Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 51, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 April 1870 — Page 1
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THE VXWK.-MNKP beg letvc- t fi.nn I'k citii'-iJ vt' h'.oorui'.igtoii. Mnnr.m ronntv. timt ihcv have o-.-eiu.
A Large arid Will Sch'ctvd ttcvk of Dry Goo is ud Notion;, wlicl. they propose to s il C3 DEtasC -E3"l2 IE?" for ciuh, i:i the r;iu Formerly Occinned by Janus Small. Our s;ock consists in p.tt of CALICOES, TiCKiNOtN BLEACHED AND BKOWX MC.- I.iN S, UiCXOKY AXD STttlPKS. The famous Srvmour Jeans ;-.n;l Fn .:;e,s.
Cloths Ciawimcws ami Hoys' V.'ea-. pacua, colored and Mack, in givt v:i 1 kid iV)-!ins Striped ami Clx-cV-. lutr. Wool Pvluim-s. Ih-.ies-l.-s. i and Fna'-sl Sleiimns. vuv cke-p. I.inem. Via ;p Crushes. T.v.-.-U. .. Call kiJ examine ourtok. Im-V: t-3 show Geodv Kenn-.nth -r ti:t -t
J AS. B. CLARK. ' Vs.'. d::.li-:i:s
SHOEMAKER
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, 3iooming:toxif Ind,
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Wh-lv.stle and Retail I)..ih-rs in
AND GLASS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC, AC. Wo are prepared to furnish Lead, Oils and Class, as low as J ho lowest. Drugs and Books tin; same. Remember, we have one of the largest stocks of WAt,L IA5sEEt ever brought to 2IIotuingo;a, mid vii sili lvwr tbv.rt :-ny house in town, ready dimmed, too. which save? one-half of the cost of putting il on'. We always ke- p on hand a k-rg-' stock of
iitl &XI1E-:S ASM WEJISStSE lor Medical lMiri. 'inker, wo k.vp n second class Dr.iir-, and we guarantee that 1 ( i- .impounded of lir:t-c:ass lntj.'s, an i we h-.iV'i v. man with us : ...mend to thy public: .J. S. FAR IIS. an old Druj.-gi.-it. well
l.e nniiitv. tail anrt gave s a niai, ami ne tc( ion.' J. W. SEIOEMA&EK. it '.
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your 1 ? i-,- crijiU' n- wi T now. that v.-- m:i i'. i k:;..wn f" '-very :-. in Karaistee' saisS i
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I'siciUty lud. State B niversity. H.kv. Cvui's Nvtt, 1.D, Prtviifeiit end Pr .frx.tor f Menial, Mural uml Political Plilc.'pfn. ilEV. Tiii;oi'iiii.rs AtVvi.iK, D.D., Vufrssnr of Xiifural Philosonh'-I.
Richard Owen. A.M. M. I.)., Pkf(r o 1
S'vtural Science. Damk:. Kirk wood, LII., Prfesor of Mtitif.Malie. Kvv. KI.ISHV Ballestink, A.M.. '"- feasor f the Greek Lanftinge a nd Litrruti re.. Ho;)'. GKOROK W. IIOSH, A.M.. Profeor of Enfflih LHt rature and TAeuru nd Practice nf Ttnr.iing. Rev. John A. 11k cbki.t, D.D.. Profwr of llinfory and Mwlern Language.. Col. Jamks Ti:omi"sov, U.S.A.. Profc.o,of Milit try Science and Civil Engineering. Hon. Gkoiihk A. Bn knell. LL.D., Prv fe..i.wr of Iifitr. Hon. John U. PrrxH', f JUI, Professor of Law. ' Kev. llEMiv W. Bv.i.t aktise, A.M., pi o tern. Projcssmr of Latin Lani'agc and Itcrtitinr, Kov. Amzi; Atwai kr. A.M., Pro feasor of Lttin J.aniu-:gr and Literature, elect.
Allison- Maxwell. A. Is., ) Scott Butler, A.M.
Indiana Her Grovring Trade.
Tutors
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I rouble, besidea niakitig the boiera last imu h longer. The lime is very easily removed from the extraction and is easily managed without delaying the machinery. A person who U using steam cannot v,ell afford to do without one, when the water deposits much of n sediment, They are selling two kinds ot extractors at this establishment : the Hooton patent and theStillwell patent. They are boih very good.. Still another valuable invention which this house is furnishing is a low water detector. This is simply a steam whistle with attachments so managed that the instant the water becomes too low in the boiler, an alarm is given through the whistle. With this attachment on a boiler there need l;o no danger from accident on account of low water. They can be attached so that the alarm water line, will be some distance above the flues, thus preventing them from burning, a thing which ruins so many boilers. The
cheapness, simplicity and utility, of
their detectors, commend them to
every one using steam. J hey furnish two kinds: Ashcroft's patent and Masscy's patent. In this connection we will speak of their glass water guages. They consist of a glass t.ibe, into which the water from the boiler rises to a level with
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Choice Family fiicceriesj
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SAM. .!. SClLOFir.LD. tsviilo. Ind.. April It", 1j70.
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;;XJ. M"( GKi: has . t f.rtho larirt i sto'-U- of Ciothinsr. in his ;-tor.. at the
i;c-( in time, over hronji-ht t" the Athi-n-if Indiana, and h B -idlii y; tlifiin nt imt:!i lower pt-ices tlnm hi rotoforc. lie llafl S'vers SlyJe of CJolljing for rIe:a suid llio.s, Kmhracins; a full 'inu of lino and coaro Coats, Pants, Yeats, Linen Shirts, Under Shirts, Div.wers, Suspenders and Xock-tics.
The " Western .V(-u".c Works-
Davit, Indianapolis. As from time to time we present these reviews we trust our readers
' will remember thai, they have been prepared with much care. While it is not claimed that it is impossible j that erroneous statements may occur, i it is claimed that special care is ta-
i ken to guard against them.
in rnnrlpr mnv i-olv iinim rhnn :ii n .
i . , . J -. ' . i these, various nieces, thev make a
uui- ... nw , .n U,e tanuu, m,-,, cat (lea, ofworU ue(;essarv in fit
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Hits rwk the house of linker tk j r. ' '&
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JL'avis. inauiuapoiis, win occiinv mir i v- ,
many pieces of work that
'Tr ' ' llie inside, thus showing the lieight Hence! . .... . ... n. ;i
wi me water in nut utuici. jjt-suie.-s
such as shafting,
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The hishe.it irt:ik-.-t prtoo ; v f-ci: '.it5)i(ivf f V. try pr,.J.;(-o. X;.::ht :iu c-.:n?r of iho p-..h- A S.S-OI'Sllk ? S St U- jlltt 9 1 . J s;i :.-e. Bi J ScjrS is . 'CaiXNEi & ALkXiNU iiv., Piijjs t;je ovnrs Or i .Si . 1 v. ; TTOULI) CALL THE ATTEX-; Sp- ial att-ntion km to rroht.t- hnsi- j V V ' n of th-r frH-::.U u Bl.-.on.u:;t v.u: to eidhvtlons. Jnnl!' To ; to the r.,;t that .U-y h,v, o-,l!W! a ; -- , sect 3JKAT S2sa: i llOOTCr JH ISiL j in n n- vr lniiMin north of th" I -:t Oi:-.-.. We will i". -p :'.'. hut the I- t t J3er, 1'orl; Malhn and : n??-,'. I Bo!i-:tcd. 5.. r. M K : X N- i- Y. A !J A i'.'i'. A Li-X A N 1 'lli'. i B, V .
K-.pt'i'ial atti Tilion ! din.'etcd Id a stock of JBLW 'TEI'1 S!SB
puri-liasod, wliicli : omprisc! the
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M-.lar el vloi
Gfnfs' FiiMitvhiu Good-i. At this storo. a .'nil !o l; of Gents' I-'tir-nii-hins!; Goi:is can always Yc. fcnml tin iu-v.-ot novoltit-s hcinj; e .aired n rapidly a; vln-v are introduei;d in ' ho Eastern eitit?..
estamisnmcni is ore 01 me nrsi 01 1 , . ,. , ? ... t .1,
its kind it. the Mate, and one winch j buf en(, t has w sai(1 to coav?ncc HW.dely known notonly in Indiana j the ,,,1 rCador that he need not but also we might say, throughout : oufc of th(j gJato fup thig of the west. 1 heir business extends ; I- , tii III uC 11 1I.1C I V
into inc otaie oi Illinois, vnio, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan,; and even as far west as California. ! The great .speciality of the firm is portable and stationary steam en- i trines. As a proof of the popularity I
Voorliees In a New Role. Here is a rather suggestive paragraph : "It has been held by some that the internal revenue laws of the United States do not apply to the Indians 'not taxed,' and that the Indian territory is a place where tobacco and whisky can be be made free of all molestation by the revenue officers. The commissioner, however, has decided otherwise, and by that decision the tobacco factory of Colonel Botidinot, a Cherokee, in the Indian territory, was seized some time ago, and is now held by
the Government for non-payment of
internal revenue tax. Boudinot
wants to have the law construed differently from the Commissioners
decision. He therefore went before
the House Judiciary Committee to
day, with the Hon. I). W. Voor hces as his counsel. The Govern ment was represented by Judge J
P. James of the Revenue De
partment. Both parties were heard,
but the Committee came to no de
cision as to what they will do." Hon D. W. Voorhees is a mem
ber of the House of Representatives. When the Judiciary Committee reports upon this matter, whatever conclusion they may arrive at must pass in review before Mr. Voorliees, the paid attorney of one of the parties. It i.s also to be noted that Mr. Voot hees is "against the Government" his normal and congenial position. If there is no law, there certanly ought to be a code of honor, which prevents a member of Congress from practising as an attorney before the Committees, as well as the Departments. Ind.
Journal.
Vow h'ev. W. F. ll a.-;v;, of Boston. Elp. White Dour tjir: Everyhody lins some favorite jourii:l, which they would lead to pros rve in file, and would prv.crvi!, hilt for two thins;!-; first, the care rcqtiisit to keep the jopariite numbers from hcing lost, and secondly, the expense of gettiinr thorn hound at the close of ihe rear
'j Your admirable invention iccins to me to
ditilciil'.ic. heiiii both a
of those engines in their own city
Ui -A ek & a 11 neeti oniy oe siat.cn mat mey nave 1 n.,ovv ix,t)i the
n-ood mock .if Trunk Tnvolinw ! pwen or more ot them running in Mitntui e.itoiian t tne tut?itt' numner, V good s to k it yiu.k.,, lrascli.ie A ill!Ultlfil,.tui.ini, oStabHSh. ! hiaiaf th,n all at the end.
iag anu v aii:-, ! . . , ,. ,- . r. . I wish :vorv family mii'lt commence
.art i. ular j mcuis ill JiHWt iiupoiis nionc. 11 is ,;Sl. l)f , nu or ,IKro Y.m -s truly.
AY. F. AY A Hit EN
Alwuy- in stor '. ..lii-ntion to ill.: " ivhieh ' keoji a full 1 have, ( v far, tl: Sti-nnd CloliiN.
1 won id 1 all
;enns l'i'pvr Cel.ur, 01 j suppy. j lart e.-t -took of j
t asinio5 ;s, piiiu
the
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Velvet, anil Woi't-d iods. Which will In- oiit ant, mido up in the :ii-;hesl rtvL- of llie art. UKNJAMIN M.GKK. Ill nniinit-C'ii. Inu., Ju ie I'iU. 1 It.
to he doubted it any house in the; oountry can show any better record I than tills. They claim that their ! 1" t I 1 . I !
engines cannot nc excelled in tiieir
proportionSjhnish, working and dur
3143 OiOOif.
Ilve ji:.-t . f.t ti -i a fr. .-li stoek of
JAMKS II fUHKS
SICK. VAX tlOKN. k VAN IKiRN,
"West side o t
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Country Piodtic-o wanted In ex
change lor ;o.) is. Bho:nhigror;. Ir.d., Feb.
M. A N" LTACTUr. ER6 Ol
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Attorneys at Iaiw,
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LIVERY, SALE AM") FEED STABLE, j HEAR OF rsiOIMHNUTON IIOTKL, Jloomintrton, Tnl. SADDLE HOliSfcfi, Hordes and H-:e?. and teamtWr!il reasonahh- trni-. Stable just cast of the r.-t..m-.-t. an-! in Tear ot tha Bhonii'ii;ton Iloiol. i.-ef; JStisi Skit 1'itbiir Square, BLOOMINGIOX, LND.
fAj pr:;i-tiee ii the Supremo and
lnlerior (..nurts ol the .State, iin j in
tin- District CmiT of tin Y.S. for Indiana.
Tin: eoib.-ction o: claims in any part of the i among
Mate, wi.l receive prompt attention. Blooroington, ind.. Nov. 24, ISiiU-y
A i oi:t A d vKUTisrxG. There
i are now and then business men to I be found in every community who
ble qualities, and that they jjivc more: f or ,W1 ot recognize the power on the least amount of fuel b.enchts den troi" adver"
po
of any engine in use. However well ! these claims can be established we ; may conclude at least that their cu- ; gincs are first class. They are now j using the Bell is Govenor in regula-:
ting their speed. I5y his mng lanimous liberality
with 1 Sinker
tising 1 hey rcinuul us ot t he boy in Gr ibtown, Conn., who was srnt one. morning hist summer :o New London, with fibagof green corn to sell. The boy was gone all day and returned with the bag unopened,
which he dumped on the lioor say
Esulitia. i
'iS'Jprti Years' experience in this phiec uftcts the dunibility of our rk. We wiil have ready this Spiinj; d i:ssoitni -nt i i' th" 'at t style.; and superior li;ii!:, atn! , ill
A W K O V X Wj n E X T. Price Lie,' for the. Mouth of March:
.is employes heretofore, Mr. j "'ft' UC1W ,;ViB a 11 has tme a general favorite j jf ZlulfJ: tS?
machinists whereho is known,! ") " ;
i i t 11. men 'til n.rir i.iiiifidFi wiiii ii. Jinn
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Sell on Liberal Teens, Oil MAKE TO ORDEU.
'.onipUy iind neatly
i cnni-iunc' :;oin it ma' i-hel- ;.f ' d l'..tat.'-:.
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to liro. Jones, and all coneerr,," that I have
!.(. ( na nod, ju-tly
fyi?" Kejiairinj ..:o. FOJt CASJI.
Fresh Bread, Cukes and Candi-:
Ml Work WurranUJ. Vinishinj and S;l'-.; Iiooi:;3 in V.'. (). V u '.'iiiiir. ma 7 -t
for s;,t ; at the follow
irivaiiv r-' iuie:!, rice, viz : iu't
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j y'i I 'i: ; il-1 i ci M,. i , it.oj j half i.U'iiel ; $f!J:fl'0 per bushel. I They .Nn he r! -uved a: present, nt my residence, ei.;ht mi cs .-ontli-wi st of Bloom-
Hilton, and alter lie! nueeiiu) nisi., ai Pk.!:so:"s Stoie, :;orlh side of the s-piaie. Jjloomir.'Xten, lud. "Mv natm- i--" Mar2 TcMf ' M. IS IL i II Ii.
are
daily. All kinds of N.hs Forei Oysters, Sardines. Spi:-., Oct., At-
u hand. Ah orders lide l i.roaimiv t
isfiM-t-on. . IIKXKY ROT'tV
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K. 11. IU.NTKK. AV. M. HKATLV. jSign and Ornamental
1 JPoIiO-tiziL
Is! Goods!
GOODS!
-Knew all A
Vor(Ii Side I'abllc Square. jmilH UNOKKSICXKI) are prepar.-d tc, S. do a!! kinds of House I'aintiii!;. pron.pl. i Iy and in good styie.
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and Varui.vhiD.
DOTT Washer. USIVERSIL Clolbes HFKSKGER.
Hear whd the People say of then : W. J. AllenDear Sir: ! - ' .'usher and Wringer, whieh -.: " i you, are a perfc-t success. . . : witiiout tbern. "Washing - : r a terror in our families. : ,, i irner, E. P. Cole,
tiers, Jos. M. Howe, field, Wm. A. Gabe.
A,..: ;. .Monroe county, by Win, J. A i t.. s'" - do of th public square.
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Imitations of Oak, Wahmt, Mahogany, Ash, Maple, STOXE AKO MAKCBLE. All kinds of SiKn "Writing on wool, glass and eauvass. Paper H an gong.
CJeilinss Whitened supci limy-wash. Beautiful shades i i
CALSOMIN', for eeilings, kitchen wall.", balls, &c. U the time to Rc-Painl and Paper. G-ivo us a call. HUNTEIt & 11EATLY, Bloorniiiijton, Ind., Mar. 1870.
O. Fee
KEEPS TTIflK HIEATEST VAHIETY, AND AT
LOWEE PRICES
mi thinfi-io hmiqo w ntiv-ov
command sujierior workmen. While j nood ;sa
the largest of a single branch of their business, yet they are manufacturing a varie ty of ot her machinery, among which the circular saw mills deserve
special notice. J hese niids
made with a heavy with iron trimmings.
very compact and the machine is a powerful one. They claim that it is perfectly solid at the highest speed of the saw. The saw mandrel is three and one fourth inches in diameter, claimed to be of the best wrought iron.w ith a carriage twentyfour feet long. Their three styles of reliable head blocks, of which one is a screw .-and the other two are lever, never fail to make lumber of uniform thickness, and as every precaution is tak 211 to secure good material and workmanship, as a result accuracy, simplicity and durability
are attained. i.ne sawyer noes the setting of the log and gigging back of the cirriage without ('hanging his position. Perhaps of the three styles of head blocks that they are using the Stalcy patent is the best. This block makes uniform lumber of any required thickness, cutting
The United States Hotel, Louisville, KyM is only one bloclc from Weteiger Mall. 1 The United States Hotel, Louiavill, Ky., is only two blocks east and west from two Pretfbyierian Churches. A Wrijck at Long Branch. A horrid scene on the schooner James H. Hoyt, which was wrecked at Long Branch on Wednesdayiud its entire crew of six men lost, wan witnessed by the people on the shorn who could afford no relief. The crew endeavored to get out a boat, I nit it was Ktove against the side of the vessel and dashed to pieces. The men became frozen, and their lifeless bodies were seen washing about among the debris and the wreck of the vessel. One man climbed the rigging and clung to it, but he was drenched with the torrents of spray, and became frozen like a wooden block. His frozen fingers broke from their clasp, but his foot caught in the rigging and the lifeles3 body hung suspended head downward, when suddenly a broken spar struck the neck and the head was instantly snapped from the trunk, which still retained its place, while the head bounded back and forth between the counter lines of foam. Troy Times. Going West. It is Saturday, and four covered wagons, drawu by eight tired horses, and filled with the household furniture of four discontented families, are seen slowly
making their way westward. Six hundred or a thousand miles are to be traveled. Six weeks or t.vo months will elapse, and these families will find themselves in Iowa, Kansas, or some other far Western State, too late perhaps, to plant a a crop, and compelled to live "as best they can" until the following Spring. . Why is this constant stream moving west? The answer is, "Last week we got a letter f rom Sam 'a wife, cut yonder, and she says she wouldn't live here. We have the ague sometimes ; the people are not neighborly ; crops are uncertainnd then the winters are so irregular. Why, if that is half as good a place as Sam's wife says it is, it would pay to sell the best farm to get there. Just think ! last year Sam raised three hundred bushels of wheat, any amount of corn, the biggest pump
kins and the fattest hogs, and thinks
He savs
Irops, sweep a yard or so, then j there is a nlaee close to his that can
wash the broom as betoreand sweep! tou'ht for a sonar, almost, and
Management op Brooms. If
brooms are wet in boilingsuds, once a week, they will become very tough, will not cut the carpet, last much longer and always be like a new broom. A very dusty carpet may be cleaned by setting a pail of cold water out by the door, wet the
broom in it, knock ir, to get off the Lf buying more land!
again, being careful to shake
alt the drops off the broom, and not sweep far at a time. If done with care it will clean a carpet very nicely, and you will be surprised at the quantity of dirt in the water. The water may need changing once or twice, if the earpet is very dusty. Snow sprinkled over a carpet and swept off before it has
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il wilt te ko mce i't live um i iuci-i. This is about half the argument in favor of moving, but it is sufficient for thousands of fnmil ;es. The one idea of getting away xoui the place they have ucvn 'ivi.ig, taies possession of the n, and no argument can restrain them from carrying it into effect. Opportunity,season. nresent circumstances, are not
time to melt and dissolve it, is also thought of. Fortunate are these
nice far renovating a soiled carpet
Moistened Indian meal is used with good effect by some housekeepers.
said anything about green
wo or three tellowsi asked
me about what I'd got in my bag,
and 1 told them 'twas none of their d d business." Mahmage y Wholesale.
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Tim f,m ! '' J. ei'i iiiu y, in iii wiki; ui un: uuuiui, a nc lorin i.-i i ... . , ,,. ,f T T1 ,f
lirigjiarn loung 10 .curs. o. a,. Martin, Miss L. M. Pendergrast, Mrs. R. M. Jenickson, Miss Susie P. Cleveland, Miss Emily Martin, all of tie county of Berks, England. No cards. il -..
Four men. in five days tAvo of
whieh 'were spent in travel recently gathered six bushels of spruce gum, in Eartlett, Nuw Hampshire, and sold it for abotn; 100 00.
THAN A K V STORE BLOO ill I X li TOSf.
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to
Common Piiuts . . Best Prints . . .
Com. brown Mulv Best hcc.vy " Prime Rio CofKt Choice ' " . . English Socia . . Sugar : i 1 And all otl er Goods as FOIl C ASH. 1 am seliin the remiioing stock Heavy Winter Goods, at eo t. I iiavn (i. ter mined th it the north si:bj of tho public scuiiire s'au'l be the cheap Side for, Good.., and I wil i ini'.ko it to for a "spell.'' w. o. rjjjs. Bloomhn;ten, ind., fob'J, 1870.
BcsTOif, Mass "We have used for untie time "White's Patei t Paper File," ant. find it admirably adapted to its purpose. It is very simple in its adjustment, holds the pn per firmly, witluui: tearing, and is miw.li cheaper than anv i ther thins; of the kind that we know of." F. KANI), of "Zioti's Herald.''
A "taxpayer" who had patiently
listened to Daniel Voorliees great threo hour's speech, last Thursday nindit. was heard 1 1 comnlain ves-
accurately from one to the sixteenth j terd iv morniner that he couldn't
of an inch. Each mill is supplied j stand this burdensome taxati
with a complete outfit of everything
required about a mill ot this Kind, together with belting, &c. Besides these circular saw mills, they also manufacture Mulay saw and grist mill machii:.ery,includingall gearing and trimmings for the same. In '"tcl, mill gearing constitutes a large i -lion of their trade. 'wither branch of the business . ? supplying of patent extrache purpose of saperatiug oni the water before it . Her. Those who have r , with boilers know
.' (' i -Mnt incrustations
. e ii, upon the in ii . i
i. .ii i veu water is
n ..-!. "v, "t. i. ;o t ? annoyance. Th - :'i.-i i.e.. hti' i- 'ien found
very ;.?l io Ury m K-yet f vming this
A Lunatic. A Prisoner in a Detroit court, when asked where he lived, replied : "Live? Live? I live in the regions of eternal bliss. I own a farm of a thousand acres there. I plow my farm with angels and raise cabbages, cabbages,
cabbages, beets, beets, beets, xou re a cabbage; you're a beet ; you're an
angel; you re a horse; you re an ass, an ass, an ass, an ass ! Whoop !" "Is your father livinr?" "I'm
my own father. I m the father of I
all nations," "Have you got any mother?'' "Yes, young man ; . yes, young man ; lots of 'em ; ten of 'em. You look as though you needed a mother ; you want nursing; you ain't healthy. My mother shall be your mother, all of 'em. I'll be father. Child of mortality, embrace your heavenly father." He proved to be au escaped lunatic.
families, if half of them are not found sighing for the old homes, before the next winter is half over. Terrc Haute Express.
cation any
longer. It was absolutely ruinous
Upon inquiry, it was found that he paid annually the enormous sum
ot lyl. Ind. Jour inf.
In Blue Earth county, Minnesota,
duiir ff a recent stcrm, the house of
L. Batea took fire and burned, and before assistance- could reach them
his wife and three childern perished with cold. Accounts are also had of the freezing to death, during the storm of two brothers, named Coleman, living at Lake Belt, Martiu county, Minnesota, of u Geman named Du nhardt, and a Norwegia n, name unknown, at Spencer, Clay comity, Iowa; of three other men, names unknown, nt Cherokee, Iowa; and another at Huron Lake, Jackson county, lows;.
It was aii Irishman who wrote to his son in the "ould counthry" : "Come till America Mike. 'Tis a fine conuthry to get a living in. All ye have to do is to get a threecornered box and fill it wid bricks, and carry it till the top of a three-
story building, and the man does all the vork." H. F. Craig, a venerable citizen of Morgan county, is writing up the early history of that county, for the Martinsville Gu.cette. He has held n number of important offices in that county, and is well qualified for the task. A wealthy citizen of a town in Maine, died recently, and his last words to his heirs were: "Plant me as soon as I am cold, and don't cart me around for u side-show.
Remember Peabody." A Vermont school committee man has entered on the records as his opin
ion, that one institution is "a very good chool for smoall Sehalears i think that the ohalears hav learsnt and i like Chool veary well." The Cardiff Giant got six voTef for Senator, in Grundy county Iowa, lately, notwithstanding it was
known that he could not run.
C.
Words of Commendation By those who have personally examined White's File, and are competent to judge of the importance of preserving our valuable literature, and the best method of doing it: 'Having examined the Patent Newspaper File, invented by Kev. Mr. "White, wo find it a mist convenient article for holding; all kinds of papers, firmly, ia a txxik form. It is easy to adjust, not liable w gel out of repair, and occupies the smallest amount of space possible for the required purposeAs our leading papers;, religious and secular, are of general and permanent interest, s:wne simple nnd cheap device for honi ng mid preserving t hero, would not only bo a convenience, but als-; a benefit tthe i oninuinity, by affording the same matter ton vastly greater number of readers We the. fH" most heartily riomniena it to all who would blend cheapness and efficiency in the preservation of papers, etc. Rjv. M. Simpson, D.D., i'.ishop of th M. R Church ; Samuel S. Jackson, SiaU Liberia. f Magsamxeiti ; E. Thompson B-Sp of the M. E. Church; J. W. Olnistec';, Editor of the Walctwum and Reflector , GEORGE BAXCUOFT. Axti-Robbkr Stick. A New York editor has been shown a woa-
derful invention, termed an "an anti-robber stick," in the handle of which is located a small galvanic battery. A slight pressure causes the instant throwing out of u strong steel neeclle at the other end, anci penetrating, the highwayman who conies in contact with it. The galvanism of the machine at once paralyzes him, and it becomes an easy matter to capture or get away froci him. The editor aforesaid saw the inventor experiment on a dog. He touched the animal with a needle, ind instantly the dog became stiff as a poker, being unable to wag even his tail. The only objection to this invention seems to be that the robber can use it with, the same effect as the honest man.
The Rev. Dr. Patton narrates that in 1862 he was pastor of the Central Piesbyterian Church of New York City, when, ono blustering, winter Sabbath, he had but a singlomaio for an auditor, beside tte sexton,
C. and to him he preached astc-a house-
is understood to be a hard she'd ful and the man was converted lut x l f. ;i H7l: I . , w
3emocrat, or else a fossil Whig. that &ermoa.