Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 3, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 May 1869 — Page 3

BLOOMINGTOH PROGRESS,

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

I, X. A. .y CHICAGO RAILROAD. TIMS. TABLK AT BlIoOMINOTOX. Express Gving South: Arrives at 1:21 .w. Departs at 1:41 P.M Ezprexs Chntuf Norf-k : Arrives at 3:05 P.M. Im parts at 3:15 P.M Freight, going south, arrives at 9:16 a.m Freight, going iwrth, arrives at 2:16 p.M M. SLOAT, SVIPERINTNDSMT.

Post Office Time Table Tin of slositg mails at Sloomington, Indiema, Office, is as JolUnos: L.N.A.&C.R.R south, wav 12 J p.si . it ii north, way.......... I rn 3?rom Deem and White Hall, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, aU-... Ua.m

"From Nashville, Unionville, Oak Farm, Spearville, Oeona and Belleville, Satur- I

From Bloomtield, Stanford, Solsberry, Hoblinvilk. Tark, Linton, Worthington, Pu Ccunnijrcc, Josonville, Newark, Silver Creek and "Wright, Tuesdays and Fridays, at .7 ..6 A.M F.-ora Bryant's Creek, Saturdays, at I2S p.m Ojfict open during ti e to'.ek,froni 7 o'clock A M. to 9 P.M, and oh Suxdays, frwm 9 id 10 o'ctocA J. GLASS Md'HEETERS, Acting Special Agent.

0aFLocAL Notices tex cents fbr LIV E, TOR EACn ISSEE110ST.

Henry Rott haw received auofher consignment of fresh Tropical Fruits, including Oranges, Lemons. tc. Mr. R. has also opened his Ice House for the season, and will furnish the citizens of Bloomington with the clearest of Lake Block Ice. His Ice Cream Saloon is nowopen, and he only asks one trial to convince the people of the superior excellence of his Ice Cream.

See tub new advertisement of

Stuart & Co., in to-day's paper. They have received a new stock of Hardware and Agricultural Imple

ments. Store, west side of the pub-

lie square. One of the mosi strengthening, invigorating1, and, at the same time harmless tonics, U Biningers Old

London Dock Gin. Shoemaker & .

Co. sole agents for Bloomington. Book Binding. J. Glass McPheeters, at the Post Office, is our authorized agent at Bloomington. All orders for binding Books, Magttzines, Music, &c., left with him, til be promptly attended to. Charges reasonable. J. M. & F. J. MEIKEL, Cook Binders, &c., Indianapolis, led. Faded hair yields to Barrett's.

The excitement is as great as ever over the immense stock of goods received by Tuley & Co. Piles of Cloths and Cassimeres, great stacks of brown and bleached Muslins, Prints 5,000 yards cf Indies' Dress Goods, Lawns, Hoop Skirts, some of the tastiest Polisa Boots for Ladies?, ever brought to Bloomington, and a lot of Clothing that excels anything of the kind ever seen here whole 6uits for five dollars! Hats and Caps of the most approved styles, and anything in the Dry Goods line you may call for, at the New York Store. We are determined to retail oar entire stock this spring at wholesale S rices. We buy exclusively of Eanufacturers, and can afford to sell

lower than others. Chase & -Co. Barrett's a substitute for wigs. We are now receiving the largest Spring stock of Boots & Shoes ever brought to Bloomington. Come and get first choice. Chase & Co. ladies all praise Barrett's. We HAVE more Calf Boots ia etock, th:ja all the stores in Bloomington combined. Thirty-two aises received this week, and more coming. Prices lower than ever.

Barrett's keeps the hair m place. AVE are determined to make a lively time in the Shoe trade, in BlKmington, this Spring. All we have to say is, we want everybody to come and get our prices before buying- Jf you want to buy shoes

dp cha & Co.

Allen & Co., Dealers lu Agricultural Implements. Wo sish to give our friends the name, of some of our farmers, and those s ho arc good judges of Reapers ar d Mowers, having used them from one to four years : Samuel Smith, Hugh Campbell, James Robertson, George Eller, M. H. Cooper, Van LI. Swearingen, William Gourley. The f iragoing, with others, have used Hoover's Excelsior Reapers j.nd Mowers, and we refer all those who expect to purchase machines for the coming harvest, to them. We are prepared to furnish the firmer with all he needs, in the way of first-class farm implements, such as Reapers, Mowers, Plows, Wfceai Drills.. Revolving Rakes, Horse Hay Forks, Straw Cutters, Clolies Washers and Wringers, Farm Bells, all kinds of Builders' Hardware, &e., which will be sold at 'tc lowest cash prices. Call and see for yourselves, at No. H. scuth side of the public square. m -i ''. FEEL ten years younger, since I begun to use Biiiinger's London Dock Gin,"' said an old gentleman, as ho bought five more bottles of Shs-iinaker&Co., several days ago. I . N. A. & C. Railroad. By f. s atenient made to the County Appraiser by the Financial Secretary of this road, the rolling stock is .shown to consist of 32 loeomo:ivis, 411 freight cars, 5 baggage md 19 passeager cars. The road is 288 miles in length, and was appraised at $400 per mile. The gross rsciapts of 18(58 were some two hundred thousand dollars in advance of thoso of 1S67. The present Superintendent, Mr. Sloat, it is ea d, favors putting the road in proper condition i,- carry freight, before seeking for justness, and with that end in view, is rapidly getting the road-bed,

tra;k and bridges, in good repair. All superfluous and incompetent attaches of the road, h;ive been pri.aed out as fast i:3 possible, and wh:n the contracts with other roads bholl expire, the L. N. A. & C. R.R. will be in a condition io conduct her through business in a creditable and profitable manner. iJSTF. M. Faulkner of Ellettsvilie, has sold his hotel property to P. W. Purdue of Salem, Ind. Mr. Faolkner has purchased the Barnes

He use, at Bedfoi d, and the people of that town will have what they so much nted a first-class laotei. ijei. Th: citizens of Polk, Indian Cieek, Clear Creek and other townships contiguous to Harrodsburg, will do well to recollect that Messrs. Dx'ld & Steph-2r.son hav opened a Drug Store in that town, where all aiticleH usually found in an establishment of the kind, such as To bj.ceos, Liquors, Drugs, Paints,Oils, Limps, etc., can be found in profusin. Prescriptions carefully comp unded by Dr. Dodd. Autocrat Horse Hay Fod.k. Tc supply the demand for this list

a id best Fori: patented, we have opened a new department in our fc usiccss, and to give it an immediate introduction, we shall pay the lirgcst commissions ever offered. Agents wanted in every townsh p.

farmers and Agents send for circulars at once. The trado supplied. Acdrcsf the Secretary, J. K. WILDER mayl!-6w Akron, Ohio.

The Adventures or a IMrtl. A widow named Rice, (nu de a widow by the operations of the divorce law) came to Bloomington from New Albany, some time ago, having in her possession $700, the amount given her as alimony ,ly the court. While on the train, she discovered that a young man, Join Bird, who had been in the employ of her husband, was also a passenger, "by chance." Mrs. Riee was intending a visit to lior relatives, living some distance in i he country, and although Bird was on his way to Chicago, he made it convenient io stop off at Bloomington, and go with Mrs. Riceto a.hotel. Next morning a conveyance was procured to go into the country, and Mrs. Rice concluded she ought to deposit her money in bank, as it was unsafe to carry it. Bird kindly volunteered to deposit, it, aud although Mrs. R. objected, Bird insisted, and finally earned 'his point took the money, was gone a short time, and returned with a sealed envelope, which heinfbrnuid the confiding old woma:i, (who, by the way, could not read) contained a certificata of deposit for the seven hundred dollars. The o.d lady made no further inquiries about the m;,.tt?r until five or six months had pi ssed, when she came to Blooinington and insisted that Buskirk & Hi nter should pay a certificate winch read : "Kuccivcd thia day, on deposit, bcvjii hundred do-lara. JC'IIK BIKD. To make a long story short, Bi -d wa;i indicted, arrested, gave bail, forfeited it, and was again arrestxl in Clarke co., la&t week, brought to Bloomington, and will, be introduced to Judge Eckels, at the next Term of Circuit Court, when the Bird will doubtless be sent Jefferson ville,

where he may beat his wings against !

the iron bars of the State cage, aid ruoiioate upon the mutability of the things of earth.

The New Albany Lkixu- u has a long story about Tobc Smith going fishing, puttii g himself outside of a barrel of beer, and then falling into the creek, where, after floating around two or three hours, he was poled ashore, wrung, and spread out to drv. If Tobe did do that, it was a shrewd business transaction on his part, and via' 11 wager seven dollars in bad accounts, that while floating about, he was selling spectacles to the goggle-eyes. He never forgets his "bh."

BSTSprouts' Celebrated Combined Horse Hay Fork and Knife, acknowledged to be the best in use, is now sold by Allen & Co., with rope and pullies, at the low price of 17. Mrs. M, J. McCollouou has just received a full and complete stock of Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, and all the articles that are usually sold in a Millinery Store. Mrs. McCol lough has had many years experience in the business, and the satisfaction she has heretofore rendered her customers, a sufficient guarantee of her ability to please them now. She requests the ladies to call and give her stock au examination. -- t&y Russell's Reversible Gridiron is equally good for Beefsteak, Chicken, Hani or Fish, retains all the rich juices and delicate flavors which are lost in other broilers. Two sizes, price 1 .50 and $2.00. Sold by Allen & Co.

Four minutes and forty-five seconds, was the time required by the "champion," to dress a bullock, at the Butchers' Tournament, at Chicago, on Saturday- Charles Leyden, aged 18 years, did it, and car-

i ried off the 500 belt.

Bcld Theft, A horse, belonging to John Blakely, was stolen, on Saturday night, from the hitching rack, cast side of square. Horse thieves are getting bolder each week this Spring, and the only effectual

remedy will be the administering of j

a little Seymour justice.

JS" The Automatic 'Washer, warranted to give satisfaction, is sold by Allen & Co., for 5. .oi m JSTGen. Washington, it is said, would use rto stimulant but Bininger's London Dock Gin the finest tonic ever discovered.

A. McGinnis & Co. keep on hand and are constantly manufacturing the best quality of farm wagons,, which are warranted to be durable aud of light draught. These wagons are made under the direct supervision of A. McGinnis, who is a practical mechanic of thirteen years' experience. Mr. Geo. Sears, their wood workman, is well known as a first-class mechr.iiic. They keep on hand the only stock of well seasoned wagon timber in the place. They also manufacture the double-beam cultivator, which is so favorably known throughout the county. All kinds of job work (except buggy work) done with neatness and dispatch. Horso shoeing made a

specialty Shop directly west of

the Bloomington Mills.

A Clause in the Special Appropriation Bill, gives seven thousand dollars to tin State University, but whether it is seven thousand dollars per year, or sieven thousand for two years, we were unable to ascertain from the proceedings, as reported during the session. We are,of course, thankful for small favors.

"How does your Bininger agree with you?" is the common form of salutation just now. It agrees with the weakest and most debilitated stomachs. At Shoemaker & Co's.

H. L. Edaiondson gives "one bushel of seed for two of the crop,'' iustead of ''two for one" as it was made to rend in last week's paper. Go to the auction, now going on at Orchard s Store Room, on South College Avanue.

BarxettUSubHairResrati

, tt i9tom-made Lasting

Gaiters ia the markete - who make, them . aifBkes nt widths. S c0( aiock of Boot 4 lri.cln.

The greatest invigorant; of the 19 th century, is Old London Dock 3in. Shoemaker & Co. sell it. Equation of Time. May 4 3 niin, 20 see sab. from dial do 11 3 mia, 49 nee tiaie. do 18 3 mia, 11 nee. do 25 3 min, 4 nee. Omwe AsTr!4 Insurance Co,, Blc kingtoh, Ind., May. If, W.-j Kr. Editor : t have oriticaUy examined Pritchard'a Gas Havbine, now in operation in M. J. Smith's Jewelry Establishment, and the prices of manufacturing the gas, hv.d applied certain testa in order to ascertain if the use of it in a building was :iuy more hazardous than the burning fluitls generally in use. 1 take plessure in fitating, that ia my opin on, if the pips, &e., are

property put up, it is perfectly saw, and no danger tberefrout need be apprehended. In regard to the bi antv and brilliancy of the light and its superiority to coal oil and coal Eas. there can ba no question.

The convenience of the Kghf,

to say nothing about its cheapness, is sufficient to insure its general aloptioa for iiluminiting purposes, whei aver known. In reeari to its cb&iDaess. I can fitate that I

JBsistec in putting several gallons of the liquid in the tank, on Tuesday, rhe 23d duy of March, which kept b'u lamps bumirig from shree to four hours e-rcry night, for four woeks, thereby costing but about fifty cents a week for illuminating a large store. J. K. Louden, General Insurance Agent.

1778. Biiiinger's London Dx;k

Gin is not a new discovery. It was

"it- back

Decoration of Soldiers' Grav es. Saturday the 20th insi., will be obsarved ty the Soldiers as c. day for the decoration of tho graves of their fallen comrades. The citizens arc cordially invited to participate on the occasion. Tho members of the G. A. R. are requested to be present ut the next meeting of the Po-t, Monday evening tho 17th inst., as business of importance will be brought before the meeting. New Music. We have received

"Whisperings from Fairy Land," and "Greeting at the Door," just issued by John Church, Jr.,publisher, Cincinnati, Ohio. EST Buy Bininger's Gin! Buy Bininger's Dock Gin I Buy Bininger's London Dock Gin! Buy Bininger's Old London Dock Gin ! , -am HI On Saturday last, Sheriff McKinney conveyed Professors Hoc k and Bird to the town of Spencer, where it is believed a more secure jail than that of Monroe county, is located. We were honored with a call, on Monday, from our friend, Elder J. M. Mathes, of the Christian Record. Bro, Matiies is an old

publisher has grown gray in tho service and published a paper in

Bloomington, twenty-nine years ago

the only one in six counties. We

are pleased to learn that the Record is prospering, and theit its editor has also been appointed Postmaster at Bedford.

"Give me another bottle I" is the

request one hears almost hourly, at Shoemaker & Co's Drug Store, as persons ccme ia who have before

purchased Bininger's Dock Gin.

869, SPJR1NG TRADE.

Headquarters for Boots

and Shoes.

G

liase

Go

West Side of the Square,

Arc Now Opening tlie largest and most complete stock of

Boots and Slides, ever brought to this Market. BUYING IN THE BEST AND LOWEST MARKETS FOE CASH, THEY CAN AND WILL SELL AT THE Laowest JEasjsitolo

THEY RENEW THEIR OFFER TO NEAR BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS, To Duplicate any Cincin

nati Bill. Having been in the market at the time of thejate unprecedented competition between the through freight lines, THEY WERE ENABLED TO SECURE THE SHIPMENT OF THEIR GOODS AT ONE-FIFTH THE USUAL RATE. This, vritlii other advantages they possess, enables? thorn to retail their goods at W1IOJLE&AI.E PRICES.

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A RE in receipt of a lartj;e stock of lA. HARDWARE, such an Building Material, Mech8.nic3' Tools, Cutlery, Trace Chains, Hames, Collars and Window Glass. Also, Paints, Oils and Farm Implements of all kinds suited to tho season, all to bo sold low for cash. We r avo a lot of tho finest Wool Spinning Wheals, to which we invite the attention of those who wish to spin their wool tit homo, and cultivate industrious haMts. Wo would especially invite tho attention of the farmers to tho finest Koaper and Mower in the market, The Neiberling Excelsior. This machine was gotten up with the dropper, and also the lever, and we have tested ii, and iind it to bo equal if not superior to any other sold, or in the market. Wo give below, what others l.avo io say fcbout it: Bloomington, Ind. May II, 1869. Messrs, Stu&rt & Co., (lentj :-This is to certify that tho Heiborlingfs "Excelsior" Reaper and Mower, we purchased from yonr f rm hwt year, ranks, in our opiaion among tbe first if not superior, that the Ha id machine did all that was claimed for it, and did the work in an entirely tiatitifactory mannor, and we cheerfully recommet.d them aasuch. Bespectfully, S. M. ORCHARD.

See the auction Posters, on the

streets. Great bargains offered. ,i-i

Decoration of Soldiers' Graves.

There will be a meeting of Sol

diers and Citizens, on Saturday afternoon, 22d inst., at 2 o'clock, at

the Court House, for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for the decoration of Soldiers' Graves, on the 29th inst, Let v.l those who appreciate the services of our fallen soldierfi, be present at this meeting. Ladies are respectfully invited. Iy Ordr of Committee. . ..- Freo Tirade. Bet. H 1NRY Bi.akouabI), of Indianapolis, recently of Brooklyn, N.Y., will give a frea lecture upon Free Trade, at tho College Charol, on Thursday evening nexi, May 20th, at 7J P.M. All are invited to attend. Mr. BuiNCBABX has a very high reputation as an eloquent speaker, and will furnish instruction Mid entertainment of a very high ordor. Como, everybody, and hear him,

Bloomington, Ind. May 11, 1869. Messrs. Stuart & Co., Gouts : That J. F. Seiberling "Escelaior Mower tha I bought of you hist Harvest, is one of the mosit complete working machined I have seen any place. My Rrass wns, some of it, in every condition, and ( found no trouble in cutting it with this Machine, and feel nc hesitation to recommend io to anybody that wan It, a first clans Machine THOMAS MULLIKIN.

JK)TH, DUNN & CO., DEALERS IN Dry Goods and motions, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, &C. Call at the north-etut corner of .Mh and ltailroad street. maylfi-y

1 OF SALE. A. first -rate PEDDLING WAGON, almost naw, far sale cboap. Enqui'O at Small's Hardware Store.

A fi ll and complete stock of

XJL Cards B iwajs oa ami, m thu oJiico.

Bloomington Ind. May 11, 1869. Messrs. Stunrt & Co., Gouts: That J. F. Seiberling combined "F.xcols.ioi"" Machino I bought of you last Harvest, is a first class Machine, and performs every part of the work well; indeed it is everything that I could expect of a har vester. Yours, JOHN CAMPBELL. Bloomington, may 19, 18f,3.

BUST TliftE TO plsnt fall and winter potatoes, to evade the bugs and theeiTects of drouth, and secu.-e the soundest crop and hvgest yield, plant from 1st to 20th of June. My best late crops have (in every cti.te) bean planted in June. Try it I I will fuinich the seed. Early Goodrich, a good winter, as well as early sort Solid all the year round. Beautiful and productive Harrison, (Early Winter) mid to yield 400 buiihela per oo:?, East. Gloaso!!, large rough skiu.plnk eye yield very large liko the Harriaoo, and early a perfect kaeper.

Harinf: removed from my former place of , i ; j . ir..

residence , x nave ueeu muuueu w nun uuci the above varieties at only $1.00 per bushel, In quantity. Choioe HarrlBon, single bushel, $1.25. Eirly Goodrich in large quantity, 75e. Or I will let Seed to be pUiited on the sharea, for one fifth of erop, or 2 bushels for every 1 planted. To be delivered at any Railroad town. I inav be found at tho Bratney place,

or the Cunning farm, H mile north west of IVioominiJton. Address, H. L. EDMONDSOK. IiloomingtoD, Ind. Cards of all kinds printed to ordor, at tho Bloomington Progress office Posteis done on white or colored paper, at he Progross otfico. Qal4? Bills printed at (satisfactory rates IO this oihuc.

New Goods ! AT

Alex. Luzadd ei 9s. LADIES' DKESS GOODS, POPLINS, LENOS, ORIENTALS, LAWNS, SILKS, PRINTS, And a great varity of Trimmings, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JEANS AND TWEEDS, BOOTS & SHOE 8, Hats & Caps. TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, And in fact a good lot of Family Groceries, all for sale low to Cash and Produce Cusiowcrt. Thankful for past favors so liberally be

stowed on us, we solicit a continuance of the

samo. A. juua-u.ucjjm nov. 14, '3? .

The 1 iiteenth Amendment Was passed by a majority of both Houses of the legislature last week, thus malting the number of States that have ratified the Amendment twenty-three bat five more beingneeded to make it a part of the Constitution. The Democrats, with their usiual cunning, began to plot against the adoption of the amendment several weeks before i.t came up, but the Republicans had determined taat a factious minority should no longer control Legislative action, and the 15th amendment, although not passed by a quorum, was adopted by a mojority of the members of both Houses. Of coarse the Democrats will howl fearfully over this "outrage," as they term it, bet we have good Democratic precedent fcr this action. In an article on this subject, the Indianapolis Journal says: 'The Senate of the United States settled this effictaally in the memorable case of Jesj I). Bright and Graham N. Fitcb, clooted Senators by a joint convention of a majority of thu whole nurr.ber of members of the Legislature, but convisried by the vote and consent of bnt ono boose, and with bat a minority of the other house present. Here, there was totally lacking t he fori a of consent to the electoral convention by one house, and totally lacking a majority of one hausa to give VRlidity to the action of that convention. Yet tna Senate held t'aat, as a majority of the ono hundred and fifty members who composo both houses, was present, thjre was tho substar.ee of the State Authority presant, and the substantial power of tbe State having bftjn exercised, though in ui regard of forms, t he United States would rccogniza aud aept it. In tho -'resent case a. majority of both houses, on a by a fall compHanctt even with tho forms of he State Consti ;ution, the other by the majority required by the State Constitution, but in disregard of a form which the Bright case decidel to be unimportant, hav ratified tbe amendment. The substance of the State authority, and a portion even of tbe non-essentifJ State fcrrus, were present and exercised in tho act. If the Bright and Fitch election was valid, this ratification is a for. wri valid. It will be so accepted by

uongi ess, we nave no aouot, unci we aon i think any reasonable and candid man has any d ubt about it. Tbe amendment is a settled thine- It ia sure of twenty-nine States, and the long agony is over." We very much doubt if the Democrats, who have so violently opposed the ratification of the 15th Amendment, will acknowledge it in 1870. The struggle then will be for t he votes of colored men, and your radical Democrat will swear that he "always favored negro suffrage."

CONFECTIONERY.

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WE HAVE NOW ONT HAND

V V 8. good stock of Plowsi of our men manufacture, t which wo invite the atten

tion of those wishing to buy tho best Plowa sold in Bloom ngton. Our experience, of

almost half a sentury, in making plows

enables us to produce an article that will do better- work, and with less drUught than

those made by any other establish aient in

tnc btato.

.Those wno tavor us witr. orders Sar Plows, acu rely on getting; an article honestly made, and ono that will give

satisfaction.

Wo claim that wo havo done more to advance and improve the Plow, from tho old "bar f hear" to ita Drosont hiirh standing

of perfection, than all other makers of

Plows in the State combined. SEWARD & CO. Bloomington, Ind., March 17, 1869. tf.

FRED. DARKER

INVITES the attention of the citizens of Bloomington and vicinity, to bit 8tockoX

Confectioneries,

etc29

For Sale. I WILL SELL ON REASONABLE: term i. my farm, five miles west of the town of Bloomington, Ind., eontainirg fl'lO Acres off land. The Furm is in excellentcondition, and ia supplied with many modern conveniences.

iaar3 i9-3m

N. S. MAYF1ELD.

Farm for Sale. The west iiXlf of the Farm of the late Ellis Stone, situated Z Mib s West of "BlooioiagtoB, containing 110 acres. For particulars, Inquire of LUNDBRMAN, BoiuaTO, Feb. lit, 69-Sm KgptUA.

Warm Bfeals eau be Procured at all hours of the day and night. "ieE CREAM A5TD SODA WATER, Of the best quality, served to orrier.-fci South College Avenue, in tho Orchard B ock, Bloomirgton, Indiana. FREDERICK HARREB. Bloomington, Ind-, mfcy 19 1609. The Greatest Diseovery let Stouffer's Patent Egg Presenter. Will keep Eggs ic. a perfect condition Tea years. Eggs can't sptfl while nnder t'ao process. It has been used by the patentee twelve years and never tailed. Eggs put up by this process during tbe summer have been sold in the cities th? fol . lowing winter at five firocj their rignal ooa ,. One man can pet p and send to matte $20,000 worth of Eggs in less than s months, and more tban doable his money. Is equally applioaole ta hot or cold s limates, in easily nnderetood, aad costs alx ut i cent per dozen. ThonaanJs have tested the Eggs, and cer tify that they are perfect The process is gtiaraaUed to be a pe .-feet EGG PRESERVER." The patent bos 1.6 years to ran. Family Uighip, without permission to buy. t rid sell eggs for speculation, f5 ; Gr ceraf Hights in largo dtif, $50; ui Villages, S20. States and Counties according tc pop uUtion. Address, JOHN F. BEA'ZKL, tSw. Uniontown, Pcnn. in Morses' Indlik Root PiLiij. We have lately bean ohown the foiiaula from which these Pills are prepared, and from this and out experience in the ase of them, can honestly prcneunce then a good safe and reliable medicine. Being entirety free from all poisonu ingredients they can be safely iod while performia; ths active dutie of lift'. We would adv s all to use thorn, and by a fair trial von cu?i se at once tbe benefit derived from -.hem. Use Morse's Indian Root Tills in all eases of Billionsnoss, Headache, Female It regu larities, Liver Complaints Jfcc. Sold ay all dealers. ma f

Handbills printsd expeditioush- end cheap)?, at tho Progrew oSufi.