Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 October 1869 — Page 2
8LGGM1HGTQN PROGRESS.
William A Gabs, Edihr and Proprietor
WEDNESDAY. OCT :7, 1869
! En itor Pkoouuss : 1 noticed u rnjuri of t he ilrif iii'M tourn mien;, held on I he I Colle ;e gioun.ls, it your is-ue ol" the 20lli ; inst., signed R.P., am! wish t correct n- or tv statements nvide therein It is true ihe i '-lines Oats" lost, the second game, not by their ;wn poor, and thvir opponents .splendid batting." however, but by decisions rcnd rod airc.inst thou by an unfair and
- parti; I Umpire. Therefore, it is not j .18 1 Th New Albanv Commercial ; that they should be misrepresented. ' K t i: "... Ci , C... ' P." si vs. "The over -confident 'Buck-; 1ml thinks the Kt publican Nate Con-! . . . , . . . 1 11,1 : wm? of tu conceit knocked out oi them, vention ouht to be held, a. iisu-iL .vti splend.d b-tttingof the Ci bueb. vs. on the 2"2d of February. It nlread i thi great .osiKe. They w t begins to talk about candidates. It I wt fncM conequcn.',v reme v-m , , j "knot k-.id out oe :Ik-io. Not v, .Uht:.mlun: says the present incumbent, byaiis, . ,hc(y md icon the first pun, by large o i l-, is a Cfindklate for Auditor of State, it ira. erp-ctel, i v Mm sn! vry of. t':Ht and Gen. R.H.Milrov.for Treasurer. tn!. ""! ""coml-r the Uni-
Gen. Kimball, is liking out tor the Thorrp;ori, t,lUins in their stead Sever; of
loveruor.slu tnree years nence
Ihe present Supreme Jnngs are understood to he willing to be re
nominated. The campaign next
a I or nsvivaniH nratemonat club, and M x
well a., Pitcher of "the Bloomington Club, (Amite.ur) but if tin unexpected fuc'ub in, had nil happened to both the pitcher and
Catch' r, the -'Bucks'' would have won the
Summer will be a lieavv one, for j seeon I. also Luzadder, the catcher, wa
every office in the State, county and townshin. except Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, is to be filled
Spain has notiiied her officers in Cuba, that they can have no more money. The Treasury is empty. Cuba must be made to furuish the money for her conquest herself. Spain1 will send men. She has plenty of them, and nr use for them but to feel the yellow fever and the sand-crabs ; but Cuba must pay tljem. This is not a promising look out for the suppression of Cespedes and Quesada. New Railroad Project. Articles of association of the Cincinnati aud St. Louis Railroad Compa
ny were filled in the Secretary of
State's office, Oct. 19th. The company h9 a capital of four millions of dollars, divided into forty thousand shares, of one hundred dollars each. The road is to be built from Green.burg through the counties of Decatur, Bartholomew, Brown, Monroe, Greene and Sullivan, to Merom, on the Wabash, where it wil! connect with a road to Effingham, Illinois, and running thence to St. Louis. The distance from Cincinnati to Merom is about one hundred and ninety miles The following persons have been chosen Directors for the first year : Will Cumback and J. B. Foley, of Decatur county : B. F. Jones, Randolph Griffith, and Wm. McEweu, of Bartholomew county ; James B. Mulky and James Small, of Monroe county : M. H. Shryer and Hushes East, of Greene count v ;
James W. Wolfe and D. Baxter, of
Sullivan couutv. Ind. Sentinel.
The only man who made anything out of tlv recent Democratic defeat in Ohio, was Sam dry. It is stated that the Democratic Com -mitttee paid him sixty dollars a
speech, besides defraying his ex
penses, and tuat he made forty-seven speeches. This would net Samuel twenty-eight hundred and twenty dollars, and pays him bettter than his temperance speeches used to do. We are glad that he made the Democracy pay him so well, ami that his campaign turned out so beautifully for the the Republicans. He would no doubt have made speeches on our side for sixty-five dollars each, but we did not want them at any price. No, thank you, Samuel. Ind. Journal.
At Bismarck Station, ona mile east of Lawrence, on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, as the train was passing west, on Saturday morning, two passengers had each m arm out of the window of the car. Just as they were passing a construction train, their arms came in contact with the swinging door of a derrick car, and broke them both, mangling them in a shocking manner. Moral : Keep inside of the car when it is in motion.
The New Albany Commercial trots out the meanest man in the State. It says: "There is a man in Floyd county who pursuaded his aged father to 'make over to him all his money and property, and after the old man had done so, the affectionate son went to the Township Trustee and demanded of him a weekly stipend for the father's support. And we are further informed this 'dutiful son' has the audacity to desire license to preach."
Returns from e.I1 the counties of
Onio, have been received at the Re
publican headquarter;?, at Columbus ;
a tew are not official. The result
will vary but a few votes. R. D. Harrison, chairman, fitrures it up. For Governor--R. B.Haves,41,899 ; Geo. H . Pendleton, 33,821. Hayes' majority, 8,078. It is stated h;it forty-on" lives have ben lost n the Ohio river bridge at Jeffcr.-onvillc, by accident, since the work was commenced. There is a screw loose somewhere, and it should be tightened.
hurt io severely, in the fonroh innings, that ho ha I to stop playing, thereby leaving th-s "Bucl s" short one man there being no 'sub'
to ca 1 irto requisition. Again, he says:
"Lnt;l the third innings, the "Bucks' wens slight y in adv uici?, but on the fourth. tlv Colic, ;ians went in to win, an l knocked the life oi t of Thornton balls, scoring four home runs in succession.'' Yes . they were "slightly nlmnd," butshrw me a :lub that can play th.-ir like and the Ump re too. About Thornton balls anoth r wretched mistake, for he did not pitch the fourth nor fifth innings. Because in th third innings he took a live ball from Maxwell's bat. which tore bin hur.d in tw places, thereby disabling him so miich that 1 e could not play to any ttdtnntngc. Buskirk and Hoss then done the pitching. "We would recommend the boys not to chalk nge the 'Red Stockings' iinywny? aoon, it takes something more ttian baaetl ng to win a game.'' Weil, we will let th'ise who have read their report jud r.who 1 as done the ' blowing.'' ..Perhaps tht'ollej e. boys had better challenge the "R,ed Legs' themselves, as thev undertttivul thrir iwi'UK and out playci the 'Btickcats at every -toint." F. Q. T. Ait Ohio paper shrewdly remark that he great danger of the country jast low, is not the Chinese immigran s, but American laziness. No American wants to do any hart! work ai.y longer; he imposes it on macl inery or foreigners. He won't servt an apprenticeship to any manual :;rt, or dig, or delve, or mine, wash, cook or plow, if he can get iinvb )dv else to do it far him, Tlier;; are 5,000.000 blacks in the South, and 10.000,000 whites., and the v -lutes do nothing, nevertheless, but aowl for "more labor," being themselves, nearly to a man, idle. The farm houses at the North aiv full of well dressed young' ladie
waiting to be married, and the father is left to till the soil, owing to tho lepa 'ture of the boys to peddle illustrated books, quack medicines, and patent rights, or be clerks in store i, or one horse lawyers. On Wednesday last, Frank Tutr.le ami Miss Mollie Kight, of this tjonn y, were arrested by Deputy IT. Marshall, Powell, charged with bsi:: lifting the mails, Clark Tut:le, Esq. is posnnaster at Ellsworth, ind his son Frank had been in :rharj;e of the office. A short timf itice some one sent some nbseet)' verse s in regard to Miss KL'ht, to evcial persons in the neighborhood. Frank Tuttle received one, and seeing Jther envelopes in the same liand writing, he gave them to Miss Kigl t, who threw them into the :ire. The circumstance reaching :he V'ashington anthorities,thearres: of the parties was ordered. Both rarti ;s bear irreproachable characters, and it is to he hoped the mat:er n ay be adjusted without further punhhment, or trouble. Perry Tut:le, Esq., of this city accompanied :he j arty to Indianapolis, in hopefi of arranging matters Terre Haute Gaze te. & 'RANGE CA8B A Child Bolt: in thi Streets. Aboul a week or :en d tys ago a man named J&okiuun, with his family, arrived in the city n a vagon. On his arriv:;.l here, lis 'vife, being in a delicate way, vvas ! bout, to be confined, ami Jacknan endeavored to procure proper iheltrr in the house of some humane I'itize ,i, during that interesting event; jut all his applications were in vain, and the family were turned from everj door. In this dilemma he plae? his wagon in a street in the northeast part of the city, and there, unattended hy any one, the poor vomi ii gave birth to a child.. The news spread quickly, and the fact coming to the ears of our clever 'ellov '-citizen, G o. E. Hedges, Esq.. le in. mediately repaired to the spot and took the family to his own must , where- they are being well j&red for. Tl is story, being entirely true, lon't sound very well for the boast-
:m1 ch 'istianity and humanity of this community, and goes to show, that l.thoigh people may preach and pray, and make a great fuss gene rally, they are not prepared to dc acts of genuine charity when the performance may work some inconvenience to their own pleasure and comfort. Terre Haute Journal.
!1 4 Rltl IK. AHNOI.I) CA MPK KLL. Or Ti)iirsd:iy evening, October 21. at the residence of the bride's father. Prof. M. M. Cimiibel'.. by Rev. A. Y. Moore, assisted by Hev. J. II. Olippinger, Mr. Amdkew J. Arnold to Miss. Louisa Martim Oamphkll, all of Hlooniintton.
Independent Order oi' Good Templars. At the recent, session of the Grand Lodge of In(Uana,the following officers were elected for the ensuing year : ' .' T--f.T Mdtugonerv e f Ivo'tonio, i. W 0 I. R. km ilall, of W:il,Hsh, ii vV. S D K IVrnlKnij. ..f vv4M.,w. U.VV.f -STlvistfr Johnson, oi itiivilb , f. W V. '('. .is (irj of KtosI t-town D. R. Pershing, S. Jlms.n, atiI Rev. M. H. Mendenhall, w. :e elected representatives to the Right orthy Grind. Lodge of North America, to meet in St. Louis next May. Ind. Journal.
The full official vote of PennsyJ vania, gives Geary a majority o 4,596.
Pi; OORF.SS. Two years ago Ohio voted down negro suffrage br a majority of near 50,000. Th" s year she c idores the Fifteenth Amendment by a majority of over 8,000.
j Tlio fashion for coats this fall l will he a r md de.il like that of last
While Mr. A I van Bradley, of Ml, particularly Vith those who ore Sheffield, Mass.. was sawing in his : enp.'lled : wear hut fall' coats mill recently, and while the saw! The wives at Cairo, III., have was going at ibe rate of 160 cuts formed themselves into a society
per minute, a squirrel ran into the i whos r ruling is to lock ail doors at
The "Riverside Magazine," like its contemporaries, puts out its programme for the coining yct.r ; but its monthly numbers are the most satisfactory evidence of its good intentions. The November one, now ready, contains Twenty illustrations, one of them full page, and seventeen articles, ranging over a pretty wide field. Thus, there is a Danish story by the famous Hans Andersen ; an article on i:he use of "Indian Clubs ;" a French fairy tale ; a well illustrated sketch of Napoleon Bonaparte and Parisian monuments to him ; a chapter of Mrs. Week's story of life among the Indians; two poems, by Crunch and Phoebe, Gary ; a talk about ants : some pleasing stories of horses, dogs and birds; illustrated rambles around Constantinople; a page of music to one of Mother Goose's Melodies ; recollections of old -fashioned times, and a collection of puzzles anil enigmas. It wt till be a quciT taste that found not ling to suit in thin variety. Add to this a glowing account of what is to be expected next: year, with special inducements in the way of book-premiums. $2.50 a year. Published by Ilut'd & Houghton, New York. The shipment of mules South from this section of Indiana, is larger t his year than in any previous year since the close of the war. Several large droves pass tarougli the city daily for the stock yards at Portland, whence thev are shipped
by boat or rail to Mississippi,
ljouisiaua, J ennossee, Alabama ani: - ir i i
ucorgia. i."iauy norses are aiso being shipped South from this section. It is noticeable that the quality of the stock this year is
superior to that of last year. A. A, Commercial. Love in the Indian language, h "Schimlendamowitchewagin." It must be quite an undertaking to tel.. a squaw that you love her.
"I came near selling mv boots
the other day," said Seattle to c. friend. "How so?" "Well, I huci them half-soled." A company is about being formed to open up the old "Salt Wells," about one mile east of Salem Washington county, on the railroad, for the manufacture of salt. In early times these wells supplied the whole country thereabout with salt, and the well had only to he sunk about twenty feet to get the strongest kind of salt water. The New Haven Lever sounds this note of warning: "Beware, young men ! The pearl powder now used by her is poison ! One touch of those eager lips to that enamelled cheek may result in death most horrible I Bewarrrrre !" "Sim," the chief of the Washoe Indians, is dead. A newspaper published among the Rocky Mountains says of him obituarily : "He was a good, though dirty red man. He possessed a well balanced head of hair, and stomach enough for all he could get to cat. His regard for the truth was notable he never meddled with it. He left no will, and his estate consisted of a pair of boots."
mill, upon the log, and up the saw tM!th without inijury.
10 I . M., after which hour "dad'
I d?n't jret into th how.
On Sunday night, October 3d, as the schooner L. M, Chase of Chatham, was off M mot's Ledge, a loud, unnatural n.iise was heard by the
fishermen on board a sound much
resembling the beilowingof a bull which, with the darkness of night around, somewhat startled the men; but, in a few moments, this fright was greatly increased on seeing their
vessel, of eighty tons burden, suddenly lifted up in the water some six feet, and as suddenly let fall again, the counter of the vessel
throwing up large quantities of water in every direction. The con
sternation of the crew at this dn-play of power, may be conjectured ; thev
at once concluded they were in the convulsions of an earthquake. The bellowing noise first heard, was continued a siiort time, when it subsided. The vessel, however, was
found to have sustained no damage, and, after further consideration, it was ascertained that the atn.nge commotion was caused by a finback whale, which at certain times are known to act in the main or above described. Soma of theme whales have recently b?eu seen in the hay. Botion Journal,
The Coopers. The Cooper family in Tennessee is, apparently, rather nurrerous. Henry, the Senator-elect, was a Whig, and took the Union ide when the war broke out. So did his brother Edmund, afterwards the private secretary of Andy Johnson, and by him appointed Assistant S eretarv of thp Treasury. William F. Cooper, another brother, was a rebel judge, and left for Europe, when Gen' Bucl I took Nashville, remaining abroad until the close of the war. There is yet one more brother, an "unworthy member" of the family, of whom we have an account. This is Duncan Cooper, a rnbel guerrilla leader, the
rival of Morgan and Mosbv. He
confined his operations to Tennessee, ehieflv, wlice the war ended earlv.
and hence was not so widely known
as perhaps his peculiar achievements
merited. The new Senator was appointed a
Judge of one of the State Circuits by Governor Brownlow, nd ren dered the well-known decision adverse to the constitutionality of the
Disfranchisemeiat law. He is an
able lawyer, and is about forty-five
years oi ae.
- mtmw W9- mfi Gov. Horatio Seymour gave it as his opinion that New York State will give fifty thousand Democratic majoritv' this Fall, and that Ohio and Pennsylvania would sweep away Radicalism from their midst. This is not the first time the distingnished
Governor has attempted the r.ole of
prophet. During the last Presidential campaign his vaticinations were numerous and quite positive. Unfortunately, however, for his reputation as a Seer, the fulfillment generally was the reverse of the prediction. We presume the Demoocratic majority in New York is limited by the desire of the leaders and the frauds in the citv. But in
Ohio anil Pennsylvania, matters are
different.
An eschf nge savs that "Oldtown
novel,
which
Folks," Mrs. Stowe's last contains several mistakes,
might have been avoided by a more
careful attention to the facts of history. The book terminates about the year 1790,, yet allusion is made to books written, discoveries made,
and events tha :took place after that
date, alms Hannah Mores "re
male r.uueatir n, anil "cceleos in search of a Wife," mentioned as a
standard authority in New England were not published 179!) and 1809,
and "Home Sweet Home, quotei
by one of the characters, was not written hy John Howard Payne,
until after 1820. The difference
between two types of characters is illustrated bv the manifestations of
electricity f.nd ganvalism, but Gal-
vani only published his first crude
experiment with the frog s leg, in
1791, and neither galvanism nor
galvanic nutd were known until afterward. Washington was allud
ed to as m: the Capitol, one of the
characters announcing his intention
of goirg there on political business,
but Congress did not sit in the Dis
trict ol Columbia, till November 17, 1800, when only the wings of the
public buildings were finished
General Spinner is an inveterate
swearist. We should feel like ta
king advantage of profanity if
we couldn't write our name any
better than he can. The thing on
a greenback, that looks like the brass spring in a clothes-pin, is the
unfortunate man's signature. La.
Crosse, Democrat. It is dangerous to became a eloctor of Divinity. Dr. Peter Cart-
wright says : "The very day I got
the certificate I was takeu ill with a
pain in my hack."
An Iowa paper says: "It's all a mistake about Henrv Clay Dean
being a vain man. Soft soap has
the least etiett upon him of any
man we evsr saw."
A housekeeper writes: "Having
some stone jars in which lard had been packed, until they became unfit to list!, I made them perfectly
sweet by packing them full of tresl
earth, and letting it remain two or three weeks. I suspect this course
would be equally effective in any
case of foul earthen or stone ware.
Putter, with not more than three different kinds of hair in it, finds a ready sale at good prices in our market. Too much hair spoils the
butier. Evansvrfle Journal.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, is still at
Frankfort, Germany, living in very i Hi
unpretending quarters, one sees
but few persons, and these generally American ladies whom she knew
during Mr. Lincoln's ad ministration
It is a well ascertained fact
in eggology, that hens always lay in day time. It may not generally he
known that this is caused by their
"being roosters" at night. A sale was made in New Albany on Frinay last, of two hundred and eighty head of hogs, for delivery by
the 20th of November, at nine dol
lars per hundred. At Columbia City, recently, a man named James Cole, waschok :d
to death while eating a piece of I
bread, a p:rt of which got into his windpipe. Before relief could he (given him ho expired.
Vyer's Sarsaparilla., - irxx arms niodu.
TUe imputation thi excellent luailicine enjoye, fs lUiiful from its cureg, many of which are truly marvellous. lnveternU i'aug m' StTrnfiilmiH rii.
ji! si where Uie ay (item j( I fiwt seemed saturated with jsf f corruption, hare been swaJ Ht - trf i. ,i ..,,.1 ,-i,-..,i l v ii
.S.,rol'ul.nin affections and iliHrtMlei'HjWhkh were af9rr:iTiiUil by the aeioniIoiik col lUtiniiiHtion 'u-.t J
in -.- were painfully anticline, have been rudlrallr me 1 in cuea ffre.it numbers in utmost every seti. mi of the ouiiitT, that the public scarcely nei . In inform M of Uh virtue on.sefl. -.i toS'iiIouj' niou i one of the most destinelive iM;tiH of nur race. OO.eu. thin unseen ani mien teii.nii of Mi orfmufciH un .lermineH the conii 'ion . anil in v il the attar K of enfeebling or ftvI ili.-e.-i.-.eii, without eaUiii(f , funpicion of its ' em e. A.:on. it seriu t breed infection ,.i otil t ; M! Inlv,ani then, cn eonie favorable .-:triiou, i .iiiilK- develop into oae or other ct its T .teom foruih, either on the nrr'ace or anion, the ii.iis. Ju thi! liittfi', tulxri'le may be suddnily , widftl in lie Iuk or heart, r tmnorw formed i -lie liver, or It ahowa ita pres ne.e by eruptions i the ?l'in, or foul ulcerJtioua on some part of ie hoilv. Ileuee th wrasion: 1 use of a bottle ih.A trn,arttltt it advUaHe, even when no live svniphwnii of d'eas ii-l'ear. Pernor..!- afi.-. M idi the following com plaints generally .-,.1 immediate relief, and, at length, cure, by the i e of tliia XAKH.iAKII.ZA: IH. AnthcFir. Jtetf nr i'rynifwlua, Tetter, Salt ,-. .emm, -M Head, Kintnrorm, Sore Kyeu, iy Km, and oilier eruption! or visible forms l S rffhnt disea. A1m in the more cone.ileil forms, ae Uupeptia, Dropty, Heart .., Jita, i:jtteii, XeuralfiUi, and vnriiMii Dcerou affection!! of the muaeuliir ::. i tiervoti wfeina, SunliiUn or Yrnereal and .Wercurtal T'ltui n Are rurexl iv it, thoiiKh li long time ia reTr.io.l for nilxluin'K thece oluitioate maladies fcy .lit nedieine. Hut lonir-contiivucd line of tliia :r;ili ine will cure the complaint. J.eurorrliaa : If biter, t'terine Vlrrratiau, and Female .'('. are commonlv so.m relieved mid ulti
mately -ired liv itp piirifj nift and lnvigoraiirg jOV.-f ." Minute directions for efli-b caae are foaiid in our Almanac, supplied frnilin. Jiheumaiit'ti md Gnut. wr.en rallied by accimnlationfl of exiraneotia matters in the blood, J ield quickly to it, :id alrO t.tver CfmjlinM, 'V,ir pidliy , CoMfetih or In flam matien of Hie Z ircr, and Jnrfiee. when arininir, a they oiten do, from tile -iinltliiift p.iison in the blood. Tliia SAMSAfAV.lt'LA i a jO"'t restive- for the strength mid vigor of the system. Those who are J'.anfuiit ami l.inll'i. Despondent, Sleepltt; ;(nd troubled with Ketrrnut: Airprehenaiona or l enrt, or any of the afTectioni. symptomatic of HVa.vxess, will (ind immediate relief and convincing evidence of Us rcston.Uve power upon trial. PKX PA BKD M T Dr. JT. C. AI'KB A CO., 1LW11, MmU, Practical znf AttalyUozl Chemtsti.
sold by aJjL cbtjggists :evxrywheb:b.
B. H. CAMPBELL, Agent.
R. H. CAMPBELL'S COLUMN. shoemaker & cos column.
Six Great leoiedk.
N Arsenic Ho Mercur. ( ELT.UN TO (THE
tt rth of All lion In Pr Thomas A. Hurley: I hereby ct rtify that during list year I attacked with the ague whilst in Vickaburg, Miss, and used several popular en tlicinee with but ti niporarv relief On reeiin(f home the dinease returned in worse type, when my medical uttendant ci dered Quinine in lurire dom-a IVequentlv as high as 60 grains per day, and which ronrt ha e eM me nearly 1100. I consulted Di. Hmith. of l.o jii ville, and fern d he prescribed quinine and arsenic combined, which I refused to tke I waa almost bluodlesn, eitremrlr exhauHid. mid pronounced with enlarsed Liver and Spleen. Abom thia time, the aUverti-iEeii-, of Huley's Ague Tonic appeared in a city paper, and I determined to give it a trial. I did so, and one buttle restored me completely, and since that time I have seen uear y u hundred eases in which it acted wit'i equtlly happy reeuk8, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other tonic before the public JAMES MARTIN Engineer Louisville. Ky., June 15, 1865.
Administrator's Notice.
XTOTICE IS hereby given, that the un-
JLi dersiirnod has t)?n sppom .ed. hy
the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court of
Monroe county, Indiann, Administrator.
with the will annexed, of the estate of
William Bender, denensetl, lntii of Ferry
towrslup, Monroe county, Indiana Said estate is supposed to be solvent.. JOSKPII D. HANDY, Adm'r., with will annexed. Ruskirk k Hunter, Attorney. oc'27w!i
(JRNTS WANTED AH KNTS WANTED $75 to $200 per month, mule and female, to sell the crli hruted nnd original Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved and perfected; it will hem, fell.
stitch, tuck, hind, braid and nmbroider in a most superior manner Price only 15 For si'nplicity and durability, it has no rival. Do not buy from arty parties sell ins;
liim.lunes under the sane name as ours
unlets having a Certificate of Agency signed bv ns, as thev iiro worthless Cast
Iron Machines. For circulars and terms,
apply to, or address octi 73m H. CRAWFORD & CO., 413 Chesnut St., Philadelphia, Pa,
T"il!l. JrOIII MUTT. Into of Terre
xJ Haute, and of Rob.nson, Ills., tenders
his professional services to the citizens of
the city ot lil-iomington M onroe, and ad
joining counties. Fror.:i an experience of
several years, in the arove named p aces,
he guarantees satisfaction in tul cases.
t&"OmcK with Dr. Cummins, on North
College Avenue. oct 27 69-y
Stcinvvmy Pianos,,
C'liickcrin? Pianos,
uauier'H I'lanos,
Slcck'n PianoM,
Kwrtzmann Pianos, and SmiOis Organs, are acknowledged to be the best Miishiil Instruments in the World, and are sold only at the lowest prices, by their
wholesale and retail agent, iM'.FALLDtj,
70 Mam street, between 2d and 3d, Lcuis-
ville, Jventucky.
Music, Mimical Instruments.
Strings, i&c, of the best and cheapest of
JHiroign and American manufacture, sold
at very low prices, wholesale and retail, by
li. I XSlV JulS, Importer of Alusical Instrumctits, and Publisher of Mus'e, 70 Main street, between M and :-'d, Louisville, Ely. Catahgu.es and price lis l mailed. O20-2m
Stock for
T have for sale, nt my farm, five miles
L weft of Hlootmngton, !1!S- Ilieari of throe yetir old Steers, fatter ed sutlioiently for beef, or in good condition for feuding.
Two Pairii of Matched Mares, four yeitrs old, well broke to harness, double or
single. .these mares are all half sisters, were raised together, mid are gentle and
saf-3. Also, n lot of fine blooded two-Year
olds, (vearlings and sucking calves) both
heifers and bulls, which will be disposed of
at tnir prices. 5:0 head of Fine Pig s Yorkshire and Chester, for breeding purposes. will be found. at my farm, on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each weeli, by peraons who nay call to examine or purchase stock. Th ise who denire to improve their stock hre invited to call. HENRY ELLEft. BInotnington, Ind., Oct '.10 69
A commodious dwelling of ten rooms, basement, two collars, together with smoke house, wood shed, bam, stable, excellent pump, well and cistern; four lots, each 52 by 132 feet, enclosed with gocd paling, and divided into yard, garden, barn lot and pasture. Several bearing fruit trees, consisting of peacl!, apple, cherry and pear. Garden well set with all kinds of fruit bearing bushes On College Avenm, two squares north of public square. Pries, $3,50-). Terms easy. Enquire of J. M. McCoy, or the undersigned C. W. HENDERSON. September 8, 1859-lm
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S h 4i f :s hop IIOiRY I.. IIEWSOW, bus opened a Shi p, over Simo i Kahn's store room, on the west side of the public square, and is now prepared to u anufaclure Calf and Kip Bootii, to order, in the most workmanlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Repairing promptly attended to. Hgf" Remember the jdaoe -over Simon Kahn's store room. JJIcoaiioWn. Xni . aep. 1, 189
Purify Your Blood. Hurley's Sartiaparilla With Iodine of Potaeh
Affections of the Bones, Habitual CoBtiveoes Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dvspepaia, Erysipela, JTemale Irregnlaritics, Fistula, all Skin Dlseaaee, Liver Complaint. Indigestion, Piles, Pulmonary Diseesea, Scrofula, or King's Evil, Syphilis.
Glial Ecu dif DR JOIilf l I, Mituaiaetare it Vei.i-e of tre Vj.-br SMITH'S T0MC MB 11 J FOR ""HK rSE OF AGUE AND KKVER OK CHILLS AXl FKVZtl
THK proprietor of U celebrated ed.eiw juctlv rliima tor it ., -uperi,riiv ever all evet offeri d t the puhli- for th. cerUla speedy and perm nem cure f Ag s,id r'erer. or Ch lis and Fever, whether of than long standinB. He refer f.. the entire Western nr-d Sombwet4ern coaT.tn to bwar him testiaoiiy to the truth of the aseertion Trt in no ense whatever wll it fi.il to CBre, it ihe dm ciioiiS Are Hrictiy foil . wed mu4 arri. d i-uf In 1 (fre il n,t cmm, a single doe has ben -uS -ient h cure, ind whole familiea hv been eurvd by a single bottle with a per reatomUdn of ibe geaeral health. It i- however .rudent. and in every cuee more certain to cum, if ita ae i continued in entailer dis for week or t fU'i the disease lia been checked, mora especially in diBeult and Iudk standing caeea. Uftually this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowel s in good order ; aboubj the p.tient, however, require cathartio medicine afiar bavirf? u.ke three or ferar doaee of the Tonic. amgl doae nf Bali's
Vegetohle ri-milv nils will be suiBcient. . - - R JOUV BVLVS Principal flk : No 4t fifth. Cross Street, LOUISVILLE, IX,
Locigvaic. April 4, 185
Ourley'a Sarsaparilla is what it ii repres'jj -ed, and I believe it the roost wonderful mrt cine before the pnhlic o thing could induce me to say so without proof of the stronger aud surest kind therefore I speak willinglv and positively. My daughter has been afflicted with ekin diseases and stiffnes of the joints or several yearn I employed Ihe principal physic-iain) of the city and they could not cere her. I gave her your Sarsiipnrilia, not ";.peetim! it would do much good, but to my great as tonishment she rapidly got we)!, and c -n tinues so. Had she taken any medicine I would not give this certificate; but yur rar sapurilla, the only remedy employed, lenvi-a no doubt of its medieal qualities, nnd th-o t aloie cured her. UTLE'KK VNOLD
HUKLKY'S Popular Worm Candy. Messrs. James Ruddle Co fi-ntleme'! It gives me great pleasure to sav, after u-iDtr all the other worm remedies in .wn to ne. with bt partial success to a y chii Iren. I advised to trv T. A. iluilev's, aud -ince unim, it my ibildren have become qui e well and heal cr y. The children would eat it .ill the time. Tt is one of the best, snieat remet itw known, and as such, recommend it to one and all JAS. W. 1RVI Louisville, June IS, 1868. HURLEY'S " STOMACH BITTERS. FOR Debility, Loss of Appetite Weakness, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Want ol action of the Liver or Disordered Stonuc... JAMES RUDDLE & CO., Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. To Jas. Ruddle 4 Co . Louisville. Ky.: (ientlemen ; This is to certify thai I havbeen for years a sufferer, and tried all he tonics I have beard of or seen advertised, with little or no relief from any of tbem I heard Hurly's Ri iters highly spc ken of and tried a bottle, with little faith in it before- I coin neneed, and to my surprise, bef re I finished one bottle, I felt n great deal better and firmly believe that one or two occ.isioi s it was the means of saving and prolonging my life. I conscientiously recommended them to all Half. -rem as the best Bittern ku .wn, and
advise tin m always to ask for Dr II ui ley 8
and huve no other. . Your, etc., JOHN W DIXOX Louisville, Ky , December 10, 168
BULL'S W M DESTROYER. To say United States and World-wide Bead era, I have received many testimonials firwr profewi:i e d medic.! men. ae my ioaiia and various publication, bave shown, all ot which art- genuine. Tk followmg from a highh edi .iv-d and popvlar pbyeidan of Georgia, it. rertxioU oae of the most senaide comniiinicii'iyne I have ever recr'md. Dr Clement knows eaaetlv ahat tie speaks of, and iiis t stimon dewvt-ii to be written in
letters f goid. He- w)it the Doctor says of Hull's Worm lUvtreyer: Valinow Waiker "o. CaJ Ju.--. SO h. I88. f Da. Juux ru. D- r Sir : I bare recently given jour W.-rn. Dtr.y-r1 several trialr ud find it, ond. rfully rfficaci. us. It has uor tailed m a .nyl- inst.iH-v to have the wished tot ffi c . t am ooing a pretty large count iv pr ,c ie . nd Iimv.- daiU ne- for name i ti- ie f the i.ind. 1 ra free to i-mifres tb 1 know of n- renedi ticommu r.ded by the abler, all'h- r llint .i o cvrtaiii -.Id speedy ii its . ffeti- t'li the t-onurv ;tiy are one-it -i in io th- axtreoK-. Wy objet t io writing v .u is t- find out up it what term 1 can get t'.ie n i die. ue f.u ; t.a : in" gt it upon. s tnHiF, , siii, ntMit;reat i 1 .f it. I am aware tbii the tt-t f t-uch articles is cob ti-irv to the t;- it-tiiM.8 md pfuctu t uf a great u.i.j..ii; v o' the .egulnr l.ii of it t'.'s, but. I see no just tM se x i'od bs ie i-.?c..riint, a . eiur.l wh.c:: we Snow le fie c$i tent, S'U pi1 bee., u.-e we may U- ignoKBi t its Cvwitiu, on. u i-r uv p t 1 ih .K.e it a rule to use ill ami . n :u, ;!) I lit-v.xle r-R-T-iOu htaatat.lt wl.iCit I oiy Ik lite la comm n-:- -ii- t l-miu Lj. a-rou owe more inrtiMiOS thai) myavl n l'iv Uaiuvd Ka effects Sit.. aad sreaied hr -.ole right to iieeurr th.t hnoaledgt loti 1 am by no lie an au ndvet-.t or Sttip.ri-r ot thethousaiids ot win ti eis iHisuuiuy ht flood the couritiv, tl-t purport o enrr nil niaauer of dieeaat t w ic 1 unian fl-sii t. btn Please repi so u U ild u; r el' y- Uj beat, terms. 1 uai, nil, iuim re-.i- -.tVui.y, J cutis r Ltutust, iL 0
WOTiBI TO OTHERS. IB. S3S!Sm!EyS Infant Soothing Syrup. Use in the fu ureonly fesbrook's Invaluable in the folk wing diseases: Summer Comolaint. Irregulaiities of the BoweW. Restiveness Teething, &c (lives health to the child and rest to t'.e mother.
Naabville, Tenn., Feb 12, 858 Jus Ruddle it Co , Louisville, Kv When living in yout city I used several bottles of Dr. Sen brook's Infant Soothing Svup. and found it- to do mv child more good and 't would 'est better after using it thus any other remedy 1 ever tried I can say with confidence, it is the best medicine for children at present known. I wish you would get the drucgists here to keep it If any one does, please let me know ; if not seiid me one dozen by express and I will pay for it at the office here. Wrine me when you nend i' and oblige MRS fARAH L RANHOD'U.
Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron ami t'alisava, Tl. is elegant combination p ee-.se- all the
Tonic properties of lY uvt iii Bark a i.i lio;i without the disagreeable tasti- and h.ti effi C S of either, separately or ill other prenratiotH, of these valuable medicines It nlnnild be
taken in all cases when a evntle tonii impiej-
sion is required alter convalescence from li'vers or debilitating diseases or in tlioe distieseinp: irregularities peculiar to females
No female should be without it, if liable to
such dUe.t.s, lor nothing can well take its
place.
Bull's Sarsaparilla.. a Good Kaaos sok tisb Carraafs Vatns Rewd the 'Japtaia's Lsusr immI the Letter from bis souwe-r : Bt-Btet. Bai racks. Me . Ape. 3, 1W. Da iohji UnLt--U.ar sir ; Kaowieg theefficacy of our Sarst.pariila. asKt the healing .md bencfici . I gun,ii-s it fwe-es, I seM you the following statement of m- case. I was wouadwd ahoit two yeais ugoWftS taken prisoner aud confined for six moo lbs. Being moved so often, m wounds have not healed vet. I have n it sat up a moment since 1 was wouiu'ed. I ant sliet through the kips. My general health is impaired, aad I Deed
Mtiuftb ng to .-tests' n tore. I have more faith in your Suisaparilia than in anv tiling eiae, I wUh thai which is grauine. 1 lease expream uielialf a di.enj liottles and oblige, Caft C P J ehsos, St Louis. Me. V S The following was writtea April SO, 18i5. by Vis J-unie Jehnaoa, motoer of Cap Johbson: Da Johx ii- -Dear Sir: Slv haebandi Di 0 S Jotui.-ou. was a skillful sbrgeon ay d payicia i in Central Sew Yrrk. w beu be died leaVing ue above C P J.husoii to say ear. At thirteen teats of 'go he Aac a chronic dia rhea and m-rofcla, which I gave him y, ur SarupaiilU. lr odkso hms. 1 have for ten yeaiii n-coata-lid'-d it s otawy in New York, Ohio and lo t, or erofula fever sorea and geue -al debi'ily. Perfect Success baa att n Jed it The cures eff eted ia sosae cases f scrofula aud lever sores were alwuat mirauuloiis. 1 am Veev anxioa for my Boa to again have ic-ourve .to youi araap-'riluu ue is i-jnrful ot g Hing a S) uiiims article, lieiic his writ in- to yu for it. Bis wounds were temb-e but i believe Iw will re cover. JSJUUC JoWWXMt,
BilIV Ctiroa Eitiers. IliTRCNTIC dochhents.
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Jauio Ruddle & Co . PROPRIETORS,
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ARKAKSVS R SARD PROM Tteiim-m oi tjrdieal Men. tot Powt, Win;- Ark; May tt. 1. Da Johx isru. ! : Kebrnarv
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I got some of our SaraapmUU and Cfdroa Hitters. y s it-iti-l.iw. -ho was with me is the
store, has been down with heumatisoi fbr nn time, eomnieiti-ed on the Bitters aad soon found hi genera! health isiproved
Ur. is wh ha hern m hwa Keait". mv I hem, .nd lit- al.-o imj ved Dr Cffe-. who l been ia d health f i-sever , I 'ar- st inieli and liver sfleeted
imp oved v. v mud' the use ft your i ittets In l.W t o- C. den 'Jitteis s uiveo voa trrt-at (oml iitt i i this -t 'lement. I think I could reti a tei uii of yoer medicines this lull bhmn I'1 y "' Cedrea Hitters and rlvpriiU. Sh'P tU Memphis. cr. . f Ricket ft s Respecituliy. " Prepared and s-M v PR J.'CO. BULL, at his Labiatoiy, FitJ ;v'et. LoakvilW. For sile by J W flI)h.MAKR. Moom
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