Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 December 1869 — Page 1

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A roocn: publication on the prices

Age of Prominent Public Men. Admiral David Glascoe Farragut was 68 on the 1st of July last. Lieutenant General Philip H. Sheridan was [illegible. 38 or 88] on the 6th of March last. General William Tecumseh Sherman was 49 on the 8th of February last. President Ulysses S. Grant was 47 on the 22d of April last. Vice-Admiral David D. Porter is about 45. Major General George Gordon Meade is 54. Major General George H. Thomas was 53

on the 16th of last July. Major General Oliver Otis Howard was 39 on the 8th of November instant. Chief Justice Salmon Portland Chase was 61 on the 13th of January last. Edwin M. Stanton will be 54 in December next. William Henry Seward was 68 on the 16th of May last. Hannibal Hamlin was 60 on the 27th of August last. Benjamin Franklin Wade was 69

on the 27th of last October. Vice-

President Colfax was 46 on the 23d

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New Series. Vol. 3--No. 31.

H-------, and his wife, got along together in life as well as the ave-

rage of couples, though each had

peculiarities. The last sickness of

Wabash, on the Valley Road, is

enjoying a period of spasmodic religion. Men, women and children

are indicted for fishing, sewing, knitting, and blacking boots respectively, on Sundays. About one hundred indictments were lately returned into Court, against the best citizens in town, including several

ladies; and behold, the very essence

Senator Wm. G

tho 29th of last A us usr.

Brown Ion, t4 on! , t'

oil inner, on on uie oin oi rjunuuy . .. , , , , , ti .... .i... io,i, ladies : and, behold, the v

lass, iicurv noo,-i uu inu iui : , . j(l;.f. , , ,. ..r i,t 1.-..; : ::,.,: v ot the "lifteenth An

.i - . i. i three darkcv barbers, v.

iiutler,oi on tuc oui oi ocmow,; , - A,,0;,,

including several

Faults in Building.

It may be rather late in the sea-

son to give directions in regard to

building, but spring will soon be

here, and the following which we

(ird in the American Builder, may be of service to such of our readers as nicy contemplate electing houses then : 1. Ci-ampim? houses down to tie

siaallcst. possible space, so as to was always called from his work ; make more 'Sard room," which will j but after a few of them, b nlwav

never bo used.

siekiie.-s of

Mrs. I... was somcivnat proiongcti, and wa.i varied with frequ-.-nt attacks that, as her t.ttciidant tl, ought, were eaeii her last. The Deacon, upon the recurrence of these r.ttacks,

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Dcnocrat.

instant. Cornelius anderluit, i a

on the 2 th of May la st. Jay Cooke, 48 on the 10th of August last.

Jlorace urceiey, oo en iiw oa ui: fi,r r.mn,i c;t(;,,

F ebruary last. William Lloyd Gar-i of & fo;hional)le house, cry in

rison, boon the iti ot ecemocr . f "What's de matter wid

WendellPhiLips, 46 on the,' a coorec won)an De if this November. Uoury i iat ter,s jjouWe trouble all

2. Making no calculations as to trie size of rooms or to the location rl" furniture. C. Building caimneys by gue.v, fo that one i; to have a dozen

Itngtbs ot useless slov

else iilace his sieves in the y.vj.

i:onveiiieni locations. 4. Arrangintj windows and doors

cry essence -; f;() (K,t one open.; against the other.

icndment," ; or in the verv siiofc to bo ovupied

ere in the

rt Yaync

Kleptomania is the convenient name applied to the propensity to steal, when manifested by persons of wealth and respectability. A Brooklyn lady availed herself of this euphaism, recently, to get released from the penalty of petty larceney, and found it successful with the complacent judge. No phrase has been devised to excuse the thiefts of poor victims of hunger and cold when driven to desperation,

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assurod ner tv.ul those: aiMXit her t-hoi nor arc iiuhrs severed from their

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wouiu come t.m oi u an rigm, Uiiu r'auly" iy tf.c lamcntatioiis ot such

ujilUiihionablo and rcptiltive culprits. A young man and his intended, presented themselves before tiieCily (,'lcrk of Davenport, Iowa, the oilier day, for a iiurriago liee ise. It was found that tl:.o intemliu!! bridegroom

was under age, t-nd iiarents nor guardian.

sue was in no way ot. uyjng. day the deac.fr'. was busv at

nil! n lie was not.ticd that his wife wa;. wor ;o, a::d was dying "Oh, no she ain't, sho'il come o:;t all riglit, no trouble" lie.w!:l. xi't't 'he attendants insisted upon it tlirit hashotild

;o in, and tl.t t his v.-if,-, would not j lij more thiin a II w minute.'. So!

n:e

vaeon

(!'.wn tli..

Ix TiiOUiibE. A little darkey

i on the

Farder am drunk

am arone wid close siss

next.

20th of

vvara iseecner, oo bi lk iu;over the house

ounc last. Aiiuruw u, uruii, o ,...i.i ., ...,., ., ml 1 . ,IJUUU

on the -Jd ot last Hirni. l neot ore ; hro.Q de ,ookin, raM wy (lc broom

Mton, the ot iwc ucnioer ; j, 1)l!)y am got hcr Cycs full

list

29th of last Ju'y

sis with

by apiece of furniture, or so placing j which he was at work, and went to t'hent that no fresh air can got i the roon occupied by his wife, and rhrough the house, even thoug.i the I to her b-.tLide. After looking at whole of them should be open. ! her for a a tew minutes, he turned 5. Providing no moans for von-1 tn those present, and exclaimed,

alating rooms, save by open doers j "Yy ell, there ; t.'us look;; more like

r windows ; hence ail the impure

dr which is generated by breathing, ooking and fcrmentatien, a it is rarified, rises to the top cf the rorm, :.nd there remains to breed diseomlbrt, disease and death. 6, Xailing ishoaihing to the outside of the studding, and clapboacds,

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it. Aim so u proved me jucacou was never culL'tl again.

Dialogue between the lA'aminer and an applicant for Teacher's .License.

T.xanwiir . ir. A. v'hnt is your

uid neither In order to

make the proceedings regular, the

laoy suggested that she

be appointed guardian. As she was over eighteen, she was eligible, was duly appointed guardian, and then gave her consent tlu.t her ward should marry herself. A young student of Asbury University, who had jus: enlisted in April, 1801, was mnki ig a bombastic speech, concerning the heroic things that would probably be done bv his company, before its return

Said he, "When we get in front of

Mortality Among Presidents. There have been fifteen persons elected by the people to the office of President of the United States. Of this number the present incumbent is the only survivor. It is true that Messrs. Fillmore and Andrew Johnson, who were chosen Vice Presidents and became Presidents by the death of their chiefs, Taylor and Lincoln, are still living. This is extraordinary mortality. The first President Gen. Washington, died while the second President was in office. The second and third, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, deceased, while the sixth President

Kfnlr r,rl 70 TZ : of :yan FPFCV, and Pete would put j or gkling, clohC to the outside of that,

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de mustard on his hair for goose grease I put salt in ray tea for de whilfi ci,Tt wlifl" miiddor hna vtifn

India railways charge passengers ;pri)torIfauuvcomcs to sce hcr eight cents per i:Me. an(1 it makos me aeasick de dog - - ' j licked Pete's face, and got his mouf GENERAL DHfECTORY. flll 0 , mi,f.ta,rc1' fnd fHes ","lcr1 th? bed a howhn' de cat got her head ! in the milk pot, and I had to cut off Indiana State University, her head to save depitchur, and den KKY. Cykcs 3Tutv, I) Ih, Indent an-i j y tQ brcak dc pitchlir to get lie PiroffM-jr of Mental, Moral ami J'uMtctLl . , 11 tu x i-,i , l pkUoopft? ,,e:l" out' an'' " Wa-V 1 11 Pet 1,t,k.et'

Kkv. T. A. vv YUB,Ui., jt'rojessor of ! wlien muuuer comes nome,ior sciiiu tvrul VhHwphy. . the bed afire, is a sin I" KicH.M.l Uu'kx, i.,.R., Pi '-off -nst,r of Jf ' iai 10l m. Dasikj. KiuKwoe-., Uj.JO., Pro,? -ft is said that the population of Mnihemaiicx. Hush county has varied very little Kkv. H. Balikstixe, A.I., Professor f is;IK.(, 1810. Grrek owl Ura:k Ltrraiuri'. j rTrn nimmi mini 1 r C. 31. !!), A.3I., Pnf saor of Lulinund 1 " Latin I,i-riHnre. j GEO. A. BVSK1KK. J.S. SMITH II t'STKB. Joust I". 1'kytit. "ire.'V'st r of Law. j ,,-1 I -' " 0. TM-vrn-llox. iK.or.oi: A. i 10 m:u, LL.U, Pre- JjbtolvliwiV o: 11LMLL,

Jjitrratttrc, and tkz T'tfjrt) and 1'rmiUcc J

J. A. JvF.riiKi.T, nrofca.ur of Modern Languijts aiid Ilia ' 'j.

leaving small, or 110 aiv ehairbers between them j and, as in nine cases

out of ten, green materials ior each

object in engaging in the business of! cmy wc will march with tin . . 0 0 1 i-.ii : .n i.. ii... i 1

t each bur

A ppHmni Thirty dollar: month, sir.

shammer I would have sup-

111 view. Applicant I hud. I asked them forty dollars, but they would not

covering have been used, they -posed that you lud a higher object

snrinK anu rot, soon niaiiing a honey-comb of the shell, though plastered with paint and cement. 7. Leaving the lower floor directly 011 joists, or at best, lining it with culls full of knots and strikes, which arc little better than no.: ling, and as a consequence the floor is always cold and uncomfortable.

nve it.

The Examiner subsided.

8. In finishing, first laving the

bast

ban;

lathing stud plastering up to

so that when they wxz

, pilasters, ot:.t enstng.-; (peri 1 i , " i .1

s or fjreen luiaueri anu men

A short time ago a closo-fistcd firmer on the Sandy River, in Maine, died, after devising Si tc his only son. The old gentleman was dulv hrned in the venerable

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nnmssioners.

County Oflicers. BOBKST C. .l'oiTKIt, 31K.NKY F. PKRBY, D. V. Buskikk,

M. II. Ji.SKS, Kuwaki) Wright, Wm. H.Sukxmb, T. Y. Kaoes, S. H. Phiu.ips, J am:s Small.

"Wm. . Bnowyixa, Ciji 'nnan of Univn Central Vommittre of ifor-roc cc!!,(i. 3$. E. Slcss, -4 awh of lid. Rectnvc. CoUKTS Circuit C'r-t D. li. Pel':!, Judge; John C. IhAinao 1, Pros. Att-rnry.

SeMtom April end October. . PUas Corrt T. W. Wcjlm, Judge.; . JameJL Reeves Prosecuting Attorney. SessionsApril, At gust and Dr.ecnbcr. Township Ofkickks .V. Swidgrftsx, Township 'Prude? ; P. T. litttfrr, JcsJ 'P. Cox tmd C. W. Henderson, Justices if the Peace. Gorpok vtios 0F7im;RS Clerk, John ('. Orchard; Proa. Af(erif; Jvhtt Bmkirk; Marnhal. Jax. P. Clark; TrenHurvr, J.

Manlev. Tkcstkk! -1st wnnl P.. I

Vss.; 2dvid .V. L. t.dorn; sd ward .. Misewr ; 4th wml Parker Pearson; 5th T ard John Waldr m. School Trcstiks IJ lton llijht, Geo. AT. Chase, and O. W. H ji s.

'.l.r,n:iiurt''i, lud.. oiSco north sida of tlio

i --J! lie jt:.r. I S'o. will :ttti.'.:l to l)Uiix ?? ontni.-toil j to cuv cir.-f. in the CV-irt. cf t!ii? S.!:t, :uu.l I arc ;il?i ji'vj;iU'.i to dUcou."t cod nnd solv- ! out isi.-r. i.!i re 1 ki-u-IjIu tei-ins.

. Sheriff I 1'rf ere tecs M rs-rs. MeI)on:i.ld & l!o:icii - - Aifiiti v , Atlo'rnovs, "InO.i;; nrii! ; Messrs. Wii.rfov.-. - rrearrs i T.a'.ur i Co.. 1 ir.k; -r. Xo. 52 WV; Mni-t - - Kcto-rdc :!, York; M --sw. MeCulla & Co., McrSchoot Exatidmr i d,. nt BliyiMi irto:i, Ind. mnv'J

Voroner

orihees arc loir, to Itt in ttiecoio. ami

moisture. J 0. Lietting his work out at aj whole, trusting to the honesty of; the contractor to do it, without I having plans or speeilieatioas prop-j

erly drawn, and without any one 10 oversee, criticise or direct it. The "Patriot" says that Boone county needs gravel roai'e mo :e than railroads. Many counties do.

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O.'i;l0 Hi 1 l;roii'

u i ei a torriijic lat:- i! ; ..l.ar.d j ).('." wa-- i' urul , 1" .. i..,-..;,,.

faltering tread to the girl we left

behind us." He probably laid some idea of a tunc cf that name, but created an impression ho did not desire. The Indianapolis Sentinel has the following : the fellow ouirht to

be bumped :: "The new system of

telegraphing will soon be introduced. It consists in placing red headed girls in a row, about fifty feet apart, and eommunieiiting the message to the first one." The first stone of the New York post office was laid on Saturday TP . t ft ,1.

evening. .111 tno course ot titty or

five hundivd ve:,:.; those of the in-

shall

.11 :i:e en tit

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a long dita i. e hearted son wit.-

ii-CfiJ'a' Tans oi'T.-tia

From the P.ioo::hnton Progress. THIS ADVERTISEMENT j'L.nil IO I)oI!ai" iaa GREENBACKS will pay foi: $20 Worth of Goods! AT THE ' Mew York Store O P

. J Jt JL. C3L v r ., On the south side of Public Square,' IZLOOMSX&TOIV, IXTB.

ho made "Vnibablv dollar !" "

th he

.-..fs

, dowi the river

hen the tender-

5 inform ad of the fact, touching remark :: came back alter th.;t

tile

JAMKS II (.'(III ICS.

UIJfiKEIi &

Mi i. VAX lliJll-V.

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C'buic'iies. tfcthodi.it Episeojitd, corner of Madison nnd 5th streets; He. J. II. CLll'l'lNOE.t, Pas:nr. First Presbyterian, "Wulnut struet, Ixt. Dth and Oth, A. Y. M )i;ue, iVtor. Second Presbyterian, Otll Stmit, bet. Cel logo. Avcnuo and liuilroad; Kcv. 3J. JJai-lextixe. Christian, Sth strwt, hct. "WMshincton and Lincoln; Elder AV.B.F.Treat, Ps-stoi. Loptiti, corner of "Vushington and 4th ntrii U: S. BuiiTON, Puftor.

United Presbyterian. North College Avenue Catholic, corner of Jladison and 4th fits. Mew Advertisement, FALL AND WINTER STOCK

Good Calicoes, at from S to l l;-t.:."r'yd. Bleached Domestic, as low as 6!:',;yd. Brown Doinestic, from 10 to lik-f'yd. G'jod Bed Ticking for lCjor'yd.

Goeil Pupur Collai s, lTicts . box. Dress Gois very cheap. Wldte Cotton Hose, lficts p pair. A full line of Pimuoh. An endk'Wi variety of Noilons,vfiy edict .p, A very largo stock of Summer Hat?. Wo sell Boots nnd .Shoos very low, s:t ! he NEW YORK STOliE, Mny 2C, 1800 TULEY & CO., Props.

Attorneys at LawBLOOMIXCtTOX', IKW., WILL praet'en In tho Supreme and iiif'-rinr CourU of itu ISiati. aii-1 i;i

tho District Court of the U.:. for Indiana. The- e !!; t'1.11 of claims in ;ny part of th: State, wid rt-coire prompt a H-nlimi. JMooniinrtn, Ii.d., Kov. 21, lc-.i-v

James 1 le t ric k and ilerbort Gra.-i-ty, two Nashville boys, went out hunting the other day, and llerrie c climbed over a log, pulling his gun

alter He i:

him, Hltll . dead now.

the usual result.

New

(jr0li!i AT

Ales,

rJ7o tlie Iaclics !

room

A. J. Me-

Slillinery oods. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED my Fr.H and 'Winter stock of Millinery Goods, and ask tho Ladies to cull and exftniinethcin. They consist of Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowery Plumes, Kid Glove, Cffs, &c. B'ekcblnar and PvesdP d -no on short notic:;, and latest style. Shop :mo

loor east of KeeU's Gnaanr snoj

formerly occupied ly Mis

1 U' MISS 11. A. ROBINSON Bloom ington, Noj. 17, 1.sG'jw. Stock Farai for Sale.

fnilE un-lcrrsigncd oftors for .'ale mo of tho fines,, ;,-'occ furnis in Monroi: county, consisting of 4M A !";, situated jive milts n.;rtVi oi' Blo.-miloi.. A large porticn is v-. ;i sot in u.ra: ; water hiways plenty and jcm.-cnient. n nood barn, dwllmgW,,. rcrms.ky. j

Fall Stock of Millinery Goods, Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods;, WE hav-i just rcccivod ou.r Full md Winter stoc'ic of MiHiuory Go wis, and nsk tho L;lie to call mid" examine while tho stock is full. Unusual care has been eserciTcd in the selection of our GLOVES, HOSIERY,

and Fancy Goods, nil of which arc of th; novc.H 8tv!s. Bleaching and I'rt:. : in c

done on sfiirt lioticc, :;nd i:i tin 1 mi. t satisfactory manner. .Store on N'rt'.i Co' lego Avcnuo, juit nortJi of the public s'u:iro. WIS. S. J. BEM. IS, MISS K. M. FAlilS. Bloominj'ton. luii., oci27 'C3 u

LADIES' lOCDS, l'orLixs, LEOS,

oui e("i:als:1 LAWNS, SILKS, PRINTS, And n greut varity of Trimtnings, CLOTHS, CASSD1ERES, JHANS AN1 TWEEDS, BOOTS A S III V JC S. ITts & Ca.)s, 'IE.V, COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, And in fact a t-ood lot of Family Iroecrics, all for sale kov tj f'oHh a, id Prodio-f Ci'sfow. Thankful f .1 pa. t lavoi ?u lil Tally

Jti.ivvo.l on us. woiioiicit a coii'ii-u: in-'-of tho

1. li o tog-raphs!

Don t fi:g?:ttiuwe you love at home, but send tln.-ni to "Mi St I IW -'SjaSji? IV.onis and have them photographed. Prrson? at a dMi-.wco are informwl that Nesrutivr.-; iire ' rv- f rved, ; tl.'ut. in e.xf of death, rbovoi-apl's c;i:i bo osdove.1. Or '.vbat is !':! be lev, 1 !;; siei-.t! Ni-alivcs i-an b (-nlarji-i'd fn.m niodium tolifc sip, (.-itlv.T )lain. at a ci-st of ': 1.50, u; t ? MM. color wl. One of tlvj be it Colorits in tho c.--,-.nt:-y, has I. n employed, and his work can to rcl cd en. Orders J Vom a clititastce solicited, nd satUfiiilion given. XrT.!.-ml by vuail ft Diignorrootypo or AmbrotVH. c !. !: in' v'5.00, niiii 'ot or.e of

j hi i large nzed I'h ,togr:ph, neatly frai.ied.

Hours for children, bvt':en 10 and "2

oc,.lc ,1. 1J. ALl.l.SOXt.

BloomiiMton, I:id.. May 5, 1859.

i:;u;it;i!it-; then he a

last one laid. It would net Lo suilr to lot on it, 1 11 ir.g'ii, than it would be to bet on MeOoolos's figliting. "You s:iy, J.Irs. Jones, that th.e prisoner stubbed the decersed. Was it in the thorax or "he abdomen:"' "No sir, it was in the street, I seed it with my own blessed eves !" "That'll do, call the next witness."

V,r have re; ived f r 11 the Secretary i tho A:. .cric.il Chii-itian (.on.i: is.rion a eiieu!ar setting forth tlio 0 )j ets of the. State Christian Convmtion to be held at Tene Thu t , December 7th, Sth and !)th. It is signed wry generally by the ministers of the F?t::te, and prominent laymen of all evangelical denominations. The fo. lowing arc the topics for discussion : 1. What is the demand for an ineresee of Christian oilort in our State ? Opened by iUev. E. P. Ingeisoll. 2. How can weseenreamcregeneral atteudancc of the j eaple in eiry ami country, lijion public worship ? Ojiened by Colonel John M. Hay. 3. How can the christian activities of the- entire menibership of a Church be best organised and developed. Opened by 1). L. Moody,

oi Lhiea'ro.

A GKNTS WANTED. AGKN'TS WANTED $75 to .f-200 per ir.Hit'i. i;i-.i!c and female, to : e!l tho colcbyatcd and ori-jinsd Cinnnn-n nso Fi-.iuil'.' Scw'nt; if;-.iliinc, improved a!::l pcriVctc . ; it will 1k:-.u, fell, stitch, tuck bind, braid and ei- brnidi-r in a liust supcriiT iiiiiiiner. Price only $15 For simplicity and durability, il has no rival. lo not buv fro 1:1 tin v parties scllinsr

1 machine;, under tho sumo name us ours, i unlt hnvir.jr a Ccrtilieaio of Agency j signed l y , as lh y are vertb'cs;s Cast ! Iron Much.:!. os. For clrcuhira and term;

apply to, or address

octTiiin il. UKAVv r Oltl) M t:u., 4 IS Cbennt St., Philadelphin, Pa.

The Kcaratyia Ex tenuiu ttc r, THE 1518.(101' FILL ! a: mi nsiioi' till i THE Ji-lSUOr TILL ! Not 'Brf.iidi-cth's,' not Ayer',' not'Wi-ijjht's but "GvfirnW liishop Pill, "Wl.iih U IiommI to take tin-place of nil oth'.'ro. ; purely veclab!o Pill 1 -up;ar coat-i-d.l iinc. of ( Nlrfioi-dinary efficacy for Cos-

tiveiic.J, Indi;li-tion, Dyspep-ia, llcatlnchc:;, J'crv( us Debility, Liver Complaint, &c." Medical Journal, Sept 8. Positively tbc best Pill in tbe World. Tbiinsand:; of boxes nov used. For salo t.t & 'WYLIK'S Grocery Store.

was in olliee. The fourth I'l-csidtint, James Madison, and the tilth, J.tnies Monroe, expired during the administration of President Jackson, But the

' .'.(fifth President, James Monroe, died herself c 1 ... .1.. i- ,i. r

nve jeans ucioro 111c lourin. panics Mad isou. Tlie sixth President, John Quiney Adams, lived until 1848, and died when James K. Polk the tenth President, was in office. The seventh President, General

Andrew Jackson, died three years

before his predecessor, the sixth President, viz : in 18-15. The eighth, Martin Van Uuren, died in 18(30, when Anerew Johnson was in office. The ninth, General Harrison, expired one month after his inauguration, in 1841. The tenth, James K. Polk, died within three months after leaving the office, in May, 1849. General Taylor, the eleventh President, died in office in July, 1850. Gen. F ranklin Pierce, the twelfth President, has just deceased, being the last survivor of the ex-Presidents. His successor, James Buchanan, departed this life in June of last year, being the thirteenth President. Abraham Lincoln, the fourteenth

President, as is well known, was

rtssassmated in April, 1.000, oen; the second mouth of hh second term

Wc give below a table snowing

the number of years c;ich President

lived alter the expiration of his

Presidential term, taking no account

of odd means. George "Washington, three years, John Adams, twenty-five years. Thos. Jetlerson, seventeen years James Madison, nineteen years. Jatv.cs Monroe, six years. John Quiney Adams, 19 years. Andrew Jackson, eight years. Martin Van Lurcn, 25 years.

Wm. II. Harrison died in oHiec. James K. Polk, three months

after expiration of omee.

General Zachanau layior died m

office.

Franklin Pierce, twelve years. James Buchanan, seven years. Abraham Lincoln died in office. Cincinnati Enquirer,

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4. How far arc union cfiorts among the Evangeiioiil Chinches practical and desirable? 5. What can btisiucs;; men do for Christ.? Opeucd by Charles K. Coffin. (.'. How can our wei4: day prayer meetings be made -move effeciivV -7. What are the grs-t hindrances to the progress of Christ's kingd.ini in our midst, and how may they be overcome? 8. How may a general revival of .religion throughout the Stats iind country, be secured ? itt is recommended to pastors to take the tqpio: suggested, for the themes of their prayer meeting lectures, until the Convention, and

wl.cn practicable preach on the gen

eral subject the Sabbath previous to

it, thct their people may be specially interested in the Convention, ami prepared for its deliberations

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2,030 FAT HOGS WANTED. TH E subscriber will pay the nrnrkct price in casli, for 3,000 IfiEiAJI)' OF GOOD FAT IlOOt.S. Call and foo too, b:-foro i cllint?

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I-Al.i:r::! in Gro Berics, Pro vinous, i'onfeclioiicrieis, Tobacco aud 'Dsgar. Tlmnkful for pn.rt f.-.vor;, tin j v:;i.: to rneri 11 cont nuance of .ii -Miio ;. ('.-ill see thi'in tit w.fllli!fct3. CoiiJOir ?oi-.tli vvi

LEVI TAKNENB AU M

Iliis been E:it, nnil nurcluiscJ his stock of Fall and W inter Goods, mid would say to tlio public, t tint bo Ims now tho largest and oust coiiiplctc .stock of Keady BlaJs Clothing, I'vcr brou'it to tliii cu.rUot. AL-io, a largo ;.nd woll ijcl.t led toc!v of Hats and. (Jap, lUin'r; :!' -.o.-.", '.In- (.; (He! Vidi.i, d'rfrts end ( ;il (foth, Gents' lu-ni 'iv.n'j ( tWi , Dry Oooth-', NoUhm, Jfimcal li. drvraent , ((., All of wl ich li'i will .'-.ill :it low ll'iri'?. 1!" wi:l riv- y!i a lit- Ho will -;iv.- you good Um ds lie wil' iji-.-i! y,j tiio iiitcst style, li k -.vli.:. :-v i.r. i io:m"

MO CALL A. & CO., JTEEl' tho largest stock of DRY OOOI, MOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Hosiery and Glares, IIOOl SKIRTS, Mais and Caps,

Boots and Shoes,

ScSiool IIOOlLiil

and Stationery,

COTTON YARNS PATTING,

AND

COi Ui.'t

Jii - .,.'!.. '...n 1:.

Quecm warCy Stoneware and Glassware, Dye-stuffs, Sail, HYDRAULIC CEMENT, &C,

Anywhcro to bo found, bet ween tlio tan

Imrk regions of Hrown coitn ;.y, and tbe rich

iron iUnl coal tl'.'lila ot (iro.one. It roll cx

pi-ct to buy jjcoud-t idioiipcr than yon ever

s;iw Ihcni, here or cUcwhow, l;c snroto have

volir pocket, bonk foil of (il-i'Clil-;ii'liS Th

nui.ih is vat jcU the shaip ip ot.t. july-l

Use. John

Ami

p. ! lil ; if

Sh -Jii'

ifotauie

Orchard House

S. M. ORCHARD & SON,

Proprietors.

We are glad to l lieve rhat the

hitter prejudice which has. heiefco-

fore been lelt against female pLysi-

eifms, is rapidly di.'iap)caring, anl that they are now udmitted to the

privileges 01 man 01 our ues-tern

medical colleges. lhe ability of.

woman to master nil tbe rajuire-

ments oi tlie prohtssioa, is not to be questioned. Hcr adaptation for

it, however, must be practically de

monstrated. If it is found that her sex is a barrier in the path to successful practice, her knowledge will

prove no less valuable in the hospi

tal than at the beds? tic. As advan

ced stiience teaches tss to discard the

uae of noxious drugs, and to rely more upon the curative powers of

nnture and the kindly oliiccs of the

n-irse, it may be that tiie gentle h and and moral influence of woman peculiarly adapt her to the practice of medicine. Whether she pro res .successful or not, credit is cortainly due those colleges which have given hcr the means of putting th-,2 question to a practical test.

Ihave for ?n, at my to, fvc iv.iles west of BWr.iingtoa, 35 lieiitl of, throe year old Steers, fattcniMl sntaicicntly for beef, or in good condition for feeding. Two Pairs of Matched Mares, four years old, well broke to harness, double or s nglc. These inures a!-o all hall' sitters, v:crc raised together, and arc gnr.ln and safe. Also, a lot of line bloodet. two-year elds, (yearlings and sucking calve?) Ipth heifers and bulls, which wili be disposed of

i t fair prices.

30 head of Fine FJjrs l or ssiurc and Chester, for breeding pin-poses. 1 will be found at my farm, or. TrAfxlavs

rnd Thursd.-iy of each wecic, by iKirst.ns

n-lio nine en. 1 1 roesaiouieor purcawt .stock.

Those who desire to improve then- stock

uro mvitod to eali. HENRY ELLEB. Blooniingt.jnt Ind., Oet 20 6

OPrOSITE THE DEPOT, Bloomiirigtosi, Inl.

i5'JSriprti)iS will he spared to aceommotlaic

the trinelmg public. auglly

NE II 7 NE W! NE W!

Ssimner Clothing. BENJ.MeGEE, 1K,VI-ER IN BVEUY STYLE OF Ready - Made Clothing,

IVoilIi Side of Public Square, B LOO MI NO TO. r, INDIANA.

t. aiaejc. p. i ouat;H.

-A-llon Sc Co., SbuiJt Side of ihe Public &ywre,

DEAIEBS IN

HARDWARE AND CUTiERY, And all kinds of Stoves and Tinware. Nails, Sitfh, Glass, Paints, (Mis, and Farming Utensils,

SlANUf ACTEBEES OS

The surest remedy known siifo, pcriiuincnt iiinl oil'ret 11.il. .So plc:ui.-itit that every bo.ly w "i! i:il il. (.ll':iilis 10 Jioii'oil. N'ld cvervwhoro. Vi U-, 75c u b -. ?.I:,de und - t.A'hy UOttP.lA, . JOHNSON, . , : (:'-' ; 1 lle-lford. T.uliaaa.

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BENJ. Mo(5EE has one of tho largest Bt icks of Clothln.?. in his store, at the present time, ever brought to the Athens cf Indiana, and lie is selling them at much lower prices than heretofore. Ho has JGviy Style of Clothing for Men and Boys, Embracing a full line of fine and coarso Coats, Pants, Vests, Linen Shirts. Under Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders and Nedk-ties. Especial attention is directed to a stoek of JE-JC J- as recently purchased, which comprise the latest and most popular ttylcs. Gent!.' Furnishing Goods. At, thin store, a ftril stock ox Gent' i'ui-ni.-ilrng (iooils can always be found tha neve fnoveitirt- bcifg Rcwnl as rapullv as they arc iiitrv-dueod in tho Kutorn citie. A i'uod Awk of Trunks, Traveling ':v.: and Valises, v'lways in rtori'. i w.niia call particular attetitii u to the Bernis Papjr Collar, uf which I keep a Cull prV. 1 have, bv far, the largest ?t?-ckof SSn-oinl lotliis, Casslnicren, Slli. Vvlicts, santl tVoi'NteG Cioodoi, Which -will be cut and 11m up in tho

highest rtylo ot the art.

Tin Copper anil Sheet Iron Ware. Bloomingtoa, Ind., March 24, i8i&.

L 100:1.! lit. ton

Buy thu "yoVELTY," cr ft h-t taho it on tri' with any or jM tthcisf at 4 keep THE BEST. Sold everywhere. K B PIIELPS i: CO., j&a General Agttt3 17 Conland St. SY

Remodeied, Repainted, Refur-nislted.

SHOWERS d- HlLWWJX, P,-o;s. SaS'-FiMi Strc-1, cut f tin l iot'l.--.