Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 28, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 November 1869 — Page 2
BLOOMING TON PROGRESS,
"William A. Garb, Editor end Ptp,-i:tw.
WJIN EHDAY, NOV. 10, J
Editorial Respomibllity. In reply to our remark lust week with reference to ttao quest loc lis to who doe the writing for the Xsn m t, that shct of Saturday contained the following: "There is usually a column or tvo of handbill typo in tho J-Vejw.'M which looks ns th.-nsh. ' it migh-, "at; editorial, an. I if it should tc true that there is only one 3fr. Gabe, who does it all himself, every time, wo can sot see how th? world at la -ge is any bettor or any worse off in eoiiseqi eneo. It n ;vcr occurred to a; to form u oonjc cturo in r r:ird to the matter. Wo won Id m- soon
think of concerning rursolves, about what Mr.Gabe had for breakfast, or the probable length of his nethermost garment.' We beg leave to differ with this writer as to the importance f editorial identity The i public naturally desire to know who is the editor of a paper, and there is just a.-; much propriety in his manner if writing i i itm"bush, as there would be iiv ft preacher" conduct, who, with a screen placed before the pulpit, would lecture the people, week after week, without miking himself offeially known. Our inquiry was couched in Tory respectful language, nor did we descend to such vulgarity lis is implied in the 'nethermost garment' sentence. The writer also finds f.uiit with the typa in which our paper
is set. If the article was written by Mr. Pursel, we have only 1 1 sny that we could pi int our paper on new type, every week in the year, if we were to buy mate rial on his plan. If James II. Rogers, claims the article's authorship, ve can state for hU benefit, that we would be better able to buy new type, if he would come forward like a man, and pay over the $5.00 given him by his client, W. G. KasU-n of Stiucsvi le, two years ago last August, as our fee for publishing a liquor license notice, the facts in which ca.se, lie acknowledged some months ago, in the Clerk's office, while S. Busts irk, Lawson E. M Kinney, ourself and several others, were p-esent. BttiG ! LIYISG IN A fiJi ASS HOUSE. ASD THliUWiyii STvSES.
Our Demount friend hfu3 'beer jotting some job work j he's tickle:', and discourses thus: 'We arc prevented this wee c from giving our reade rs the usr.al amo nit and variety of reading matter by on unintermitting press of job work. Though then? is no apparent prospect of our run of work voming to end very soon, we will fy to do better on the paper- next week. By the way, the reason why we are crowded with job work is, because wo generally manage toriVe satisfactim. "Wo have never heard of our customers burning up their ;obs and going elsewhere to got them pritiei. This is a fact o:c' iiioro pib!ie importance than any suppositions i:i regard to the paternity' of editorial articles." That is a childish way of insinuating, and is intended as a flinj at this office "We are truly glad to hear of his "press of job work,'' and hope ho '11 make lots of money out of it. But peophjwlio live in glass, houses, Thomas, (for this i evidently "Mr l'ursel) should n't throw sto aes. "Give mtisfaetion," eh! how alxrnt those jewelry bos h.belsyou printed for John P. fStnith? John will sell them cheap, as they did ne t ";;ivo satisfaction," and li3 las since had 1,000 printed at the Progress ofiico. It is rather undignified, we must admit, to pick little flaws like this, for tin re is ?io business man who jjives satisfaction to all it can t bo dor.e. But our "Democrat" friend having set the example, vo arc, in self-defense, corrpelled to follow i ..
Hannah. 8.) ncres of lan-l, more or less, in Ui.-hlaiul township, SI. 500. "Win. Uaugh to John T. Gillaspy, 40 acres of land in Washington township, lioO. For the week erding November Cth, lSiV.. John 1). Wl iiley to .Tame King, 110 acres of land in Vuii Buieii townsbij-, William ( Craves to Andrew Graves, 80 j acres of hind, more or less, in Indian Creek township, consideration if:1!'.").
Joseph Buck to Xsiney J. Buck, lot No. 32 in the town of Sinithville, natural love and affection. Philip S. Smiser to James II. Dunn Mid John Mei'.er, H acres of land in Mar .on township $"0(V Harrison Hi.rlan to Benj. Buckinghum, 40 acres oi" land in Marion township, $MK. A large stock of Shawls at thf store of TulVr & Co. The Winter Queen, Bengal Stripe, AVaterville, Broche and Paisley Shawls, Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Hoods, and Woolen Goods of all descriptions. A large: stock of rich Furs just received, as well as a full lino of Dross Plaids, and rich Dress Trimmings.
:-rv ml tin- folia attendance
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Liiningtoii, Ind. do (1 do do do do do do do do do do thlo jo do do do
TUe Elections Tuesday. New York. The Herald says '.he returns of our State indicate the success of the Democratic State ticket, but the Republicans have a working majority in the Legislature. The Democrats lose heavily in the eitv, but the- Republicans lost
heavily throughout the State, the
election has gone by default on a
short vote, alter the lashion ot late
October elections. In this city the vote as compared with those of last! year, shows a Democratic loss of over 2o,()00, and a deficiency in the aggregate veto of nearly 40,000. To sum up the general results in the State, they will signify practically little or nothing without a chan ge
in the Legislature, which, according to our latest returns, anncars to be
more strongly Republican on joint ballot than the last.
Tribune says shameless and cunning frauds have gain defeated the Re
publicans in die general vote m the
State. The vote polled bv the re
peaters can not have fallen below
20,000
AttortioyH. Vfo ol lowing named Attorneys
upon Circuit Court : li sorgo A. Buskirk, Morton 0. Hunter, J. S. 13. Hunter, S. II. Bnskirk, P. C. Punning, J. 11. Louden, John McCoy, John Buskirk, James $. Mulky, J. F. I'ittnian, Jesse T. Cox, Vanhorn, Eli Millcn. Alfred Ityo-s, Henry Giliuore,
It. Knst, X. 15. Arnold, F. T. Butler, Is. Ad kin - ,
Att'y Gen. I). Wi'liamson, Greeneastle. James Hug'.ies, Washington, 1). C. James L. Mitchell, IndiaiiapidU. James C. K.ibinson, Spencer. Allen T. now, do II. AVoodsmall, do W. A. Montgomery, Guspor'.. George W. Grubbs, Martinsville. W. 11. Harrison, do Cyrus MeNtitt, do Alfred Ei nis, do Eugene I. Hohlen, Tone H:.i.te. Simeon K. Wolfe, ('oiydon. Milton tX'torn, Grecne.istlo. James S. Williams, Stine? ville. James S. lle.-ter, Nashvi'do. D. K. EcKKU!, Presiding Jiiilge. Murder in the Sliool Room. Prom the St. Lord I!cpullien;i. Oct. 21. Last week Mr. Rd'.vard Atkins came to St. Tenuis from Chicago, to take a position in the Republican
news room, cxpeetintr hi.s family to
follow in a few weeks. Scarcely i i i i l
hal he arrived when i(- received a
despatch stating that his little boy, seven vears of age, wa-s very ill.
Ulonminictoti, Ind., 1 October li;ti. To the Oilicers and :Meml-;s of Cccila Iilge, So. 'n'O, I. O. O. F : 'We. tile committee, to whom win referred the d -id'Mng of r -sohiliolis expiesive of our s;v.l berca vmeiit, in tli" 1-m of our beloved meirler and brother. William Daily Voss, beg ie ive to submit the 1" Mowing:' Whens, It lias pleased God, in I is inlinite wisdom to t:ike from oor midt our esteemed" and endenring brother, W. I). Voss, whose deal h oceurri'd oi: the morning of October l t:h, 18t".9; then-fore. Resolved, That in his death, Cecilia Lodge has h st one of lier noblest members, in whose heart wire grafted the true principles of Oddfellnwship ; Friendship. Love, and Truth; Ins family an affectionate son, a devoted brother; his i!sociates an amiable eompun 'on, and thecliurch.a Christian. llesolved. That while we lament the death of Hrothcr W. 1. Voss, and feel that he is 1 st to us on earth forever, we are assured that our loss is his gain the inheritance of nr. eternal home of happi
ness hevoii'l tin? irravit.
Resolved. That in this dispensation of
Divine Providence, we are entreated to
imitate the virtues of our deceased brother, that, when we too shall travel the dark and rugged valley of the shadow of death, our triumph shall be like his. Resolved, That we fender the family of the deceased our kindest sympathies, in this their sar affliction. lb-solved, That the members wear tinusual badge, and that this Lodge be draped in mourtiinc- for thirtv da vs. Besppctfuilv. in V. L. T OYllTS H CTT, "J JOHN C. :R II ATtD, Committee. J. B. CLARK, J
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Price 50 cent; lor sale at Hie I'ostOHicc News Stai.d of J. (Jluss .M.-l'lnjeters.
R. IT. CAMPBELL'S CJlUMX.
Six threat Ecu
.SHOEM.VKEIl & COS COLUMN.
2 , 4H) O FAT HOGS WANTED. rpil K subscriber will pay the market price .1. in oas, fi:2.000 aii-:ii of cioon fat HOGS. C dl and see me, before md1in your lags. A. SCTH KRLANL'. I'looniirgtoti, Nov. t!, lHliti.tiw
Saturday Evening Mirror, INDIANAPOLIS, IN DIANA.
In its Tliird Year. The Only Literary Paper in Slate.
th
while making preparations to re
i,,, turn to Luicajro, anotrn'r messa.ee
rri conveyed the sad and srfarthng in
; tciiitrcncc! mai; a vounircr enim tis
not exnect to live. Mr. Atkins
reached Clrieogo on tli3 morning: of!
the 18th, and found his youngest child dead from congestion of the luno-s. In regard to the condition
of the other, the following extract
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Jtwwuf. iue mpuiTOiB i, l at.. S
the inaionty jn the Constitutional i , . , .x , ,
convention. Chicatro elects i:hej
citizens' ticket.
West Virginia. The new Legis
lature vill have alarp-c Republit.an
majority. New Jersey , Although the Republicans made some gains, the Democratic ticket seems to have been generally successful. Massachiwdd-. Governor CI affl in is elected by a reduced majority, there being three tickets in the fhld. The contest was principally Letween the Prohibitionists and tiie anti-Prohibitionists. It is estimated that the House will stand 7-3 for prohibition, and 123 against. The Legislature is largely Republican. Clalflin's majority over both the opposing candidates will be 12,000. Wisconsin. Republican maiority from 7,000 to 10,000. The Democrats have Alabama and Maryland, of course.
tells a tale of atrocity enough to freeze the blood : "Wll ig very low, and we have but little hope of his recovery. He started to school well and strong. During the school hours he violated one of the rides by playing with some of the boys, when the teacher (a womr.n) caught him by the hair ard drr og-ed him across the room,
the!
College Avcuiue Eating House. Oysters, Hot Coffee, &c. TXli;s. 1). L. M MR KICK, who lias mo
1 L ees?: ,illy conducted the Restaurant
business for a number of vears, lias relhted
her establishment recently, for the "Winter
ieMson, mid wilt serve uii Oysters. Co 1ft
itc, in the verv best manner, at all hours
ot the dav ard evening.
Thankful for a liberal "nat roriaire in the
past, she asks its continuance in the luf ire
m Kb. I). I, Mfc-KKIUK. Rloomirigton, Id iiuna, Nov 3,'09
IJarber Sliop.
TAMES M Klt.UICK si ill carries on the
? business of a
Barber and Hair Dreiser, at bis vi 11 known stand, on South Colic:
Avenue. .Sham;iooning. Hair-cutting and
JJycmg, done in the highest stylo ot The Tonsorial Art.
My customers will alw ays find a compe
tent wovl:i:.ian in the Mu p, ready to attend
to all calls. I'atronairo sjlicited. nov':!'C9
IS'
on
"The School Board of a live toi, n in Illinois, recently dispensed with the servbes of a School Super ntendent b.-cai sc of bis great unpopularity among the Svhtdars, not one in ten of v'aon cntortidned either love or respect for him." Cin. Cltrjiiule.
A very commendable act upon the part of the Board, and one that might be imitated with credit to Boards, as veil as profit to scholars and parents, in mfiuy tovns. If such an officer becomes proverbially unpopular, by reason of hi.; partiality, his hoMxes, or by crar lining a dozen studies upon ehildron who cannot, in the nature of things, do justice to three, or by changing the school books every term, his usefulness is, to a great extent destroyed from these causes, and ha should be lopped off just as an orehardist would cut out a dead limb from a growing tree. And the people who pay the taxes, have a right to demand such reform, if they have rights which sometimes does seem doubtful. These remarks have no local application we treat cf the subject in general. . m. Real Estate Transfers, For the week ending October 11, 1 1 ported by "V. II. Jones, "Recorder: Albert Hendricks to Veter Cuvden, the undivided i pi.rt of l5 acres of I md, more or loss, in Bean Blossom township, consideration, J8e.O. John M. McCoy to Nicholas Van Horn, ft part of In-b t No. 3.'J7 in t'm iowu of Uloomington, Si ,400. Lawson II. ilt-Kinnoy to Win. Haver, 40 acres of land in Salt Crek tow n-h.p, Swab J. Campbell t Jos;pli M. Hovrc,
n part ot Semiuiiry In dot io. 17 iu the
town of Ji!oomii'ton. $1,500.
JOIW UOCK l,) W lit. J j. AUHIIl::, 4!J !:Crt-S
of land, more cr less, in Benton township consideration, $350.
VV m. ii. Adams to Jacob ratton, !)5 ti.iro,') of land, more or b:ss, in Benton
township, consideration, $5V5.
John Jv. VVhisfrjari.t to J'.rnest Wudsaok, 5sl acres of b:ftd in Kiel. land township, onddcraUon V.'-Ki 5. John K. AVbisenand to Orph i J?. AVadkmA and he.- iic.irs, J 20 acres if land in Wahhiajfton townshij, l.i''w.II. B. Joiiei io Samuel MoKu t, lo acres of Is.nd ir. i'olk t-.vi;rhip. $20'J. John II. V.'liisi-na.ud V, Hry Alive
COUSTERFKITEB ARRESTED. For some time a man by the name of William Galaspie has been making periodical visits to this city, with no other profession than that of a gambler. On Wednesday lie was making some display of "green
backs to A. J. Bond and Jordan Sisk, who had suspected his true
character and feigned a willingness
to embark m some "questionable
business, by which means be devel
oped his scheme and proposed to sell
them a quantity of counterfeit greenbacks. They acceded to his proposition, took about a hundred and fifty dollars, and hurried over to the United States Collector's Office and imbrmed on the ind.vid-
nounded him with a ruler
head, neck i.nd back, and then threw him against a steam pipe, fracturing his skull! His rigi.it side is paralyzed from head to foot. The second day lie had eight paroxysms in one hour. This morning he is a little easier." The Chicago Tihieit gives the name of the teacher as Adelaide Herri ck, "represented to be about nineteen years of age, and of a violent and ungovernable temper." The 'Times alter tcivimr an account
of the mauuer of the punishment, ;
says : "After school the child went home, find reported the treatment he had undergone., H; complained of pain in the head j but it was nc't supposed to be anything serious until some time in the night, brain fever set in, and the child became raving crazy. In the insanity of fever, the little one continually cried ot t : .'Don't strike me ! Oh, don't, don't 3trike me !' Iu this state the child has contiuued since Thursday last. There is said to be no hope of recovery," While Forcpaughs, menagerie was exhibiting here, recently, and while most of the audience was in the cir-
Frce, Fearless, Independent. No Man's Organ. ISro Party's Tool.
The Proprietors of the Saturday Evcnin"
Mirror, just, t.bout jnteriap upon the tliird year of its cjistcucri, present it to l lie peo
ple of Indiana n a literary journal and news
paper worthy ot thsir patronage, and determined to nicr.; it, The Mirror is not a po
litical onan, ;a be rilled with long and pro?v
speeches, am! to be used in defending the corruptions ot c ue rarty and at the same time
calumniating (ha other. It is a papjr for the
VIRKStm AND FAMILY CIRCLE,
filled with interesting original matter, from the pens of the tieat writers in this and
nei'ihborins States, aa well as choice pclec
tions liom the leading papers and magazines
of the country, lactone of the Jlirrorwill
be found bcalthv, differing widely from the
ti-onhv itiundi :oii3 of eastern literature and
aiming to entertain without poisoning the
mind, and i'j enniwne instruction with
amusement. HOME TALSST. The Mirror is o. Western paper, devoted to Western ntcieets, and an exponent of Western talon .. The success which has attended it pro1 es t lat t'ae West is in no way inferior to the East, in point of literary tal
ent ; and it also proves that the people of
j tin West w 11 support Western literature
when it is w irthy of support, as reauuy as the Eastern j. rod'ict. COKTKIBUTOR.S. In addition to its corps of editors, the following writers ! Berry R. SidgioAC, Indianapolis. Dr. W. B Fletcher, (Gozzsrd) Indiana polis. Dr. C. E, T7 right, (Scth SUaggst) Indianapolis. Bea D. House, (N. E. More) Irdianapolis. Geo. S. Ilippard, Indian polis. Jerome C. tSurnett, IiidianiipDlia. Frank Smith, fndianapolis. Hetty Atlion Morrison, Indianapolis. Laura Uer.ii, Indianapolis. Jonathan 'iV. Gordon, Indianapolis. W. P. Fiahbaek, Indinr.npolifl. Annie OaWc (Jole, Jcfferon-ille. Jasper Ha?cn Johnson, Louisville. Mary E.Jes.)y, Washington, D. C. Mattie Dyer ritta, Ladoga Indiana. CCKRRSPOMIENTS. In additicc to the aboro literf.ry contributors, the Mirror has wide awake correspondents in dilfcrsot parts of the country, who keep its res.ders posted in matters of news. TERMS. With a view to increasing the subscription list of the il irror, the publishers offer the following induct meats to clubs i Ten copies io one address, $15 00
Fifty copies " " $62 50 One hundred coptei " 1 100 00
Single copies, $3 00 ocr year.
Agents wanted iu every county and town-
snip in the b to bi. Address, HARDIXa, MORTON & FINCII, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Administrator's Sale.
OTICK 1SUKRKBY GIVEN THAT
the. tindcrsit;ni.'d dm!nUtrator. with
the will annexed, of the es'ate of William
Bender, deceased, late of Perry township, Monroe ''ciitity. Indiana, will offer for.ale.
at the hire residence of t:ic testator, on Thursday, November 25th, 18G0,
com i, if n:-ing at In o'clock A. 31. of said day, all (lie. personal property of said
decedent, not taken ov the w idow, consist
ing in part of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Cane
Mill, Farm'.nit Implements, Corn in th
field, Iliy in the stack, Wheat in the garn-jr. ancl other articles. Tkkms or S.vr.K. All sums of $3 and under, n. in hand; and all sums over S3 a credit of twelve months will bo given, the purchaser executing n to, with approved security, collectable without, relief from valuation.' JOS. 1). HANDY, Adm'r. I5tisl.ii k & Hunter, Attorneys. Nnvlit
Hurley's Ague Tonic. No Arsenic No Mercury. 0EI1TAIN TO CURE.
Worthy of Attention.
To Dr. Thomas A. Hurley :
I hereby certify that ihniiig last year I was attacked with the ague whilst in Vicksbnrg,
Miss., aud used several popular medicines
with but temporary relief. On reaching
home the disease returned in a worse tvr..
when my metrical attendant ordered Quinine in large doses frequently as high as (in grains per day, and which must iiHe cost me nearly iloO. I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louis
villo, and found he prescribed iioinine and
arsenic combined, which I refused to take. I was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted.
and pronounced with enhrgrd Livr and
Spleen. About this time, the advertisement of Haley's Ague Tonic appeared in eitv
paper, and I determined to give it a trial. I
did so, and one bottle restored me completely, and since that time I have seen nearly a hundred cates iu which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly recommend it as preferable lo any other tonic before the public. JAMES MAliTIX, Engineer. Louisville, Ky., June 15, 1SC5.
. JOHN BULL S Great Remedies.
Purify Your Blood. Hurley's Sarsaparilla. With Iodine of Potash.
UK. .lOIfl IIUI.I,, Manufacture and Yende of the Celebrated SMITH'S T0S1C SYRUP ! FOR THE CUKE OF AGUE AND FEVER CLIILLS AND FEVER; TUB proprietor of this celebrated roedicin justly claims for it t . superiority over ail ever offered to the public for the wife certain speedy and permanent core of Ague and Fever, or Chilis and Fevr, whether of short or long standing. He refers to the entire Western and Southwestern country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion that in no case whatever will it fail to cure, if the directions ara strictly followed and carried out. In a great many caes a tingle lose has been suflBcieot lor a cure, and whole families have been cur.'d by a single bottle with a perfect restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, and in every case more certain to cure, if its use is continued in smaller doses for a week or t-vo
uftcr the disci-e has been checked, more especially in difficult and long standing esses. Usually this medicine iU not requiro any aid to keep the bowels in good order; should the pntient, however, rer-a re a cathartic medicine after having u.k;t three or four doses of the Tonic, a cingle dose of Bull's Vegetol.de Family Pills will be mifficient DR. JOHN bULVS Principal Office: Ko 40 fifth, Cross Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER.
To tlie Ladies !
i tit Tj-i? r x i u i cus department, the iastemup: to tho ual. Mr. Hill immediately called; , ie i c a 2. t -it u x t en oor of the casre oi th j monster upon Daniel Lynch, Deputy bheri ii, kC- v i c i i ,i ' i 1 , , African lion, became loose, and the who promptly found and arrested j i . t t ' r i i
promptly
the "operator in government
i kincr of beasts, before ltis keener
ecu-' , ... ' .... Ai i
ooscrvi.Hi jjiiii, tjiiiuiiy .si.ejipt'u out
.-i:,w u., r .. i : -
rui'-b. xiu was Kiuuiy suuuicu in . . r -i i i e l j.
- iiiifi i -fifjfiiiiii - vv: . in Miiiii i.
jail, and was taken to Indianapolis
by Mr. .Lynch, on the Z o clock train. Mr. Bontl and Sisk accom
panying him as witnesses.
(xalaspic was formerly a resident
of Nashville, Brown county, and
bore a bad reputation there. lie had with biro, at the time of his
arrest, a quantity of counterfoil
money and a set oi Jeweler s tools, evidently pretending to be a clock tinker, while passing through the country, to cover up his nefarious object. Columbia Bulletin. Last Sundf.y, Jim Nutt was made the happy father of a daughter. Jim is "doing as well as could be expected." Grccneaxtk Baimr Mason, of the late fcrm of Mason & Slidc.ll, has really gone to seed. Every day, shabbily clad, he drives into Alexandria with a horse and Avagon which looks liks the last rose of summer Avhen it has faded and gone. General Logan has become a temperance man, and has joined the Methodist Church.
Eugenie has a sprained ankle, and it is feared fashionable avoit.jh will walk lame this winter.
And now Australia conies out
duration, for while he was crouched doAvn intently looking for an object to spring upon, his keeper saw him and struck hi m a blow, with a huge club, on the nap of the neck, which
laid him out insensible, and while
Administrator's Notice. NOTICE i.-; hereby given, that the tinders'; jned has been appointed, by the
Clerk of the M.mroe County Common Plei.s
Court, Administrator, with the will annex ed, of the state of Joseph HaUiaway, do ceased, late of Van Burea township, Mon ro; countj-, Indiana. Said estitc i:s supposed to be solvent. THOMAS FULLKRTON, uovlO, :GE-.'II; Administrator. Huskirk Sr. Hunter, Attorneys.
Fall Stock of Millinery Goods, Hosiery, Glo'-cs and Fancy Goodx,
B. ii;, ve just received our Full an,.'.
Affections of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Krvsipcla, Female Irregularities, Fistula, nil Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint, indigestion, Piles, Pulmonary Diseases, Scrofula, or King's Evil, Syphilid Locisviu.K, April 4, 1S56. Iliirley's Snrsapaiilla is what it ii represented, and I believe it the most wonderful medi eiue before the public. Nothing could induce mo to sny so without proof of the strongest and surest kind ; therefore I spoak willingly and positively. My daughter has been afflicted with skin diseases und slifl'uess of the joints for several years. I employed the principal physicians of the city and they could not cure iier. I gave her your Sarsjiparilia, not expecting it would do much good, b it to my great astonish nent she rapidly got well, mid con tiniic- so. Had she taken any medicine 1 would not give this certi'leate; hut your Srsapaii la, the only remedy employed, leaves no doubt of its medical qualities, mid that it alone cured her. UJLK IlEYXOLDS.
Winter stock of Millinery Goods,
and ask tho Ladies to cull and examine
while th.' steel, is full. Unusual fare has been exercised iu the selection of our
GLO VFS, HOSIER Y,
and Fa icy Goods, al" of which are of the
iowet styles. 151. aeliin'j; and 1'ressmg lone or. short notice, and in the most satis
factory manner. Store on North Co lette
Avenue, just north of the public sqimro. MHS. S. J. UEKKrf, MISS E. M. FAK1S. Bloonv.ngton, Ind., octS 'tifl il
Admiinlsli alor'h al?. NOTICE IS IIEIJEBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Administrator with
tho will annexed, of the estate ot Joseph Hathaway, deceased, late of Van Uiiren
... . . . 1 1. . T . 1 : .. . ;ii
111 this COlKlitlOU, Some half dozen ' 's,p, mt-nroo county, muam, i oflor for sale, on
will
stout men picked him up and put
him in his cage. v hen lie came to, and found he Avas back in his cage, his rage Avas terrible, and his roaring AA'as terrific. No doubt the scarcity of spectators at that time, and the prompt action of the keep ers, saved tho audience quite a scene. Sullivan (HI.) Bcpublkan.
our her
"If, then, we wish to see Southern country arise out of
present depressed eondition,and put on the beautiful garments of plenty and prosperity, we must begin with a strong arm and a resolute heart i;o cultivate mother carta and make her bring forih hor hidden treasures." So i Uhern J. ',per. Truthfully and correctly said, the South needs "re-constructing" from the gr ound u o. ' . .m m Why is a beefsteak like a locomotive ? Because it's no; of much account without iti tender.
A sale of twenty-three Washing-
with a veteran 112 years old, aa ho lion county nulC5,to 1x3 delivered at has lived on Avhisky and tansy since Louisville, was made at Salem, reHe can remember. ; cenlly, at 140 per hcs.d,
Thursday, December 2, 18G9, all tho persona! property of said decedent, consisting in part of Horses, one two-horse Wagon, Kitchen Furnituro a:id Farming utensils. Terms of Hale. Sums of three dollars and under, ciish in hand ; all sums over three dollar, i credit of nine months, purchaser givir,; notes with good security, and without infer-it. T 1 1031 AS FULLE UTON, novlO 'Cr-:tt Administrator. Uuskirk !s miter, Attorneys,
Administrator s Afoticc.
OTICE IS hereby uiven, that the un
dersigned has been appointed, bv
the Clerk of tho Common Pleas Court of Monroe county, Indiana, Administrator, Miith the v II annexed, of tho estate of William Herder, deceased, latn of Perry township, At mroo county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed" to bo solvent. JOflKPH I). HANDY, Adm'r., with will annexed. Buskirk il 0 untcr, Attorneys. oe27w:t
DR. Hm
Surs-eon Xeiitisl-
JfOlIIW miTTT, late of T.rre
mite,, find of Ifobinson, Ills., lenders
his professional services to the citizens of thn city of Blrominj:ton, Monroe, and adjoining count es. From an experience of several years, in tho above named places, ho guarantee: satisfaction in all cases. JpiyOKFii k with Dr. Cumin in.-, on North College Ave r ue, Oct 27 C'J-y
Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at once azrcebble,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the hair. Faded or aray hair is toon rest yred to its original color. eith the fffoss ana freshnets of youth. r.Ctiin hair is thick
ened, filling hair chocked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Notbiig can restore the hair whore the follicles are destroyed, or tl.3 glanda atrophied and decayed. Bat :raiih as remain can ho saved for usefulness by this application. Instead oi' foolng the hair with a pasty iiedi ment it will keep it clean and vigorous. IU ODcasional use Vfill prcrvent tho hair from timing gray or falling off, and consequently preA-eiit baldness. Free from tlose deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous, and injunoia to the luiir, the Vigor can oriiy benefit but uot hana it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, noth ng else can he found so desirable. Coniaining neither dl nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giviug it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful ierfume. Prepared by Dr, J. C. Ayer & Co., PEiCISCAI, AND ANJXVriCAL CltEMJSTS, IiOWELI MASS. PRICK $1-00. Ii. H. CAaUJIiLL, Aasm
HURLEY'S
PopnSar Worm Caady. Messrs. James Raddle & Co. Gentlemen It gii-cs me great pleasure to say, after using all the other worm remedies known to me, with but partial ptccess to my children, I was advised to try T. A. Hut ley's, and since using it my children have become o,uiu well and healthy. The children would eat it all the time. It is one of the best, safest remedies known, and as such, ii commend it, to one and all. JAS. W. 11UVI8. Louisville, Jane 13, 1368.
Sale.
For A HO HSU
IIoi:sc containing 5 rooms aud pantry, summer kitchen and wo.idhouse, attached to the inrdn building, (food ei.stern on lot. Lot (iii feet M 132 ft. with stone walk in front, i feet wide. The ubovo property is forpalo. Any one with thu cash, can get a bargain bv calling, at once, on FRANK FRK, At Fee oc AVjdio's Grocery Store. 50,000 Itl icli., .t market price, will be taken in part payment on the above property. 0072 'i5f'-3t
HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS. FOR Debility, Loss of Appetite, IVeakness, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Want of action of the Liver or Disordered Stomach. JAMES RUDDLE & CO., Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. To .Tas. Ruddle & Co.. Louisville, Ky.: Gentlemen ; This is to certify that I have been for years a sufferer, and tried all the tonics I have heard of or Been advertised, with little- or no relief from any of them. I
heard Hurly's Bitters jighly spoken of, and 'tried a bottle, with Untie faith in it before I commenced, and to my surprise, before I Gaishcd one hot tie, I felt a great deal better aud firmly believe that one or two occasions il was the means of saving and prolonging mj life." I oonseientionsly recommended them to all sufferers as the best Hitters known, and advise thtm always to ask for Dr. U alley's aud have no other. Your, etc., JOHN W. WXOff. Louisville, Ky , December 10, 1868.
To my United States and World-wide Reader. -t I hare 'received renny testimonials frois professional and medical men, as my almanac and various publications bate shown, all ot which are genuine. The following from u highly educated and popnUr physician of Georgia, is certainly one of the most ensi'jjo commuuic-itions I have ever received. Dp' Clement knows exactly what he speaks of, and his testimony dcstuvem to be written iu letters of gold, near what the Doctor Mf of Bull's Worm Destroyer : Valianow, Walker Co., Gai June 20th, 166$. f Dr. Joiix Bcix Dear Sir: I hare recently given your 'Worm .Destroyer5 sevral trial aud find it wonderfully efficacious. It has not failed in a single instance to have ths wished for effect. 1 1 in doing a pretty lsrge country practice, and have daily use for soma ai tide cf the kind. I im free to confess that I know of no reined recommended by tho ablest authors that is so certain sod speedy in its effects. On thi contrary they are uncertain in the extreaie. My object in writing you is to find out upon what terms I can get the medicine from yea. If i can get it upon easy terms, I shall use a great deal of it. I tiai aware that the use of each articles is con
trury to the teaching:' and practice of a great majority of the regular line of U. D.'s, bat I sco no just cause or j:ood sense is discaiding a remcuy which we know tu be efficient, aim plv because we may be ignorant of its -combination. J'or my pr.i t, I shall inske it a rul to use all aiid any ni.ns to bl',evitte suffering humanity which I may be able to command not hesitating because some we more ingensous than myself may have learned it effects first, and securtd tho sole right to secure that knowledge However, I am by no means an advocate or supporter of th thousands of worth'es nostrums -hat flood the country, that purport to cure dl manner of disease "to which human flfsi is heir. Please reply soon, tr.d inform me of your best terms. 1 am, s:r, most respectStlly, J cutis P. CxKu&K, M. D.
mum to moimmInfant Soothing Syrup.
Use in the future onlv Seabrook's. Invalu
able in the following diseases:
Summer Complaint, Irregularities of the
Bowels, Kestivenoss, Teething, ate (lives health to thu child and rest to the mother.
Xashville, Tenn., Feb 12, 18-53 ,Tas. Buddie & Co., Louisville, Ky. When
living in vour city I used several bottles of
Dr: Seabrook's Infant Soothing Syrup, and found it to do my child more good and it would rest better after using it than any other remedy I ever tried. I can say with confideuce, it is the best medicine for children at present known. I wish you would get tho druggists here to keep it. If any one do'js, please let ine know ; if not send me one dozen by express ar i I will pay for it at the office here. Write mo when you send it, aud oblige MRS. SA RAH L. RANDOLPH.
Bull's Sarsaparillfu A Good K&isox tor tub Captains Turn
Read the CapUiii's Letter and tho Letter from his mother : Benton Bai racks, Mo., Apr. 30, I860. Da John Bun. Der air ; Knowing the efficacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the hesling and beneficial qualities it possesses, I send you the following statement of mr uase. -I was wonuded abo.it two yeais ago wa taken prisoner and confined for sis months. Being moved so ofteo, y wounds have not healed yet. 1 have not sat up a moment since I was wounded. I am shot through the hips. My general health impaired, abjl I need something to assist nut are. I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than Hi any thing else. I wish that which is gennhie. Fk-ase express me half a dozen bottles and oblige. Cap C P Joussok, St Lows, MoP S The following was wrhtei April SO. 1 865, by Mrs Jennie Johnson, raotaer of Capt Johnson : Da John Bcttlear Sir: My husband Dr C S Johnson, wsi a skillful strgee and physician in Central New Yerk, when be died leaving the above C P Johnson to my eare. At thirteen years of age he bad a ohroaie diarrhea anr" scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. It ccbkd hih. f have for ten years recomni'Jiided it to man in Kew York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula, fever mwt and geneial debility. Perfect fcueoisa bit attended it. The cures effected ia eom -eases of scrofula and fever sorts wo-e almost miraculous, i air. very anxious fiar my son to again have recourse to your SirsapariUa. He is tearful of getting a spurious article, hence his writing to you for it. ilia wound were terribie but I believe be will re-jover, Jwkix J0U30X.
Ball's Cdran Bitters.
AUTHENTIC BOCCfiENTS.
ARKAKSAE. HEARD MlOM.
Testimony of Medico! Men. Stok Poikt, White Co. Ark; May 28-, t. D Jous Bull- -Dear Sir : Laat Vebimrr
rno whom it may con.1. CKUN. Mary Ann Aukin;), a girl dill v bound to me, having left my service whliout just cause or provocation, I hereby warn all persons, neither to harbor nor tn.st l er on my account, o I will pay no ile'ijif of her contracting, oct 2 C3-J a:v. LAJsGLKiy.
OR. SEABROOK'S
Elixir of Pyrophosphate ofl
- w Iron and Calisaya
This decant combiuation possesses all the
Tonic properties of Poruvian Bark nd Iron, j Wlig m 1.- pur.hasi!g drugs, and
witnovt me i;greuiimu j ot mml) ul Jour 9,,11, auj Cekta 1 .i ,... nK in AtKan npannribnim. ...
01 euner, msparniiviy v ...u. K-"e ---' i ; UltUirs.
My Bi)D-4n-lw, who was with as in the store, has been down with rheumajisiift for some time, commenced on hs Bitters and soon found bis general buabh improved. Dr. Gist who I as been in had health, tried them, and ho also improved. Dr CofTeo, who has l-eu in bad heoJdk for severs) years stomach and liver aifceedj improved very n.ueh by tte use of jtoiu;. Bitters. Indeed tho Cedron Bitters has giwn, you great popularity io this settlement, lj think I could sell a great quantity of year, inodicines this fall especialy ywr Godtot Bitters and Sarsaparilla. Bhip me vu Jlcmpbis, care of Iticket & Kocly. Respectfully, B. Walkm. Prepsred and scld bv DR. JNO. BULL, at his Labratorr, Rftb Street, LouisvUle, KyFor sale by J. W. SnOMAKit, Btooav
of thcra valuable medicines. It idioutd be taken in all cases when a gentle tonic impression is required after convalescence from fevers or debilitating diseases, or in those distressing irregularities peculiar to females. No female should be without it, if liable to such diseases, for nothing can well take its place.
James Ruddle & Co., PROPRIETORS, Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street Louisville, Ky. All the above goods for sale by K. B CAMPBKbL, Bloomington, Ind. &opt29 ItWj