi-ertv. in the County o. Moi.tgouv rv.and State of-Indiaca, am! if the rent* and profits 11 rot bring a cient sura to sai'sfy said exe :ut,i n, I wil! theniittd :hi.-:e t! the saiin- time and place offer for sala the fee simple ot th .'

i'bovc 1.scribed

lots, taken

or. Exeeuf to'i as the property of Warder Eice„at tie suit of Var iara.tn Pice W. II. SCHOOLER,

D-c 11,1 £-5S-r.lC-"w Siicritf, M. C.

Sarrrilf's Sale.

P.I virtue of a ii Exem-ion to me directed by the t. le:k r.l.e Common please .Court of M.int:.:iinier\ -Uoi.nty. I wili expose to sale at pub-

MUij^ioii at- tiie Court- use door in the town oi iiw.-bidsvil.e, 31. u.p'im ry County and State d' I lie!::iii on 'i hii:s. ay the st day.of Jnru TV I 57. Letvecn the In l.rso,' 10, A. AI.'- & M., vf .-aid i.ay. tile reutf -uvi proliW'or the t.nu uneven year.-, ..i the ibllowinj. described al eft'itfi, towit: io's nud

C'.H.

oiu

exchallgcs. ^e !.-'"Ss.- lilt- La'.lieS to piocuie ,t witl'eut deiay "—fp,,iton P.i ltepuu'lii an '•We disiil»e-puf)inu city a.n-itioos.imt in t,ht-c-ist are boun.» tfn'e way to jnerit Unlik. '.I..H.V city CoteHipor-iiVns. the Nation is io:in us -v. of s.aintl su jstant.ul nmcti r, am. i3 not t.iieo- «t wnli an o« er.U.s- n.insy, w-.-ii.y-wos.iy s.u. fivat ihe hands '6f e..r,ick brained uni'iors."—[ Lrn

City D.sjjaieh. "it has tne nios: be.'.utilul ctiiira».-d head Wv ever iw. auu its contents are ieep eiiteriaii,istr truiy delicious tinl soul-ai^sot t0 A nli.tnisIjutg, ii Gazette "Thetv is room for just such i. paner. and it has securcU t«oas true iKuos anil hearts t'.con'tol us utnns as the I'te arv and social world iioiils

in block fiit. en in Uylliant

Cox .-.-ad'iitioB to the tiwvnof Dur^n^ton, .rdntirg nxt v-ix le. ein lion the s^ut^tf.de oTuia-:n street, I,

t». a A2dntg-nij£y. ai «D

ii i. ti.e i'v »t a:u: p.oiita wih no en ir sum'to satisfy sai.l Execution. I will tiien a:id thetv, at the saniti tihie 'ilthdiplffi|er®ffer for :-T 1 tl.eti i-linffeVrt'ie a'bt ved sc't4)|RM- tAkrn

ii ai

eution its the ro rt\ of ,'jictb Dviilig, iuiv Diuns-d.-euive JD.^ suitoi Aoij.th rknis.?'(--i vrf \r

W, SCHOOLER

5 O

O'i ICK h'jrebv civen that a writofdomeg. .t'rcattaeirpMWij.w.1 .issut»!iilfkWHfcgr'Khewtts O a i- Madison Tew j:sl: j. il ontfcunerv CcuntA and "State of imiiaiiif, tn^fhe sulf bt-©ailigji'? A Fraly t, ainst the ^oods-r clutuU-s*. rights, crt elite noa-

.ih.c.i nr. tin toj.iowiu^ goods^eie attached to-

at 1' clock in tiie I'oi'eiitliin, to near and decide un the saiu attach incxit and tite claitBB Ol the said Creditors. TliOilAS

Dec. ii-nlG-^v^"

600 :10:» 1-0.0

W.'ifcCOIiillCK.

18-017-3*.

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Ap4irf

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PHINTS LAWNS &C. pieces Fancy FifntsT. f( :j:.do ,. Playi.and -jitney %WJIS.'J .. da.,, Debegei li.O do: Chduibreyjari{4 Gmgliani«.

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