Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 December 1869 — Page 2

BLQQMINGTOK PROGRESS.

"William A. Gabk, Editor aid Froprhfur.

WEDNESDAY. DBO. 22, I8t;.

The Railroad Election. The Commissioner?;, at their December Term, ia compliance with a petition numerously signal, heve ordered an election U be held at the various places of voting in the county, to decide whether they shall appropriate 85,000 to aid the building of an East and West Kailroad, (St. Louis & Cincinnati Air Line.) Under the provisions of the law, no part of this appropriation can be paid until the road to bj constructed shall have been jwrmanently located and work thereon done and paid for by the company, equal to the amount of the donation ; r.or shall, to exceed fifty per cent, of ihe amount of the appropriation be pttid over, until the iron ii. laid, and a train of cars shall have passed over

the entire length oi that portion of

the road for which the money is appropriated. This wise provision of the law precludes the possibility of swindling, upon the part of the compaiiy.

Elections have been ordered in Decatur, Greene and .Bartholomew counties, and all will doubtless favor appropriations by decided majorities. The people of Monroe eoun ty arc aware of the benef ts conferred by railroads, and should need no arguments to induce them to do their duty at tho polls, on the 25th of January. Let every voter read the proclamation of thi Auditor, in another column.

A. Delmar, Esq., the great statician, who, during ti e last campaign, proved so conclusively yp figures which he deilared would not lie that the national debt would be largely increased during the first year of a Republican Administration, has purchased the National Intelligencer of W.ashington City. Kew York Democrats and capitalists are interested v.'ith Mr. Delmar

in tne enterprise. . i e presume the first efforts of the Intelligencer

will be to prove by figures that the national debt has been increased rather than diminished. It must be so in the opinion of the editor, after he proved it so conclusively by statistics, of which Bureau he was Chiefs

It is gratifying to re-jeive evidence almost every day, of the fidel ty with which the administration is conducting the fins aces of the country. Reports from three districts in North Coroliaa, show tha; while for the six months ending October, 1868, there was but 102,126 collected on tobacco. During the same months of 186', under Gon. Grant's administration, the amount of collections on tl is article was in

creased to 428.433. a clear gain of

a third of a millior.. Stranger still, there was more tobticco manufictured in the three districts, during the time specified, in 1 868, than in 1869, but A. J. was not particular about the collection of the tax. Hie revenue from all sources in the t.vo Carolinas, we are told, is largely in excess during the past six months of the amount collated during the corresponding months in 1868.

Gen. Henry 15. Carrington has been detailed as Military Professor at Wabash College, Crawfordsville. The gay young people of Hendersor, Kentucky, eat pea nuts in church. Illinois boasts as many hogs as it ha.- citizens, irui for man. fames B Brown, of Cleveland, Olio, has been convicted of murdoriiu his wHo in the second -tlogr.se.

lit always kills folks in that degree, i . i 1 "

so :ney won t nuiig mm. The very latest style of boots has tht toe turned up like an old fas lioned skate. A man in Effingham, Illinois, un lertook to blow the soot out. of th chimney with powder, and succeeded remarkably well, in addition to which, the powder blew his eye? ou :, which did not soot him. A. man fell from the trapeze, in Tennessee, a few days ago, ant" telescoped his nose. Lucy Stone likens boys to vinega the more "mother" in tlieui th'i sharper they are. Rev. Mr. Smith, of Illinois, was acquitted for drowning his wife, beoa lse it was his first offense of til? kind. They hire out dress coats uo.v ii London, to the advantage of the

diss who live ou the interest of thsir debts, and yet wait occasionally to dine out. "Bugmaster General" is the roj.ni-

a : name lor ctate JMiT.omoiogi.st, in

Illinois.

A pair of twins were recently

born on a Pennsylvania railroad triin. Their mother said it always

made her sick to ride in the cars.

J. E. Redwine is the name of an

editor at Gainesville, Ga. .Lhe

temperance girls there wont look at him, remembering the command,

".Look not upon the wine when it is

red." Ho biteth. A St. Louis paper, speaking cf a family in New York that made a

ft rt unc out of whisky, says they live on Twenty-third street, in a perfect delirium tremens of splendor. A new comer at Niagara Falls,

moved into a house, where he found a bottle filled with ketchup, some of.

which he drank. Ihe next thing he did was to ketchup his bowels in his hands and pull for a drug stoie. A stomach elevator extracted the bed-bug poison from among his vitals, and he will try and lead a different life.

rremont s recent illness is impposed to have been caused by a mistake in parting his hair. As long as it is parted in the middle, 'ae enjoys good health, but just get one lair on the wrong side, and his Massive brain becomes unbalanced. A man in Atchison, Kansas, bragg;ed for some time that he belonged to ihe Good Templars, though he

imbibed rather too freely for one of

that gender. JMnally, some goad

sister asked mm wnat lodge he

belonged to, and he replied, "I be

Men of mercantile ability are always liberal advertisers, while obscure traders advertise scantily, or

not at all. The Republican majority in Mississippi is much larger than was at first reported. It is now ge.ieriilly estimated at 45,000. In the Light of the Wall street gold nianit:, Fisk, Jr., sent Mrs. - N . .lit' 1 11

Urant a present oi diamonds, whieii was rejected. The Treasurer of Morgan county has givin a written notice to the cnimP , . ....

ty Aiiiliior,not to issue county orders to any person who is delinquent on the tax duplicate. "Wil! iam Dtimont, of Clark county, blew out his brains on Thursday, the 3d. because ho couldn't pet any work, mil t: idn't want to depend on his friends for support. If he was out of mont v he ought to have sold his pistol. Brigham Young's favorite concubine, is Amelia Folsom, of Council Bluffs, Iowa. She is said to be as handsome as a new boot. The Democrats of Putnam county have tieeided upon the first Thurs

day in June, to hold a election for candidates.

nominating

Situation of the Fifteenth Amendment. When reconstruction is complete, there will be thirty-seven States in the Union. To ratify an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, the Legislatures of threefourths of tha States must give it their assent. When twenty-eight Slates, therefore, have ratified the Fi fix-out',! Amendment, it will be

officially declared a part ot the Federal Constitution. In answer to a call of the House, Secretary Fish, reported a few days since, that official information has been received and filed at the State Department, showing the ratification of this amendment by twentyone States, as follows : Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Inliana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Nevada, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Arkansas, Louisiana ami Virginia. Of the States not included in the above list, hut certain to ratify the amendment when their Legislatures

meet, we reckon the following : Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas in all. seven, which will

Udolpe Wolfe, whose Scheidam Schnapps were advertised extensively, died worth $300,000. Poor whisky is called "Fifteenth Amendment," in the South, because they say it is "hard to swallow.'' It is said that statistics si ow that a large majority of the graduates of Yale and Harvard never marry. Charles Van Dim n, a wealthy citizen of New York, has donated 00,000 to form a ' ; lance committee to riil that city of thieves and murderers. The committee is to be organised on ihe 1st of January. The largest tannery in the world

is at Kane, Pa. It al ready has 600

vats in operation, and consumes 45,-

000 tons oi hemlock oark per year, Miss Jer.nv Boyd, of Eufala

Alabama, took chloroform to relieve

her toothaclK', and is now an ange in heaven.

Miss .Jennie James, of Boston, the other night, gave a ten thousand dollar levee. Ten years ago her

father worked' in a cooper shop for

a dollar a day. The Elkhart Review has the fol lowing : "A slight mishap occur

red ton young gentleman of our

long to the old S. T. 1860 X!" Frank Hegler, editor of the Attica Ledger, bought some torpedoes to amuse the little Heglers, and being an inquisitive cuss, dissected one to find where the noise came Irom. Frank learned all he wanted to know, and is a thumb short on Ids right hand.

When you heai a man talking loudly about removing the burdeas of taxation from the poor, and at the same proposing to repeal the income tax, set him down as a hypocrite and a demagogue. Removing the income tax from t ie rich throws that amount of burdon elsewhere, and upon men who already bear more than they like to carry. Cin. Chronicle.

An exact calculation (omittiue minute fractions) saows the following result for the first nine months of Gen. Grant's administration : Seduction from Mnrcl. 1 .....71.903.525 00

neaucuon per month Reduction per week Reduction per clay Reduction per hour. ....... Reduction per minute Reduction por second ,

7,989,261 DO 1,843,680 00 262 42a S3 10,934 23 182 23 3 04

President Gran; was called on, one day last week, by a delegation of colored men, who thanked him for his recognition of their existence as a part of the body politic. Tiie President assured them he knew :io white, no black, o;: mixed colors in bis administration .

f i l -i r a i

tor tne jviormon ca-jse. A novel as well as cheap and satisfactory wiy of disposing of the dissatisfied, a id at the sirue time strengthening the foundations of his "Church." A young Presbyterian named Burnet, has been publicly excommunicated from a St. Louis church for extracting money from the collection plate. "By "a strict attention

"will be expended : n bringing them to business," ho bad accumulated

vrill be use! to much botuir $1,000 since February last, to ihe 4TOhielB buying provision's, r.g- detriment of shirtless cannibals, for ficfcltinitementaiKi in annuity, whom the money was shelled out.

Indian delegations are forbidden

by the Com mist doner of Indian Affairs to visit Washington a official business. It is the opinion

of the Commissioner that their business can be much better settled , by their Agent,anci the money which ?n i i i i ' ji.

Anot tier Improvement in L,;Faj'etKe. Lots No. 50 and 52 Third Streot, next to Rosser's building, were rei sentry sold to oiu go-ahead hat ;aeu, Levering & Co., who, we understand, will put up, next season,

handsome tour-ston building,

i hirty-eight feet wide and running !iaek the same depth of Ros3er's.

This will make one of the best stote-

l ooms in our city, and we congratu-

ate .Levering os Uo. upon the purbase of so handsome a piece of

property. There is no hnu in oar

aty who deserves or require better luarters. They are a liberal and a

' ive house, and the man who can't

uy goods of Levering & Co. could , lot be suited any where. Fiuei

i able, mink and all kinds of furs,

aid the richest and the most elegant uits of seal skins and Astra ckhan, aixib ekiu, wttuks, tuuffb anil t uilut a; ej.ver and otter for gents, fine irojorted gloves, &c. These make up heir large holiday sales, in addition o all the very newest things in hu ts md caps. Citizens of the Wabash, oe have a Bourbon among us, and hat man is Levering, the king-pin imong the hat men of the West. LaFayelte Journal. Probably one of the moat powerful features of Brigham Young's ule is the exercise of that authority which ers.bles him to send mal-eon-

A MAiinvixcr Man, Mr. Jacob Bloat, a well known German citizen of this- county, aged sixty-five years, led to the altar his sixth wife, in the persoi, of Mary Deviny, an Irish lady, of forty-five years, this morning. The ceremony of uniting this couphs was performed by Justise Jocelyn. Five of Mr. B.'s wives were married to him in this county. Three of them died natural deaths, two ran away, and he was divorced from them. This it seems does not cause Mr. B. to lose faith in the marital relation, and he has jest entered upon his sixth trial of matrimonial bliss. May his last venture prove a good one. New Albavy Ledger. This is the season when people

make up their minds about the magazines they will take for the coming year, find they are largely influence by the announcements

winch eliirerciit publishers make. The various programmes are. published, and this in brief is what: Hurd & Houghton promise to give in their "Riverside Magazine for Young People." Not without pride they point to the first name on their list of special contributors, Hans Christian Anderson, the most celebrated of all '.vriters for the young, who is engaged to furnish then with his stories even before they appear in Denmark. Oi American authors, Jacob Abott is perhaps the best known, md he is to describe, in his intelligible, thorough manner, such processes as the building of a railroad. Colonel Paul it. Havne. another writer well known

for his delicate poetry and chivalrie tastes, is to tell again some of Froissart's stories. There is promise

that the Editor has a good store of lively and humorous poetry, and short stories with spirited illustrations; and this is likely enough, since he has such writers to draw from as the author of the "Susy book," Mr. Stockton, the author of "Ting-a-Ling,'' Mr. Cranch, the artist, and author of the "Last of the Hugyermugg;rs,,) and finally the inim table "Little Artists" under Aniiu Silvernail's supervision. Riddles and enigmas, bright talk, and an ever fresh variety thesse are to characterize the "Riverside," and people who have seen the three volumes already published will believe it. The publication pricu is 2:50 a year ; to teachers and clergymen, $2:00 ; and the publishers are Me.t8. Hurd & Houghton, 459 Broome Street, New York. The Superintendent of the Inebriate Asylum near Media, Pa., adds the weight of his testimony in support of the theory that drunkenness iei not a vice, but a disease, which can be cured by physical treat amnt. Of one hundred and

four pjitients treated in the "Sanita

rium that

makethercKjiiisitcnumber of twenty- acquaintance who wea.-s candle-mold

eitrht. We have little doubt that

Georgia will be added to the list, and wc have a right to expect the same of Ohio. But the amendment is secure, without cither of these two States.

f I J Vlbl VAX 11U V Vf JA W . VI tiaeir disease is beyond the

rflfipb of nny vnnwn remedy Tie Jac kson (Mississippi) Clarion, give a lifit of twenty-six Republicans, two Conservatives and two

DemDcrats elected to the Senate of

Mississippi, and of seventy-sis: Republicans., twelve Conservatives and three Democrats elected to the House., Three districts in the Senate and thirteen in the House, re

main to be heard from. Three of

the Senators and seventeen of the Representatives are colored men. The indications are that Congress

will pass a tree banking act during

tents abroad to act as missionaries; the 82ssio:o. and will not accede to

Bontwell's suggestion of a contraction of !?2,000,(t00 a month. Gen. Butler heads a movement

to have pensions paid by means of

money orders, every two months, instead of to pensioners directly, or their attorneys, as at present. It is thought that a bill to that effect will pas.8 Congress. Returns from the cleotion in Texas, show that the Legislat ure is largely liiadical. The Governor is still in doubt. Mississippi went strongly Radical.

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pants, while in attendance at the

Ladies' Library Association levee

the other cven.ug. A few pinf

however, enabled him to sustain himself creditably in all the changes

of the dance.excopt in addressing In

partner; he was manifestly awkward

in that, for obvious reasons."

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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To iJonsuiinptivcff.,

TH E Ailvetliiier, havin;; been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, Rl'ier havinp suHVred several Tears from

a seven; luiisr nff.'Ciion, ur.tl that droaa uis

ease Consumption, ia anxious to make known

to his iVlluw-suflerer the means of (jure.

To all who det.ire it, he will send a copy of

tho proscription, free of charge, with the di

rei'tionu for preparing and using the same which tin-v will find a Mire cure for Con

sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. Tl

ohioct of the advertiser in Bonding the

Prescription is to lenelit the afflicted, and spread information nhicl) he conceives to be invaluable, and l.e hopes every sutlercr wlii

try his remedy, as it wil! cost them nothing,

and nmv prove r. blessins;.

Parlies wishing the prescription will pleaiie

addnw, Kky. KDWAKD A. WIUSON, WiUiamsburj.;, King County, New Yoil; May 26 ly.

RAILROAD

ELECTIO N.

PURSUANT TO Alv OKUKK of the Hoard of C'i unty t'iiiimiwioiii.T of Monroe county, in the State of Indiana, made on the Uth !uy of December, lSOtl,

hereby invn notice that th'j polls will Us

opened nt the usual places of holding flec

tions in me sovcrtu i.owu.tuip lu huu

County, on TUESDAY, January 25fli, 1S?0, to take the votes of the le-jal voter- of said

County, upon the subject of the County of

Munroa aidina in Uie eonttrucl ion 01 tne

St. Louis and Cincinnati Air Jiine Kail

road, through Moitrtie county, by making an iiiimcmrintion for that vturuose f "he

amount of eigbtv-five thou&and dollars

(?.0l'e.)

The proper judge nna inspector-; oi uiuc-

tions la said e.oiml y will organize and omn the polls for such election, nt each voting

place in Monroe county, on the raid 25th day

of Jaiiuarv; nscertiiiinng lhe fiualihcations

of voters in the same manner required of them for general elections, but not requiring special registry of the voters.

l'olls books and tally slut-ls snail ne Kepi

bv such Judges mid Inspectors, and the

whole voting on said dav, aid taking and

certifying of votes, shall be conducted in the luunncr provided bv law for conducting

the voting mid certifying the votes lit

general elections for State and County officers.

The ballots used shall bu written cr

printed, and those cast for said appropri-

at on, by the said county, shall contain ihe

words, '-For the1 Jfciilroad Appropriation,

and those cast against sai j appropriation i shall contain the words "Against the Itail-j road Appropriation." j

YY hen the ballots are counted, the Hoard ; Judircs shall make out ft certificate, I

stating in words the number of votes given

tor the appropriation to the said Kuilroau,

and the number given against said appro-

prii'un, ami such certincate, together w.th one of the YU of voters, or poll books, and one of the tally sheets, shall be deposit

ed with the Inspector, or otioot the Judges selected by thr .Board of Judges. And tho Inspector of each township, or I recinct. or Judge ti whom such certinVat?, poll book, and tally sheets shall have been delivered, shall constitute a Board of Canvassers, who shall canvass and estimate the

ceriiticates. poll books, and tally sheets re turned by each member of said Hoard, for which purpose they will assemble at the Court House in Blooinington, on Thursday, the 27th day of January, 1S70. between the hours of 10 o'colck A. M. and 0 o'clock P.M. of said day. Witness my hand, at offiee in Blooiuington, December 17th, 1809. HENKY P. PERRY, Auditor I)ec22w4 Monroe Count, Indiana.

R. H. CAMPBELL'S COLUMN.

Six Great Bemedie?.

Hurley' Agie Teoie. No Arsenic No Mercury. CERTAIN TO CURE.

Worthy vf Atteatien. To Dr. Tbrm A. Horfey : 3 hereby certify tl at during last tear I wa attacked with the a?ue whilst in Vicktburg, Miss., anil nsed aererai popular meMoM with but temporarr leliet On rencMng home the disease ie turned in worae typt-, when my medical a ttendunt ordered Quinia in large doses- Vequvntly aa high as tO grains per dny, and v.lrich must have coat me nearly 9100, consulted Dr. Smith, oi Lonlaville, and found ln prrscribed quinine and arsenic combtoed, tfhicii I refused to take. I was almost bloodless, Ktrenety exhausted, and pronounced itb i-ulareed Liver and Spleen. About Uiis time, the advertWmrnt of Duley's Ague Tonic appeared in a city piper, and I deter nined to gire it a trial. I did so, and one bottle r.?.-toied aae completely, and sinee that time 1 have seen nearly hundred cases in w inch it acted with equally happy reaalts, and would eeitainly recommend it aa preferable to any other toait before the public. JAMKS MARTIN, Engineer.

ijoatSTiue, Ky., June 5, 18(3.

Purify Your Blood. Hurley's! Saraaparilla. With Io linj ot Totaah.

Affections of the Bones, Habitual CoatiTenea, Debility, Diseatos ol the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Eryaipela, Female Irregularities,Pi8tls,aU Skin Diseases, Liver Corn plain U Indigestion, Piles, riiimonary Diseases, Seroful i.or King's Evil,

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Error's ol Youth.

A li KNTIiKll AN who snttereil tor year

from Nervous Di bil.tv, Premature Decay, and

all the cllects (f youthl'iji indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send fiee to nil who need it, the ieeipt and directions

for maki:ig the siiuplo rt-medy by whicli he was cured. BnfTercra dishing to profit by the advertiser's cxpcriciiee, can do ao by addressing, la perfuot confidence. JOfIN H. OtiDEK, No. 42 Cedar street, N. Y. May 26 ly. "Who Would Suffer?" It is now n yunr since DF.. TOBIAS first introduced tin ''Venet'mn Liniment'' in the Unit'.-d States, and never in u single insta:;i -e has his mcdici ie failed to dc all, if not more than is stated, in his pamphlet. As an cxterinil remedy in cases of Chronic IthtUKiatistii, Hcatlac;i(!,Toothaclie,B:-uiscR, Bur.is, Cuts, Sores-, Swellings, Sprains. Stinas of Insects and Pain ill Limbs, Back and "Chest, its wond.jrlVl curative powers are miraeulous. Taken internally for the cure of Ch.jlcra, Colic, Diarrbosa, Dysentery, Sick lltsadaclu nnd Vomiting, its soothing and penetrating qualities are felt as soon" as taken. Trie oath with which each bottle s accompanied will show that there is nothing injurious in its composition. Thousands of certificates have been received speaking of t;h? rare virtues of this valuable article. Any person after having used it once will never bo without it. Every bottle o; genuine, has the signature

I of "M. I. Tobias ' on. the, outside wrapper. ! Sold by tho J.rugiisti and Storekeepers

throughout tho Unitc-ii States. Price, 50 cents. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.

FOB SALE AT THE Bloom in ig ton Mills. Breatfstuiis and Feed.

WE keep constantly on hand nnd for sale, wholesale and retail. Choice

SVuiily Flour, Graham Flour, Meal, Brim. Shorts, Shipstuff, Corn, Rye CInp and Shelled Oats, at the following priees :

Flour pgr. bbl $3:M1o6:00 " " bbl. sack $1:4" to $1;S0 " " I bbl. " 70 to 75

Graham Flour ibbl. sack $1:25

" a ibbl " Ca

70c to 80c 15 3')

50 45 $1:50

Meal, pr. bu.

Bran, " " Shorts. " " Middling " " Sh ied Outs " " Rye Chop, pr. bun...

louisvuxt, April 4, 185(5. Hurley's Sarsapirilla is what it is represented, and I believe it the most wonderful roedi cine before the pu t lie Nothing could indue me to say so without proof of the strongest and surest kind ; therefore I speak willingly and positively. My daughter has bee afflicted with akin diseases and stiffness of the joints for serertl year. I employed tbe priacipal physicians of the city and they could not cure her. I gave her your Sa rsapariiia, not expecting it would do much god, but to my great astonishment she rapidlj got well, and continues so. Had she taken any medicine I would not give tttia certificate; but your Satsapurilla, the only remedy employed, leavri no doubt of its in- dieul qualities, and that it alone cured her. LULE REYNOLDS.

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Something R'CW. Life of Christ in words of c r.c syllable, at XcPheetere'.

Special Police. Hi I Ho! out at last. One of tie finest things in tho World. A Cigar Muelino 1 At Shoemaker & Co's

OHDIIWAWCE XXV, Of the town of Blcowington, Ind., passed tin:! 13th day of December, I860. FrOVidJni'. T' a side wait- ImVnnaroettwf on the north sios of Sixth litrifjt, between Jack.' on street tuid the corporation line west, in Uw town of Blooriiin;ton, Ind. Viiekka8, two-thirds of tho resident owners of real ostr.tu on tho north side of Sixth street, bet ween Jackson street and t le corporation line, west, havo petitioned tho Board of Trustees of said T wn to cause to bo constructed a walk as is hcreinafter provided : Section 1. Thorel'ore, Be it ordained by tho Board of Trustees of the Town of Blooinington, Ind., that side wftlks be built in front of so ouch of out-lot No. 13, as lies in tho oomornto limits of said town, fronting on Sixtn street. Sko. II. That they bo constructed, not less thnn (3) three foot wide, of sound white oak or yellow poplar lumber, not less than (1 J) o:.io and ono-haif inches in thickness, spiked securely. Sko. III. r .'hat said walks bo completed by tho lGth tiny of January, 187o. Sec:. IV. That th ) owners of said real stato as is set forth in section first of this

Ordinance, shall bo subject :o the provision

The Constitutbn Overthrown. The Constitution and Health may to ruined by a few npplicm ions of the lead of sulphur "hair dyea ne w in the market. "Not a Dye" may be lhe motto of such nostrums, but "a die ' may be the result of using: them. But one EInir Dyo has been Tried and Acquitted of nl!. deleterious teutlency, under the infallible luw: of science. Be it known to all, that Qritstadoro's Excehwr Hair Dye ha) besn analyzed by tho distinguished chemist, Proftssor Chilton, and his certiflcr.te of its wholescmeness may bo seen at Cristndoro's, 6 Astor House, Now York. Cristadoro's Hair Preservative, as a Dressing, nets like a chirm on tho Hair after Dyeing. Try it. Doc. Allcock's Porous Piasters. Sore and Diy Throat cured by half a Plaster; Dr. Green, No. 8o3 Broadway, New York, informs us he sold ou Mouday, Juno 22, 1362, two Plasters to a young woman suffering very severely f rom lumbago. On Thursday she called to get two more for a friend, and then stated how tho two she

had purchased on Monday had relieved her

iinniidtutely alter putt.rig them on, and cured her in two days !' a most distressing pain in her back and loins.

Allcock's Porous found specifics for Wrists.

Plasters have been ltheuniatism of the Dec

McKINNEV & ALEXANDER WOULD CALL THE ATTENtion of their friends in Blooinington, to the fact that they huve opened a MEW MEAT SHOP, in a now buildina north of th.B Post Odice.

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oi an act paused oy tno i.wrai Assonmiv . we will Keep no:ao but tbe DCBt oi

of thu Stnto of Indiana, entitled "an act to r r i ir

compel owners of town lots to gr.ido and pave, or make plank side walks in front of their property, and flxir.g tho penalty thereto." Approved Feb 14, 1859. I certify tho foregoing I be a true and correct copy of an ordinance of thoTowji of Bioomingiun, Ind., passed by tho Board of Trustees thereof, this 13th day of December, 1869. Attjst. JrO. WALDKON, J. C. Oiu:uj.m, Prcs't of B'd. Clerk of T. ol B.

Beef, Pork, Mutton, and Sausage.

A share solicited.

ART. ALEXANDER, Bk. niiington, Ind., Deo 8, 1869.

of i;he liublic patronage is L. E. MeK INNEY,

Sale Bills printed a, f.atii.factory rates at thin ofE(;c.

T)o3tera done ou whitt. or colored paper,

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Prcjesa oifi:e

Thankful for past patronage, we respectfully solicit a continuance. LEFFLKIf, RICE & CO. Bloomington, Ind., novlO-tf

HURLEY'S Popular Worm Candy. Messrs. James Fuddle & Co. Qentlemen It gives me great pioMure to say. after using all the other woim rcnedies knoirn to me, nitii but partial s iccesa to my children, I was advised to try T. A. Burley, and since uinj; it my children I are become quite well and healthy. The children would eat it ail tho time- It is one of the best, safest remedied knowr , and oa such, iccommend it to ono and all. JAS. W. TK4.VIS. LouUville, June 15, 1868.

CJHER1FFS SALE. By virtue of executions to me directed fro ui tho Clork of the Monroe Circuit and Common Pleas Courts, I will expose sit public sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday, January 1st, 180,

between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 i o'clock p.m., of said day, at the door of the court house of Monroe county, the rents j and prcfits for a term not exceeding seven ; y,?iir-;, tao following described real estate, i to-wit: Par; of the west half of the s.mtheas quarter of section sixteen, township tent range two west, containing eighty acres more os less. Also, a part of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section fifteen, : township ten, rwige two west, containing ; three acres.

HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS. FOR Debility, Loss of Appetite, Weakness, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Want of action of the Liver or .disordered Stomach. JAMES RUDDLE 6 CO., Proprietors, Louisville, Xy. To Jas. Ruddle t Co . Iuisriile, Ky Gentlemen : This is to certify that I have been tor yars a sufferer, and 'tried all the tonics I have hmrd of or seen advertised, with little or no relief from ny of tbem. I beard Hurly'e Bitters highly spoken of; and tried bottle, with little faith iu it before I commenced, and to my surprise, before I finished one bottle, I felt a great deal better and firmly believe that one or two occasions it was the means of saving and prolonging my life. I conscientiously n commended thrtu

to all sufferers as the boat Bitter xnewn, sod

And on failure to realize the full amount ! "T5?8 thun IJ to auk for Dr. Botley'a

of judgment, interests and costs, I will at

the same time and place expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of L. M. Swafford, at the suits of Pettit, Montgomery et al. Said sale will bo made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. LA.WSON E. McKINNEY, dec8 6f-3 Sheriff Monroe county.

gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of nn oxecution to medirected, from the Clerk of the Monroe common pleas court, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, January 8th, 1870, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 o'clock p. m., of 3.id day, at the door of the court house of Biooraington, Monroe county, Indiana, the ronU and profits for a term not exceeding seven year, of the following described real isstate, to-wit : In-lots No. sixty-th:-ee and sixty-four in the town of Stmesville, Monroe county, Indiana. And on fail'ita to jO'li-" V AH ouk

of judgment, interest ana costs, t wiu, at the samo timo and p'aco expose at public

salo the tee simple ot said real estate. Taken as the property of George W. Matson, tit tbe suit of Hibbin, Tarkington & Co. Said sale will be made with relief from valuation and appraisement laws. LAWSON E. McKINNEY, Dec8, ' 39 3t ShorilF Monroe co.

JOHN W. WXON. Lonkville, Ky , December 10, 1868.

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StirgreoiiL Dentist DR. JOHN HTJTT, late .if Torre Haute, and of Robinson, Ills,, tenders

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KashvUle, Tenn. Feb 12, ISo$ Jas. Ruddle & Co., Loaisviile, Ky. Whea living in your city I uaed aevaral bottles t Dr. Seabrook'a Infant 8othmc; 8yrap.aa4 found it to do my child more good and -t would rest better after naiag it than aay other remedy I over tried. I can say with confidence, it is the Hrt mdMm At euudren at present known. I wish yea woald get the druggist! here to keep it. If any one doef;, please let me know ; If not send 7ne one doses by express and I wilr pay ftr H at the office here. Write me when von send it, and oblige MBS. SARAH L. KAKDOLPEL

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