Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 March 1855 — Page 3

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LATER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

CHEAT FINANCIAL PANIC.

NZW YORK, March 19.

The steamer Northern Light arrived off Sandy Hook last evening reached her dock this morning. She has San Francisco dates of 26th of February brought down to S-m Juan by the Uncle Sara. She brings 262 passengers and $92,000 in gold dust. 'The news is highly important.

Business was entirely prostrated by the suspension of five banking houses. W~ The newa'of Page & Bacon's difficulties was received at San Francisco on the 17tb, causing a great run on that house. They met the run and paid half a million of dollars. A meeting of merchants and bankers who declared the house sound restored confidence and afterwards matters seemed to wear a better aspect.

On the 22d however, Page, Bacon & Co., suspended, followed on the 23d by Adams «Sc Co., Wells, Fargo & Co., Robinson Co., and Wright's Miners Deposits. The excitement was intense. Adams & Co. closed all their branches without paying a dollar except in San Francisco, where on the 22d they stood a run of §200,000.

Wells, Fargo & Co. closed, but their country branches paid as long as their com lasted and were still paying as fast as coin could be obtained in exchange for dust and bars. The house announced that they would resume in San Francisco on the 26th.

NOTE.—John Buttcrficld, ice President and Superintendent of the American Express Co., assures us that the suspension of Wells, Fargo & Co., in California, does not affecttho American Express Co. in any way.

It was feared that Adams Co., could Hot resume under 60 days, if at all. Pa»e, Bacon fe Co. would probably resume in a few days, depositors having granted them lime on 6400,000. Their assets were large.

The heavy failures caused the detention of the steamer until the 2Gth. Rumors were current of heavy failures among the merchants, but we have nothing authentic on this head. Owing to the scarcity of water, but little gold had been taken from the mines, but heavy rains commenced falling on the 25th, and still coutinucd when the steamer left.

No election of a U. S. Senator had taken place yet, the convention having adjourned eine die on the 16th, by a vote of 63 to 44. Those voting in the minority were principally the friends of Mr. Gwin.

The news from Kerr River is of an exciting character. The miners are said to average from ton to twenty dollars per day.

Steamers fur San Pedro, tlie nearest point of disembarkation for the miners, were going crowded with passengers.

On the 18th the St. Charles Hotel and Hillraan's Hotel io Sau Francisco were destroyed by fire. Loss 850,000

In Nevada, 16 houses were destroyed by fire on the 16th, and in Stockton 25 houses also on the 21st.

Indian troubles appear to he on the increase. Some 10 white men and about 70 Indians have been killed.

The Mar:posa gold mining concern had been sued by the rhcriff. Rodman Buckus, indicted for the murder of Fred. Odman, had been found guilty of manslaughter.

Washington's birth day was celebrated! ia San Francisco by a fireman's parade and other ceremonies.

Owing to the monetary difficulties the recently arrived ships are not discharging, The steamer Oregon from Panama and the Sierra Nevada from San Juan had arrived up.

The Oregon Legislature adjourned February 1st. The Washington Legislature had made Olympia thecapitol of the territory.

A letter from the house of Page, Bacon & Co. stated they would certainly resume on the 1st of March in San Francisco and all their branches.

Sandwich Island dates are to Feb. 3d but there is no news. The U. S. ship Portsmouth arrived at Tabnti—all well and would sail direct for the United States.

Sidney, Australia, dates to the 20th December had reached San Francisco. The riot at Balorat growing otit of the miners' tax of which we previously had the comment, resulted in a conflict between the troops and miners, in which 12 miners and 22 of the troops were killed.

The principal consignees of the specie by the Northern Light arc: A.Rich §20,000, C. Morgan $12,000, Ross, Falconer Co. S10.0G0, W. Selligman Co. 810,000. Wells. Fargo ifc Co. $50,000, Baker & Merrill, of Boston, 89,500.

In Central America Chinor is still succeeding, having taken all the towns occupied by the revolutionists except seven.

At San Juan the people were anxiously looking for Col. Kinney and his party.— The British war steamer Devastation was i- in the harbor. The U. S. steamer Fulton left for Jamaica on the 18th all well.

In the San Francisco market, business was •ery dull." Quotations exhibit no change. Gallijas and Haxall flour sold at §15. L'ird 14£@15. Hams 19, clear pork 21. I

M*AJJ FOLKS.—The New York J//rrorj thus discourses upon mean folks, a class not confined exclusively to Gotham: ••An honest person, receiving the paper without ordering it, will either inform the office of tho error, or pay the carricr for serving it buta mean man will let the paperrun on and then repudiate the bill. We do not want any subscribers on our list who are not both able and willing to pay for the paper. The man who will cheat the poor carrier who has walked miles every day to deliver him the paper, through all sorts of weather, is a heartless wretch, who deserves to have the essence of all the curses ever printed, carred upon his tombstone."

(ErThe Vincennes Courant says much of the stock of that county is dying off in consequence of the scarcity of food* One fsraer JIM lost forty head of hogs.

THE REMAINS OF EMM.l-MOOBE FOUND. ROCHESTER, March 19. The body of Emma Moore, whose mysterious disappearance caused such excitement some months ago, was found yesterday, under the ice, in the mill-race by a boy who was drawing water. It was identified by the ear-rings and bonnet.

NEW AND DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.—Dr. White exhibited to us yesterday a new and dangerous counterfeit on the Southern Bank of Ky., of the denomination of So. It was numbered 1,242, letter C, dated 8th June, 1853, and payable at Hickman. It is weli executed, and calculated to deceive, but a close observer will detect defects in the engraving. The eyes of the woman and the horse are badly done. Look out for it.— Louisville Courier.

The Detroit Democrat and Enquirer says that the apple crop in that vicinity promises to be abundant.

Married—On Thursday the loth inst., bv Rev. Joseph G. fjvmmes. Rev. M. Symmos, of Hamilton, O., and Miis Mary J. Dunn, of this place.

Accompanying the above notieo, was a bountiful supply of cake.

CRAWFORSJSVIIXE"PRICECURRENT. Corrected Weekly by Messrs. Laymon & Co.

ZltTICLrS.

Flour Wheat. Outs Rye Earley Corn—in the earII ay Apples—Green

Dried-••

Peaches Beans Butter—Fresh Erg Corn Meal Chickens—Dressed Potatoes Bacon—Hams

Sides Shoulders••

L*rd Fork Beef—on Ilocf Clover Seed Timothv Seed Col'ce Sucrar Molasses, IN. O. White Fish Mackerel, half br,l. Salt Onions

IU:MARES.

3,50(3) 1,•}'('/} 1,50 80 oj 8l@ 1,0'K'S •15 (,$ 50 7,00$ 7 r,% 1,00 'J,00 2,5o@ 3,25

17,(0} 10/(7) G0('_') 70 l,2-'(£ 1,50 1,50® 8@fJ

None offered. Sugar cured.

7@ 8

0,5'"@ 4,00 0,50( 3,75 7,50@ 8.00 2,00@ 3.00

G]..C((§

6,00® S,ooac 3.50© 75©

I. C. TLSTON.

March 24tli, 1S55.

WAR

II. 8. LAXEV

ELSTOff & LANE. Bankers and Dealers in Exchange,

H"AVEGreen

removed to their new Banking House on street, 2 doors south of Vernon street. Six percent, interest paid on time deposits.

with the OI.D SYSTEM of buildincr. Procure your Carpenter Work ready made, of seasoned lumber,

a:id save 30 per cent. ISBsaklc, &U9§<1 & Co., 3fi5 West Front Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

DOOR, SASH, AND BLIND FACTORY, PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD. Our Factory is 00 by 250 feet, six stories high, with machinery for manufacturing Panel Doors, Sash, Vcnitian.'and Panel Shutters. Door and \Yindow Frames, Mantels, Base, Pilasters, Mouldings, Weatherboards, White and Yellow Pine Flooring, and Planed Boards for tho insido finish of Frame or Brick Houses. Our work is framed in the samo manner as if made by hand, and superior to any other Factory or hand work, being thoroughly* tested in a Drying House. Sash, Primed and Glazed. With the advantage of our large Lumber Yard in Fulton, containing several acres of ground, and 700 feet of wharf, we are enabled to Yard, Manufacture, and sell Cheaper tlimi any other establishment in the West. Orders filled for Boards. Framing Timber, and Joist of every description. We also manufacture Packing Boxes, Ice Chests, and Shower Baths. Country Merchants wiil find it to their interest to keep our articles for sale. Discount to Dealers. Terms Cash.

Kansas and Nebraska Portable Cottages, Containing two or more rooms, which can be put up and taken down in a few hours. A sample can be seen at or. Factory.

Our bill is from 10 to 20 percent, below Louisville tiriecs. Our bill of Prices can be seen at this office.

March 24, '55. nSti.

A O S

OFFER AT COST, Wholcsalo or Retail, ray entiro stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, bought mostly for cash at very low figures.

ca ^5

March 21 '55

desirous of replenishing their stocks, can have Cincinnati bills duplicated. 1 he store has ft goo run of custom, and a rare opportunity is alfordt-d those wi-diiii"- to engage in Dunincss. Terms linoral.— Apulv at y- BRYANT'S

Boot end Siioe Store.

Face the IfSnsic!

THE undersigned has left his notPS and accounts with O. S. MCNKIT. for collection, and given

bins strict order? to see every person without respect. that does not settle by the first day of M^y next. So look oist bovs. and save cost.

March 21.'55 n?V.vt3

NOTICE

S herebv'given, that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of George Thorn, lateof Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

THOMAS DAVIS. Administrator

March 24.1555 n3Gw3

NOTICE

ISon

hereby given, that I wiil seil ae public auction, Saturday the 1-ith day ot Apr:l. 1C.V, at the Inte residence of George Thorn, lute of Montgomery county, deccs^d, all his personal property, consisting of horse.s. cattle, hogs, sheep,grain, fnrmir.c utfiisiis. household and kitchen furniture.

TtKi-'s:—A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws.

THOMAS DAVIS, Administrator.

March 24,1S55 n?.0w3

TAKEN UP,

the first day of March. 15."5,by William Sidcncr. living in Brown township, Montgomery county. Indiana, six Estray Hogs of the following description, to-wit: Black and white spotted four marked with a smooth crop on tho right ear, two without-any mark fonr barrows and two sows: no other marks or brands perceivable: appraised bv Joseph Allen and William Johnson to twentvthreo dollars, before Dan B. Gott, Justice of the Peace, on the 10th d»y of March. 155.

Attest: A. P. LYNN. Clerk.

March 17.1S55. is-S5w3.

AAA Ytfrds of Prints of overv crado UlfjUUU To sale, by GRAIIAM fe BRo. OOTS & SHOES, of every description, direct from tht Manufactures. For role, bv

BRILLIANT SCHEME,

"Put Mooey in your Purse."

TIIE

general foar of the community having in a measure been forgotten in eon^aouenco of all the banks having been broken, and tnerc beingJIO more to brake, "'thetidein the afiiiirs of menv can now be taken at the flood, and iead them, as wiill aa the ladies, directly on 10 fortune, at the

MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT OF

SMITH, STILWELL, & ALLEN.

The merchant, the trader, the farmer, the ladios one and all. are 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 open every morning, afternoon and evening, until the 22d of January und Ierhtips half a century longer, but all are requested to call early and secure good seats. The performances will commence early in the morning with an exquisite melodrama, entitled

CLOAKS 6c MANTILLAS,

Of the most goorgeona pattern, and of the latest an$ most recherche and fashionable styles, and at lower prices than they can bo had anywhere in this city. Scene 2d will open with a view of

E E A N S I S

Wliich in point of variety, style, texture, brilliancy, ni::?h an*! cheapness, oinnct be surpassed anywiser". Silks from 2s to 6s per yard, of the same qualities as sold last year from Rs to 32s. Also, an cik-irant asM-rlmcnt of Moro Antique. Brocade, Ojjibire. Crodozoviu and- other silks, suitable for evening dresses. The next scene will bo a grand display of a new stock of

ESegraaat Fs*ciicli IScyinoes.

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

E I S O S E I E S

The largest and most complete assortment e\er opened in Crawfordsville. A few zuonium» iiiure 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 scene, and final one. will take place after and during every sot-no. which will consist of a magnificent and attractive display of tho most

BEAUTIFUL CARPETS.

Sense elegant patterns in one piece, for fitting a pirlor, at from $r»0 to §200 per pattern. The stock of three ply, ingrain. Brussels and "Wilton carpets cannot be 'equalled this side of tho Atlantic, and are sold at prices that will astonish all buyers.— Also, most elegant oil cloths clnaper than the chenpest, and curtain goods for almost nothing.

This new, unrivalled and wonderful company numbers

FIVE TAL.EXTF.D PEIiE()51jIEKS,

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 conduct toward ladies. All kinds of

FREE BANK PAPEil TAKE** FOR

Goods. Jan.20th. 1S5

n27-tf,

[. HI A £2 A iW 'i1,

|Jublisl)Cvof Sijeet itlusir,

•WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 'I

MELODIANS,

Asrl j?3u*.iicsl UEcrvSianctfaej 70 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. Jan. G, 1655—v0n2"yl

E A A E

AUSTIN & CO URS A IV,

\\TOULD respectful^' inform tho citizens of Vt Crawfordsville and vicinity, that they are prepared to furnish thorn at all times and lsours witls -BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND SAUSAGE at our stand on Washington street, and two doors south of Layrnon & Co's. Grocery Store.

Wo return our most sincere thanks for past favors and hope by strict attention to business, to meiit a continuanco of tho patronage heretofore merited. [March 10, '05—n3-»2m]

FIRE FIRE FIRT,!!!

TT| AY1XG I •eon so unfortunate as to have my .O. house burned up, I res rt to this method of informing ail my friends who know themselves indebted to me for Recording Deeds or other instrsiments, that n:y necessities are sneh. that I am compelled to make immediate coiloi-tion of all sums owing t' mo. I would feel uratel'ul to all such persons if they w..u!.l promptly ati.cn I to this call '•a friend in need is a friend indeed."

NOTICE

A. P. MANN.

THE

GBA1IAM «fc"BRO»

•v..

ONE

GEORGE II. ALEXANDER.

March 10, If55. n$4w i.

CLEVELAND & .ST. LOUIS R. K. CO.

is hereby triven to the Stockolders of tho Cleveland .t St. Louis Ii. R. Company, that, the annual meeting for election of Directors and transaction of other bu-incss. will bo hold at Lebanon. Boone Co., on Wednesday, April 11, 1SS5, at 10 o'clock. A. M.

W. 11. HARDING, Secretary.

Indianapolis. March 10. 1S55. n-3-lwo.

Valuable Farm for Sale.

undersigned offers for sale his farm containing 100 acres, TO acres under an excellent state of cultivation. The farm is well timbered and weil supplied with good water. It contains a fine orchard*, a good dwelling house, smoke house, and barn. The fencing is in crood repair. Terms favorable. CRAWFORD VAXCLEAVE.

March 10,1S55. vGaSimS.

Sale of Heal Estate.

TIIE

undersigned Administrator with tho will annexed, of the estate of Jonas Sutton, deceased. in pursuance of the provisions of said will, will sell at private sale, the following Real Estate in Montgomery comity, Indiana, to-wit: West half of the north west quarter of section 86, and the east half of tho north, east quarter of section 35, all in township 19, north of Tansc 3 west.

TEKITS:—One half of the purchase money to be paid in hand, onefonrthin twelve months, and the residue in two years from day of sale thereof, with interest, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred instalments with approve security with interest from date, waiving valuation and appruisement lews. DAVID SUTTON,

Administrator, with tho will annexed.

January 6,1S55—n-25t-f.

LAIN black and changeable Dress silks at CKAVYFIiOD &.MULLIKLVS.

"j AA Onrt Yards of Thibet and English JLUv Morcnocs of the finest quality. For sale, by GRAHAM & BRO.

1 nOn FrcncI1 Moronocs, inclnXtfUjUUU ding tho most fancy colors, for salo, by GRAIIAM & BEO.

of jhe most superb stock of goods evc-r offer ed to the eitizens of this place and vicinity now opening at

J. P. CAMPBELL'S:

Plain Morenos Plain Delainea 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 prices whi'-h will enable him to undersell the closest competition.

BEAUTIFUL IIAXDKERCHIEF3, SLEEVES, COLLARS, ':MIZKTTES, EDGIXC.S, IxSEKTINGS. A full and lino assortment to which the a'tention of the Eadies is invited. Also a. splendid line of BHOACHE AND BAY STATE K5IAWL3, IIOSIF.I'.Y. G'ovirs, LACE MITTP, SU.K MITTS, ORJIIIA CAT-5.

JLE:-

SI.I

FVT:?.

BONNETS, COMFOUTS. Also desimble assortment of

DRESS TRIMMINGS!

Fringes, Velvet Ribbons, .Gimps. Braids, ^Galloons, Gimpian Laces,

Buttons, Cord & Tassels: Some very beautiful and entirely now styles.— Also an extensive assortment of small ware:,..

SEWING BIMIA, JIAJK PINS, CKOC: I:T NKEBLES, Purr

AJTBEU BI:AIS, AIIIJKI: LI VCLLI rs. WAX STEL: Also, a fine assortment of

PUINTS, TABI.E DiArr.it. BLEACHED GOODS, 'J'OWEI.L do. FR.ANN'LLP,

ANOOLA HATS, WHITE BEAVEH HATS, TIIEVICAN HATS, WIDE AWAKE HATS, YOUNG AHEKIOA IIATS,

PAS'EI: CAiir.uica,

SATINETTS, BLAI I.rsrp.ES: Close attention invited to theso Goods—as you might be astonished at low prices.

CLOTHING

OVFR COATS, SATIN VESTS, CASSIMERK PANTS, DoriiLE, CLOTH DOE SKIN, SACK

VELVET, VELVETEEN,

FKOCK, VALENCIA* SATINETT, BESINESS" SIEII,

TWEED.

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

CLOTH CAR«, PLUSH CAI-8. Sl'Ojm-HKN do. NAVY BLUE do. OIL CLOTH do.

(c^rUl/'py n-fC^

Of every grade and vuiioty: Ifunctirian Boots, Womcns Goat Boots, "\\rater Proof, Calf,

Thick Morocco Calf K'-'l Xip Calf These goods arc well mado and of good material. Also,

QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWAIIE I

SPLENDID MIRRORS,

Pocfiiet and Tabic Csiticry

Scissors and shears of the best refined steel. Hand Saws, Drawing Knives, Mill Saw-. llorso Cards.

Cross Cut Saws, Britania Spoons, Wood Saws, -Silver Brass Candlesticks,-Tea Canisters, Japanned

Blacking.

WOODEN WAHB,

Painted Tubs, Zinc Washboards, Buckets, Painted Chul'ns, Our Wooden Ware is iron bound, «rell painted, and strongly put up.

GROCERIES,

Coffee. Teas, Sugar,

Molasses, Vinegar, Chocolate,

Inui20, Madder, Alum.

Hails & Glass.

In offering this largo and varied stock to my numerous friends and customers, I would tender my sincere thanks for their liberal patronage—and as an earnest of that sincerity, my exertions shall be redoubled in their behalf—and no pains shall be spari'd to enable me to give them at all times the best Goods at the lowest j-o.-.MbK- prices, always I making their .interest identical wi-li my own. I hope to merit their further i'rierdship and t.atn-n-

:e. J. P. CAMPBELL. Sept. SO, IS31.

Ti ik A t: If'T

CASH MUSIC STORE,

PATRICK &,CROUSE.

ASmost

THE STUDY OF MUSIC ha? become an *1indispensable branch of education, a reduction in the price of Sheet Music his become a matter of importance to those engaged in the studv of that attractive sciencc. We shall therefore sell any of cur stock of non-copyright Music for onehalf its former prices, and wo shall like other ic Dealers adopt the Cash System. A reduction will also be made on non-enpyri(rht Instruction Books. i*e. We have a larL'e stock of Pianos from some of the best makers, and a complete assortment of Guitars from the best American and European Makers, all of which we will sell low for Cash, and rive an unlimited warrantee. In fact we shall make constant effort to give satisfaction inresrurd to all instruments sold by us. end all wo ask is a fair trial. Wo have also a fine lot of MELODEONS AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

Lafayette, Feb. 0, '55. vfn-liiwii

People's Rock Store.

No. 123 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. III.

W. W. DAMMOWER,

PCBLIEIIER, BOOKSELLER, BTATIO"EE, AKD DEALERS IN Cheap Publication.11, Magazine.", &c. &c.

KEEP

constantly on hand the largest assortment west of New York—and "all the new publications received dniiy by express.

Tlie Trade supplied nt the lowest rates. Urders by mail or express for one book or a thousand, filled with promptness, and At tho same rates as if purchased in pereon..-, #»n!8'M T82-2«yl

1854. 1854. JUST.RECEIVED,

FROM BOSTON!

A few Doz. pairs of Mens" and Boys' thick If ip Jx. and Calf Boots of tho best quality. Also a good variety of IVomeas* and Children^, Morocco Luce Bouts, suitable lor tho present weather.

These articles beinff purchased of the manufacturers but a few days sinue, just after the lato decline in

BOOTS & SHOES,

we are thereby enabled to sell at much less prices thiin those who purchased in tho Fail. Call and look over them at the old stand.,

Dee. 7,IS54—tf. FALLEY,

A FKW more of these celebrated Wax'd Grain A Leather, Water-proof Boots icit. nl-.ii.-h can bj hiei hv calling soon at FALLEY'cf.

Doc. V, lSr)-t. I

KNTS A: Ladies Velvet Toilet Slipners at Vl (dec 7.)' FALLEY'S.

Indiana State Stock

liECEIVED AT PAR.

GBAHAM&BRO.'S

rOUHTII, FIFTH & SIXTH ARRIVAL OF

Fall & Winter DRY GOODS.

400.00

COMIJS,

Yards of Fancy and Plain DcLains of the latent stvies. inst received,

for sale by GUAflAM I'.PO.

)LUS5I Caps, of the latent styles, jxist received Jl_ by the cr.so. Oer store is fuii of the best lea and qualities oi Goods tho manufacturers of j-.urone and America pr-nlnee, and all who want great bargains in (J.-u-ds can have them. Come voung America, come. Farmers and Mechanics. iu:d hring your wives and daughters, and tell them t" load tho wagon with .leans, Flannel, Linsey, Putter, Feathers a:.d Eirirs, an«l ':e wh .t irreat bargains they do ?el! at the New Yurk and IJoston Iv'nporiimi. where thcvsell m- re ire-r-ds ti an anvlenlv else, can sell. .FA MLS GKAI! AM cV: 33KOTJI*EK.

Nov. -jr/.h, 1S5-1.

~MOULD"& G'RSBNB'S

CHICAGO

ANO FORTE

We are SOLE AGENTS in Chicago

FOR TIIE SALC OF TUB

PXAMO FORTES

C2iICIiE2lirSG & SOIVS, Boston,

IIALLETT & CI72HST09T,

BACOr# & RAVES, Sew York,

W. P. EMERSOIV, IJoston,

Whoso Pianos have hecn long and thoroughly tested by the Lest Musical Professors ia tho country, and hare been by them pronounccd to be

TIIE BEST PIA1YOS

made in the United States. A full and complete stock of the dilferent styles may at all times bo found at our Rooms,

NO. 98 LAKE STREET,

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

All Pianos bought of us will be FULLY WARRANTED, and may be depended upon as being of the BEST QUALITY, as we will Bell none other.

Old Pianos taken In part payment for new. IF\

NOTICE PARTICULAR.

Persons remitting us from a distance, and desiring u.-" t: sel'-Ct J'mno I vrtux, u:ay conftthnlly rely upon our Sending tlie lest uiitrunitrds wc ha

IT.

31QUE.& & CJ215:E.1*E, £6 LAKE ST P. LET

Jah. »". 1 ^vC.nC.'vl

BllASS SiX IlOitJXS,

-••—AT—

r.TOULD & GFHF 17E!3 N

TL' .VLL'-K i. W'MC. .-!••: ..ia

JJil. to tJ.co, I.:! rty Hn.l to Freedom I

F- sale as follows:

E FLAT FONIA.VO IJ :nm: Ai.ro Ii UAKITONI:

BA.-S

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VAX

E CoNTI'.A HaSS All instruments b'.ught of us are fci'.y arrnrited. We ask tho r.ttc-j.tio.i «.f tl.: intending tofL.rm BRASS BANDS at any point of the West aoccs*iblr from Chi- to .r.r yri: -s above. whi«'li v.-c warrant to be as low as the wc«? New Y'-rk I'riecs with cost of transportation Chicago added.--We desire e.-| eeiu! attention to the fact, that ar.\ instrument lwught of us and found irnj-erfix-t im-j be easily and speedily returned to CLieav- and cxehansed, while the great distance to N«w York makes it too expensive and troublesome to do this.

Iirii7Ti«.

21—inch Buss Drums #13.0"' IS i-j.cto L'S ft .f.ft Tenor Scars

Constantly on handr

7.v

Brass 15,00 Cymbalo, 815,00 O §40,00 PER PAIR. AL50

BAND MUS7C. BLANK MUPI^ BOOKR— MUSIC CARDS— ..

AND FIFES—

MOULD GREENE.

Jan. ". —v)n25yl. 03 Lake Strict.

Kentucky Trust Company Bank

TTTE are now buying the noto*» of this bank. VV. LAYMON «fe o. Crawfordsville. Jan. 37th 15W. n3S

villi:

T£B TES^OFSKSON TSS36d^AT "..OF JAT^ARf JS55^ /-U

Dnder maaagemefit of tlia Prcriilcnl of tho lnatitution, Rev^ J**ts-lli JoHN8KCfr'Vh« gives his ontirB tlrho totM'^dVcrnniciiland iflKruclion of the school,

The Trustees and Teachers wo«T$«ipr}»their rratitudi to the citizens of (^wjordavm^^r tho liberal patronage thay^have thus ffcr.tffgrifod, and solicit, a liko liberality in future.

The course of instruction is thorough, and *fmcial attention is paid to the moral and religious. well as intellectual training of the pupils, whilo nothing of a sectarian characterls allowed.

It is exceedingly-desirable tbafr-'tho scholars shoulcLbp,prompt in their attendance at the btigininar oC.tho term. The new school room handsomely furnished with Wale's patent desks and ohair*, id now ready for the accommodation of the Seminary. Tho room ia spacious, and will be found pleasant and attractive. Tho assistant teacfifera aro Miss CATN.VNINA MKBRIL, MISS ELLEN CATJUCAKT, and Miss EUZA HOWES, teacher of luvuic. I

FlilCE OF TUITION.

Proparatory Department from $8 to $85D,po^ term. .« ~t Accadcmi Depavimer.t, from -to $5,00, per term, according to studios rursued.

Collegiato nepartnierit,••... French and (lOwnan. each,• I^ntin. Lesson? r-n Or-tnr, Lessons on I'iano, Use of Biano for prnelioe,-.

15. K. J«i^rES &

A.N 1) iiOOSIF.KY.

..5,0(1 .. 2.!"'•') •4,00 10,00 2.00

A small e\tra ehargo ia made for fuel used in tha public rooms. Jan.2,1855. vSn25yl^

IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF O E I N A N O E S I

1 O O S

No. 86 Lako St.,' 27o. 86

CHICAGO ILLINOIS.

"\7"F- wish to call the attention of Morchoata to tho change of cur business to CASH SYSTEM and the distinct classification of our stcckjntqf 2light Departments. DEPT.1. PRINTS & GINGHAMS. I 2. ENG. GEK. AND AM. FANCYOOODk 8. I'iCFXCir, ENGLISH, & GER. GLOVES

4. EDGINGS, LACES & WHITE C-OODs. 5. RIBBGN'S. SILKS ANI) SHAWLS, C. FNGL1S1I. FRENCH AND GERMAN

FANCY DRESS GGODS. '7 DOMESTICS, CLOTHS, AND STAPLE GOODS. S. DUCK MITTENS AND GLOVES.

Acojits for

CUTLERY—AMKUICAN KNIFE CO.,

i, JPIatntT & Smith's Paptir, AND. PARSONS' MITTENS & GLOVES.

N. B.—P'-ssessing the advnntatrc of a rcaident Buyer in Now York, and our stock b' inir classified into distinct departments, we are enabled to oiler the most complete assortment of (Soods to be found in the market, ea.'h department being separata and distinct organization.

R. D. ONES A SONS.*

Jan IS '«3 *. vini't'ya

rAPer JIANGTNG'sr

Ij. A O I

Manufacturer & Importer.

iTrcud) anb ^mcrican

A E A N I N S

W1MDOW SHABKS,

AND

A I N I E S or i.vr:ny nisrr.u-TioN.

SOLE AGENTS FOR

HOWELL & BROTHER'S

PEARL FACE

I I a

53 RANDOLPH STREET, 69 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. [^"Comp^tent workmen sent to all parts imtry for Fri.scoing and Paper Hanging ir:

eon bran lie Jan '5

of th«

in all it*

v8n26yl

303 J. Ai\DGRKOi\, 903 "Wholesale and liotail Dealer in SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE,

IRON, STEEL, XAILS, COOKING, J'ARLOR AND ('AL .STOVES, Of every variety.—Also Manufaelurcr

r.f

COPPER, TIN & SHEET JRON WARES 203 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. Only Agency for the splendid and cheap Cooking-

Stove ealioi

"TIIE NEV,' WORLD."

I N A N A oEV A EX AT

Jan 13 '.".j v.r.n20y1 &atk.VT&Tvo\] MANTFACTL"IEI:.S OF

31-ScS^ &0.&n ARS,

Steam Engines & Boilera,

GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER Flour iinti Saw .Hi 1-1 Clearing, Works, Chicago? III. P. W. GATE*, r. B. WAUNlli.

VETABLE

T. rA!.M£lCArA.YUASHH.

Steain Engines!

Steam Engines on hand and rnsida

-L to order, viz:—i.0, i, 1^' and 10 horse powor, fr-ija improved patterns, with Locomotive Loiiors, and warranted :irr5• to anvthirur of the kind ever before olfcred to the pnblie. Price SdQO per horrc- j.-ower. P. W. GATES &. '(.,

Jan Eagle Works, Chicago.

Portable Rotary Saw Mills,

ON"

hand and made to order, wairan'ed to cut to riii-usand f.et cf lumber in 10 hours, driven by cur Portland Steam Engines. __ v..^ P. W. GATES^ CO. Jan 1 ^Eagle Works. Chi^aco.

Steam Indacator3 and Water Gua

T70n pnlf at Eagle Works. Chicago 1 Jar. 13\5. 1'. W. GATES A Co.

Finished Brass work.

ALL

kinds, viz Fancetts, Try-cock3, SteamWhistles. Oil Cups, Globe Valves, fcc.—at Eagle Works, Chicago. Jan 13 '50. p. \y. GATES & CO.:

Steam Boilers.

all descriptions, on hand and mado to ordr-n. Sheet Iron Works, vh: Smoke Pipa, Breoohee, sfce.

fcc.t

made oc short uotieo—at Eaglo Work*

Chicago. Jaa 18 '55. P. W. GATES & CO.