Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 3, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 May 1870 — Page 1
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New Store ! New Goods ! New Prices!
THE VNDE1WIGNED beg leave to inform the citisens of Bloomiugt-n. aud Monroa county, that they hive opened out A Large and Well Selected stock of Drv Goods, Notions and White Goods, which they propose to sell
fur cash, in the room
established A. I. 1835.
Union Drug
BLOOMINGTON,
Store
INI)., MAY 18, 1870.
Vol. 4 Wo. 3
.
J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Bloomington, X:o.d.f
j Whohsale stnd Retail Dealers in jrOixE, Paints, Oils
Formerly Occupied by James Small. ! AND GLASS. BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC, &C. We arc
land Books the sane. Remember, we have one of the largest stocks of
Our stock consists in part of
CALICOES, TICKINGS, BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSMXS, HICKORY, CHECKS AND G1XGEAUS, SWISS MCSL1SS, NAINSOOKS, Checked aud Plain Jacei.ets. P relics. Brilliants, Lawns, Spring euv.l S-.innu.sr Dress Good. Table Linens, C .-ashi, xowels. Ac. vc-r. cheap. Call and es.un'.ie our stoi k. JgjySo trouble to show Good, Hemember the stoic: Jaznes Smitll'N Old Stand. feb23 J. C. DEBT 13 & CO.
H AIX I'AFEK ever lrou;;lit to IIHiom Inglon, and wll sell lower than any house in town, ready trimmed, loo, which saves of the cost of putting it on. Wc always keep on hand a larp: sto -k of
one-half
PB'RE WINES. Bit INDIES AND WHISKIES for Medical Purpose, tfti?" lmember. wo keep no second class Druids, and we guarantee that vour I'rcse iptions wiil be compounded of tlrst-class Drugs, and we have man with us now. dint we can recommend to the public: J. S. FARMS, sn old Druggist, well known to tverv man in the . count v. Call and Efive UK a trial, anil we
guarantee satisfaction.
J. W. SHOEMAKER & CO.
JOUX C. OKCJ! vk;.
V
IAS. B. CLARK.
1 'BALERS IS Fancy and Sfap!e Provisions, QatCHSware, &c.
Masonic Hall
Bloom Ington, - The highest p: ices paid country produce.
X. T. TAYLOR.
TAYLOR & DEALERS IN
I rnn t: CI'l J ing ci
Building, - Indiana.
for all kinus ot jan JO TO
CO.j
Choice Family Groceries,
ElleUsville WOOLEN FACTORY.
CITIZENS of Monroe and adj :n-
lountie wiil take notice that I
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iiave leased ttic anove raciory, anu nave purchased and added new: macmisery, have put the Factory in complete order, and am no'V pn pared to Curd, Spin and Weave, and hope to be able to secure a liberal patronag . Hiving a thorough practical knowle lire of the busii ess in all its different branches, 1 feel con'.i .lent of my ability to do as good work as tli;- best. My prices will be us low as any responsible. Factory that doc work v.vl'. I will also keep a stock of Good.- for sale, o:: to exchange for AYool. W"ol, Cord-wood, Great" ale.l Ca':i, will be taken in exchange tor work. Your patruiiag : is expected, as I have -o:ii(! tostav. P. S. Cusll paid for '.Vend. sam. .1. schofii:li. Eliettsviiio. Ind.. April Ki, 170.
A A' 117 NEW NEW! Summer ikthios:.
hk'.i.kr ts svi-ky stvi.i: of Ready - Made Clothing, North Side l I'ublie Square, BLOOMlMi TOS, I.SD1AXA.
NEW AD VERTlkF.MEXTS.
NEWS
STEBINS, Hartford, Ct.
k. Awants
Price; $5
icll 100 per Address L.
C a day !- tj).4 0 Samples fred, Me.
40 new arttlble:! for Atjents. free. H..&. SHAW, Al-
SAE.ESMB3M. Send for Circular, a nrst-class btisi less and ?tead;rempkiymeiit. II. . HOWE, 37 Arch StrealuPhiladelpliia, Pn.
If
MEADVIL.EE Hhelfli?ical . School. Unitarian:. Educates M'inisters; $ltiO a year to tibor studerits ; he;ins August 10. Apply A. A. Liverniorc, Meadville, Pa. -
ILUIOL'.S, HOW TH4N(GE! ; The Marric:! Ladies Private Companion contains the desired information. Sent free for stamp. Address Mrs. H. MEITZEJR, Hnnover, Pa. iTB WILL PAW AGENTS asalV ary of $Mi per week or allow a large commission to sell our new Inventions. Address J. W. FRINK & Co., Marsl a'.l, Michigan.
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preticpt ami example, self-control in eatiti' and drinking, sleeping, playing, studying, in conduct to parents, to companions, in suppressing anger and t :.ie like, may expect happy results. Severity is not necessary to secure confidence with i:he parental authority, but firmness combined with kindness, uniform justice and the example of self-control, as well as the removal of temptations, so far as the parents can eifect that object. THE OVER INDULGED CH I LD GROWN TO ADOLESCENCE. I knew a fond, well meaning mothe r, a strict member of a church, really ansious about her child, but her inexperience led her to think the lest plan to prevent her son
i from craving liquor, and going to I improper places for it, was to keep it in the closet ready for him, at any i time, untler her eye. The conse
quence was he imbibed such a toste
instead ot wholc-
ANTEID), AGENTS. 2U Watch
t'ppiv iriviMi crritt-iifi in nvnrv liV( rnnn ' n i
will !..;!... U1.t i u")
Ad- niuivjiuub ueiore nu was iweuty
and honorable; pars 30 per week
dress E. MONROE KENEDY & Pittsburgh, Pa.
CO.,
IJ.OOK AGENTS WANTED. Ladies J' of the White House,'' no opposition. Ste-:1 engravings. Rapid sales. For circulars, address IT. S. Publishing Co. N. Y... Cincinnati and Chicago.
1H A LES1MEN wanted in a paying business. S. KENEDY, 413 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
T)EN,I. McGF.E has one
J stocks ot t;lot!iinii, in
S. It. RVSKIRK. IilMiRK
JOHN W. HUSK IRK. BUSK IRK,
Quecuswnro AND NOTIONS.
The highest market price 'paid tor couti- A tfAlinaVfi ftt fiW.
Northeast eon-r ot tnepuo-; '
Bloomir.ir1f5. EnOiaua.
trv proiuicc. lie square, tan 2 C-70
MclilaNEV & ALEXlNiiER. Wi OULD CALL TH E ATTENVY tion of their friends in Blooii-nigtun tSraie-fdCt that they have opened a KEW .HEAT SltlOP, in a new building north of the Pos- Office. We wi'-l keep none bu the best of Beef, Pork, Million a?i Sausage. A si are of the pub! o patr. n;: ge is
1, L. E. McKINALt MART. ALEXANDER.
looTiington. Ind., D.-c. 8, JS-'-'J-
intEOOJiaNGTON. tsn., (07.r iiivr Lcei Tmtnenbaum' Sfort, WJLj'j Pit a f -tick is the courts OF THE TA TE.
Special attention given to Probab
nc.-s. ind to c.dlections.
f the largest
ib. store, at the
present time, ever ':roi:ght to the Athens of Indiana, and he is selling vhem at much lower prices than heretofore, lie has Etcry Style itl' Clothing for Men and IIojs, Embracing a full line of hut; and coarse Coats, Pants, Vests, Linen Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders and Neck-ties.
E pecial attent'n n is directed to a stock of m. t p; recently purchased, which comprise the latest and most popula" styles.
C!cn(' FurniNiliin; fioods. At. this store, a full stock o' Gent- Furnishing (ioods can al w ays bo found the newest novelties being secure! as rapidly as thev are introduced in the Eastern cities.
;:si- i
ianlJ'" To 1
m v m si s
Jk I g0( stock of Trunks, Traveling
SOiiC
B. T. TRUEIH.COU. CVUVS Tl'.l Eltl.OOD. Trueblood &s CJo. H-ivc just opened a fr?f h stock of Family farmeries, Provisions &c, "W'vil file of the Public SijinTe, next door to Stuart & Co. Country Produce wanted in exchanjJ'- fr good.. BU.omington, Ind., Ftb. 16, 1ST.).
MAN UF ACT URERS OF BIGGIES, CARRIAGGS
AND
isags Always in store, attention to th
which 1 k
inu V ansos, 1 would call particular Bein is Paper Collar, of
a lull si:pph'.
I have, tiy far, the largest stock of Broad Clotlis, CaKsimcieroH, Silk Vclvefn, and Worsted Goods, Whi:h will be cut and iiip.de, up in the highest stvlc of t!".e art. BENJAMIN MuGEE. Blxmington, Ind., June -to, 1800.
he wasi a complete sot.often regretting
hi3 own bad habits, but a complete slave to the taste acquired by the early facility for drinking whisky. It is true the father, who died when his son was young, had been Jilso intemperate, but the good lady not ht.ving access to lectures on Physiology, as the present generation has,
PSYCHOMACY, FASCINATION OR was unaware that this moral disease
JL MH'L CtlAKAllNG. 400 pace i !a ,.f ... ,,,,1, i; , ,!:.. cloth. This wonderful book has fal in- ! 18 "7 m"ch 1,ke l"cal d SOitSe, si ructions to enable the readers to fascinate i iuicl ln iact sometimes hereditary, either sex, or any animal, at will. Mes-i rendering it the more dangerous for merism, Spiritualism.and hundreds of other i ,,n. to inoculate her SOU With the
eiirious expei imeiiis. it can oe ooiamcu I i i . , , , , by . ending 'address, with to cents postage. v.'lnsky irus, when he already had to T. W. EVANS & Co., No. 41 South ja hereditary taint in. his system. Eighth Street. Philadelphia. ' THE SPOILT CHILD AS A MAN ASD
A CITIZEN. It seems a small beginning: when
their new orbits in the great ether of space. When mothers are fully educated and devote themselves with zeal and intelligence to the formation of character, good habits and christian devotion in their children, our temperance efforts may cease, lor they will be no longer needed; our philanthropists may sing peans of praise, for our saloons will be converted into dwellings or school-houses, as none will rent them for retailing poison, knowing they
would have no customers; crime of
every description would be reduced afc IeasntS-tli-i'rcTs, and alHwould be abundantly supplied with necessaries and comforts, for the great leak in the Financial Reservoir would ba then forever effectually closed.
QTAR SPANGLED JJA NNKK. A i O large 40 column paper, Ledger size. Illustrated. Devoted to Sketches, Poetry, Wit, Humor, Genuine fun, Nonsense (of a j
tot i!bl kind), and to the exposure of Swindling. Humbugs, &c, only 75 cents a year.and a supberb engraving"Evangelinc," 1 1-2x2 feet, gratis, '.0,000 circulation. Money refunded to all; who ask it. It is vuli-awake, fearless, truthful. Try it now, 75 cents n vour, specimens FREE.' Address ''BANNER." Hinsdale. N. II.
Indiana Her Growing Trade. CONTINUED, j The Paper House of CHANDLER & CO., Indianapolis. Paper is a very queer thing. Like many other reformers and wonderful things of this world, it frequently' comes into usefulness from very low places. In fact it seems almost to be a part of God's plan, perhaps to teach our human pride a lesson of humility, that almost all that contributes to the universal good, whether it be in men or things, must first come up out of what the proud world would call low places. The thoughts of the poor rag-pick-e: as he grove's among the filth of alleys, perhaps as a rule go no higher than the two or three cents
mention. These he claim& to sell at wholesale prices. Xow considering the savings in freights, one will perceive at once the advantage of dealing with Mr, Chandler. And then again another advantage that the dealer has in buying with this house ii to be found in the sav ing of time iu transmitting goods after tby are ordered. The intricate network of railroads that converge from nearly every part of the State to Indianapolis make it peculiarly advantageous to order from that ponrc, where dealers desire goods not obtainable at home. Mr. Chandler famishes another illustration of what patient perseverance combined with energy and foresight can aecorajilish. When he first started m the business, hit capital was small and his business did not occupy a room larger than an ordinary cigar store. But by close application, and being neither afraid nor asham jd to work hinjflejf, Jymilift basnet m through a series of years to its present position. From the start, paper bags and wrapping paper have been chief ieaturesiu his business. These, in connection with a few bundles of printing paper, were all that was to be seen in his store in the outset. One who is not acquainted with the steady purpose of the man, would have predicted failure. But with him it was a question of time, and steadily investing as his capital increased, he has now brought forth, one of the leading wholesale paper houses of the State, one whose business is becoming more and more extended as our people become the better acquainted with the roan. If nio tidings are ever received of the City of Boston, she will be the fourth steamer that han vanished with all on board. The others are the President, City of Glasgownd the Pacific. A little boy in Grass, California, ate some friction matches on the
12th of last month, and has pome
per pound he will receive for the where matches are made.
dirty rags he has culled from the
PATENTS.
rubbish, yet the poor fellow is not
only helping to supply the world, with that without which our civilization would be greately impeded, but he is also denonstratingagrand principle of God's economy, that
the good will always be found and
JAMES HUGHE. QIGHES
NICK. VAN HORN. & VAN HORN,
JAMES W. COOKER LY, j Spring1 Wagons.
LIVERY, SALE AND suioomtiiston,
FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, Bloomington, Ind. SADDLE HORSES, Horsjsnml l!iiggia-. and teams, bired on reasonable terms. Stable just cast of lha Postotfice. .and in rear of the Blooinington lletel. octfi 'U
Indiana.
cxpcrleneo in
this place attests the durability of our
i work. We will hi.ve ready this .Spring -a if. ;od assortment of the latest styles and i of superio.' Jnlih, and will
Attorneys at Law, BLOO.TiiI.GTOX, ID., YT'rILIj practice in the Supreme and VV inferior Cuurts of the Sti te, and in the District Cot rt of tlio U..S. for Indiana. The collection rf claims in any part of the State, will receive prompt attention. Bl'.ioming.on, Ind., Nov. ii, 18ti!i-y
the boy becomes quarrelsome and overbearing, the man is too ready to fire up at every supposed want of deference to him,the citizen imagines liberty consists n doing as he pleases without special reference to others,
ie most extensive in the world. Ciiargcs I or to f.HV implied special social COK1-
less than any other reliable agency. A ! tr:io nprlintw he finnllv ncrsimdps
pamphlet containing full instructions toil.: ic ;c :.. .-r-.-'i... i.i.j. i.
Inventors who wrish to take out Letters Patent are advised to counsel with MUSK
.fc CO., editors of the Scientitic American, j who have prosecuted claims befor j the ; Patent Office for over twenty years. Their ! Antiricfin and Euiopean patent agency is j
the mother fails to check the first exhibition of bad temper, or permits gluttonous eating, or hesitates to deny her child something im
proper upon winch it has set its lfmif Kllf iLr-l or,- nil liorrmninrrc!
av the foundations for futare want ; ?ulle,J h'om the bad' ev,e tho"Sh lt
of sell-control in greater things : I nas. Tg e?n MreHeaTOiieuii-
nouceu ana trarcpiea into tne aust. Of all thepaperthat is used, whether it be in the ordinary newspaper or the handsomely embellished volumes that adorn our parlors, perhaps nine-tenths was once filthy rags. Such is paper. And maj' not our poor humanity learn a les-
inventors is sent giatis
M I NN & CO . .17 Park Row. N.
I?meru Years'
Goods! Goods! i i
QOODSS
Bakery a Bid Confectionery, East Side Public Square, BLOOMINGTON, INI).
Sell on Liberal Terim, OP MAKE TO ORDER.
Repairing promptly one, FOR CASH. All Work Warranted.
aiid neatlv
W. O. Fe
Oae Million Acres OF Choice Iowa Lands FOR SALE, at 3 per ncrr and upwards, for cash, or on credit, by the Iowa R. R. hind company. Railroads already built through the lands, and on all sides of" them. Great inducements to settlers. Send for our :reo Pamphlet. It gives prices, terms, location, tells who should come west, what they should bring, what it will cost; gives plans and elevations of 18 different styles if ready-made nouses, which the company r'urnish'at from 1!50 to f4,00! ready to set up. Maps sent if desired. Address W. W. WALKER, Vice-President, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
eariv,
A MODEL HOUSE.
Being a cripple, I have made house plan
himself, if in the minority, that he
is opposed by the majority, and he strike; at the root of all democratic republican government, by rebelling
against legally constituted authority.
The emancipation of children, too
lrom parental control very
much promoted the spirit which
dictated the excesses of the French Revolution, an well as much of the insubordination which led a minority in the United States to place itself in arms against the Federal authority. WHY NOT ADDRESS THIS TO THE FATHER INSTEAD OF THE MOTHER. Because Fathers are eenerally
tins proved a model of convenience, bcautv
and economy. Descriptive circulars of plans, views, etc., with general information to all. sent free. Address (with stamp or script if convenient.) GEO. J. COLBY, Architect, Wnterbury, Vermont.
Finishing and Sale Rooms in W.O. Fee's Building. mar2,'7-tf
Frcnh Bread, Cakes and Candies, made ; daily. AH kinds of Nuts, Foreigi Fruit-, Oysters, Sardim. Spices, &;., iVc. always on band. All orders filled mompt' v to s:itisiaetion HENRY ROTT.
Washer. UNIVERSAL Clothes WRINGER. Hear what the People say cf Hum : W. J. Alien Tiar Sir: The Doty Washer and Wringnr. which
vrc purchased of yo i, are a perfect success. ; "We would not be without them. Wishing day is no longer a terror in our families. Rev. Wm. Turner, E. P. ( 'olo, Luke W. Sanders, Jos. M. Howe, Nicholas Mayfield, Wm. A . Gabe. Sold only in Monroe county, by Wm. J. AUen, south side of th public suuare, WoomiAgton.) Indiana. jnur2-70-8m
B. II. IH.M KH. VT. M. 11E.VTI.Y. Sip and 0 rnamental
Sur li Side X'tsMic Square. YAj 1' N0EK.SK INK I) are prepared to . do all kinds of Hoi.ie Painting, promptand ii; good style.
Grainiog and Varnishing. Imitations of Oak, Wain at, Mahogany, Ash, Maple, STK'i: AMD Ttf ARSIXK. All kinds of Sij.;u Writing on wood,
glass and canvtis;. Pfliper Hanging. C't-illnss Whitened superior to lime-wa -h. Beautiful shades iu
KEEPS TIIIK tJHEATEST
KIE1?Y,
Stock
AND AT
lELVjsre&t
LOWER PRICES
THAN AS STORE BLOOII NGTON.
Temperance Coiumn, Edited by a Committee. Ifeiy Conominieations aolicitod for this colli inn. Direct to Lock Rox No. 9S,8
Common Prirts ... 8c. BestPrin-.s 12 Com. brown Mti?lin , . 8
Best heavy " ... 16J Prime KioCcfll- . . . 22 Choice " " . , . 25 English Sodt .... SJ Sugar 14620 And all other Goods as cheap FOR CASI1I. I am sollii g -.be lcmaii .ing stock of Heavy Winter G'tods, at cost. I have detern, ined that the north side of the public .-quare shall be the clieiip Side for Goods, and I '.vill make it . for a "spell." W. O. FEE. B'oomingtori, Ind., feb'2, 870.
ning i special study. One built last season i too much occupied with their busi
ness, too much taken up, necessarily or unnecessarily , with making money, to look as much after the children
as the mother does or should. I soy should, because while conceding that woman may have a right to vote, if they demand it and on cool reflection deem it best, I conceive that their duties more properly, more usefully, and more agreeably belong in the domestic circle, in the home to which by her attractive pow
er she draws husband and children,
preserving tiiem trom the evils ot isolation or bad companionship, being by the nature of her sex more prone to refinement and morality, as well as by the favorable shelter of that blessed retirement from which some rash sisters wish to force her, whether or no, into the exhausting nooi.-i.lay oppression of political contest, and the soul-blast
ing tendency of commcroial speculation. That woman should be the trust-
Tempekance Prayer Meeting. There will bo a Temperance Prayer Meeting of thirty minutes, every Sunday afternoon, at the Court House, at 4:15, immediately after the close of tho Lecture. All are invited to attend.
son therelrom ! After some inquiry, and of course some guessing, it is estimated that
last year alone there were sold in this State, near twenty million volumes. Of course this is only an approximate estimate. There may
nave oeen more, and there may have been less, but it will do for any purpose. Now add to these the two bund red and fifty-two newspapers and periodicals reported by Eowell's Newspaper Directory as published
in Indiana, then add the vast; amount of w rapping paper and paper bags used annually, and we can form a faint idea of the paper consumed. Heretofore the larger portion of this paper has been bought outside of the State. Of that used in books, perhaps ninety-nine per cent, has been brought into the
State printetl and ready for market. Now while we rejoice in the prosperity of the country, do not the interests of our State demand that we keop as much of this money at home as possible ? And especially so when we can do just as well, or perhaps
a little better than we can by send
ing away
We have a wholesale paper house
A boy in church, thought the choir sung "So to the Jews old Canaan stood and jawed and rolled between," in a familiar hymn. In a Connecticut town, the other day, as the pastor of a church was walking up the aisle, a good brother came out of a pew and accosted the g(od man to enquire "if be didn't warn't some good yaller butter V A Delaware woman is getting a divorce because her husband jumped on the back side of the bed at an alarm of burglars. An Irishman in Wabash, a few days since, laid in two dishes of oysters, six large cups of coffee, one dozen boiled eggs, five rusks, and a half pound of butter, at one meal, and
he wasn't very hungry fit the start either. A vessel from Cadiz went ashore on Long Island last Sunday night. There were fifty casks of wine in her cargo, and the people on shore got "roaring drank. Eugenie is now getting on with only forty-three female attendants, whereas Josephine had, sixty-six.
The Prince Imperial hail but fifteen besides his playmates. The contract price for the new Court House in Jackson county, is $38,220, and $500 for the old cow pen. Travis Carter, of Seymour, is the contractor. A facetious boy in Worchester, Massachusetts, put a mask on, Sanday evening, and ran after a younger boy, who failed to see the joke and fell dead from fright. James Mui ther is the name of a "murtherous'' brute, at Evansville, w ho heats his wife and tries to shoot !olicemen, when they interfere with lis refined amusement.
The New Albany papers cackle
Cir.t . A. I1USKIKK.
J. S. SMITH HUNTER.
CALSONISG, gs. kitchen walb; h:!U. Ac.
for f eil
is the ti iii- to Ee-Paini and Paper. Give '.is a c:iU. lU'VIT.R & ISEATLY Bloor.i. ington, Intl., Mar. 23, 187u.
Now
& HUNTER,
ATTORNEY! AT 1LAW AND PRIVATE O A I H i: IIS, Bloomington, Ind., otlien nortb side of tho public scpiare. We will attend to all bu'iness entrusted to o ir care, in tins Courts of this State, and are ilso prepared to discoun t grod and solvent pap.tr, on rea oniibbi terms. Jiierenern Messrs. McDonald & Roac'ri Attorneys, Tndhnvipolis; Mews. Winslow,
Lai ier & Co.. Bankers. No. !'! Wall street, i .. ,. :
New York; Messrs. MeCalia to Co., Mer- ' ' chants, Blooiuin;ton, Ind. mayO I WOO Will U.
Early Influence on Habits. Few mothers are aware of the early age at which the foundation for intemperance may belaid in the innocent infant. The child cries, it
is pernaps auuetea witn pain lrom something injurious which the mother herself has eaten or drank, and to sootho it Bhe gives some supposed
remedy, perhaps a stimulant, possibly a baneful narcotic drug, under the name of cordial : both injurious to tho nervous system. Again, from mistaken kindness, when the child has hurt itself, perhaps against
a table, she procures temporary quiet by calling it a naughty table or professing to whip the inanimate object. Bhe too often grants the request, made with an outburst of temper, or h listens to stop a scene
of auger by compliance with a demand previously and properly denied as injurious to tho infant. What must the child judge from all this? That success dcpend.n, not upon controlling the various passions, but upon giving away to them. Any mother who will from earliest infancy grant the child only what
in Indianapolis, that of Chandler j like hens, over every fresh tapeworm
Co., winch claims to supply ;ts j extracted.
A New York naner ssvs that not
one pound in ten of the honey sold in that city, ever knew a bee. In San Fitinciseo, a day or two ago, a Chinaman was declared insane. He is a cigar maker by trade,
and went crazy in endeavoring to
is proper an
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'"Id Torfi
.!.'..:,! iu "i
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ed companion of man, each paramount in his or her'own sphere, and one as highly educated as the ether, few enlightened persons will deny, at the present day, but that this education should be exactly of the same kind, or their spheres identical, many, who have studied the problem of early influences, and the suitability of t he mother, when well
educate'!, to conduct favorably the early training of the offspring, will
be unwilling to concede, borne one has ingeniously compared the masculine jiower to centrifugal force, the feminine to ceutripetal. Let the parents, like equil partners, divide their duties ; the: father may then fly off on his out-dc-or, money-making business contentions, held in h'is orbit by the gentle attractions of wife and home, the children moving in narrow circles about the
, mi- tl domicile, until ready to be , c.vj cted like heavenly bodies into
trade on as good terms as any house
in the West. And whether it be a full line of wrapping paper or bags, or a stock of news, book or flat papers, they can be found here without going to the cities of other States. One of the great specia'li-
ties of this house is paper bags and , the raB of the ral; of the iiM-aitniiiiT nonnrc Tho tnCriinVGril- n .... t T l l T
","i,i""b r-Y - , commissioner oi xncemai revenue ence experienced in doing up many rdative to stamp texes and. uabiliarticles for trade has produced i tiJg of Mtiueia. among our merchants a demand tor i . . , xi bags, already prepared. For sever- A negro parson in the M est, al years past Mr. Chandler has been ! preaehiog against the love of money, devoting much of his time to the .nc"'f dhis m V W meeting of this demand. So prom-, " A1 my orethren, von can
inent has he become in connection
with this branch of trade, that in many sections he is known as the "paper-bag-man." These bags, to
gether with Ins wrapping papers,
he is prepared to supply the trade in any quantities, either printed or imprinted. Those desiring to have their brand on a simple card setting forth their business, printed upon them, need only to send him the matter they desire printed and they
will be supplied. These bags are patented and are made by machinery. But as before stated, not only
in paper bags and wrapping paper is Mr. Chandler prepareel to supply our trade. His stock of news.
and book papers, together with est
judge what God thinks of money by the olassof people he gives it to." The es-reliel, ex -honorable Pierre
Soule, of Louisiana, is dead. He died from insanity. In 1856-7 he
was one of the leading Democrats in the country. Mr. Buchanan appointed him Minister to Spain, Quite a number of persons are dealing in what are termed " Prize Packages," both of stationery aud candy. In addition, to the stationery or candy, each package contains some cheap ring or toy. All dealers in suoh articles are required to procure a "Gift Enterprise" Intense, which is 160 per year. Dealers in these articles will do well to note
; this and ai accordingly, ftc after
velopes, with which he is prepared 1 beiri arrest it mav i too lata id
to supply dealers, deserves special ' proo't by th ijforaiktii2