Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 March 1855 — Page 3

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FIRST RATE. /. \l

We re indebted to tn Louisville Journal for the following good story:

GOSGHKSSIOJ?AL MORALITY.

We were in

finitely amused three or four weeks ago by a practical joke in Washington City upon a number of the nice men of Congress. It was too good 10

be left unpublished.

A couple of merry fellows one of them a distinguished member of Congress from a Southern State, and the other a distinguished ex-editor from Kentucky, concocted a letter purporting to be addressed by a young lady to a very tine-looking gentleman. It was got up in first-rate style. The pretended young lady set forth therein that she had several times seen the gentleman she was addressing, that she was fascinated by his fine face and manly form, that her heart was deeply touched by all she saw and heard of him, that she

must

her

heait. The two wags had between thirty and forty copies of this letter written by a fetoale friend of theirs, and they sent these Copies to between thirty and forty members of Congress, selecting those of course who were known to entertain a very exalted Opinion of their own personal fascinations.

Everything being thus arranged, the two .jokers called upon us and another young gentleman, explained what they had done, and invited us to get into their carriage, ride with them to the point of assignation, and see the sights. We unhesitatingly consented, and we saw sights sure enough.— Riding upon the designated square, we beheld the whole of the thirty or forty members, Northern men and Sourthern men, Whigs, Democrats, and Know Nothings, walking to and fro, all gazing earnestly in every direction and at every female figure to discover the object of their anxious search.

We concluded, that, if more copies of the letter had been sent so members of the House of.Representatives, the House would have had to adjourn for the want of a quorum. -J& -i" •'IHJJE AND CRY."

The excitement occasioned by the flight of tho assassin Baker, who killed Poole, was felt around the whole country. At Bergen the people turned out and chased down a man who was Baker for certain—at Aruboy, the same zeal was displayed, and the counterpart of Baker was jugged, and the New York Police was telegraphed at Philadelphia, their Baker was Constabulary sent for. One of these Bakers turned out to be a drunken School master on a spree, another a peddler of lottery tickets, and a third an itinerant preacher. If they keep on at this rate, they will soon have a "Baker's dozen."

It is suggested that all Napoleon's

preparations are making for a visit, not to the Crimea, but to Berlin that the allies have abandoned all hope of taking Scbastopol, or at least have concluded that it will •cost a great deal more to take the place than it is worth, and that they will march through Prussia, if she consents, and over her, if she resists into Poland. The Crimean destination, and the rumored opposition of the British cabinet, is deemed merely a ruse to ward off suspicion until the result of the Vienna conference is disclosed.

The election for members of the Legislature in Kansas, took place yesterday.

MARRIED—On

tho 22d inst., bv Kid. M. M.

Vnnclcuve, Mr. JAMES M. COX and Miss CATHERINE GTMILE both ol" this place. On Thursday evening, March 29, hy Rev. James H. Johnston, Mr. ROBK«T BT.AJB and Miss JEJTNIE JOIIHSTON all of this place.

Accompanying each of the abovo marriages Was bountiful supply of ca"kc. which the entire ollice partook ef, and one and till, including the devil orprfesscd themselves in appropriate speeches on tho occasion, and all joined in wishing tho parties long life, happiness and abundant success.

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

Flour "Wheat 0*t8 Ry« Uarlcy Com—in the car Hay..' Apples—Green

$S,?0@ 1,40@ 1,50 30 ($ 60@ 1,0001 45@ 50 7,00@ 7.'.® 1,00 1,50$ -2,00 2,50(3 3.25 3,00® 18® 10@

Dried

Peaches Boans Butter—Fresh Eggs Corn Meal •Chickens—Dressed (Potatoes IB aeon—Hams

G0(i£ 70

1,25® 1,50 1,50© S@9

Side Shoulders

Lard Pork Jieof—on Hoof.--. Clover Seed Timothy Seed Coffee Sugar Molasses. N.O.— White Fish Mnakctol, halfbbl. Salt Onions

Nono offered. Sugar c\ rcd.

7fi S

3,50(& 4,00 8,50® 8,75 7,50@ S.00 2,00@ 3,00 13® 15 6U'® 80® M0@ S,00HS 8,50® 75®

ISM. F. n. FRY, ISM. HAS JUST RECEIYED A SPLENDID

ASSORTMENT OF

SPRING & SUMMER

every variety and quality, which he willbc happy to exnibit to all who may favor him with a calL He would particularly call tho attention of the ladies to his stock of summer shoes and •nd gaiters, which have been selected with groat care.

A good suoply of Jenkin's superior Teas, constantly on hand'.

Match 81st. 1855. v6-nS7tf.

F. H. FRY".

CrawfordsTille Nursery.

THE

undersigned has ordered a select variety of Apple, Peach & Cherrv trees, to be on hand Dy the 10th of April, which added to his present stock of Apple and Pear trees, will be sufficient to supply their spring demand, lie will VV have also, a quantity of Evergreens, such as Kerway Spruce, Balsom Firs, Arbor "Vits. Ked Cedars, and White Pines. He intends, aa soon as possible, to obtain a variety of ornamental trees and shrubs, and to enlarge and Fruit Trees, so as to be able to supply the demand*, of this community.

March 31st IS 55. n378w.

make

his acquaintance before his departure from the city, that she hoped and prayed he would forgive her seeming boldness as it tras the first imprudent act of her life, that she had always moved and was still moving in the highest circles of the Capital, that she would be upon a certain square of a certain street at precisely 12 o'clock on the following day, in a dress which she described with great particularity, and that she hoped and trusted he' would meet her and thus afford her an opportunity of a brief personal intercourse with the idol of

WOOL CARDING MACHINERY.

AC.

BROWN, manufacturer and dealer in Woollen, Agricultural, Mill, and other machinery, can furnish to order, on short notice and on reasonable terms, almost any description of machinery, utensils, and other articles required by Manufacturers, Farmers, Millers, Wool Carders. Cloth Dressers, Weavers, &c., including Wool and Cotton Carding Machinery, of all sizes both sing.e and double, of the most approved construction, best style of patterns, and good workmanship. Wool, Cotton, and Hair Packing Machines, Machine Cards of all descriptions, and warranted of the best quality, Portable French Burr Mills, of all sizes and of tfce best construction. Circular Saw Mills, of the most approved construction, for Steam or Horse power Horse Powers for one to eight Horses, of the best construction Homony Mills ot new and superior construction, the best in

n®e-

Steam Engines, French Burr Mill Stones, Tobacco, Mill, and Press Screws of all kinds Smut Machines: Reaping,

Mowing, and Thrashing Machines

Stock Mills, Corn Sliellers, Straw Cutters. Drilling Machines, Corn Planters, Cotton Gins, Hand Cards, Card pi vers, Comb Plates, Cleaning Combs,.Jack Cards, Press Pipers, Fullers' Stoves and Plates, Power Looms,

Shearing, Brush, and Napping Ma-

chincs ISIC. All 'persons wanting MACHINE CARDS, and WOOL CARDING, or other MACHINERY, would do well to call on. or correspond with tho subscriber, before making other arrangements.

All orders, or applications promptly attended to, and CARDS and MACHINERY shipped to any portrcuired.

A BIi0WN

No. 37 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. March 81,1S55, n37-lw.

OLD SOLDIERS ATTENTION»

OSBORN

& HURLEY offer their services in obtaining Military Bounty Lands for 1 those entitled thereto under the recent act of

Congress. Those who have obtained 40 and ISO acres are now entitled to another warrantao [as to make up 160 acres.

CST" Call at Wilson's corner.* March 31st n37-lw.

STEAM MILL 1 OR SALE..

THE

nndereiahed wishes to sell their steam Saw Mill in Shannondale, eleven miles cast of Crawfordsville, on the Noblesville road, Said Mill is in good order. There is attached to the Mill one set of Patent Burs for grinding or crushing corn, three yoke of cattle, Log Wagon, and about seven aores of ground belong to tho mill. For terms apply to the uudersigned at the mill.

WEBSTER & JULIAN.

Shannondale, Tnd. March 31st. n3i-4w.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICEis

hereby given that the undersigned has

taken out letters testamentary on tho estate of Samuel Brcnton, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. All

persons

having claims against

said estate will present them duly proven for settlement, and those persons who aro indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. The estate is solvent.

THOMAS BRENTON, Executor.

March 27th, 1S55. n37-3\v.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

THERE

will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the lato residence of Samuel Brenton deceased, about five miles south-east of Crawfordsville, on Tuesday the 17th dpv of April, a part of the personal property of said deceased, consisting of Horses, a large lot of young Cattle hogs, Corn in the crib, Wheat on the ground, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, fcc., &c.

A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser executing his note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement, laws. On all sums less than three dollars, cash ifl hand.

THOMAS BRENTCN, Executor.

March 31st, 1S55, n37-3\v.

I. C. ELSTON. II. 8. LANE.

ELSTOIV & LANE. Bankers and Dealers in Exchange,

HAVEGreen

removed to their new Banking House

011

street,

WAR

and save 80 per cent.

doors south of Vernon

street. Six per cent, interest paid on time deposits 3w. March 24th, 1855.

with the OLD SYSTEM of building. Procure your Carpenter Work ready made, of seasoned lumber,

Hinklc, Guild & €0.,

365 West Front Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. DOOR, SASH, AND BLIND FACTORY, PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD.

Our Factory is HO bv 250 feet, six stories high, with machinery for manufacturing Panel Doors, Sash, Vcnitian. nnd Panel Shutters,Door and Window Frames, Mantels, Base, Pilasters, Mouldings, Weatherboards. White and Yellow Pine Flooring, and Planed Boards for the inside finish of Frame or Brick Houses. Our work is framed in the same 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 than anv 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 will find it to their interest to keep our articles for sale. Discount to Dealers. Term? Cash.

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

Our bill is from 10 to 20 percent, below Louisville prices. £3?" Our bill of Prices can be seen at this office.

March 24,'55. n86.

ievsooof

AT. COST!!!

OFFER AT COST, Wholesale or Retail, my entire stock of

BOOTS AXD SHOES,

bought mostly lor cash at very low figures.

Apply at

March 24 '55

I a

dcsirous'of replenishing their stocks, can have Cincinnati bills duplicated. The store has a good ran of custom, and a rare opportunity is afforded those wishing to engage in business. Terms liberal.—

R. E. BRYANT'S Boot and Shoe Store. n36 tf

Facc the Music! THE undersigned has left his notes and accounts with O. S.

MCNEIL for collection, and given

him strict orders to see every person without respec t, that does not settle by "the first day of May next. So look out boys, and save cost.

A. P. MANN.

March 24,'55 '••••. n85w6

Kentucky Trust Company Bank

E are now bnvina the notes of this bank. LAYMON & Co. Crawfordsville, Jan. 27th 1S55. n2S

£2fk AAA Ynrds of Print* of every grade OUjUUU For sale,by GRAHAM & BRO.

OOTS «fc SHOES, of every description, direct from the Manufactures. For CTIO, BY GRAIIAM.& BRO.

BRILLIANT SCHEME, Money in your Puree."

THE

JE2Jjris0N

eenera! fear cf the community having in a measure been forgotten in consequence of all the banks having been broken, and there being no more to brake, '"the tide in the affairs of men'' can now be taken at the flood, and lead tbem, as well as the ladies, directly on to fortune, at tho

MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT OF

SMITH, STILWELL, & ALLEN.

The merchant, the trader, the farmer, the ladies one and all, are hereby invited to attend a general display (admission free) of the most tremendous stock of Drv Goods ever brought to this market.— The exhibition will remain open every morning, afternoon and evening, until the 22d of January and perhaps half a century longer, but all are requested to calf early and secure good scats. The performances will commence early in the morning with an exquisite melodrama, entitled

CLOAKS St MANTILLAS,

Of the most georgeous pattern, and of the latest and most recherche and fashionable styles, and at lower prices than they can be had 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 anywhere. Silks from 2s to 6s per yard, of the same qualities as sold last year from 6s to12s. Also, an ellegant assortment of Moro Antique. Brocade, Ombiro, Grodezovic and other silks, suitable for evening dresses. The next scene will be a grand display of a new stock of

Elegant French Mcrinoes.

All the new 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'Alecon, Brussels. Magnificent handkerchiefs, under -handkerchiefs, sleeves and also at the incomparable French

EIVERBOIDERIES.

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 scene, and final one, will take place after and during every scene, which will consist of a magnificent and attractive display of the most

BEAUTIFUL CARPETS.

Some elegant patterns in ono piece, for fitting a parlor, at from $50 to $200 per pattern. The stock of three ply, ingrain, Brussels and Wilton carpets cannot be equalled this side of the Atlantic, and are sold at prices that will jistonish all buyers.— Also, most elegant oil cloths cheaper than tho chcajjcst, and curtain goods for almost nothing.

This new, unrivalled and wonderful company numbers

FIVE TALENTED PEREOItMERS,

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 PAPER TAKEN FOR

Goods. Jan. 20th, 1S55. n27-tf,

II. BRABANT,

J3ubltsl)cv of Sljcct illusif,

"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

I A N O O E S

MELODIANS,

And

Ultisical Mcrcliandisc,

70 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.

Jan. 6,1S55—v6n25yl

WOULD

ONE

E A A E

AUSTIN

COURSAN,

respectfully inform tho citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that they aro prepared to furnish them at all times and hours with

BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND SAUSAGE at our stand on Washington street, and two doors south of Laymon & Co's. Grocery Store. fy We return oilr most sincere thanks for ps«t favors and hope by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the patronage heretofore merited. [March 10,'55—n342in]

FIRE FIRE!! FIRE

HAVINGburnedso

been unfortunate as to have my

house up, I resort to this method of informing all my friends who know themselves indebted to me for Recording Deeds or other instruments, that my necessities are such, that arji compelled to make immediate collection of all sums owing to me. I would feel grateful to all such persons if they would promptly a^ten to tliis call "a friend in need is a Friend indeed."

GEORGE H. ALEXANDER.

March 10, !So5. n34w3.

CLEVELAND 8c ST. LOUIS R. R. CO.

NOTICE

is hereby given to the Stockolders of the Cleveland &, St. Louis R. R. Company, that the annual meeting for election of Directors and transaction of other business, will bo held at Lebanon, Boone Co., on Wednesday, April 11, 1855, at 10 o'clock, A. M.

W. H. HARDING, Secretary.

Indianapolis, March 10,1S55. n34w5.

TAKEN UP,

the first day of March, 1S55, by William Sidener, living in Brown township, Montgomery county, Indiana, six Rstray Hogs of the following description, to-wit: Black and white spotted four marked with a smooth crop off the rigtit ear, two without any mark four barrows and two sows no other marts or brands perceivable appraised by Joseph Allen and William Johnson to twentvthreo dollars, before Dan B. Gott, Justice of the Peace, on the 10th dav of March. 1955.

Attest: A. P. LYNN. Clerk.

March 17, lsoo. n85w3.

NOTICE

ISappointed

hereby given, that the undersigned has been Administrator of the estate of George Thorn, loteof Montgomery county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

THOMAS DAVIS, Administrator.

March 21.1S55 n-36w3

NOTICE

ISon

hereby given, that I will sell at public auction, Saturday the 14th day of April. 1S55, at the late residence of George Thorn, late of Montgomery county, deceased, all his personal property, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, grain, farming utensils, household and kitchen furniture, «fce.

TERMS:—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 AVIS, Administrator.

March 24,1655 n36' 8

1 AAA Yards of French Morenoes, in Ai»UtUUU ding tho most fancy colors, finle, bv' rr ,c

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

J.P.CAMPBELL'S:

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

Also a splendid assortment of Dress Silks, plain, plaid and fieured, bought at prices which will enable him to undersell the closest eompntitiou.

BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, .SLEEVES, COLLARS, CHIMIZETTES, EDGINGS, INSERTINGS. A full and fine assortment to which the attention of the Eadies is invited. Also a splendid lino of BROACIIE AND BAY STATE SILVWLS, HOSIERY, .... ., GI.OVKS, LACK MITTS, •_ SII.K MITTS, OREBA CAPS, MOI,I:N SI.I:KVI:S,

BONNETS, COIIFOIITS. Also a desirable assortment of

DRESS TRIMMINGS!

Fringes, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps, Braids, Galloons, Gimpian Laces, Buttons, Cord & Tassels: Somo very beautiful and entirely new styles.— Also an extensive assortment of small ware:

SEWING Bmns, IIAIK PINS, CitociiET NEEDLES, .. PITFK COM UP. ASIBEK BEADS, AMI ER BUACELDTS. WAX STEL Also, a fine assortment of

PRINTS, TAHT.K DIAIM-:!?, BLEACHED GOODSJ TOWKI.L do. FLANNELS, PAI-EI: CAMBRICS, SATIXETTS, BLACK LUSTRES: Close attention invited to these Goods—as you might be astonished at low prices.

OVER COATS, DOUBLE, SACK FROCK, BUSINESS"

SATIN VERTS, CLOTII VELVET, VALENI JA SLLH,

ANGOLA HATS, WHITE BEAVER HATS, MEPICAN HATS, WIDE AWAKE HATS, YOUNG AMERICA HATS,

CASSIMERK PANTS, DOE SKIN, VELVETEEN, SATINETT, TWEED.

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

CLOTH CAPS, PLUSII CAPS, SPORTSMEN do. NAVY Bi.uE~do. OIL CLOTH do.

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

Thick Morocco Calf Kid Kip Calf These goods arc well made and of good material. Also,

QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE!

SPLENDID MIRRORS,

Pockct and Tabic Cutlery

Scissors and shears of tho best refined steel. Hand Saws, Drawing Knives, Mill Saw, Horse Cards.

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

WOODEN WARE,

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

GROCERIES,

Coffee, Teas. Sugar,

Molasses, Vinegar, Chocolate,

Indigo, Madder, Alum.

Nails 8c Glass.

In offering this large 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 spared to enable mc to give them at all times the best Goods at the lowest possible prices, always making their interest identical with mv own. I hope to merit their further friendship and patronage. J. 1*. CAMPBELL.

Sept. 30,1S54.

I S

CASH MUSIC STORE,

PATRICK & AROUSE.

ASmost

THE STUDY OF MUSIC has become an aliudisponsable branch of education, a reduction in the priec of Sheet Music has bccome a matter of importance to those ehgaged in the study of that attractive science. We shall therefore sell any of cur stock of non-copyright Music for onehalf its former prices, and we shall like other Music Dealers adopt the Cash System. A reduction will also be made on non-copyright Instruction Books. fco. We have a large stock of Pianos from some of the best makers, and a complete a.'sortinent, of Guitars from the best American and European Makers, all of which we will sell low for Cash, and give an unlimited warrantee. Tn fact we shall make a constant effort t-. pive satisfaction in regard to all lnstrnments sold by us, and all v/e ask is a fair trial. We have also a fine lot of MELODEONS AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS.

Lafayette, Feb. f', '55. vCnS0wl2.

People's Book Store, iff No. 123 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, III. ¥. W. DAJYEMOWER,

PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, STATIOX^JT, AND DEALERS IN Cheap Publications, Magazines, &c. &c.

KEEP

inelufor

constantly on hand the largest assortment west of New York—and all the new publications received daily by express. £5F~The Trade supplied at the lowest rates.

Orders by mail or express for cr.r bdok or a thonsond, filled"with promptness, and at the tame rates aa if purchased in person.

Jan 13'55

1854. 1854. JUST RECEIYED,

FROM BOSTON!

A few Doz. pairs of Mens' and Boys' thick Kip

r\ mid

Calf Roots of the best quality. Also

a good variety of Women*' and Children*' Morocco Lace Bootsf suitable for the present weather.

These articles beinsr purchased of the manufacturers but a few days since, just after the late decline in

BOOTS & SHOES, v.-f are thereby enabled to sell at much less prices rhnn those who purchased in the Fall. Call and look over them at the old stand.

Dee. 7,1SS1— tf. L. FALLEY,

FEW more of those celebrated Wax'd Grain Leather, Water-proof Boots ieft, which can be had bv caiiins soou at FALLEY'ii.

L'ee. 7, 1

ENTS & Ladies Velvet Toilet Slippers at I (doc 7.) FALLEY'S.

MOULD & GREENE'S

CHICAGO

PIANO FORTE

WAHE XIOOMS.

We are SOLE AGEXTS in Chicago

FOR THE SALE OF THE

PIANO FOBTES

CniCREBOG & SONS, Boston,

DALLGTT & CUMSTON,

BACOJV &. RAVES, Jen York, W. P. EMERSOjV, Boston,

Whose Pianos have been long and thoroughly tested by the best Musical Professors in tho country, and have been by thein pronounced to bo

J| TE2E BEST PIANOS

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

NO. 98 LAKE STREET, For Sale at tho LOWEST FACTORY PRICES, and on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS.

All Pianos bought of us will bo FULLY WARRANTED, and may bo drpmded upon as being of the BEST QUALITY, as we will sell none other.

jy Old Pianos taken in part payment for new.

NOTICE PARTICULAR.

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

MOST!.© & GREECE, 93 LAKE STREET

Jan. C, 1S5 "—v0n2."yl

BRASS SAX HORNS, —AT— MOULD & GREENE'S CESfCA&O m'SIC STOKE.

Hail to the©, Liberty! Hail to th**, FrveUora 1

For sale as follows

E FLAT SOPRANO in.no 1") .01) 17."O

ft ••••••••TENO.lt E ALTO

KAKITONK

ft ftASS FJLL.OL) E CONTRA 15ASS 33,00 All instruments bought of us arc fully "Warranted. Wc ask tho attention of those intending In form BliASS ftANDS at any point of the West aoeessible from Chicago, to our prices above, which wc warrant to be as low as the lewest New York Prices with cost of transportation to Chii-atro added.--We desire especial attention to the fact, that any instrument bcuirht of us and found imperfect rnav be easily and speedily returned to Chicago and exchanged, while the great distance to New York makes it too expensive and troublesome to do this.

Drums.

2-1—inch Bass Drums

Tenor Snaro.s/as

"l.ri,ou

"v: v" 1 ,o

7,So

Brass mm .-10,00 Cymbals, 815,00' O 840,00 E II AIR. ALSO—

HAND MUSTC, BLANK MUSIC BOOKS— MUSIC CARDS—

Constantly on hand.

AND FIFES—

MOULD &

CUEKXE.

Jan. 6. '55.—vln-20 05 Lake Street.

Cigars and Tobacco.

TIIEbc.'t quality, always on hand, and for sale at the Drug Store of June 1H,*53. SLOAN A MORGAN.

Valuable Farm for Sale.

TUIE

undersigned offers for sale his. farm "containing 100 acres, 70 acres under an excellent state of cultivation. The farm is well timbered and well supplied with good water. It contains a line orchard, a good dwelling house, smoke house, and barn. The feneinz is in rood repair. Terms favorable. CKAWFOIiD VAN* 'LEAVE.

March 10,1S00. vCnS-tniO.

Sale of Real Estate.

THE

unJeriigncd Adrn ri:- rai -Ait a the will annexed, of the ec-laie of Jonas Sutton, deceased, in pursuance of the pro*, felons of said will, will soil at private sale, the following Keal Ertate in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: West half of the north west quarter of section y, and the east half of the northeast quarter of section 30, ail in township "10. north of range west.

Trr.iis:—One half of the purchase money to bopaid in hand, onefourthin 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 approved feeurity with interest from date, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. DAVID SLTTON,

Administrator, with the will annexed.

January 6, lSi)5—n*25tf.

iL AIN black and changeable Dress silks at CKAWFKOD & MILLIK1 S

100,000

rv6n2»5yl

For gale, by

Yard* of Thibet and English Morenoes of the finest quality. GRAHAM & BKO.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

JTEMALE

0 & 05 V.

TILE WINTER TERM OPEN'S ON THE 2nd 1AY OF JANUARY, 1S55, Under the efficient management of the Prciident of the Institution, liov. JAJILS II. JOMSBOM, who gives hi? entire time to the government and instruction of the school.

The Trustees and Teachers woulo exnw* their gratitude to the citizens of Crawfords ville, for the liberal patronage they have thua far afforded, and solicit a lika liberality in future.

The course of instruction is thorough, and special attention is paid to the moral and religious. wdl as intelicvtunl training of the pupils, whilo nothing of a sectarian character is allowed.

It is exceedingly desirable that tho scholar* should he prompt in their attendance at. the begining of tho term. Tbc new school room hund.*yno ly furnished with Wale's patent desks and chairs, is now ready for the accommodation of the Seminary. The room is spacious, and will be found pleasant and attractive. The assistant teachcraare Miss CATHARINE MKKAIL, MISP EI.LEN CATIICABT, and Miss ELIZA llowr.s, teacher of music.,

PRICE OF TUITION.

Preparatory Department from $3 to $3,50, per term. Accadcmic Department, from $4 to $5,00, per term, according to studies pursued.

Collegiate Department. $0,00 French and German, oach.

Latin, Lessons on Guitar,

OF EVllKY msruiPTION.

5,00

4,00

Lessons on Piano, 10,O Use of Piano for practice, 2,00 A small extra charge is made for fuel used in thd public rooms.

Jan. 2,1S55. vfln25yl»

It. 19. JONES & SONS,

IMPORTERS

AND JOBBERS OF

O E I N A N O E S I E

O S

No. 86 Lake St.,

CHICAGO

WFthe

No.

ILLINOIS.

wish to call the attention of Merchant! U3 change of our businoss to a CASH SYSTEM and the distinct classification of our stock inter-

Ilight Department®.

DEI-T. 1. PRINTS & GINGHAMS. 2. ENG. GER. AND AM. FANCY GOODS.3. FRENCH, ENGLISH, GER. GLOVES

AND llOoyjKKY.

A. EDGINGS, LACES & WHITE GOODS. f). RIBBONS. SILKS AND SHAWLS, G. ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN

FANCY' DRESS GGODS. 1 DOMESTICS, CLOTHS, AND STAPLE GOODS. 4 S. DUCK MITTENS AND GLOVES.

Agents for

CUTLERY—AMERICAN KNIFE CO., Platncr & Smith's Pnpor, ('V-A

ND PARSONS' MITTENS A: GLOVES.

N. B.—Possessing the advantage of a residentBuyer in New York, and our stock being classified into distinct departments, we aro enabled to oiler the most complete assortment of Goods to be found in tho market, each department being a separaW and distinct organization.

R. D. JONES cfc SONS.

Jan 13'55 viJn'iOyQ

A ER li A N I NO S.~~

13. G. JA. FA

O N

Manufacturer & Importer. OF

jTrcnclj nni) ^.mcrican

PA PER HANGINGS,

WISBOW SHADES, AND, CURTAIN FIXTURES

SOLE AGENTS FOR

I JO WELL & BROTHER'S

PREMIUM PEARL FACE

W a 9 r.

RANDOLPH STREET, 53r CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

^"Competent workmen sent to nil parts of th« ntry for Friseoing and Paper Hanging in all iU

coiniir branches. .Ian 13 Yi.r

vGnSCyl

208? J. ANDERSON, SO» Wholesale and Rotail Denier in

SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, COOKING, PARLOR AND COAL STOVES/

Of every variety.—Also Manufacturer of

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

Stove called

THE XEIV W ORLDr

I a a O N E A E N A A Jan 13 '55 y5n21yl

W. 5*- ttATES & CO.3 MANUFACTURERS OF & no

A A 3*

Steam Engines & Boilers,

GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER I'lonr and Saw Mill Gearing, Kaglc Woa'k*, Chicago, III. r. '.V. OATHS, r.. a- WAI:\KK. n211y.

T. OIJAI.LFKKFL, A. ritASKll.

Steam Engines!

PORTABLE

Steam Engines on hand and mado

to order, viz:—4. 1. !.t, 12 and 15 horse power, from improved patterns, with Locomotive Roilers, and warranted sur-.-rior to anything of tho kind over before oiiurea to the public". Price ?10 p*r hor?'j power. P. W. GATES A' CO.,

Jan 10Eagie Works, Chicago.

Portable Rotary Saw Mills,

hand and made to order, warran'od tocul 5 to 10 thousand feet of Inmber in 10 hours, driven by our Portland Steam Engines.

P. W. GATES & CO.

Jan 15'55. Ea^le Works, Chicago.

Steam Indacators and Water Gua ges.

FOR

sale at E'ifrle V/orks, Chicacr^ Jan 13 "Oil. P. W. GATES A Co.

Finished Brass work.

A LL kindi, vu: Fancctts, Try-cocks, Steam il Wlustle*. Oil Cups, Globe Valves, tfce.—at Eajrle Works, Chicago. Jan l'i 10. P. W. GATES & CO.

Steam Boilers.

alldcsoTiptions, on hand and made to order, W Sheet Iron Work*, viz: Smoke ilpo. Breeches, «tc. Ac., mado cc short notico—at Eagle Works, Chicago. Jan 18 *55. P. \V. Gi.TES & CO.