Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 45, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 March 1870 — Page 2
BLQOMIHGTQM PROGRESS.
ISSVK1 BVKltY WKJNRSIYY. lit $2 )t f Uit
William A. Gahk Editor a.id Froprl
Poem Head mtore tlio iMtvaty C'luM of Btotfniiiigtou. Indiana. Bi.oomington, lav., Feb. 2fs, '70. Mr. Editor; Believing t'int the flowing Poena, read lei'oro the Litem v Chil
of this place, will prove instructive and j entertaining to your readers, the under- j signed committee were appointed by tin i Club, to procure a copy of ,he aut nr, and furnish you for publication in the l'rogrest. J. II. Lot dkn. " It. V. M 1 ERS, J- Com. J. II. Ro JKKS, THE DREAM OF FAXKEE DOODLE. 'Yankee Doodle keeping. duuiiin: . Dreamt he dept like Kii Van 'V iiiklo ; S'cpt a hundred years and foi iy, Then .iwcfo to s-.-o the charges 'Time had wrought while he was sleeping. Then he saw the smoke e f cities. S:tw the lofty spires of chiv-ches Where he once saw hills and valleys, Grassy fields and wavy woodlaiuU. While he wop.der. d,'g:ud. and pondered, Rubbed his eyes ar.d guavt about him, Suddenly there fell a shidow All around him and upon him. And he heard a mighty rishing Through the quiet air abotre him, And tile soul of Yankev Foodie Quaked with fenr, almost orsook him When he saw a flying nonstor, Saw a bird of large dimensions Hover in the air above hi:n And alight down close bes ide bin . And with still inoreasir.g wonder Yankee Doodio now discovered That the monster vas no devil, Neither monster, bird, ncr devil, But a mighty car terial, Whereirf Itviiig. happy pjople Journeyed with a.l ease ind comfort, Free from dut and noise and raitle, Journeyed through the air of henven Over desert, e ver mountain, Over land, and over ocean. Merchandize he saw fiom Chi ta, And the almcnd eyed Celestials Swarmed in cloud? about the air ship, Greeting friends just not? arriviig Not a fortnight from :lc China. Fearing now no longer dangc, Yankee strolled among 1 he peop e, Feeling old and worn, and rusty, Altogether out of fashion In a world so strangely altered. Glad was he to hear the langu ige, Universal now to natiors, Of his lathers, of the En glish, Of the aneier t Anglo St. sons. And he lis-.ened to thi talking; Of the peopi j round about him, Heard, with still increasing wonder, Of the many curious changes Time had wrought while h: was sleeping. All the nations were Republics, And the mighty rod of empire Broken, lay where one it flourished. Many wires telegraphic, Bound "the continents together, And the language of the lightning Was employed by Uncle .Samrt 1 In the new style postal service. And he saw long tubes pneuTiatie, Stetcain- hither, stretching thither, Over land and under vater, Whereby goods of all descriptions Carried were with speed and safe-.y. Yankee Doodle stared and won leied, Felt himself almost a ;igrny. Mid these giant sons cf knowledge ; Still he knew that he was mortal For he felt the pangs of hunger ; But the houses had no kitchens And the women were too busy, Politics and law discussing, Talking little party secrets, Betting on the Fall elections -And on other little matters, To attend a weary stianger, Or direct him to the palace Where co-operation furnished Victuals cooked in height of fa.'hion. Stumbled he, as luck would have it, On this palace, where his hunger Found a respite in a dinner, Dinner that would rouse the envy Of the wife of Yankee Doodle. When at night the streets w(e lighted Yankee saw, with grsat amazement. Flaming, blazing all around him, Lights thtit banished all the darknsss And the modest mocn outrivaled; And he learned froit. those about him That the light was made from .vater.
Weak and weary with sight-seeing, Musing sadly on tho wonders Time had wrought while he whs slcepirg, Yankee slept again, and waking Found with joy tha . he'd been dreamirg; Saw tae Steamboat, heard the lattie Of the cars and locomotive. Smelt the steam of cooking victuals, Of his breakfast ir. the kitchen ; Saw no almond eyel Celestials, Saw the waving f eels and woodlands, Where ir. dreams be saw but cities; Found that women were not voting, Were no: wrangling politieiars, But presided o'er the houschol 1, Spunked the babies rocked the cradle, Made themselves ii. all things useful. !No more flimpsis f the fiitiuo Came in visions, sb-ep disturbing; For the present ho was thankf.d Thankful too for h s surroundings, That be still was Yankee Doodle,' That he ntill his place was holding With the great lords of creati m.
home as elsewhere. Jy the word: home, we mean Indiana. Our attention h:t..s been called to the rnpidly growing, and already t'Xtenslve watch and jewelry Ikis'iik-as of our .St;te, by the opening t' the new and eotnmodiou.-s jewelry emporium of Craft it CiiUer, at W :M East Washington Street, Indianapolis!. The senior member of the firm, W. II. Craft, commenced in Odd Fellows M idi, in the spring of IMil. where for several years he earned on a successful business. Subsequently, he removed his stru'k of
goods to a large room on Pennsylvania Street, where he could better accommodate his growing trade. In September last, he lctused the
imnieei' iewelrv room of the oitv Inevitable.
the one formerly occupied by Y Tulbolt it Co., thus placing himsel:' in tt position to present to vlv: ptople of the State one of the handsomest
jewelry stores in Indiana. After refitting this commodious room throughout, in magnificent style, he was enabled to enlist with him in the business, Mr. II. P. Cutter, of Chicago, to whom he sold u had"
interest. Mr. Cutter is a practical watchmaker, and was formerly cmuc-ted with the American Watch Company, Waltham. Mass.. where for throe
years he had charge of the man.i-i "fixture of the fine Appleton & Tracy movement. With th ,s knowledge, he is certainly an invaluable auxiliary, to a firm which is seeking to extend its business over the State. Both members of the firm have the necessary prerequisites fo:r the suceessful aecoinplishmtnt ci ':his work. Each has had an experience of over fifteen years in the business, and as we said" in the outset, we can see no good reason why they should not be able to supply the demand for such articles as well as any ho ise in the West. As the wealth of the Suatc increases, and our people aeeumuhtej the demand for all kinds of good.-
of this description will increase, and
then too, in this ::.gc, when ntin.ttes count more than hours did in the century past, every live man especially the man of business needs something to indicate the
ilight of time. In othei words, he wants a first class watch . If we had our way, our people vrould buy none hut American VVaiches. But whether they may want the American, or that of some Europeaii Manufactory, Messrs. Craft iS; Cutter an fully prepared to furnisli anything
of iho kind the trade may ckii.and.
As we approach the store irom the street, one is struck with the magnificent show window which we
think is by far the most remarkable
in the State. The front is one large
French plate glass, which presents a surface of seventy square feet. Behind this maaimoth plate of glass there are two other glasses, each with a surface of twenty -eight squarefeet. These two glasses have a mirror at the base, thus giving a beautiful effect to the rich goods displayed within. The interior of the room has been handsomely decorated, beirg ornamented with the gold finish in the most approved style. The counters, five in number, are painted white with delicate pink paneling, giving a pleasant effect to the other finish of the room. Each one of the counters is mounted with a riel: silver show case, in which may be found a vast variety of fine work, ea;braci ng pins, rings, in fact, n general assort
ment of the finer classes of iewtlrv.
Xow that the Fifteenth Amend-' aient is ratifies and Lnpurtial Suffrago irre vocal ly established, a certain political party will have to transfer its opposition from this specific measure to the general principles whi.h the measure repi"sents. The ( Honing would make a good platform for them in their present condition : liixolvetl. 1. That we indignantly protest against the Spirit of the
Age. 2. That, we utterly deny and ignore the Logic of Events. o. Thai, hereafter as heretofore, we will marc'.i steadily and irrresistiblv backward, leaving an unnleas-
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Will
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M. Daily, I). I).
well remembered
in this State, as being once Chaplain to Congress, President of our State University, then a candidate tor Congress in the Third District, after having been exorehed from ti e Met'.ioilist Episeo-.isil Church, now
turns up in the St Ue of Louisiana, as tho presiding elder of' the Baton Kongo (colored) district of the Methodist Episcopal Church, again.
The Chri.-tian Church, at (Ireens-
burof. dedicated
new "temple to
Sunday last, a
on
t'le Lord.'' one of
the lincst houses or worship in tne State. The discourse was delivered
iu.-i.-h i i the ve 'as ; cleanse it when it is iVaii. and your feelings will tel. you when, ivei'j" the blond pure and tho health of the nysti'm wi 11 follow. ,1'in. Tne. and other worms, lurking in the cyst em of so many thousand, are cin-:,ua!!,y desttocd and reinoViid. In I'-iiious. Keii.ittcnt, and Lntern)ittT.t
F-v.'iv. th-e l.itti'l's ii:tvi no eqiuii. Jfor i'ull dire ttotis rs: d carefullv th circulars
:i - Mt ti'l earii iHit tle, rm.i 'i in nmr nin- ' gun-re Knglih, li'-rtnan, French and ! Spanish. J. VA I.KKK, Proprietor, :u ComiiieTto St., N. Y. I It 11. McDoxio & Co., DruggiitB and ' Geiiiiral Agents, San Franeisco and Sacra -
' men to, tal., and :r.i and M Loiu. St., JS. 1.
Sold 1 v all Dr iggists and Dealers. i) nrch'J '70-:iir.
Hoover & Fish,
AKXO I ;.CK31ESTS.
ant iuture belund its, and courage- j )y folder Isaac Frrctt, of Cincinnati, ouslv continue to fisrht against the I In elosiner. he sfnte-l that there was
a delit hanging over the building of -?(i,000, and called upon the congregation to give the Lord an nncnenmbered fi'b'. Subscription papers wore sent out, and in a lew minutes 6,250 were raised. The proclamation announcing the ratificrdon of the 15th amendment, will not be issued until official noti-
The Minnesota Senate has passed the bill submitting a constitutional
suffrage amendment to the people, j and authorizing the vote of the wo- j i. . 1 i 1- rfi 1 1
men to oe lauen upon it. .1 ne election will take place soon, and will be chiefly valuable as affording an opportunity to determine how far the mass of woman are desirous of voting. Of cour-e the champions will cr.nvass the St lie thoroughly, and we may soon look for a general exodus of the Ant! onvs the Stan-
tons, the Livermeres, the Julia Ward Howes, Parker Pillsbury, and Trains, all hastening to "the land of sky-tinted waters' in war paint and feathers.
Jjgf" '.: . ihw dolUirn fur all County offices fjeeept (kroner and Vononuvmer ; throe, with l.'orjH-rativn and Tnwnahip amuniifemiyiiH, Uco dollars each, in
TREASURER. Mr, Editor At the solicitation of many friends, I submit my name v. a candidate :'or e.'o'.oitv Treasurer, subject to the action
f 1,'ie Hi publi'.'un delegate
l!im vention.
Xominating
Ii. .Mcli lNNEY.
Dissolution or I'arlneTSblp. rnHE late firm of Fee A Wylie i tim L day Jissolved by motual consent, Mr. Wylie r it iring. All clMims r-gaint th late fim will be eettled by Mr. Fe; t3a. all accounts due the Arm, will be collected by him. The business will be curried on by Mr. Frank Fee, at the old stand. J. FRANK FEE, JOHN H. WYLIB. Blooniington, Ind., mar. 1, 1870-31
fir a In
has been received from !
IIkaw Ykkdiit. Some time since, Jsaaa N. Ross brought an action for damage in. the Lawrence Circuit Court, against .Lewis J. Baker, for seduction of his wife. Baker took a change of venue, and the case was sent to the Jackson county Circuit Court, The ease was tried in that court last w"?k, and the jury brought in .t verdict for plaintiff, laying ti e damages at 4,375. A motion for a new trial was taken
Texas, and until Georgia has concurred. This will give the required number, 2-S, without counting New York or Indiana. Wc learn that the spotted fever is racing in the lower part of the
county. Simpson Osborn, of Richland Township, recently lost five children in forty-eight hours, by this disease. Wot Ihhvjloti Times.
Editm-Pnyrw. You will please announce the name of (. Milton Rogers as a candidate for the Otll.ce of Treasurer and Collector of Monroe county, subject to the decision of the .Republican Fart v. A VOTER. SHERIFF. Bsajt,. You arc autho i '.eel to announce ti e name of Ivd ert M. ia:nb!e, as a candidate for t iie office o:' Sheriff if Alonroe County, subject to tie: decirion of the Republican
County Convention. -MAN Y V OTKKS. Ed. Vovrnti Please announce my name as candidate for Sheriff, su'ject to the decision of t ie people, at a Republican Prinary Election. W. IT. Me;COLLOUGH.
MANUFACTURERS OP BIGGIES, CARRIAGES AND Spring: Wagons. Bloomlttgton, - - Indiana. IT'ifleon Years' experience ? this place attests the durability of our
work. We will nave ready this spring. j
a good assortment e t the latest styles and of superior linisb, and will Sell on Liberal Terms, OR MAKE TO ORDER. fita?" RepairiiiK promptly and neatly doue, FOR CASH. All Work Warranted.
Fin'shinr and Sale Rooms in W. O. Fee's
Building. mar2, 7o-tf
Illinois has produced a new swindle. It is a reccipe for making two noun Is of butter from one. The
"agent" si
and as it requires eighteen
prepare
RECORDER. Editor Pntgre.". You will plenso nnnou ice my n wie as candidate for County Recorder, s.tKijeet to the decision of the
11 the formula for 250, j rwrde, at a Republican 1'rimary Eltioii.
antler nell.-
au visement by Judge -Mitch ell Coram ere ial.
Bick-
Georgd Bartlett, a son of Thomas' Bartlett, of Warren county, shot a finger oil the other day, in the following style. He was watching t wo boys cut a tree for a coon, and was fooling with the ramrod of the gun, when the piece was discharged, carrying away the forefinger of the left hand. The shot continued its business, gashed his cheek, and went out through his hat. They got the coon though. The question of purchasing common sc'iool text hooks being before
the bouth Carolina legislature, a member read the following extract !
i trom one ot tliese books m use :
"Question. Who was Abraham Lincoln ?" "Answer. A Republican who was elected President by the people, and who issued a proclamation emancipating the negroes, knowing at the time lie did it he was doing wrong. ''
days to
it, lie is safelv out ot the
way netore tiv traim is discovered. German papers say that the emigration to the United States next summer will be larger than in any former season. "A love letter written by Christopher Columbus ' is on sale in New York. Chris, has his follies as well as the rest of us.
One of the stipulations in an apnroachinsx marriage in Massachu
setts is that the bride shall pay the groom 500, cash down, on the wedding day. Cheap enough. "A thank offering for an excellent wife in heaven, ami an excellent wife on earth." of 21, was recently given an English religious society. A Syracrse druggist has just paid the handsome ss m of 100 for the privilege of putting up laudanum
Mr. Edi'nr Please announce to Captain Blair, and all others whom it m:iy concern, that, if the p.Midr arc willing, am willing.
and !!?; t.hiia willing yea I even auxuwtt to servo t'.iom in the capacity of Covntti Rir trder for a tceoml term a favor, which a Mthful pvMic servant has a riaht to ask.
wit iioiit being required to answer foolish
ipiest.oiis. My name is Jones.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
READ!
Cincinnati & St. Louis Air Line Railroad Co. From .(tee. IF. F. Warren, of Boston.
To 4 oaisiunpltveM.
THE AdreitUer, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, bv a very simple rem
edy, fter having suffered several years fro a severe lung iitfeetion, and that drsad dia
ease Consumption, is anxious to make known
to bis fellow-s'srlerers the means of t are.
To at. who desire it, he will send a copy of
the nrescrinticn, tree of charge, with the di-
reetionj for rrepuing and using the same,
wtneli tliev will find a sure cure :or Con
fumptioii, Asthma lironcuitis, etc. inc object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, ar.d lie hopes every sufferer will try bis remedy, as it will cost theia nothing, and miy prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will please addressi, . Kit. KDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg, Kinga County, New York May 26 ly.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,,
For restoring Gray Hair to
Its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and elfectuil for preserving the hair. Faded or grtif hair it toon rettortd to its original cohr, with the glou ana freshness of youth. Thin hair is thick-
Biied, falling hair checked, and bald- . 1 A. - 1 ,
ness otten, tnougn n sjwhjb, wiw
by its ose. Nothing can restore the
bair where the lomciea are aeasuyea.
or the glands atrophied and decay sd. Bat sacn as remain can be Bavod for
nsefulnesa by this application. Instead of fouling the hair frith a pasty sadi. ment, it mLl tosep it clean and igonma. Its occasional use will prevent the aair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness, l'ree from those deleterious substances w aich make some preparations dangeroas, and. injurious to the hair, tho Vigor can only benefit but not harm it If wanted, merely for s HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found to desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustxe and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Ahaltticai. Choosib, IX) WELL, MASS.
Eld. "White Dear Kir: Everybody
some favorite iournal, which thev
Krrors of Youth. A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Ccbil ty, Premature Decay, anil ail the effects if vouihful indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send frej to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple reme'dy by which he was cured, fferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by at -dressing, in periect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEX, No. 4i Cedar stiect, N.Y. May 26 ly.
Some
but
vears since a poor,
talented s;entlcman of the medical profession conce'.ved the idea that if he could
produce ; lacibeine of universal application and extraordinary merit, nnd make it
the proscription
bt-insr lost, and secondlv. the expense of cev
tin-jc "their, hound at the close of the ye..r
One Goll:uhy,r. Democratic mwnhor of Congress from theConfeJcnitc Suite of Kentucky, having solel his appointment.? of cadets to "West Point, like Whittcmore, has resigned to avoid expulsion. De'.vesse, of North Carolina, has fullowxl the example of Whittcmore and Golladav, and resigned. He had taken money for his appointment of cadets to West Point. A hill has been introduced in the U. S. Senate to punish prize fighters
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We never were hcartilv in tavor of i ? '
two v.'ais in til',' penitentiary.
a lavish expenditure of money fori flashy jewelry, but in looking over!
a case ot tins Kind, containing so many beautiful mementoes, cue can not but feel t::ie appropriateness of using these delicately wrought jewels aa the exponents of t'.ie finer feeling of tha heart. Thare are times when nothing will so beauti-
v?ars in
A bill to divide Texas into three parts one State and two territories is per.ding ir. Congress.
Indiana Her Growing Trade. The Jewelry Jlotue of Crnfv $ Ca'.tei Indiana) 'j(,is. With this article we commence ;i series of Business Reviews, which .t is our purpose to continue fr :m: time
to time as occasion may ofier, and the de-sign of vhieh will be to create a greater interest among our rt'aders in the business of our own S:ate Chicago is blowing Cincinnati is blowing St . Louis I lowing in fact the business of nearly every State is being blowed, and why shouldn't we blow a iitt le tco, seeing ve have as good instruments ftnd as much wind as any of them. Soberly speaking, there is little doubt, that Iudiana is. better prepared to supply the den ands cf our
neonle. in nearlv ever'' branch of
trade, than the cities of .surrounding States, We are satisfied that it is greatly to our interest to keep as much of our money at home as we can, and the facts need on'.y to be presented to convince nny one that they cam ge". ae pood bargains at
Mr. William W. Riddle, a drummer of Xcw . Albany, and Charlies Brax:on, of P ioli, Orange county, beoane engaged in a quarrel, at f)i-lorn in iv! -firii in . i)no in.
fully express our fee; nigs, au the use-cloltf(1ni.ssd.,5rn.xl to be held against o. these precious gilts. Mr .Riddle's wile, to whom he had But we will not bocomu wnti- been marrkttl but.a few davs. Ancry mental in serving i-pbusinefis. Be-jwonls 3(.(1 to :Kl encounter, during hind those counters are six silver-j ,vhJdl nmio s,:ahbed Braxton in ware show cases, these probably . t!lc aldomon hifhcting an ugly but add more to the general appearance r uofc (,.inc:.wus ,voumi;
oi i ne room tnan any otlier teaturo. They arc lavishly ' filled with a! variety of silverware, whose, beuuti-
instead of rhubar
asked for.
a hi: LvwKuuiu j i luuiu vwv nuy.H- j Your udmirablu invention seems to me to ly objects to a man of wealth who j remove beth these ditliculties, being beta a wants a eountv nomination, but who faithful custodian of the fugitive numbers,
has never taken his county paper.
ha
woulel be ! .a.l to preserve m ftle, and wouid kn,,Wn he co.iid not only enrich himself
preserve., cut tor l tea Ming; tirst. tne care j aml wcape t),0 drtidijerv of u P iysician's
requisite to keep tbw separate numbers from j iife, imt :i!so bene.1t 'the sick in a great sr
During the year ending February 1st, the Greencastle pump factory turned out 7,19!) pumps. The Texas Ijpgislature has ten negro members, two in tho Senate and eight in the House.
Great 'Medical Discovery, Dr. Walker's California VINEGAR BITTERS. More than 300,000 persons bear testimony of their Wonderful cirative effects. WHAT ARE TIIEY ?
ful mirror-like surfaces reflect the
light from the massive plate of glass in front. Before closing this article wc will mention the Howard Ketrulator,
Riddle surrendered himself to the authorities, and upon an investigation, he was held to answer in the Circuit Court, in the sum of one thousand dollars.
At Shelby ville, a man who has
done the State some service at Jetr-
whieh stands in the front part of j ersonville, joined the Baptist Church the store. We believe this is theUt a revival, and a dav was set for only Regulator of the kind in the! his baptism, at the appointed time State. It is said to be unequalled j the church turned out in ft. roe, and as a time-keeper, and is aeknowl-i the banks of Blue river were lined
eog -a oy in j tratlt; to be the hnest with spectators, but the penitent
male in Europe or America.
Big Poivic Joseph Sti bldefiel 1, Estj., of thi-j city, oought eight ho s which averaged one hundred and eleven pounds each. He fed them five weeks on charcoal, salt and corn, and then biKohered diem, and tbey averaged one hundred and sixty-nine potuieh net. Who can beat WiOtxcvil J braid.
failed to put in an appearance, and the strictest .'.earch failed to unearth
him. It is feired that he has gone back to tho weak and beggarly elements of the world.
A little child in Livingstone county, Michigan, was nearly poisoned to death, a few days since, by chewing and swallowing uonie green paper that came arouud envelopes.
A young lady in Piqua, one day last week, shot an old iover for breach of promise. This is an unhealthy way of prosecuting a eas?. T) e a flair took place in church, as the gentleman was rising from his knees afte r prayer. The victim is not yet dead, but it is thought will not survive. There are nine hundred Odd Fellows m LulianapolU.
They r re Not a vile FA irk' DRIiliH, Made of Poor Kum, Whisky. Proof Spirits, and Kel'.ise Liquors, doctored, spiced, arm sweetened to please the taste, call. el ''T'.nie." "Appi ti.ers," ''Rcslorers,'' &c , that lead tha tipi It i" on to druukeness aol ruin, but are a true m.-dieino, made fron the native Roots and Herbs of California, free from all Aleoholie Stinmlant-. They are thu (ir.'at Wood I'uriller ami. Lir livinn; Principle, a perfect 'Renovator and Invi'orator cf the System, carrying off all poisonous matte!, and restoring the bleieid to a healthv oonelition. No person cf,n take tliese bitter according to directions, and ri'inain l""u unwell. $li) will be given for an incurable cas;e, provid.d the benes tire not destroyed by mineral poisons or other means, nnd tho vital organs wf. steel beyond the point of repair. Km- Female complaints, whether in young or eld, married or singles at the dawn of womanhood or the turn of life, th.se Tonic Hitters have no equal. Send for a circular. They are a gentle Purgative as V 11 iuj ft Tunic, " sissini; also, the peculiar merit of aciin" as a powerful agent in rdicwng (Jtn'e.-tions. r 1 ntlamniati 'ii e,f the Liver, and a'! the Visceral Organs. F.,r li: Ibunatory and Chronic; Ttheumnf ism. and Uout Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Uili.uis, Remit ent, and Intertnittent Fever-. Disease of the Uloixl, Liver, Kidneys, and Mladder; these Hitters have boon most siieee.isf'ul S.ich diseases are oav.ed by Vrittrt:e.;l Blood, which is cenerally prodiice.! by deri.ngement of tho Digestive (Jrgans. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when ever you find it im purit ies bursting through the skin in Pimulos, Eruptions, or Soros; cleanse it when vou find it is obstructed a nd
md a secure binding of them all at the end.
.1 wish every family might, commence the ufio of one or more. Yours trulv, "NV. i ARKEN.
B08T0K, MAE8. "We. l &ve tifcel for some time "White's
Patent Taper File," and find it admirably
measure th in bv his private practice. He
the refore cons llted with the best Physicians he could find and the result was the production of the Judson'a Mount jin Herb Fills, a famous and most suce-esslul meedcine. He began in a small way to make tho Mountain Herb Pills known by advtr tising them, and such was the value of Lis PilK that in a few years ho bad not only amassed a fortune but had that rare satisfaction f .r a rich man. of having relieved the sick, and benefited his fellow men in
every part of the count it. asthcusands of
FBICK (LOO. B. H. CAMPBELL, Aoest.
Bloomingtii, ill. Karaery. lSth Year 1 500 Acres ! 10 Greenhouses t Largest, best stock and shipping facilities. APPLES 1,2.3 year, 1000 fine 1 year, $25. Apple Root Grafts, choice, JJJJJ Nursery Stocks, Seeds, Osage, Apple, Peach. "Wildgoose, Plum Osage Hedge, 10.000. $15. EveTgreens, Roses, 1000, $100. Dahlias, Gladiolus, Greenhouse, Bedding Plants. Send 10 cents for Caialognt. dec2?14w- F. K. Phoenix.
YEAR-BOOK OF IMPORTANT HiFOTlMfnOIf, FOR 1S70.
adapted U its purpose. It is very simpie j grateful testimonials could prore. The
in its autistment, noieis tne paper nrmiy, without tearing, and is muerh cheaper than any other thing f the kind that we knew of. F. KAlS'D, of '-Ziou's Herald."
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SECOND VOLUME of this popular . Annual r aa just been issued. -The gtvt favor with which the first was received, stimulated th-; publishers to exrt every effort to keep up the character of th work . and, after comparing it witl; other publications of the kind just issued, they taka sti& faction in presenting the following Table of Contents. x Eclipse in the Year 1870. Bills of Fare for each month in the year. Valuable Household Recipe. Ftama Duties and Rates of Postage, Kamf-saud P.O.Addresa cf Mema. CongreMC Congressional Summary for 1869. Lws of Indiana passed in 1G60. Immigration Statistics. United States Bonds. Coins of the United State. Officers of the Indiana State Government. Pension Statistics from tha Organization of the Government. Presidents of the United States, since the. Organization of the Government, Governors of the Western Sums sine their Organization. Largest Cities of the World. Internal Revenue Collections of tho different States. Public Debt of the United States. Receipts and Expenditure of die Uoited States. Foreign States Rulers, Population, etc. Religious Denominations- Staijtu . Woman's Suffrage Moerant. Popular votes for President. Chief Officers of Armr arid Navy.
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union. Diary for every Day in the Year. The volume contains 144 page. For Sale Bv SnOEfflLlKEEX fc CO. Utetlce te Keto-Mcftlde-nte. The State of Indiana, Monroe County, in the Circuit Court, May term, 1870. John I. Rickey, Administrator with tbe will annexed, of Hilton Taylor, deceased, vs. Joseph East, Robert Tyto' Now comes the Plaintiff, by Millea Van Horn, Attorneys, and. files his complaiat together with as affidavit that said Defendants, Robert Taylor, John Chambers, Jane Taylor, Blhsabeth Taylor, Elisabeth Chambers, Mary Taylo Sarah Taylor, Anno Taylor, Esekiel Twlor, Charles Tavlor, George Taylor, "William Taylor, Marshall Paxton, Charles A. Marshall, Amanda Harbison .Joseph WilliaTM,Alfred Arter, Phillip Bush, John D. Taylor, Jane Marshall, Frank Chamber, cvohn W. Chambers, James Paxton, Ploeba A. Marshall, Mary Harbison, John P. Harbison, Marshall t. Harbison, Law er Harbison, James Harbison, William Paxton, Bern. Harrison. Lydia Paxton, Amanda Williams, Joseph Briscoe, Wstty Briscoei, James Tavlor, John S. Forman, and otht heirs of Robert Taylor, John Chambers, and James A. Paxton, are not residents if the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, that unless they be and appear on the first day of the next Term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holdn on th first Monday of May, A. 18M, at the Court House m Itloomington, in said county and State, and answer or demur to said compliant, the same will be beard and .determined in their absence. Witness my name and the seal of said Court, affixed at Blooniington. this 26th day of February, A. D., I87fi. ROBERT C. FO&TES, On. March id, '7viw,