Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 July 1869 — Page 2
"William A. Gabx, Etliior and Pr v ,
"WKDNHSDAY, .JUJ.V 'J!. s5"The Democrats of Ohio, it i now generally known, have nominated Gen. Rosecraiw for Governor. These same Democrats were in favor of paice during the war w.intcil the Government to cease hostilities, and let Rebels have all they desired. This same General Kosecran used the following words when writing of the Northern "peace men" "lam nnnzed that any one should thick of" peaee on any terms. He who entertains tne sentiment, is fit only tc He . a slave ; ho who utters it, Li this, time, is, moreover, a traitor to his country, who deserves the ;coni and contempt of all hone rah 1c men." The Pon-.ocrats swallow a great aiany bitter does it seems. 'Ilie Imperial!!!. A secret society has been formed, having branches in the pri: cip:l cities of the Union, for carrying the country over lo Imperialism. Its. members, aearly all of whom originally belonged to the Knights of the Golden Ci role, and are disappointed Democratic politicians, are sworn to promote a:id support what is termed a "Free Empire." It is proposed to establish an aristocracy, with executive powers in the hand.- of a council, with one man at the head, wiio shall hold the position iu- life, and be designated" Consul of the Free- Empire of the United States, the title of Consul to be thrown away for chat of Emperor as soon
as the public sentiment will bear
the change. The man foe this
position has already been selected by the leaders of the movtment. This is the Democratic principle of rule or ruin, and to the people w 3 look for power tooverthrow the inc ipient insurrection-
aware that the groat end to be worked out in the- future is yet in its chrysalis state. Men are just beginning to open their eyes with wonder at the developemcnts being made all ovi i Southern Indiana. lut thought will beget action, and even if our own people have not the vim and eonrag" to strike into their beds of treasure, we nay be assured
that other people, more energetic I
and practical will. If enterprise carries its aspiring sons to Australia, California, and the uttermost parts of the earth to unearth the rich deposits of nature, wc may be certain that the mineral fields of Monroe and Greene oor.uties,on the very highways of activity and within easy access to the march of emigration, will net long go unexplored alter their exhaust less resources become known. In truth, Eastern enterprise has already cast its peering eyes on these treasures, anei its agents have been busy for years exploring and studying the geology :f these wealth-bearing fields, The development of this coveted wealth is the first desideratum, and railroads will be the means of tripling the wealth and population of these counties in a very few years. "It is the first step that costs." It is vain to establish mining interests without an outlet for their products, and the development of our mineral wealth will begin with the laying of the track, and be stimulated by every mile of its progress.
Let us encourage the project of
a nil rod, to the iron and coal rigion, and Bloomington, before five years have passed, will be second to to inland town in the StiAe.
Eudiana State University. A Catalogue of the State University has been placed in our hands, from which we learn that it has just closed a:icther most prosperous year. In justly ranks among the best educational Institutions of the apd, and is an honor to the State. .Number of Professors and Tutors, 13; Number of Graduates in the Oollcgtate Course, 28; In the; Law Department, 13. Total, 41. Whole mhiiher o;.? Students, 2.i9 ; of whom 203 are ir.. the four College Classes athi Law Department. Tuition is how Free for all, in kvrry DBASTitfEST of the University. liAXJTES are admitted to the Collage Classes, on the same terms as laila.;. One young lady, Miss Sarah lr Morrison, graduated witii honor, at the lai.t Commencement. Since the Catalogue was printed, t'i3 Trustees have enlarged -.he Law Department by the establishment of tv:o Chairs instead of one ; both ct which will soon be ably filled. "The Law Terms will be of t ie same length as the College Tenas, coniiauing nine months per annum. Tuition is now Free in ilus Department. Janitor's fee, three dol
lars po$r leria.
The State ilcbt. Indiana is doiii well with her State del it. Five rears nsjo it footed vipi-onie$!i,000.0i 0; it tins boon 'reduced to 2.000,000, and of this $800,000 was paid off .July 1, loavirg only $1,800,000. Another Ave yen re will see the State out of debt and a farg fin d in tlic Treasury, if thti present prudent management is continued. Cincinnati Cor.!v:rcial. Yes, Indiana is doing very well, and the credit is due to the licpubliean party, by which the policy of honesty has been carried out at the expense of obloquy, resistance, and dei.uiiciation unequr.Ued in the history of the State. From the first set.lemcni with our creditors in 1S-10, to 1860, the Democrats hod the absolute control of the State, and paid not a dollar of the debr.
If "hey had kept the power till this day, there is no reasonable probability that they would have paid any more. And, instead of helping the Republicans to pay, they used evy opportunity to defeat or thwart payments. When the appreciations i' iled in 1863, they used every effort to prevent the payment of interest on the debt, although the faith of the State was "solemnly pledged" to pay that interest semi-annually, at a fixed place and fixed times. They contended that a fresh law was needed, every time, to give force to a "solemn" pledge, and their State officers refused to give out a dollar, or pay it to the creditors. But for Governor Morton's d termination to preserve the State's credit at all hazards, and his extra-legal, but me re than justifiable, act of horrow-
vnr the monev, the Democrats would
Old Ace. .Mr. William U---S of Smithville, tins county, is one, hundred and ten year' of age, and bids fair to live sever d years yet. ! He cultivates his own garden, I ides horseback, and transacts itis own business. lie shoots .-juinvls with a riHe, ai d generally shoots ; thorn in t lie head, saying he "don't j want to spoil their hides by shooting 1 tluMO through the body." 1 He wis twenty-two years Id when Lo 1 Cor; wallis surrendered to (Jen. Washington, and was a soldier in the war oi 181".?. He says "he enjoyed good ;ealth till ho lay in the camp so m.ich, hut has been troubled with nei.ralgi:. in Ids head ever since, and t'cirs he never will enjoy good health again." Another man was shot at Terre Haute, on last Monday a week. A man by the name of Morgan entered the residence of John Petri, near Terre Ila.ite, and robbed him of 1: is money. Petri had gone to the city, and on Jeaving his residence saw
this man Morgan get over the fence back of his residence, but not paying much attention to this, he yet soon returned and found his money gone.- Search was made in the house, and the n an found tinder a bed, up stairs. Irle was ordered out and to give up the money. Morgan came out, threw the money upon the floor, and as Petri stooped to get it, Morgan shot him through the mouth, and as he raised shot him through the abdomen. A scuffle ensued, but Morgan got away. He was pursue:! by a number of citizens and captured Thursday night, and lodged i.t jail. Petri died on Friday. Morg in was taken to the bedside of Petri a few moments before he died, ai d was forced to acknowledge his awful crime. Morgan was sent to the penitentiary from Yijio some years ago, and
boars the reputation or a ties character.
From the Hartfurd. t':.p.n..Vo-t." ! The Straight Line llailirosi il. i Recently, a nt w mode of inve.-t- j ing capital in the West lias been j presented to Fa-tern capitalist s. It j is well known that the original ' subscribers ibr the stock of railroad i
companies generally benefit troin their
derive no direct
The Board have also established have forced the S:ate into rcpudi-
two more Choirs m the Coliegiate atr ni, just as they then, and ever Department, viz: A Professorship : since have, wanted to do with the of "Modern Languages and His- National Government. If "Indiana tory," and a "Professorship of Civil j is doing well with her debt" her Engineering." It is expected that ; creditors owe the Democrats no both of these will be filled by the thanks for it. By the time Governor commencement of the Term"; two Baker delivers his last message, he t&ousand dollars have been appro-; will be able to report the State out priated for the increase of the Law i. of debt. Ind. Journal. Library : and theniagnificcnt Mia- j eralogical sx-i Geological Oibinet of The Northern Indianian thus the late Dr. "David Dale Owen, of j brags upon Warsaw. "We have a
JNew Harmony, has been purchased ; youth in this place bv the name of
for the University, togethei with his excellent, and unequalled Chemical Apparatus. No Institution in the West now furnishes better facilities for acquiring an education, than our State University. " The Nor,i, vi. Department, under the charge of Professor G. W. Hoss, A.M late Superintendent of Public Instruction, is in successful operation, and affords a rare opportunity, for these wishing to teach, to prepare themselves tor tht.t important work. For Catalogues and additiona l information, address Rev. C. Nvrrr, D.D., President of the University. The next Term begins the 17th of September. Our Mlncrall Resources and t he Propose! KiiUrouU. When we reflect upon the probable richness of our mineral resources, and remember that these gifts of nature have been the basis of national, i ndustrial and commercial prosperity to every peopb who
have made us,e of th to, we ear not
but be amaze 1, how v e, t
John Tusinff, who in the 100th
year of his age, is already advanced in the second century, and voted for Giant last fall. We also have the largest number of beautiful lakes, the handsomest women, two men with tape worm, more representatives in the penitentiary, and are prepared to c.vocl anybody in anything that may be scared up."
The Board of Commissioners of
Pike county have ordered an elec
tion of the qualified voters of
Washington township, to be held on the seventh day of August, to determine the proposition of levying a tax of two per cent, on the taxable-d of the township, a.;; shown by the duplicate of 1809, to aid in the building of the Straight Lin j liailroad. At the banquet given to the officers of the Gulf, at Long Li'ai.eh, Frank Blair, in responding to u toast, was indiscreet enough to o'fend his audience bv a too earnest
iodor.v-nient of Stonewall Jackson,
r toiile, i a id the Southern rebels in general.
have tgnorec and trau-j.-.t-t; upon Ho was loudly hissed by members these Heavea-givon e'.nKJt.-. of ! of the association, and finally called wealth and power. Yv il ti 1;. ir.asj-! to order by Admiral Farragut. nificent result of the exuet'i-i.cnt at ; Much ill-feeling toward Blair ireBrazil in utilising the-e piccus j vails, in consequence of the ,'--pe'.:ch. eifts of -ooal and iron, we :.;v not i "
j
All about a wonderful calf in Shelby county. John Sheeline replevied the calf- a 1 b calf from Felix Vice, and Felix appealed to Common Pleas, where the judgment of the lower court was affirmed, with the addition of 250 costs. Then came Mrs. Mary Vice, wife
of Felix's bosom, who claimed the j i,0 n,,l-.H
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calf as her own. Action accrued
before Esq. Higgins, amf Mary gained the suit and the calf. The Volunteer sums up the case as follows : Mrs. Vice holds the calf it t a cost of 2o0, Sheeline is a calf and 150 out of pocket. .Value of call', with costs of litigation, -115. Four years ago Mrs. Plais, who lives out ou the Corydou road, says the New Albany Ledger, at fiio foot of the knol)s,had the misfortune to receive a bite in the ankle, from a snake, while out. in the garden during the day. The reptile mads its escape so quickly that she was unable to tell what kind of a snake it; was. For several months thereafter her a;ikle was highly inflamed, badly swollen, ar.d a running sore, but healed up in the fall. Uon the anniversary of the bke, every year, the part bitten becomes highly inflamed, and is siore fir several months, tha same symptoms recurring last week, that being about the time of year she reci od the bite. It is certainly a very stransre case.
lock, -while the
public,and the cities, counties, towns-, and the people, along the lines of the roads, are often greatly enriched by them, and derive advantages from thctn almost incalculable. Besides, it has often happened that the subscribers for stock, having paid in the amount of their subscriptions, have entirely lost it, on account of the failure of the com
pany to construct the road. Hence, a new mode of raising capital for the construction of railroads, has recently been adopted at the West. It is as follows: First, a company is organized under the general railroad laws of the State, for the purpose of const -uctiug a railroad between two given points, with a capital sufficient to acquire the right of way, grade the road, build he necessary bridges, and put on the superstructure, ready for the iron. Then, cities, towns, counties, and inhabitant, near the termini, or along the line of the road, whose interests will be greatly increased in value, by its censtruetion, agree to contribute to the company, ;n the form of donations, an amount sufficient to construct the road and prepare it for tl e rails, payable when the road is completed, either in whole, or bv
sections, when the cars are running. This being done, Eastern capitalist subscribe for the stoedc and advance whatever money U required to fit the road for the iron, to be refunded, in whole or in part, from the donations, as they are paid in.
In this way, the donors insure the completion of rhe road, while strong inducements are held out to capitalists to invest funds in the stock. When the road is ready for them, the company purchase the iron and equipments, with funds, which at that stage of the work it finds butlittle difficulty in obtaining. Thus, the donors are sure to realize the benefits of the road, the capitalists
make a prontaole investment, and
c interests are subserved.
icw Advertisements M0CALLA
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A French lady of rank has sued for a divorce from ier husband, on the ground of ill treatment and desertion. One of the most ser ous items laid to the charge of the defendant is, that vdien he returned from the Mexican campaign, instead of Hying at; once u Pan, where his wife was staying, lie sent her the following telegram "Wdiereare my shirts? I can't find them." All Pau soon became aware of the laconic dispatch, aiid the Princess could not leave her house without being asked what she had done with her husband's linen.
-JEKP tlio larg.-st s ock of iimr GOODS, NOTIONS, . DRESS TRIMMINGS, Hosiery ami (cloves,
HOOi' SKIIUi, Hills a mil Caps, Boots and Shoes, School Book and Stationery? COTTON YARNS AND BATTING, Queens-ware, Stoneware and Glassware, Dye-duffs, Salt, IIYDR.tVJLMJ C EM EST, &.., Anywhere to be foi.ivi, between the tan hark regions of Brown county, and the rich iron and ccal field of Greene. If you expect to boy goods chopper than you ever saw them, here or elsewhere, be suretohavu your .ocket book full of Greenbacks The
montsn is r gets t.i;e .sneaji tiwtts. jutyJl (lasg IPl'Ult Jmirs, solf-sealer, and iirst-rute, t H.'cCALLA ,y CO'S. Stone Fruit Jars, (New Albany make), :it MeCALLA $ CO S. '
"iMiiltoort : How Lost, How Restored. f"ffl.($jf ' fr'9t rublisli'-d, a new edition of 'IL OulverwoIlV Celebrated Kssay on tiio radicnl euro ( without medicine) Si)ermmnt,;rrhuii, or Seminal W;uk:;:s.a. In
voluntary Semina! Lowes, ImpotCiicT, Mei.t 1 ii n , i Physical Incapacity, Inipfciliuiiiiu to Marriav;i', etc , a;:o Coiisu.nption, KpiHps.r , and F ta, ind iced by eelf indulgence or SeilUt'i eX'IHV;lg;illCe. trPriee, in a scaled envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated authorf in this admirable eseay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty yeui !-' successful pnietice, t lat the ah rain.; con mt, uen cos of -elf-abuso maybe rad eal y cure 1, without the dangerous u-c of intir ual medicine or the application of the knif -t pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain and effectual, by means of which every nuflerer, no matter w:iat his condition may be, may euro himself ciieaplv, privately, and radically. 39 Thif Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every nvm In the land. Sent, ii'ider iter I, in a pi dn envelope; to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six eent?, or two post .'ttanos. Also, Dr. Culverwell's "Marrlapte O Me" price 23 -ents. Address thn Publishers. C HAS. J. (?. KL1SK & Co ,
127 Bowei.v, Ne York, Post-Uftae Box
Ve6. Julv2I fi9-v
Bakery, Confectionery AND Fiuicy Grocery, East Side JPublU Square.
BREAD, Cakes, and all Linda of Fancy BAKIXG.
Candies, Nuts and Foreipi Fruits. Best Brands Ciyars and Tobacco.
WSCAotVc Fancy Orweri.es."
Maj. O. J. Smitb ami U. W. Brcovn, editors and publishers of the Gazette, at Tjrre Haute, who were shot recently, are letting along well, and vill be able to attend to their usual duties in a few days. A young lady from Kentucky recently visited Michigan City, for the first time, and was so favorably impressed therewith that she said she should inata; it her "native place in future." Andrew Johnson hates Ureses Grant, as he hace.s no other man, .But if A. J. would only relleet nhat,
putting A. J. and U. G. together, j
they spell "A Jug, lie would take more kindly to his stucessor.
In Indiana, tins is trie plan gen
erally adopted. Gen. Iurnsidi, f r irstanc, is building a road on this plan from Indianapolis to Vineennes, and thence to Cairo, and the M-ork is far advancing. Wc understand that no Kastern men, Francis IVlloves, Ksq., our fe.low citizen, ami John J. Merritt, of New York, are abotit to organize a company for the purpose of constructing a railroad from Evansvillo, on the Ohio river, to some point intersecting General Burnside's road near Worthington, in Greene county, or in Owen county, a distance of ninety miles, to be celled "The Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad Company." This road, in connection with Gen. Burnsidc's road, will form a continuous and ahno.-t straight road from Evansville to Indianapolis, a distance of about 150 miles. Messrs. Fellovves & Merritt arc the owners of the old Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line Railroad, having purchased the same at a judicial sale. This load is graded and nearly fitted for f lie rail from Evansville to the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad at Washington, in Daviess county, sonK' fifty miles, at an expense of nearly half a million of dollars. Wc are informed rhat it is the intention of these gentlemen to put in this road as stock, sit greatly reduced valuation, and if tic-nations sufficient 1:0 complete these fifty-five miles for r.he rail, and to extend the road some thirty miles further to the before named point of intersection with Gen. Ikmside's road, that is, to fit these thirty miles lor the rail say 8350.0(H) to $100,000, in all, can be obtained, then to otter the stock to Eastern capitalists, and as soon as the stock is subscribed for, to begin the work and press it forward with energy. It is understood that the city of Evansville and the towns, counties and people along the contemplated line, are eager for the construction of the road and stand ready, in some way, to secure the requistite amount of donations, and that the new company have good reason to expect the hearty cooperaof General Burnside in their enterprise.
surprised tha!, the attenti jn o; capital ebon Id l.e turned tcwaid the hidden veal l h of the counties of
A fellow in Evansville, the o'.her (ky, paid a Squire fifty cents to raarry him to a v.iduw with feu
Momoc and Grcuic. We ai j wejl 1 children. Cheap enough.
The President has issued his proclamation appointing Tuesday, the 30th of November, for the submission to a vote of the people of Texas, the new Constitution of that
The Lebanon tailor.! recently had State. The Mississippi Constitua picnic. In passing a cabbage . tional election, will take place upon field in the outskirts of the city, tilts , the same day. procession broke ran vs, and went j "mm' for that gross vegetable with frantic ; Texas cattle are again pouring ferocity. into this State. Fifty car loads of . . ! "long horns" passed over the BelleA Western editor, in response to j folltaine railro;l, on Saturday.
a sunscriDer, who gru niiles unit ins paper was intolerably- dump, says "that is because Iheie. is so much
due on it."
"Valuable. House And Four Acrcs of Land, U"ox" Bale. rnilE UNDERSIGNED WISIIJL ES to sell hi-s IlOl.SE A'VD IOT, situitfeil just south of the College Cnmpus, iion rutuionablo lcrmi, if applicftion be made soon. The hmltO is built of brick, two stories in hisfht, anil contains nin? rooms nnd two halls, with a front prtrtio;) to each story. The house has recently heen painted and reshhuxh'H. nr,i i-; in p .l condition throughout. There in a -well nnd cistern on the premUes, -.aljle. woods'ieO. chicken-bouse,
ail'l t.ne O;itl)olises reeded. Tile par ur" lot, 'hiek..'n lot, kitchen sr-irden. and door ymxl, are each neatly and independer.tly fenced. There is n fine seleetion of fruit tre n the grounds, nmong whi. h are Apples, T-.-achw, Pears. Plums, as v. e'l as cle Graphs, and u nnmbcr of handsome ovevsrrens. The. house will beso dwithallthegrouhd, or w ith a portion of it. Terms One-third 'f the purchase money down, the balance in payments to suit the purchaser. For further particulars, call on iho .unersis;ned, o:n the pret ii;cs. EDWIN BULLA I'D. Wootnincjton, Ind , July 12, 1800-3m
lee Cream and Shev't- U, in any quantity dcxired, (mad of jmre Cream, and Milk) sent io private muses, ivhen ordered, or tereed in Saloon every day. Also, lee Cold Soda "VT titer. figSpeoiul attention paid to all orders. June 9, I869-y II3XKY ROTT.
An Ordinance i f the Town of BIooeiingtcn, Ind., adopted July 12, JJa, to B.v.iat. a special tuv against the owners of proporty, boitierin on Cvltege Avenue, btf.v ;en Fifth and Sixth streets, aga.nst owners of propprty boriering on Sixth street, between Co ileee Avenge and "Wal
nut ; tteet, ar.d aeitinst owners of properly
Ixrdtring on Walaut street, uetveen Fif;h
and tisth, ft;r grading, guttering' and MrAdnnizin? said itsirta of snid ittreete, in
Huid Town.
Sectios I. Be it. ordained, by the Board of Ti-ustc-s, of the Town of Bkiomington. Xnditna, that for the jiarposo of grading, guttering and McAdaraiting so much of 'College A'cnae ag lieg between Fifth td Sixth streets, there be fevied the sum of $2 12, (two and twelve Inradreths dollan) per running foot,on each sidw of said street. Skc II. TJat the sum of $2 18 tie 1 ; vi c d per r un n i n g f ot on each ide of Sist h street beiweeil Oollege Avenue and Wnlmlt street. Sec. IIL That the um of $2 C7 1m levied, per running foot, on each side f Walnut street between Fifth end Siita streets. Sjjc. IV. That the cost of said improvement') shall be collected, and all other matters relating to said improvements sh.ll be done in accordance with an act passed Ly the General Assembly of tta Sute A' Indiana, entitled "an set to enable ineorporated towns to ity oat, open, grad , aiid improve streets and alleys!, and mabr public improvements therein, and lo- male, surveys and adopt plats where the --na
have been lost, or dcftroysd, and prescribijig the duties of the Board of Trustees, xd providing for the mode of working rd
improving streets and jiiJey. aaa deciunne; fin emergency." Approvpil A-ril 27, I certify the f'rwwinsr to be a true arid
trorreet eopy of t ho ordinance of the ttiwr.
ot .Bloomington, Intl., parsed ly the Hoard of Trustees tlier-?iC the 12lh day of July, 869, taken from the record of said Biar i. Atust.l ' .ISO. WALDRON. Jxo. C. Obchbh, Pres't. JJotirl Trustees. Cierlc . EVANSVILLE """" AKJ Institute of Penmanship.
J. C. WOBLET. W. A. LEGO. Livery? Feed and Ssiile Stable.
WORLEY & LEGG, Opr.oiUe t'u- South end of the R R. Depot,
HAVE one of the largest and bftst arranged Livery nnd Sitle Stables in lion roe, or in any other county in Southern Indiana. Saddle horses, or horses and buggies wi'.l be furnished at any hour of the day "or nigrit. Commercial travelers and otfer?, will be furnished with conveyance to neighboring towns. . Good, steady horses furnished to families. Horses fed by the single feed, day or week, at reasonable rates. AVc propose tc. keep a first-class stable, and ask the public to givt; ns a trial. PQ All the nccoiiTits of the old firm . O. are in the hands of the present proprietor.-', and Mrsr be paid at t rice, ijiooiuington, Ind., June, 23, lao.
COLLEGE UUILDI
Corner of iuin asd Third -Streets, evansvijxi:, IS ft
ESTABblSUBD IN :s.i0.
sarci'H' this OL'T.-a
WJI. EMEKY. Sometliimg N.ew ! RIIDIWCi )I,ilK .4 PLEASURE, For ILiiuUes. T AM NOW MAKING LADIES' L SADDLES on Gathright's Patent Tree, the Beat Invention of the ag'j. The inventor, the best mechanic in the country, on this kind of work, is. now ir. my employ, and is making somj of those suddle.s for me. I will make and sell tl.em cheaper than any one buving Saddles ebewhere, ami
selling them here. ALso. n Large Stock of
SADDLES AND HARNESS of the Latest Styles, and All Work Warranted. ALL E.EPAIK1N3 done on shoil. notice, and in the best n'anner. Cull nn ;l examine, hofore urchasing elsewhere. 1 will sell cheaper than anv man. South Siie of Public Srjuar-, Bloomington, Indiana. julyHtf W31 EMidtY.
From the Bloom 'naton Progress. THIS ADVERTISEMENT .A-jricI 19 Dollars in GREENBACKS rax pay for $20 Woith of Goods !
AT THE York OP
Store
On the south side nf Public Square, BI.OOMIXCJ TOX, ISD.
The Course of Iii. truction'inchiilf-s Br-dc ICeer.ing (dibk i'iid'sin;ie entry), !'; maneliip (plain and ornamttrtal), ('smcrc:l Calculations Business (iorresp.s Jejjee, Banking, Hteamboatinj:, &c, &:. Each of which is tiaught ir the nitt thorough. manner by instructors of exter.--ive experieneo iu buf iness. lajr De:t-racntfor-.-Actual jiir.i?ie.8 Preei'.ce is nnsurpasscd ia the Union, fw thoroiighness. Tile " Ptnmsnist.ip JpTtn wt i mdor the- snanaigemea of ono of Us finest peiiman in the ccii?:tr;r, and rt: pains are tak'i t impn-ve pupils in this Department. The success i linndredii of xir students, now holding profitable xitaations i.'.l pans of the count-y,' attest tlu great vai ie. of our plan of instruction ard tins- grf a, advantage resuUing froi.i a thorough coars,: at u thorough Oil leg. KmiiviU is o::c of the mist ho-ilthy cities in t ic land, ai, ': the cost if good 1-ourd Da pri ate- faa;iii is- mueh less thaft larger cities. For further particulars, tVta ogue, fijie-: -mens of 'Penmanship, &&, Aduress WL'LS A. liLINKlt, rn p s. JvlvU "6& tfl
So Arsenic or Other Posiouou t minerals r Found in AmiifUud's JL:&TJJ TONIC.
yfetv Mm : tit. - .
IXUW Ac 00.; Still have a few of the unrivalled IOTY AND Universal Clothes Wringers. Hear what those who havu tried them say:
Messrs. Ailen $ (". The "Doty Washer,' and ".'nivcrsal Wringer," which we purchased il you, give perfect satisfaction. Washing Day is no longer dreaded, but is a ideas.iiit pastin.e. MS. E. P. COLE, MliS. N. S MAYK1KLP. SlltS. J.U.KB SANDERS. Hlnomington, July 21-8m
Good Calicoes, at from 8 to l-tets.'jSyd. Bleached Domestic, as b'W as Scfyd. Brown Domestic, from 10 to 13cEyd. Good Red Ticking for IGfcyd. Good Pner Collars, 13cts bos. Dross (j'i'Vls very cheap. White Cotton Hose, IScts 9 pair. A full line of Parasols. A n endless variety of Notions.very eheap. A very itrge stock f SuinnvsrHats. AVe sell Ihmts and-Shoes very- low, at the NEW 'YORK STOKE, May 26, 1869 TU LEY & CO.. Props.
The " Champion 9! Reaper a.tl i: ovr us k . rpH IS Machine stands prv-cuiineatly at X the head of all Harvesting Machines. We invites Farmers to poim and see them before buying other machines. We can show many points of excellence that uo other Machine possesses. Jivne 2, itJCO. SEWAJID&CO.
11,000 DOLLARS TO ANY CHEMIST FOH ITS DKTECTIO:
Tlie only partly V?gti;ble Compound before the pub He for the cure of
ASUS AtSD
I hiive been using lteapers and Mowers ever sinue the first one was introduced into this county. I have examined the "Champion,'' and' pronounce ir, the best Machine J ni l; ever .Men. JOHN K. WHISENNAND.
pOTH, DUNN & CO.,
IiEAf.iili.S IN
Com pt.tat ions of tii voi.os upon lay iliilcpiu jn, in 1 lift Mot liotlist Churdt, tip to Juno 30th, foot up 25,010 for, and dMl ngainst.
A spider has killed a negro in Wilmington, N. C. Spidvr.s will bo io)t'i'liir with tho 'Democrat" henooiart h.
Horace Groolt-y has owned unci umbrvlla .for forty-two years, audi
swears bv "the tariff of 'ii,"
Iry anirt Motions, BOOTH AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, &0.
Jail at Railroad
ti e n rth-east, corner ot 5th ana street. malG-y
IS
84i r-ibs iinuted at uatistactory rates
at this ollice.
Jttioauiintor MarJtet.
CCIBKBOI KB WEEKLY MY fi. T. TAYjO. Wheat New, No. 1 85c; Old, No. 1, at $1.(10 pur buBhel. Corn, 1 bushel, 75o. Corn Meal, bushtd 85. Flour, barrel, ?1 0t'. Dueswaa, b lb, 25c. Butter, ' lb, 20c, Choose, lb, 15c. Chi-kens, doxen. $:J 50ia3 ot). Eggs, per dozen, 10. Feathers, lb, 5DGCc. Hay, ton, $8 00. Lnnl, "t 1819c. Wood, cord, $3 0d. Mphvsses, Sorghum, gal, 5&30c. reaches dried, $3 DO, Apples, dried, nominal. Beans, nominal. Potatoes, )er bushel, ;iew, t5. Hides, riiui, 8c ; dry lG(iii7. Flux i'M. $i (,o. Bacon Hams and Sides, HglTJc. Shoulders, lUie.
Every Botte is Wnrranei. The use V: 3 .rroisU'tii' Liver Pills, with this Tonic, vriJi cure Billious Fever. - . ftt-. ITVIGORATI- COBDitAI.
mmm wmmwm,; The only popular Bit tei ior. Cordial thu contains Pyroplioph..te of Iron, combined A'ith Vegetable figent v The ingredients -A' its composition ,-ire published Mi the ontsiile of each bojttl ; and hundreds ' physi'sians. withcot comp sjjjising their profes-iion! oblige th. ns, have noiomcndcd it tc their patients, 4 c ise.-;of Debility, Nurrouii ProstratiB, -.tys"jepjia( with- compfete cess. The following :;rattutoH& ttfttimonial is from Dr: John Ma ;niss, formerly f tin Koyal College of S .ryeons, mid, Sargon tho United tat ss -Irmy, dario$ tho xrar : EvansTillendiana, Jute 16, 186a. I take pxastiTs hi reeonia-ling Ir. II. W. Cloud's lago tiagCoidfcA srcriiody of superior ac slbsnca. Ir ccbil'tatcd conditions of tho sy stem, it has proved, in my liands, tho lst cotnbittfttkin of Umies niid stimulants that I am awa.ro of. john ma;rsi3s, au. It cares Kidney dUchsc; It cures Livor complaint; Itmakssnew blood; It builds up tho weak and ei feabied human i'raine, and int'usos into it nev life and vigor. For Female Deranet aunts, so comuaon in. otir
COuntiY, there is no nrei aratior. that has
feren earned a eomttarlson with it."
HAS $0 EQVAJU 3. 0. & M. L. McOOLLOrGH, Amenta. J GLASS 14dHEJETElt3 News-Dcaler mi StaBH. Complafee stock f Fine Writ ig JfiT6 Cay, Utter, .KcfcylMk Envelopes, every grad qwUty and size. Pocket Books, Ink, Gold uid Steel Pons, DIARIES, NOVELS, SONG Books, Pencils, BLsnk Books and Mucilage. Postr-Otfico Bnikliitg, west side public tmtiH, Durands old stand, Bloom inun, Ind. I will supply any order, f. r at y book, at publithei Ir -west vash prk-ct..
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