Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 August 1869 — Page 4

inspire a noble enthusiasm, it is t ie fact that we are put in trust with tho :uIturo, guidance nnd direction of thirty or forty human souls, with powers of reason, judgment, emotion, memory and action. Here is something to do which will tux your noblest energies. Prepare hr this work. Excel in elementa y knowledge. Form habits cf observation and study. Prepare an outline of study and be systematic ai;tl diligent in tilling it np. Waste no time, and expend no energy upon the frivolous and perverted literature, so common in our day. Choo?e the best authors iu science, history, biography and general literature .'or your perusa". Live in them. Imbibe their spirit. The State furnish is yon such works in your disirht libraries. If you cannot find time to peruse them, make time by a wiser system of arrangmcnt. III. In the government and discipline of the school much depends upon your discretion, gentienesi, decision, regularity and order: This is your throue of power. Let it be power animated by lov ?, gu ded by intelligence. Be earnest, diligent, hopeful. Govern yourselves, if you would weil govern others. Indulge in no feelings inimical to the high ends of what Ave properly call education. Seek all possible aid. Keep some chosen educational work constantly beibre von as a manual. Whan that Is well read, and inwardly digested, get another. The "Indiana School Journal and Teacher, the Organ of the State Teachers Associate n and of the Superintendent of Pubi c Instruction' for your own sak?, and for your work's sake, ought 10 be diligently studied. Attend cvei y Institute that yon can. The cost is partly sustained by the State, ar d will be more than repaid by the increased wages that such applicants may demand and will secure. Our trustees are judicious men, and oil other things being equal, will prefer such teachers, and encourage them by higher remuneration. IV. And finally remember that you are not pricatcjbut publie men ai d women. You are the servants of the State. It has entrusted its noblest work to you. Whether so considered generally or not, the proper training an I culture of is youth is the rubiest work of the State. The ancient moralist, Seneca says "it is not exclusively the man that leads armies to victory, or the statesman that gives his opinions on peace, or war, that serves his country; but the one who exhorts youth, who furnishes their minds wi:h virtuous principles, who transacts pub ic business in private." You are honored with this important tru t. Do not impair this work by fallbg below its dignity. Be patriots, and make your schools fountains of patriotic influence. Do not exclu ie the moral element, but infuse it largely in your work. Form some muthod, and take some time to train habitually those conmitted to you, in the solution of moral questions. ' If children have consciences, "ihen their consciences and moral natures ought to be enlightened and cultivated as well as their minds. The State Superintendent of Pub' ie Instruction, as the agent of trie State authorities, recommends, that the sacred scriptureis be us ad in our public schools as an important help in this moral instruction. It will be found by experience that this will prove the best means of discipline and good government. The State, though it properly intt rdicts sectarian teaching, "trusts to your prudence, and patriotism to inculcate those cardinal arid catho' ic principles which teach obedience to God and duty to man." These few counsels, well digested, and faithfully carried out, will rna jc you sjuch in character and influence, and your schools such fountains of light, that it may be truly said, as an indication of blessed promise "the sehool-niaster is abroad in tbe land." EDWARD WEIGHT, School Examiner, Monroe Co. Illootniugton, ilon.oe Cour ty, August 1 6 30.

Manhood : Dow Lost, H iv Restored.

Just publ bhed, a new edition of

Pr Culvei .veils Celebrated Essay

on tho radical crre (without medicine) o. Spei mmatorrhcBa, or Semiml Weakness, iu" voluntary Senuual Losses, Impotence, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments co Marriage, etc., a'so Consul ipi ion, Epilipsy, and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or Sexual extravagance. taTPrice, in a sealed mvelope, ociy G cents. The celebTated autboriu this admirable essay, clearly demonstrate from a thirty yeara successful praatice, that tho alarming rocw!:ti.'8 of stlf -jbt.ie r.iay ho raditnliy Cored, without the '.an;ru xav vi itvxrnal modieine or the application: of r.he knife, pointing out a mode of cure at. once siuiplo, certain arid tffeetut.!, by means tit w'nich every sufferer, no mutter ha hU condition By be, raay cure hinself cheaply, privatjly, and radically. $39 This Lecture should be in ike handa of every youth and every man in the land. Sent, u'tder seal, in a plain envelope, to ftny address, poatpai J, on receipt of six c-:iw, r two port atan.ps. Also, I3r. Colverw jit's Marriage Guide," fiiea 2o cents. Ad 1 esa the Publtehern. Gil AS. J. C. KLINE & ?., 127 Hiwery, Uw Jfork. Pont-OBico !jox 4,588. July'2 16t'-y

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Oil til 5 North-East Corner OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, In IHoomingiotii, Irad., The People of Town ami Country, can procure Groceries Notions, Cotton "Farm and Dye Stull's, Qucenswarc, tc, Cf the pm-e-t, freshes-, brands, at fi.vorable figures. Kndoavoring always t keep my sttvk full. I buy none but M". 1 Goods such us will iveommend themselves, upon trial. Laic and Kanawha Salt, by wholesale or retail.

aww mm:

.... ... . " :MKl' ln

I will always jw? the highest market price for Country Produce. Don't forget the place northeast corner of the public square. E. T. TAYLOR, Jsov21 VTv

COMPETITION

Out Ioiio !

I will make all kind of Calf Roots is CllEAP AS ANY SHOP IN TI1E TOWN. I hare on hand a largo lot of Goat Morocco And will make work tD order. I will TVARKAXT all work done ot my Shop nnd will also Warrant the Leather used by me. I will at all times GUARANTEE A GOOD FIT. I have ft large lot of Plow Shoes on hand which I will' sell Cheap for Cj.su. College Avenue, Two doors South of Small's Store, BLOOMIXtiTON, IND. Persons leaving measures at my shop, wbc are troubled wiih corns or br.nions, c;n hare their Doots made so thit they will Bnfitr no inconvenience froi.i them. h large stock of Leather always in store, for customers to select frcn Leather of All Kinds for sale at the Shop, or at my Tannery. The. Marhci ,vicc p-:d , JTrVcs GEORGE BOLENBAOlIEIt. Bloomingtcn, Ind., April 7, 18i.;9.

Notice to Farmers a:;d to the CITIZENS OF BL003IIXGT0N.

i 4-..V. - '-tixt..-:- i. .K-x-r t,.t-t

v.VeV V -Mfetei

AX OLD FIRM IN A iNcw XLiocatioii.

SHOWERS & HENDRIX,

AYE purohiisoil and fitted up a new v:iv- iom: jn the south sid! of (hi-

public sqtii r, in it have placed the iup'f .-it stock of

KviM' hpforis socn in Blooniingtuti. iiavo :in immonse quantity of

Calisaya o- Kiri's Bark was unknown until the midd e of Ihe 17th century. Humboldt makes favorable mention of its febrifuge qua'ities as an antidote to Fe "cr fnd Ague, Intermittent and Malarious Fevers, in his extensive South Amercan travels. In 1640 it was. i.sed by the Jesuits, who alone at that line possessed the secret of ts wtndsrlul tonic properties, and it was sold by them for its own weigit in :;i!v3r In 1658, eighteen years after, Sir John Talbot employed it with great success in Franco in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affection;, Ldss of Appetite, Weakness and Debility, Palpitation of the Heart, Dnrrhcea, etc. In 1679 he sold the secret of its origin to Liuii XIV, by whom it wsq divulged, it is now the all important ingredient in Draco's PLANTATION BITTERS, and preserved as it is in pure St. Croix Rum, makes atonic of rare merit, and one that should be upon the side board of every family. Messrs. P. H. Drake & Co., the sole proprietors . f t ie ce ebrated PLANTATION BITTERS, are the largest importers of Caiisaya Bark in America. Tha B:irk is gathered and cured jnde the immediate supervision of an agent sent out to Brazil, expressly fo- that purpose, and aside from a few thousand pounds which an sc Id to the manufacturers of Quinine, is all used in the preparing o: these Bitters, to which they are indebted for their wonderful success as a tonic. The above cat ;epresen';: the natives in their owr native forest gathering the E uk,

BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS IND ciums, Both common nnd first-clas, and will sell to our customer. i.it lower figures than ever. Much of this Furnimri! has been made in our own Part" 1-3-, an 1 we will warrant every article sold, to be just as represented

a mem jet aref n: jmt

Always cn hand, ready-mad", nnd vill be trimmed and furnished to cur customer, at one-third Icsh money than has been heretofore! eburgud. in Bloomingtor. B5S?i,. Don't forget the; place : In the now block, south side of in-, public squarc.'Q SHOWERS & HENDRIX. Bioomington, Ind., May 13, 'G8.

T1Y suffer with this dangerous and

it can be from tho

loath iii':.' disease wiu-ii it can be

Restaurant. I am now prepjred, t my Eating House, 1 in the old stand, sct th Con:.; Avenue.

Opposite the Orchard House, to serve up Oysters in the very best style, at all hours of tho da v in. even ins;.

Special Polices.

WORDS OK WISDOM FOR YOUNG MEN, On ihe Ruling I'assior in Youth and Earlv

Poultry of all kinds, id ways on hand, and 1 Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erring for Rile at the niirket prirrs. : and ;mfortun:tfe. iVnt in seah-il letter envel6.!pt'23 "08 SIRS. L. I: MERRICK, 'ones, free of charge. Address, HOWARD

ASSOCIATION, 15 x P, r!:ila.iel;ihia. Pa.

ANDERSON & HAMILTON, Booksellers and Stationers, And Wholesale IDciilers In Blank Bvots, Whufow Blind, and eviry description of Mitchell. Indiana. $&Efa's gur.'imtoo cur price as ow as any hw in tbe west. may20y

wort 'tinmiBroo"f 'ftA'JO iirrn'rrm'rTTr'T

-nnA Bt.4 pa.wOTsr5:45i'aPPs m gtrtitw 3tgriwigteliiangnri-iiivai6an I

REMEDIES r ns m a ra.

i ir u uu ta zxd sy

W

cured and ent'.rely eraiiicnted

system by the use of Dr. Seelye'H liquid Catarrh Remedy f Catarrh will surely n-sult in Consumption unless checke I in "its incipient stages. I)r Scnlyo's Liquid Catarrh Remedy never fails . C.irij warnuited if directions are followed! .Single Hi tile will last ft month I Cold in tie iiead relieved in a few minutes ! Bad lirenth caused by offensive secreti -ins ! Weak Eivs caused" by Catarrhal aifecti ns ! Souse of '.Smell whei'lcss.-iud or destroyed ! I'cafness when cached by Catarrhal di if -.cullies, all are cured by this ren edy ! Throat Attentions i-.re more frequently than ttherw isu causi'd by a thick, fclimy mucous fallint; from the" bead, especially during the nifjjlit, una resulting from Catarrh, and are cured by Dr. Scelye's Liquid Cutanh Remedy. R. II. CAMPBEJjL, Agent, Blooniinjtjn, Ind.

Symptoms : The symptoms 'cf Catarrh are at first rery slight. Persons find they hare n cold, that they hnv? frequent attacks, a id tire more sensitive 1 0 the changes of temperature. In this condition the nose may ijc cry, or a slight d;fchi nje, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and adhesive, may ensue. As tho disease lu comes chronic, the eis;liages are increased in quantity and in quality: they are now thick and heavy, iind are hawked or coughed off. The serrations are offensive, causing a bad breath; the voice thick and nasal; the cy;s are weak : the st?ne of smell is lessened or (lcslroyeu ; dcafrics frequently tnk-.-s pints Another common and important symptom of Catarrh is that tbe person is obliged to clear Ms thro it in r.he morning f uslick or slimy nnrcous. which has fallen f'iv m the head during the titbt. "VVh -n this tkes pli'.cc, th p-irson mny be si.ro that Lis .lisei-e is on its way to the lungs, and should lose no time in umsting it. JicMvG's Cr.tarrh Cam- is the only specific. For sale by 11. H. Campbell.

CONFECTIONERY.

FRED. HARRER

INVITES the attention of the citieeas of Rloouiinirton and vicinitv m v,;.

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Confcctionaries,

IV o Arsenic or Other Poslonouh Mill era Is ! Found in Armistead's AGUE TOIX3CO.

JSr 1,000 DOIif-iARS TO ANY CHEMIST FOR ITS DETECTION I

fthotog'a-;iipis ' Ifir 1 O t O g 1 iHL ll S !

r.uvr.

April" 188i v

snci-i:il i-olire.

Tlie on ly purely Vegetable Compound before the public for the cure of

I)

OS T FOROKTTIK

10!. k;, t,.it i t!:

SK VOC in to

..m TSLa 3SC "SL &;S SjB JWT -9 9SS 1! ifm? ai 1 kitvc thcni rh'tO'r: 'died.

IVrson.--. ot a distanoo n--f in ft Nei;tttiv-i. rr preserve:' . c 1hn'

ir.;-t that in '. ::;e of red. itivo.' ('::'i '::: citlicr .ii-;, r-ior in th

lyyiCHOLAS NOLAN has opened a new Grocery and Provision .Store, in the room formerly occupied by Chub Howe, on the west side of the public square, and has on hand and will always kee 1, a full stock of Staple and "Fancy CSroceries Tobacco, Cigars, Confections, and in fact, ei ory article usually found in a Groceiy St. -re. An extra article of N. O. 3kIoIasse., at $1;10 per gal. So -ghum, 75 to 50c. per gal. COUNTRY PRODUCE. The highest markei. price will hi paid for Turkeys, Chicicons, Butter, 'Egg, Bea:.is, Dried Apples and Peaches. JJloomington. Ind., Ftbruarv 3, 1869.

Home Insurance 0

OMPANf ,

Nvw Iliiiven, iiii. Capital Stock ia 3,00,000 00 Capital paid up 1,0 )0.000 00

ASSETS OV TUE COMPASY: i Cash on hand and in hands of Aleuts $374. 797 Si Real Estate. . . . , 4",o25 00 i

United States Bonds, 5-20 139,23!) 37 Other Bonds and Loans 1573.912 IS

-.(-;iiil, 1': U',uj;Y:.ptl.s Clli lie O what is fnv better, tho Kiric N !! enlarvd l'rom mo li. in to li; piain. at a cost of $-l.5i', up to Oni of the be-r. Coioi

caintry, )i;v b. si employ kI, an 1 his work ! ii 1 e relied on. Orders IVuisi a tUftlattce solicit-

I e l, and salUfaction :i( i.

Jt4iJ" Kc-iid by mail a )uo:'rcotypo or Am'irotvpe. wiviosin;r $"..(, atid ;rot ('lie of

li s birire skod I hotou,'!'.- j is. nei tlv framed, i

Hours for children, b'twecn 10 and o'clock .1. H. ALLISON. BIo..!iiimro!i, Ind., 7tl 3, 1 ",;.

Bfrani of Counterfeit-' Smith's Toric Syrup ba. i.-c.i co,intcriViti-d, and the eoiiti'i-O-it'1! bri!'.;(;ht to riof Kntiif lii's 'i'o-isji Syrup. Tiie p u it! . uri.icl,! iiiLirt iiavo Dr. John 1'u'ii's privati' Mump on i-nh bottb'. Dr. J-d.n Hull only, h s i i iit to nianufaeti. i' :ind sell the or!t;ii::.i .John Smith's

Syrup, of Lo'.ii villi', ivy. Rxamine i.c t.ibcl on ciii-ii l.ott!i If n;v pri-

tamp is not on the ! o!t!-. do not pur- j HVTIGOIIATIXC CORDIAI. or v.. li v.-i!! b- ii--i.iv.l. See liV lTl

.i,,!l :id'. i ,-rti.- 'inr-r:!. aid lliv show chi1. : ns-r-s rv -r ra--.-nn-nr T I -r.l prcn... any o,, Uu, on tny j iLiJ '5 n:;;:t. Tlt..p-!.n:n Ninths 'Ionic Syrup j The oiiir popular Bitters or Cordial tint can onlv be prepared by myself. contains Pyrouhosphat.; of Iron, combined Tho puhh.' s v- --:;rif. i with Vegetal U ng'.'nt--. The inxredient" of Hit. .I('i!Nr BULL. I !ti .omiKwiri.iii n nnblished on tbe ontsk n

Ap,-;i b:5, 1S(!S tf ! of each bottle : and hundred of pbvsi..ians.

Ton vat ' h..

Am) msrm. Every Botde is Warranted, N.C The nse of Armistuad'.'' Liver "ilis, with J.hid Tonic, will eure Billions Fever. Di;:. h. v. cloud's

EVAXSVILLE OMUCIl.tI ilL COf.lLECE, ASL Institute of Ptnmanshlp. COLLEGE BUILDING Corner of Mnin ant Vhird Streets, EVOi'SVILLB, IND. ESTABLISIIKL I'S 1850.

Total Asse-,8 f 1,02'.! 974 SO Totai Liabilities 68603 00 Special attention Kiven to ihe Insurance of Dwelli: irt. Rates reasonable. The Dome is an old, reliaolo Company. M. I,. nod;;rafiiN, Aont. S'Can be found at the Post Offlci,g3 Bloomingtou, Ind., Feb. 17, 18t 9-'Jn

arrasty Deeds and Moitrri;-;' ' !

saie f t t.;if rrogre-rs (.nice.

The Neuralgia Exterminator. THE BISllOP PILL 1 THE BISHOP PILL ! THE BISHOP PILL !

Not Brandrc th's,' not 'Ayer's,' not Wright's

but "CWarV' Rhhop Pill,

....... ... jjtin.u K,i UJ. ot) ers.; n purely vegetitblo Pill (ficgar coatcxl,) and of extraordinary officiicy for Costiven ais, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BmHa'thes. Nervous Debility, Liver Comolu.int.

&Q." Maliai' Journal. Sept !.

Poi-itively tho best Pill in the World. Thousands of boxes now used . For ink ut rf'liJi it WYiJ.ii S Groeovv

Storo.

M.A. ItrXN. E. BATTEJUON. f . C. Dl'HN. jU.N & CO., General Produce, Ctmmi.-jsion

And Forwarding MeirtjautN, Whilusalo and Uotnil O It O O IS Tt S?J 9 And dealers in Nails. Knr.hii.wf, and LaVe ialt, Vi'liito Pioh, Ijloominjjton, Ind. Mny0 67-y Afutl mm eotttin'!i)"rto"k ..!' Cards ulways on hand, a tVii ofJice.

Tlie Course of Instruction includes Book Keeping (double nnd single entry), Penmanship (plain and : iaine;nt;il), ComMereial Calculations 15 m ness Correspondcme, Jlnnkinjr, Stear-b ating, &c, &c. Each of which is tug'H in the most thorough manner by 'n 'uetors of extensive exjierienee in bus n iss. Our Department for Actual Busine is Practice is unsurpassed iu tho ln ion for thoroughness. The Penmanship Department is uniler tbe inanagei.in of one of the finest penman in the country, nnd great pains are taken to improve pupils in this Department. The success of hvinili'Kls of our students, now holding profitable situation in all parts of tho country, ntle-t the great value of our plan of : nstruclii n and the great advantage resulting fii.i:i', a thorough course at a thorough College. Evansvilln is one :f the most, healthy c tioj in sh.- land, and 'the cost of gC'od board in private families is much less than largei cities. For fir.-ther ;:iarticulais, Catnlogw-J, Specimens of Penmanship, & :., Address WELLS & O.INKIi, Prop's. July 14 DO mC

I.Oiiisvilli

WftEBLm & WILSON ttwleag- MacSiisae.

B.

WOKLKY would respectfully announce to the citizens of Monroe

county, that he is acting us Agent for the above named popular first-class machine, with his headquarters at Smith & Cochran's Jewelry Store, where he can be found when not engaged in canvassing. Needles, Thread, Machine Oil, and everything used in connection with the machine, will be furnished, upon application to April 21, I860. li. WORLEY.

JOTH, DUNN ; CO., IKAI.lSf JH Dry CcdIs iu)il IVotioiJis, BOOTS AND HATS AN!) UJ. Call at the north-corn ()f .Jih and Railroad struct. mu;rl-y

. :!,c;'S-ii. living .vi.oiiroe count y,

(oh. r :.li el;, ..it'itio.-cd to

i:itras

.1. i, i,.llCl'.: ;!-: Tow .islii

all i.-iruv Jl in.

hit t yturs old, pn-il, 1.4 hand high, Saddb

galled on her back, a . cv v.-hite hairs m . !' n l.' 1 1. Appi ui.-i:'l bcfoM: l'..b -rt L. I Mtrpf.on" JustV oi'tlo J'.-ii.!", by C C. ! Xetlord and ii. II. Fly m :. lift v' ' oUaw. j Atk-2. ; j:. r fTKii U2T'i MJOM Co.

REAPERS AND MOWERS! TUST I1ECEIVED in store by the untj dcrsigned, a far Load of those celebrated machines. They are so universally known in this county that I deem it unnecessary to sot forth their advantages over other tnnchines; suffice it to say that improvements have been made this ticason, that add to their value, and make them Without a Rival in the market. The manufacturer's inform us that they have nin ro orders in already, than thev w'll be rb'e to fill. Thoso wanting t;he REST MACriXK, will do well to k-AVL! their orders early. Also on hands 2 DOZ. REVOLVING RAKES, 1-2 doz. Buckeye Wheel Rakes, SCYTHE SNATHS, FORKS, Rakes, Rocs, Spades, Shovels, Axes, &c. Also, a general assortment of Builders' Hardware, Paints, Oils, tilasfi, Steel, Iron, Nails, Stoves and Tinware, (S:c, &e. Thankful to his numerous friends and customers fr t'n very liberal patrona heri tofofe. reeoivod, he hopes by close attention and m i vkuasu to merit a eoiitiiiuiUKv of th.i same ni ay 5 y J A M E S MALL.

J.

Pu.WJt Pi: Fee

JollS' II. WVLIK. Wylie,

Wriiccries, Provisions, Confectioneries, To bacco and Cigars. Thanlrful for pat fiv-r they hope to

iiierit, a coiitinuaiiuc "f the"""'see tl.eiii aL 'NlMluimtwii! 0'"

;or..L;i' JiuOltc .(piaJ'

Call and

outh ivest

J;tll. d, 1808.

without compromising their professional obligation, have roconimerded it to their patients, in cases of Debility, Nervous Prostration, Dyspepsia, &c, w';th complete su ce-ss. The following gratuitoun testimonial is from John Mageniss, ftrmerly of the Royal College of Surgeon:?, and Surgeon in the United States Army, during the war : Evansville, Indiana, June 16, 18GS. I take pleasure in recommending Dr. H. W. Cloud's Invigorating Cordial, us a remedy of superior excellence. In debilitated conditions of the system, it has proved, in my hands, the best combination of tonics and stimulants that I am aware of. JOHN MAGEMSS. M.D. It cures Kidney disease; It cures Liver complaint; It makes new blood ; It builds up the weak and enfeebled human frame, and inf j'se-s into it new life and vigor. I'or Female Derangements, so common in ur country, there" is no preparation that laweven earned a comparison with it.

rmuAS A SFSTEM UENEVATOR IT

HAS .VO EQUAL. J. O. & M. L. MeCOLLOUGH, Agen Blooxainfgton, July 14, 18H(l-3m

J GLASS 3I0PHEETEP.B, News-Dealer aiid Stationer. Complete stock of Finn Writing Papers Cap, Letter, Note, Bath. Envelopes, every gra de, quality and mzc. Poekfit .'looks. Ink. Gold nnd Steel Pens, DIARIES, NOVELS, SONG Books, Pencils, Blank Books and Mucilage. Post-Oihee Building, west iide public square, Durand's .'d stand, Bioomington, Ind. fiSaP I will supply any order, for any book, at publishers' lowest cash prices. Tlie "Champioia" IS.esxpe:r and M o W 13 I . THIS Machine stands pre-emincr.tly at tho head of all Harvesting Machines. "Wo invite Farmers to come and sea them before buying other machines. "We can show many points of exccllenoo that 110 other ifachinn possesses. June 2, IBM. Hi! WARD & CO.

I have been usine; Reapers and Mowers ever since tho f.rst one vas introduced into this county. I have examined tho "Champion. " and pronounce it i;ho best Maeftme 1 hav: tvr .-'. JOHN K. WHISKNNAND.

Orchard illouMi,. S. M. 0RCUliiT& SON, JProprietars. OPPOSITE Tins DEPOT, Bioomington, Ind. V2t"Xo paiwstolUM sparci- to aiCoMtcJu-tc

S t ii art Sc O o . , HE in receipt of a lare stock of x. IliKUWAKE, such as B-.iilding Jlatcrial. Mejhanies' Tools, Oii'clery, Trace Chains, Hanes, Collars ami Window Glass. Also, Paints. Oils and Farm Implements of ail kinds suitciLto the season, all to be sold low for cash. We have a lot of the fin?st Winl Spinning Wheels, to which we invite thoattenrion of those v:io wish to spin tb :ir wool at home, ,-md cultivate industrious habits.

We would especially invite the 'attention of the farmers to the finest ReajMir and

Mower in the market, The Seiberling Excekior. This machine was gotten up svith the dropper, and also the lewr, and ve have tested it and tii.d it to be qunl if not superior to any other sold, or in the market. We gho below, what others 1 avc to say about it: Bioomington, Ind. May 11, 1B69. Messrs. Stuart- i; Co., Gents : -This is to certify that the Seifcerlir.g'i "Excelsior" Reaper and Mower, we purchased from . year firm bust year, ranks, is our opin ion unions tlie first if not superior, that the said machine did ail that was claimed for it, and did the work in an enii -ely satisfactory manner, and we ebeerfully ncomnteiid them as such. Respectfully, S. M. ORCUARD.

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Warm Meals can he Procured at ail hoars of the day and night. ICE CREAM 1XD SODA WATE1&, Of the best quality, served to order. Tg8 South Colkge Avenue, in the Orchard Block, Bloociimjto-j, Indiana. FREDERICK if ARItER. Bioomington, Ind., may 19 1869.

Smith & Cochran, WATCHES, CLOCKS AKD JEWELRY, West Side of the Public Square, BLOOHLftTO. IVDI 4VA. ' Gold, Silver and Plated Sp-ctacles. suite! for all kinds of Eyes.

Sj!ial attention given to repairing ir.e watches, and all wt-rk warrarited. Maj-9, i?v-j- Smith ib CofiiaAr.

Bioomington, Ind. May 11, 1S69. Messrs. Stuart it Co.,

Gent : That J. F. Sciberling ' Kicelsicr" Mower that I bojgbt of yoo last Harvest, is one of the most complete working machine I have i:ecn any place. My grass was, some of it, in every condition, and I found no trouble in cuttintr it with this Machine, and

feel no hesitation to recommend it to anybody

that wa.its a first class Machine THOMAS JIULLIKLv.

TSl Ore at Kedirlne for tlir Sfclii. tmnm without fitll. ernjr kind . iCbtly rmpUoii of Aim, oe Itebtnr. Ii'i'Jtutinn, mr dJstrcMins faliUWHt tne 09 wuty prt of Uie person. ' Tt in nrnrfy rt'.iirrit w.t of 'hnt mmiifirina rs lion, nnd ir itrt voir lkiuf ffni. Ufa' a m," wrftn rhR-lt B. ?ot.l. Gvoiral Agent ir Misl. UuutrI K. B., 173 Broadw.iy, K. Y. H Si:W it-nu iueahutb?e retiusdy for Tt tr. elc." write HigUrj Bro., Druggist. Kulrtktd. low. "T hirri truul itemr zrdvahte rimtlir fur J&r&c-' nch i-ith prvnt m-yeca," h riu C. W. Paiaont. of Iioominster, Htss. Bend for circnUr. Price, TS ot and SI.H. rrcpar.Ktontyby SOtOK l ALllinR, J6 TTost Fourth Street, Cineloajti.O. Tor n! liy DrageieU geaer !!,..

HALL'S

Bioomington Ind. May 11, 1369. Mcssrg. Stuart & Co , Gents: That J. P. Seibe.-ling eombined "Excel or" Machine I bought of yon last Harvest, ia a first class Miehin?, and performs every part of the work well; indeed it is everything that I could eped of .1 harvester. Yours, JOHN CAMPBELL. Blocr iington, may 1'9, 1869.

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Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reneiet

T7SPECI ALLY designed for thsnseof

possessing those intrinsic medicinal properties whi'jh belong to an Old and Pure Win. Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney Complaints. A delicious Tonic. Put up in eases containing on? dozen bottles each, and Bold by ail druggists, grocer, &o. A. M. Bininier& Co estab

lished 177H, No. 15 Beaver st, New York.

Por sale by Shoemaker & Amok'.,

LOUDEN U MCCOY. AT LAW AND General Insurance Agents, Bioomington. liiid. THKY AKE AGENTS FOB THE fcdlowing lirist class Insurance Compnnies : JETNA Fire Inauranee Company, Assets $5,160,931 71 UNDERWRITERS Fire ,.. Company, Assets , $3,634i,909 95 JETNA Life Insurance. Company, Assrh ..$12,000,0( 00 m'TIIE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.OFFICE Northwest corner of Public fiquaru. Ju'v i0-y

Every year increases th jwpnlarttu of this valuable Hair J'reparatton, which is due ' merit alone. We can assure our oUl patrons that it is kept fuUy vp t Us high standard, and to Owes who have never Kited it iecan confidently say, tltat it is the itmlvf relUtble and perfected preparation to restore GRAY OR FADEI HAIR to its youthful coii r, makintt U soft, lustrous, and silken ;

tlie scalp, by its me, becomes white and clean it removes all eruptions and dandruff, and butts tonic properties prevent tits hair from falling oat, as it vtimulates and nourishes the Itair glan ds. By its use the hair grown miefcer and stronger. In baldness it restores tlie capillary glands to their nortnal vigor, and will create a new growh except in extreme old aae. It is the tttost economical II AIR -DRESStNO ever used, as it requires fewer" applications, and gives the hair thai splendid glossy apptmrtmee so much aduureel by alL A. A. Hayes, M. ., State Assay cr of Mass., says, the constituents aro pure and carefully selected for exctillent quality, a;d J corm-Mer it tlte BEST REPARATION or its intended purposes. " We mblish a treatise on tlie hair, nMch we send free by mail upon application whieli contains vomztutn datortf notices from clergymen, physicians, tho press, andotiiers. We Itave made the study of the hair and its diseases a speeviUrf for years, and know that we mmke the most effective preparation for the restoration and the preserta -tbm of the hair, extant, and so acknowledged by ihe best Me4i cal iuad. (Ctoeialcnl A.ntbrii j' &Jd Is all Dnyjittt and Dttilmt in JfeiJuxa. rrtee mc n- rr . R. P. HALL A CO., Proprieiiort. LABOEATOitY, 1A8HDA, X. ,

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