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warrants can be ijsued under it.nsnc plates

A 0

*»ll hive to be got. Sold.ers who hare had

better be leaking up their testimony.

Be it enacted by the Emote and House of

gaged since seventeen hundred and ninety,

SEC.

said certificates or warrants may be assign-

according tr the provisions of existing laws regulating the assignment, transfer and location of bounty-land warnants.

SKC. 5. And be it further enacted, That no warrant issued under the provisions of this act shall be located on any .public lands, except such as shall at the the time be subject to sale-at either the minimum or lower graduated prices.

TO OLD SOLDIERX. I?» A LEGITIMATE LINE. The following bill has been signed bJ the Nelsotl Driggs, who was arrested a few "President. It will be many months before

Representativesof the United States of Amer-'an^

tea in Congress assented, That each of the

surviving commissioned and non-commis-

woned officers, musicians and privates,'

er militia, who were regularly mustered into the service of the United Slates, andev'ery officer, commissioned and non-commis sioned, seaman, ordinary seaman, marine,J

each of the survivors of the militia or

uiuii Cfrvmo nnH •',

regularly mustered therein, and whose serTices have been paid by the United States, shall be entitled to receive a certificate or warrant from the Department of the Interior for onehundred and sixty acres of land and where any of those who have been so muRtcred into service and paid shall have received a certificate or warrant, he shall *be entitled to a certificate or warrant for such quantity of land as will make, in the •whole, with what he may have heretofore "received, one hundred and sixty acres to each such person having served as aforesaid: Provided, The person so having been "in service shall not receive said land warrant if it shall appear by the muster rolls of

his regiment or corps that he deserted or Esq.,

SKC. 6. And be-it further enacted, That the registers and receivers of the several land offices shall be severally authorised to charge and receive for their services in locating all warrants under the provisions of this act the same compensation or per centage to which they are entitled by law forj sales of the public land, for cash, at the rate of one dollar and twenty-five cents per PV.CT-.itred

The said compensation to be paid

•one. ty the assignees or holders of such warrunts.

SKC. 7. And be it further enacved, That the provisions of this act, and all the bounty -land laws heretofore passed by Congress, shall be extended to Indians in the same •extent as if thetsaid Indians had been white men.

SEC. 0. And be it further enacted, That the officers and soldiers of the revolutionary war, or their widows or minor children shall be entitled to the benefits of this act.

••••revolutionary war, and the battle of Niekojaek against the confederated savages of the „8onth.

SKC. 10. And be it further enacted, That .Hhe provisions of this act shall apply to the ^chaplains who served with the army in the «everal wars of the country.

SEC. 11. And be it further enacted. That the provisions of this act be applied to Qo

...

tlllrt-men and to those who served as volun-

Ceers at the attack on Lewistown, in Dela vrtire, by the British fleet, in the war of eighteen hundred and twelve-fifteen.

DSATII FROM ETHER IN* A DENTIST'S CHAIR. —In Lynn, Mass., a few days since, a woman named Farley died in a dentist's chair from the effects of ether imbibed for the purpose of having a tooth extracted. After

tooth, and she replied that she did. Dr.

••ailed she revived for a moment, breath-

ed a lUtlf, and then died.

da?s

conr)

clerk, and landsman in the navy, in any of, jn Freeport it was a common remark in Cathe wars in which this country has been en-1

was dishonorably discharged from service: of this County Provided further, That the benefits of 'this section shall be held to extend to wagon masters and teamsters who may have been employed, under the direction of competent authority in time of war, in the transportation of militarj* stores and supplies.

SEC. 2. And be UJ~urtJer enacted, That in case of the death of any person who, if living, would be entitled to a certificate or .warrant as aforesaid under this act, leaving a widow, or, if no widow, a minor child or children, such widow, or, if no widow, such minor child or-children, shall be entitled to receive a certificate or warrant for the same quantity of land that such deceased person would be entitled to receive under the provisions of this act if now living:

Provided, That.asubsequentraarriagcshall not impair the right of any such widow to such warrant if she be a widow at the time of making her application: And provided ifurther, That those shall be considered minors who are so at the time this act shall take effect.

SEC. 3. And be it further unacted, That in no case shall any such certificate or warrant be issued for any service less than fourteen days, except where the person shall actually have been engaged in battle, and "unless the party claiming such certificate or warrant shall establish his or her right •thereto by -recorded evidence of said service.

wjtljovit

?d, transferred and located bv the warran- -Joseph ADen and William Johnson to twenty.1 1 »1 I three dollars, before Dan B. Gott, .Justice ol tho tees, their assignees, or their heirs at-law,

»g°at Chicago, had in possession some

832'0U0

rea(]y for

»'lere^ counterfeit and spun-

., oils money, all well executed, failed up and

,.lhe

warrants need not trouble themselves about Freeport, a small town in Harrison Coun/ilrther tesCi.rnoDy- ty, O., where he did a tolerably prosperous frbasc who bare not IiJid a warrant had Easiness as a merchant. lie' was one of

trade He

I thai class—once, In high-party times, anu-

mtroiu bod ho

£enf

men into lhe SUpport

can(Jidates

ss on The

tinei say3 thatt

aJnong

wouJ(J

of the political notions

editor of the Cadiz Sen-

-s

0f tj)e meanest—that

whether of regulars, volunteers, rangers'^e would sue nearly every Democrat that

politician, he was one

a]j

Volunteers, or State troops of any State or ,« ticket While he oDDressed in

gue

Territory, called into military scruce, and. j1IS pa]ray davs every man that would not a »i

about election times

was in his debt, if he would not agree to vote the Whig ticket. He would do any act, no difference how mean it was, to ac-

jCSTThe Legislature of Missouri has adjourned without electing a U. S. Senator.

MarriPd...0n the 12th. l)V E. P. Benn,

THOMAS IIATWOOD,

pjjs}j jjjs party ends. When he lived! anccs will commence early in the morning with an

Whig politicians, "that Frecport

j,e

right, because Driggs would

Locofocos, and force them to vote

lICKei-

DIiC ne

opprebseu

agree with him in politics, he will now suffer a worse oppression for having violated the laws of his country. "Justice is always sure to be meted out."

0^7~ Currysville is the name of a new town on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad, between Sullivan and Terre Haute. Lots are sold at §20 each, or, given to mechanics who will locate there. The town is one of the finest districts of the country.— So says the Vincennes Gazette.

AMANDA

Peaches 2,50@ 3.25 Beans 3,00@ Butter—Fresh 15($ Efcrs 10® Corn Meal CO

M. Si.oor. all

CRAWFORDSVILLE PRICE CURRENT. Corrected Weekly by Messrs. Laymon fc Co.

AICTIOLtfe. riucts. ItEMAKKP.

?'lour *s.r,o@ 1,40@ 1,50 30® Oats

1,40@ 1,50 30®

Rye C0@ Barley i,oo@ Corn—in the ear-- 45($ 50 Ilav 7,00® Apples—(.Jrcen 7 5@ 1,00

Dried 1,50@ 2,00

(id. 70

Chick ens— Dressed 1,23® 1,50 Potatoes 1,50® None ollercd. haeon—Jlatns 8(2.9 Sugar cured.

Shoulders

I 1 T® 8 Pork 3.50® 4.00 Beef— on Ilocf---* ".50(8 3,75 Clover Secil 7,50® S."0 Timothy Seed 2.00® 3,00 Cotl'ce 13® 15 Sugar 6X@ 7 Molasses. N. O. 3'J@ S3 White Fish 6,00® Mackerel, balf bbl. S.00® Salt C.50® Onions '75®

TAKEN UP,

the first day of March, 1S55, by William Sidener. living in Brown township. Montgomery countv, Indiana, six Estray Hogs oi the following description, to-wit: Black and white spotted: four

A A i7 Tk.J marked with a smooth crop off tho right ear, two 4. And be it further enacted, That

anv mark: four barrows and two sows no

Other marks or brands perceivable appraised by

Attest: 1S 53.

VcSKOj on tho

NOTICE

WOULD

tncr1,1 U1 necd 1

and embrace those who served as volun- March 10, iSoo. nO^wS. teers at the invasion

of Plattsburg, in Sep-1r

tember, eighteen hundred and fourteen al-1 .o. the b»t,le of King's mom,!.™, ,ho •state of cultivation. The farm is well timbered and well snppiii-d with goxl water. It contains a fine orchard, a good dwelling hoti-e, smoke house, and burn. The fencing is in good repair. Terms 'favorable. CRAWFORD ANCLE

she had inhaled from the sponge Mwhile he _L annexed, of the estate of joiuu- Sut on, deccas asked her if she could feel the pain in the ,ed-in pursuance of the pro-.isieiis ofsa-'d will will 7: .1 I K..J .. .J:j rk_ sell at private sale, the following Keal Estate in

A. P. LYNN, Clerk. nS5w3.

iotli day of March,

March 11

CLEVELAND fc ST. LOUIS K. R. CO.

SglEgl^ifjS

is lierebv given to the Stockolders of the Cleveland'^ St. Louis R. R. Company, that the annual meeting for election of Direct and transaction of other business, will be held Lebanon, lioone Co.. on Wednesday, April 1J, 1S55, at 10 o'clock, A. M.

W. 11. HARDING, Secretary.

Indianapolis. March r.', 1S55. n-34wo.

MEAT MARKET.

AUSTIN & COURSAN,

respectfully

SEC. 9. And be it further enacted. That, IX-n-ons iT' they would promptly I to this call the benefits of this act shall be applied to "u

nform the citizens of that tliev are

Crawfordsville and vicinity

to furnish them at all limes and hours

BEEF, PORK. MUTTON AND SAUSAGE at our stand on Washington street, and two doors south of Lavmon & Co's. Grocery Store.

We refcirn our most sincere thanks for past favors and -pe by strict attention to business, to meiit a continuance of the patronage heretofore merited. [March 10, '."5—n3i-2in]

FIRE FIRE1! FIRE

HAYINGburnedso

been unfortunate as to have my

house up. I resort to this method of

informing all my friends who know themselves indebied to nie for Rocoidhig Deeds or other instruments. that my necessities are s'u.-h. that 1 am comI pellcd to make "immediate collection of all sums I owing to me. 1 would feel grateful to ail such

VO'U^ILattcn

'ALEXAXDER.

Valuable Farm for Sale.

AVE.

March L", 1S55. vtiii34m*.

To Tax Payers.

RJr

OTICE is hereby [riven to the tax payers of Mont: omerv county

wil be

tnat from and alter the

worth at the uine of payment. 1). VANCE. Treasurer, By I. M. VANCE, Deputy.

Feb. 2S. 1S.V5. nCSw-3"

Sale of Real Estate.

half

HE undersigned Administrator with the will

Mont wy

Davis gave her one-and-a-half ounces of of the north west quarter of section Grt. and the cast: ether, which was less than the usual amount.

county, Indiana, to-wit:

interCjit tlie

°f .tbo .north east quarter of Section 35, all in tor sale., by

,M township 19, north of ran?c 3 we-t. r\,~\

Sl» exhibited no unusual symptoms until T»:B*s:-One half of the purchase money to be 1 Q(jQ he attempted to Open her mouth, when he paid in hand, one fourth in twelve m«.r.ths. and the' A firJ H. residue in two years from day of sale thereof, with sa-e' discovered that her jaw was He

pn"rchascr givinp his notes for the de-

immediately proceeded to give her air, and tcrred instalments with approved fecurity with in- OU,U\l\/ For sale, took other means to restore her, but nothing ^^from date, waiving ^nation and ^^r-aise-

BRILLIANT SCHEME,

yVxsX Money inyotir Pursd."

rmeasure

forraerly lived

{Q£d bf driving

IE general fear of the ooTrtfnnnity having in a been forgotten in consequence of all the banks having been broken, and there beinjrno mofe to brake, '"thetidein the affairs of men^'can now be taken at the flood, and lead them, ad well as the ladies, dlroctly on «o fortune, at the

MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT OF

of "Whigism by pecuniary c]\TrpiJ QTH WET AT I

biUil11 bliLU bLL &

exquisite melodrama,entitled

ALLIEN,

The merchant, the trader, the farmer, the ladies one and all, arc hereby invited to attend a'general display (admission free) of the most tremendous stock of Dry Goods ever brought to this market.— The exhibition will remain orien every morning, afternoon and evening, until the 22d of January and perhaf'3 half a century longer, but all are requested to call early and secure po.id seats. The perform

CLOAKS & MANTILLAS,

__ Of the most georgeous pattern, end of the latest

and inost

recherche and fashionable stvlcs. and at

(Jower ices t]ian thcv canhe

prices

All thenew shades, patterns and qualities. An intermission of some time will occur here, to allow the audience an opportunity to look at the most elaborately devised laces, of Honiton Maltese, point, round point, point d'Alccon, Brussels. Magnificent handkerchiefs, under handkerchiefs, sleeves, and also at the incomparable French

EHIRBOIDERIES.^

The largest and most complete assortment ever opened in Crawfordsville. A few moments more will here be allowed, to afford an opportunity to look at beautiful prints at four cents per yard. Is it possible?

A HANDSOME DRESS FOR THIRTY CENTS.

The last Bcenc, and final one, will tako place after and during every scene, which will consist of a magnificent and attractive display of the most

BEAUTIFUL CARPETS.

Some elegant patterns in one piece, for fitting parlor, at from $50 to $200 per pattern. The stock of three ply, ingrain, Bmssels and Wilton carpets cannot be equalled this side of the Atlantic, and ACK arc sold at prices that will astonish all buj&ers.—

Also, most "elegant oil cloths clnaper than the cheapest, and curtain goods for almost nothing. This new, UnVivalicd and wonderful company numbers

FIVE TALENTED PEREORMERS,

Artists in their profession, and all celebrated far and wide for their attention to their numerous admirers, and blessed with most unvarying patience in their'conJuct toward ladies. All kinds of

FREE BANK PAPERSTAKENJJFOR

Goods. Jan. 20th, 1S5.1). n27-tf,

M7 liAYNE,

Witt.

WOULDand

announce, to the citizens of Crawfordsville the rest of creation, that he is now prepared to accommodate them with DRY GOODS,

GROCERIES, QUEF.NSWARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND PROVISIONS, and will pay cash or goods for Country Produce. Call at the* house formerly occupied by Galev «fc Scoct. west side of the public square.

Feb. 2=3, 1SO5. n32w3.

It A 1* A N

II.

f3ublisl)cv of Sl}cct iltusic,

WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL DEALER IN

PZ&fft ftwill

MELODIANS,

And USHsic:*! Mert'handisC) 70 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. Jan. C, 1S55—vi1n25yl

1855. JSrjjflnt's 1855!

BOOT & SIIOI:

TIIL

ONE

hud anywhere in this

city. Scene 2d will open with a view of

E E A N S I S

"Which in point of variety, style, texture, brilliancy, finish and cheapness, cannot be surpassed anywliere. Silks- from 2s to Gs per yard, of the same qualities as sold last year from 6s to_l°.s. Also, an ellefrant assortment of Moro Antique, Brocade, Ombire, Grodezovic and other silks, suitable for evening dresses. The next sccne will be a grand display of a new stock of

Elegant French ITfcrinoes.

sroKt:.

qual.tv and cheapness of our Boots and b(

bhoes-will make joulor^et hard tinier

,in"

bad currency. Cu.-toniers can rely upon poods

beinr

as recommended. No mistateinents made to effect sales.

Boots & Shoes

W a a

not to rip and in point of stock cannot be excelled anywhere. State Stock Money taken at current rates.

Feb. 10,1?.".). n-30 4w.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. •\TOTICE is hereby given that I have taken out 1\ letters of administration on the estate of Dur-h-.m Beck, deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent.

Feb. CTth

•PPn

ment lows. DAVID SUTTON. Administrator, with tho will annexed. Jumary 6,1S55—n36tf.

HPT IIA BECK, Administer tor.

Feb. 27th. 1555. n0ov,-3

Administratov'fc Notice.

'OTICE is hereby piven. that the undcrsiened has been appointed Adniinislrator.of the estate of Ralph V:'ncleave. hite of Montgomery countv, deceased. Said estate is supposed to Vie S1 vent.

Feb. en. 1555.—n?2w3.

third Mondav of March, lf.'io.te.n ]H?reentnm dam- "VTOTICE is hereby eivt-n tnat the admini.i a^or, ..

JOHN CANINE.

,v ,, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

ariacd toall ta\c-« remaining unpaid at' on the e^t.atfi ot Durham Been, will offer for j&c. We have a larcre stock ol Pianos from some that time su.-b arc the requirements of the law.! at hi- re.MJcnce j" Wulniit town^i'p onSatur- of the best makers, and a complete assortment of «nd ticv will 1^3 «frictlv complied with however the .v of Mnrcli iSw. the tollo-.vins per- Guitars from the best American and European Ma-r-'hictar^v bv the Countv TrLurer. without^r^ ^al property to wit: Wheatin the field .and burn, kers, all of .which we will sell low for Cash, and pect to r»ersoi"« crn in the crib. ho^s. one lior.-e wajron and harnc.-s,: eive an ur..:::i.ted warrantee. In fac'. we shail

Free Bank paper will be received at what it is to-eihcr with lion.-choid a..,l kifl.-'i ftirnitr re.— make a constant effort to.^ive satisfaction in regard Terms of sale. On nil sums over three dollars, a to all instruments sold b\- us, and an we asK is a

•LAIN black and changeable Dress silk CRA W FKOI) ct I'LLI IC1 N"S.

BOOTS

credit of nine months wili be piven. the purchaser fair trial. We have also a fine lot of ffivinsr note, waivin? valuation and appraisement MELODEONS AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS, laws, v.i approved security. All sums under three dollars ca-h in hand.

JEPTUA BECK, Administrator.

1S55. l^w-3

"ards of Thibet and Enjrlisi ilorenoes of the finest qualitv. GRAHAM & BPvO.

Yards of French Morenoes, including the mo -t fancy colors, for GHAIIAM & BKO.

AAA Yurds

of Prints .. by GRAHAM A BRO

gnnirg n]

of ahe most superb stock of goods ever offered to the citizens of this place and vicinity is now opening at

J. P. CAMPBELL'S:

Plain Morenos Plain Delaines Plaid Cashmeres Printed do. Plain Thibet Cloth Printed Velvets Ladies Cloth Plain do. Talma Cloths Honola Cloths.

Also a splendid assortment of Dress Silks, plain, plaid and figured, bought at juices which will enable bim to undersell the closest competition.

EEAUTIFfJL EMBROIDERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, SLEEVES, COLLARS, CHIMIZETTES, EDGINGS, INSERTINGS. A full and fine assortment to which the attention of the Eadies is invited. Also a splendid line of BROACIIE AND BAY STATE SHAWLS,

I-M'.A

BOXXLTS,

SEWING

CIIOCMET NEEDI.ES, AMBER BEADS, WAX

OI.LN

Also a desirable assortment of

33inns.

SI.KFVES,

CoilFoKTS.

DRESS TRIMMINGS!

Fringes, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps. Braid-:, Gii'doon*, Gintpian Laces, Buttons, Conl A. .sels: Some very beautiful and entirely new styles.— Also an extensive assortment of small ware:

IIAIK FINS, PCFF COM

Also, a fine assortment of PnixTs,

BLEACHED GOODS, FI.ANXELS, SATINETTS,

US,

AMBEB BICACELDTS, STEL

TAIU.E DIAPER,

CLOTHING

OVEK COATS, SATI* VESTS, CASSIMEP.E PANTS, DOUBLE,

FiiocK.

DOE SKIN,

VLOTH

ELVET,

VALENCIA' S

BUSINESS" SILH, IATINETT,

WEEIJ.

Plain and Ribbed Wool Shirts, Woolen Drawers, Lined Shirts and Collars. Our room up stairs is literally piled tip with Ready Made garments, of the best material and make*, and at the very lowest kind of prices. Also,

A HATS, CLOTH CATS, WNGOLABEAVKU

HITE

IIATS, PLC CATS,

EPICAN ATS.

Wini:

QUEENS WARE AND GLASSWARE! SPLENDID MIRRORS,

Pockct and Ta8Bc Cutlery

Scissors and shears of the best refined steel. Hand Saw-s, Drawing Knives, Mill f?aws, ("rtiss Cut Saws,

Wood S aws, Brass Candlesticks, Japanned

l/orse Cards, Britania Spoons, Silver 'Tea Canisters,

Blacking.

WOODEN WARE,

Tainted Tubs, Zinc Washboards, thickets. Painted Chufns, Our Wooden Ware is iron bound, well painted, and strongly put up.

GROCERIES,

CofT.'C, Teas, Sugar,

Molasses, Vinegar, Chocolate,

Jnditro, Madder, Alum.

Nails & G-lass.

In offering this lartre and varied stock to my numerous friends and customers. I would tender mv sincere thanks for their liberal patronaire—and

as'an earnest of that tinecrity my exertions shall

rwlou

R. E. BRYANT.

bled in their behalf-and no pains shall

i,c pErcj t0 unable me to pive them at all times

the test Goods at the lowest possible prices, always makinjr their interest identical with my own. I hope to merit their further friendship and patronage. J. P- CAMPBELL.

Sept. 30,1S54.

CASH MUSIC STORE,

PATRICK & ,CROUSE.

A:Smost

TIIE STUDY OF MUSIC has bccomc an alindispensable branch of education, a reduction in the pricc of Sheet .Music has bccomc a matter of importance to tho«e ensrasred in the studV of that attractive seiei:cc. We shall therefore sell anv of cur stock of twn-copvricht Music f.r onehalf its former prices, and we shall like other

MUMC

Dealers adopt the Cash System. A reduction will also be made on non-copyrieht Instruction Books,

Lafavette, Feb. f, '55. vOnC'iwl'i.

People's ISook Store. fto. 123 LAES STREET, CHICAGO, III.

w. w.

J)AM .\HOWKE,

PCBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND DEALERS IN Cheap Publications, Magazines, 4cc. &c. 7~ ICl'.P constantlv on hand the largest assortK' ment west of Nev York—and all the new

of everv erade Publications received dailv by express.

& SHOES, of every description, direct sand, filled with promptness, and at the same rates from the Manufactures. "Forwle, bv as it? purchased in person. GRAHAM &' BSO. Jan 18 '66 .v«n2*yl

^5™ The Trade supplied at the lowest rates. Orders by mail or express for one book or a thou-

1854. 1854. JUST RECEIVED,

.-FROM BOSTON! A

few Doz. pairs of Mens' and Boys' thick Kip and Calf Hoots of the best quality. Also a crood variety of Women*' and Children*' Itlorocco Lace Boots, suitable for the present weather.

These articles beinp purchased of the manufacturers but a few days since, just after the lutodeclino in

BOOTS & SHOES,

we nre thereby enable I to sell at much less prices than those who purchased in the Fall. Call and look over them at the old stand.

Dec. 7,iS34—tf. L. FALLEY,

GI.OVES,

LOSIERY, MJTT*», S MITTS, OACK

C.vr«, MIT.K

FEW more of those celebrated Wnx'd Grain Leather, Water-proof Boots ieft.. which can be had by culling soon at FALLEY'ti.

Dec. 7, lsr.t.

GLNTS

«fc Ladies Velvet Toilet blippers at (dec 7.) FALLEY'S.

Indiana State Stock

RECEIVED AT PAR.

GMHAM&BRO.'S

FOURTH, FZI TII & SIXTH ARRIVAL OF

Fall & Winter DRY GOODS.

A rv/\ (Tkfl Yards of Fancy and l'lain DeLains TIUVJVU of the latest s'tvles, just received, and for sale bv GRAHAM & BKO.

PLUSHthe

Caps, of the latest styles, just received by case. Our store is fuli of the best styles and qualities oi Goods the manufacturers of

EUTODC

do.

J'OWELL

API N

BI.ACK LAMBKICS,

'H-^

Close attention invited to these might be astonished at low prices.

USTKES:

Goods—as you

and America produce, and all who want great bargains in Goods can have them. Come voung America, come Farmers and Mechanics, and hring your wives and daughters, uiul teil them to lead the wagon with Jeans, Flannel. T.insev, Butter, Feathers and Ergs. and see what great bargains they do sell at the New York and Boston Emporium, where they sell more goods than nnvbodv else can sell. JAMES GRAHAM & BROTHER.

Nov. 25th, 1^.".!.

VELVETEEN,

••••SCPORTSMEN

VOUNO AMEHICA HATS, OIL CLOTH

do.

AWAKE IIATS, NAVY J'.I.UK

Of every grade and variety: Hungarian Boots, Womcns Goat Boots, Water Proof, Calf,

do.

Thick IMoroceo Calf' Kid -o.:p Calf These sroods are well made and of goocl material. Ait-o,

MOULD & GREENE'S

CHICAGO

PIANO FORTE

WAH33 ROOMS.

We are SOLE AGENTS in Chicago

1 FOR THE SALS OF TBI

PIANO FOHTES

CIIICKEROfG & SOXS, Boston,

II1LLETT & CUMSTOff,

BACON & RATES, Hew York,

W. P. EMERSON, Boston,

Whose Pianoi have b«en long and thoroughly tested by the but Musical Pro/a tan in the oountry, and hare been by them pronouncod to be

THE BEST PIANOS

made in the United States. A full and complete etock of the different styles may at all times bs found at our Rooms,

NO. 98 LAKE STREET,

For Sale at the LOWEST FACTORY PRICES, and on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS.

All Pianos bought of ns will be FULLY WARRANTED, and may be dtpmdtd upon as being of the BEST QUALITY, aa we will sell none other.

Old Pianot taken in part payment for new. ^1

NOTICE PARTICULAR.

Persona remitting us from a distance, and desiring us to select Piano Fortet, may confidently rely upon our sending the best instruments we have.

MOULD & GREENE, 98 LAKE STREET

Jan. C. 13"»5—vCn2ovl

BRASS SAX H0KNS,

—AT—

MOULD & GREENE'S

CHICAGO iflVSIC (STORE. IT AIN£RO VWACE. HOWSLNPI S^RR.IRMCUI^

Oail to tbee Libertr! Hstl to tbve, Krtedoul

For sale as follows:—

E FLAT SOTRANO |13,''^

TtNou

E A i.-to IT.f,0 BAKITOVK IF 2.0') BASS Co.00 E

CONTRA BASS 33,'JO

All instrum-nts bonglit of us arc fully Warranted. "We ask tlio attention of those intenflin? to form BRASS BANDS at any point of the West aocessiWe from Chieaco. to our pri-es above, which we wurratit to be as low as the lew'esr. New York Prices with cost of transportation to Chicago added.— We desire esftecial attention to the fact, that any instrument be tight of and found imperfect may be ea.-ilv an 1 sjeedi!y returncil to Chicago and exchanfred, while the treat distance to New York makes it too c.vpensi\e and troublesome to do this.

Drums.

24—inch Bass Drums $13.00 2«S 15.00 IS.oil Tenor Snare 'V 7,50 Brass 15,00

Cymbals,

815,00 TO 840,00 PER PAIR. ALSO— BAND MUSIC, ... BLANK

Constantlv oh hand.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

FEMALE

.t"

Ka $0 A IS

TIIE WINTER TERM OPENS ON THE 2nd DAY OF JANUARY, 1S55, Under the efficient management of the Presiifonl of the Institution, Rev.

JAMKS

if. JonrtsoN, who

pi ves his entire time to tho government and instruction of the school. Tlie Truste?3 i»nd Tcachers would e.vpross thoii' pratitud-i to the citizens of Crawfordsville, for tho* liberal patronage they have thus fur afforded, and solicit a liko liberality in future. I The courso of instruction is thorough, and spocial attention is paid to the moral and religions, as well as intellectual training of the pupils, whila nothing of a sectarian character is aHowed.

If is exceedingly dcsirablo tliat tint schf1»»»' should be prompt in their attendance at th5 betfirlintr of tho term. The new school room hainlsomely t\'.rni-hcd with Wale's patent desks and chairs, is now ready for the accommodation of the SeminI ary. The room is snaeior-t, and will bo found pleasant and attractive. Tlie assistant teacher# are Miss

CATIIAP.IXE MERBIL, MISS ELLLN CATU-

CAUT, and Miss

ELIZA IIOWKS,

teacher of music.

PRICE OF TUITION.

Preparatory Department from |3 to |8,5'1, per term. .... Accadctnie Department, from $4 to $5,00, per term, according to studies pursued.

Collcsriato Department, ?•.» French and German, each, 6,0» Latin. 2.0t Lessons on Guitar, 4,00". Lessons on Pip ho, lrt.oo Use of Piano for prnctico, 2.0'VA small extra charge is made for fuel used in

public rooms. Jan. 2,1555. vGn25yl.

R. D. JONES & SONS, IMPORTERS

AND

Xrcntl) ntiiJ American

A E A N I N S

wnnow SHADES, AND A I N I E S

OR EVKP.T DISCRIPTION.

SOLE AGENTS FOR

HOWELL & BROTHER'S

PREMIUM PEARL FACE

W a a

th»^:

JOBBERS OF

O E I N A N O E S I

DRY GOODS.

No. 86 Lake St, No. 86

CHICAGO ILLINOIS.

wish to call the attention of Merchants to the change of our business to a CASH SYSTEM and the distinct classification of oursteck into

Eight Departments.

DEPT. 1. PRINTS A GINGHAMS. 2. ENG. GEIt. AND AM. FANCY GOOD?. 3. FRENCH. ENGLISH, & GEIt. GLOVES

AND 110OS1ERY.

4. EDGINGS, LACKS St WHITE GOODs. 5. RIBBONS, SILKS AND SHAWLS, C. FNGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN

FANCY DRESS GGOIJS. 1 DOMESTICS, CLOTHS, AND STARLK GOODS. 'I 8. DUCK MITTEXS AND GLOVES.

Affents for

CUTLERY—AMERICAN KNIFE CO., I'latner Sc SmitliVs I'upcr, AND PARSONS' MITTENS A GLOVES.

N. B.—Possessing the advantace of a resident Buyer in New York, nnd our st'ck bcinjr classified into distinct departments, we are enabled to offer the most complete assortment of Goods to be found in the market, each department being a separata and distinct organization. 11. D. JONES & SONS.

Jan 13155 v6n2^v2

A E A N IN S

E. C. I*. FAXOIV,

Manuficturer & Importer, OF

53 RANDOLPH STREET, 6* CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 57"^ompotcnt workmen sent to all parts of tii» ntry for Friscoing and Paper Hanging in all iu

comi branclK'^. Jan 13

v1n26yl

203 J. AI\Ii:USO\, »03

Wholesale and Rot ail Dealer in

SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE,

IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, COOKING, PARLOR AND COAL STOVES, Of every variety.—Also Manufacturer of COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WARES 203 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. Only Aecnev for .he splendid and cheap Cooking

Stove called

"THE NEW WORLD."

I a a O N E A E N A A an 13 \r..r v.'n^vl

W. A I A: (7O.7 MANUFACTURERS OF

A.ISf BO AH

Steam Engines & Boilers,

GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER Flour »n«l Saw Mill (iearin^,

Ea^lc Works, Chicago, III.

r. w. OATF.?, K. e. WAKNKK.

FOR

AND FIFES—

MOULD & GREENE.

Jan. fi, '55.—vCn2."yl. 93 Like Street.

Kentucky Trust Company Bank

are now buying the notes of this bank.

T. CirALMp:ii5, A.KKAFKK.

Steam Engines!

PORTABLE

horse po Jan 13'05

Steam Enjr.n'-s on band and mado

to order, viz:—4, 0, l», 12 and 15 horse power, from improved patterns, with Locomotive Boilers, arid warranted superior to anything of tho kind ,-er before offered to the public. Pricc #100 jor '.•rve power. P- GATES & CO.,

Eagle Works, Chieazo.

Portable Rotary Saw Mills,

hand and made to order, wairanvd toent 5 to lo thousand feet of 'limber in l'J hours, driven by our Portland Steam Engines.

P. W. GATES & CO.

jun IS '35. y:-. Eagle Works, Chicago.

Steam Indacators and Water Goa ges.

sale tt Eagle Works, Chicacro Jan 13'55. ,P. W. GATES &Co.

Finished Brass work.

ALL

MUSIC BOOKP— MUSIC CARDS—

kinds, viz: Fame'.rs, Try-cocks, Steam Whistles, Oil Cups, Globe Valves, Scc.—at Ea(rle Works, Chicago. Jan 13 '5.:. P. W. GATES & CO.

Steam Boilers.

LAYMON & Co.

Crawfordsville, Jan. 27th 1855. n28

ail descriptions, on band and made to orde rSheet Iron Work3, viz: Smoke Pip©, Breechen, &G- &C., made on abort notice—at Eagle Work*, Cbicajro. ,,-ya nI8'35. ^-T. W.GATES A CD.