Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 16, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 August 1871 — Page 2

ILQQMtM&TQH PBOSRESS.

1 1 is amiis'mjl ;

lvKll KVEKV WKDN ES!V.!

Willi u A. Gabs, h'liijr

t'hi. and T. II. Stasi:oal. 'liie following article, t s cn from tlie Murliiidville Giutils, ?!mhv that the itizt'iis of some other counties

Nnr AND THKN

to witness the lvi.t:iig and swvrv-

- ting of the "old line" Democrats, ' ' relative to t i- Vail jiuiijilLWii phit- " ; t'ofiii adopted for their future goveminent :u;d standing in the party. I In order tlia our readers mav fullv

lie "Now and Then'' j ; party, we give two I their phitt'onu of 'l& ,

understand policy of th plunks from and '71.

In tho Pennsylvania iStatcCoii-

Tm Da n Subscribers will find figures at the end of their j

names which, indicate the (lay of the month and year in which their subscription expires. Vor eximple,

fohn Jones, jny 10 '70, moans that Jones owes from the 10th of last

are more eager v v the narrov gunge i volition, held in ll.8, the following '

east and west railroad, than those (f or own roun-ry. If the people of Monroe allow this project to W diverted, through their own iidit-

il-ronee, they will alwavs havecanselp

to regret it. Tho article referred to w r.s follows: j A New KAii.co.vr. As many! of our eiti.oiis are already ; wa -o, a j movement i on foot to build a j (Uiurdc-tr.ii k. narrow-guajje rail -1 road, from Cincinnati, (.)., to Torre j Haute, Ind. It has already been I stated in tbee columns that thej

road would run by t;ie way of bpenivr, liloomiagton, Nashvi.le, Vlumbus, etc. There is now a probability thattbis route will be eliang-

en. ana tnat tne roaa wm ne run

resolution wa? unanimously adopted

JtestfecJ. T! sit tb 1 Viiuhth tic party of

'Kt-t'U JO Mt I.TI UP'

lVr.ii'-v!v:iiii:t i? .Mpn-rO. ! full f.Ti 1:1

in lilt,- ik1!'!! t hi rilit to vn;i ami ei

;i.','i;.7.::'i'; lii-.ny that tilt to is imv riijlit

.i-tt'.,r in c i i ;Ti'!i. ov oljcwlier?, to 1111- j 'i' i;priM!t?V ii;-.' hj on tho people ot' tho !

Stnt 0 111 I'ppoiiit on. ' ! In the last State Convention, the; following was adopted by a decided j majority : "'. Tint wo reeogn ze tint Void-j inn obiiiju '.'.'. 11 "' nil tin- ):rov!fior of tin(.'on stitiiti. m i f tlm I'niti-d State 11s tluyj row exist, mid wo doprv.'ttti.' th; liseusM"!i t of Uuo Vfiiich biivo K-cn sn'tled in the

1 ho nu'.huritv constitution-1

.Inly. I

Thfl only kind mail by a prattles! chomli t, veil as physician, with pfctal reference to ite boaltlifulBon. Omipestilof wrtkht that Hid digution- Fz'fcct in quality. Ch-'-dpext. Iscautt the purer. Be::t, at it is Vie hcakhiaL Ilifrmt. corn breed, cakes, pritry, not only vhito (sweet) ant! Ugbt, but wtioleftime and uutiittomi. Vre it; prmeit. SfDotasrwommenili.il, weforlMt rtsht to truthfnlnesa. 43"Many worthIons, clnn ioiitations. iloeura you gut J'. liic't Cream IkMng Incdcr. Bold by Grocer, lilanufact in-d only ty THOMPSON, STEELE i; PUJCK JIf'G CO. JOcpots, Oliionsoana St. Louis.

Kni:i the Lndiunxpoli Xcvs. I'liunKc or Firm.

The Singer & '.; Machine IhwinestAn important iStcp for Jnlianojio!i.i. It will le seen by an advertisement in another column of this paper, that Hon. Win. 1?. N'nf;ingcr has entered into partnership with Alanson K. .losselyn, Esq., under the style of Not'singer it Jft-selyn, and in oonneethm with him lias purchased the business and interests

of th'! firm of .losselyn J5rw. it Co., of Detroit Michigan, and A. K. lo-selvn it Co., of this city, dealers in tho Singer Sewing Machine. This includes the exclusive right oi the sale and trade of the Singer ' Sev'ing machine in the State-) ot 1 Indian'! and Michigan, and large ! portions f Ohio, Illinois and Canad;i. and fi oni this time the whole

trrntorv will 'h sunplieil trotu this

I -f 7"AXTKI GENTS i'2o pr.r ilnv'i V a-;! Ill- ...U'l.rnti'd JIU.M'K ! s II ( I- E S K V'INt; M.VfinSK. Hit

;!' under fr'il. sn:: k--f Iho 'iiH'k Jtitcli, (iilikr 'ii l otli fidi-s. 1 and fully liooini'd. Tin1 Uvt and cliiMV'.-'t fiiinily S. ivino; Mttcliitics ill llii' murk -t. A ttdro,-.-: Johnson, Clark vt Co , ISosi.m. Mnss.. Vittslur, Pa . Clilcui'i, 111., r M. I.. mi-, W.t.

tliis (M-.

!a;iii!nr mi I bv

!i!:y nppuiTitod." This is going back on the record with a "vengeance." No wonder "old line" 1'einoerats who have fought all the r lives against negro suffrage, fouirin and protest against

. - ... I 1 .

! citv. Detroit Jia:ng neon nerctotore

Js. 11. Mi j.ky. John L. I'itskk. ! the principal point vf delivery. The TWTTT IT V kr PTTWRP tchansre of firm pronMscd in this

'"" i ...... !. . ,. Vflt Konnfit

to this city, for Messrs. iVots.;go.r & Jossclvn will uive emi)lovi:iciif lo

Coui t of about two thousand nersons :it tliei."

1

whole terntorv, which will bo en

tirely tributary to Indianapolis.

Al tiiriic.vH at i.iaw,

TlJ.'.j cv.U'lioo in tho several (V-uns ot

POPERY. THE I' OK of the (" IIJIU'H and i'i"i!i,ic. Vli:it it ha ill-no. Wlint it is doini; mid what it in- ::! lo i'o t imr, Its

potl

d".-potii:i. Its infilliljilit v. JU i'i'atliU,

Its n iti Jt- in iim ies. Its i l.iliitry. Its licrs 'i'iil:!':!-. I . Iiatn-d of our puMic -c-I ouls mi I of vll and reliintis libi-rtv. Its -tartlii L.'1'i'in: -. Its horrid wiikcdni'ss .lift ITS NEW VOKK RIOTS. A lik iia! i- .vniifcd evi rvwh.-iv. W.' vant ajri'iits t iiitr, -hif-ii it in ovoiy o.ninlv 1 1 ontv. and will iav tln-ir lihorallv. Sr-nd for cin iihir. A '!:. Zl E(;i.E15 & Mc(.T 11 1 1 Y. I!:n'i. St.. Ciniiiiiiat i, O.

the

Statf. nad thii J:stnet

; tlie Vtiit'-d Statcti. for the Si ato of I mil una

I E- !-i-i:i! attention given to the cuUcctiuu ! ! of elaiuis Mid rrobate husint;-. i

i.ui,.s4.ii 'o - i" ..... t. " i ei.rn.r u fiuibiic scitmre. t

to the route, a correspondent of the! piece ot sound an-i well-seasoned KIKinhn, ind., July 26th, 17;.

Kdi lb.irg V.'atchman, writing ironi timber from tho eld Republican ! Iis lianapolis, says. : j pbtfonn. 1&: "Von need hive no f;ais (if a! -

"Hnninv i.(it a .1 ' ' Ami- inn innnori nuiiniT nir.iii

riiilrrtfi.-l Miiivinv of the nrraoiit ilav

l ommicti:: - .v.ich" an eirre 'ions Llun-! Johnson has been making

W TI ,1 v.,11 ch.-ised il,t! at Aasnviue

as

short

one

a sneei

, last

THE SINGER

,,1-i- Tkn Clnrlirrl Omiiin.Y

7 i I I1C OIQIIUQIU ODnillP IVIUO

fCII . C)

OF THE WORLD.

,....,. wolf u.rkev (V-ccssionallv ; onv two hori anu lorty minutes. ; OverbtU,uuU 111 use,

killiuja bear 01 a panther.) over! according to some authorities, wmle! th. s'tt-e;., craggv, rocky hills, and j others say it wa forty hours and;

Jeep, dismal vales of Brown and j utes ir duration. nt unit;

What w

Monroe counties, as I have, you would never entertain a doubt as to the location of a railroad from the two given pt ints. Let any company nuke a survey and an estimate for a railroad on the line from Cohini-

bus to Tcrre Haute, via Nash ville i ti:m

and Bloominston : let them tret lost! vlJ -fflnsiw illU Uy c'"'K'-;

las 1 have been) in the hills ofl te worst- ":(? ''"''.?

Brown, tho knoi of Wolf Creek, I ft P"V"f 1 .1... I. T...,t..;., ..r l.. ! v.otild inipr.no 111

vopcauutv; then let taem make a I Phic:lll.v-' like stirvev rnd estimate for a rail-! Now v c wouldn t unjustly accuse road, from Tsrre Haute via Bowling pwe patn t ol a vulgar pasreen, Spender, Gosport, Morgan- i ion for ofliee, jut we cannot l.e.p town, E linbnrg, Grccnsburg, to i indulging a suspicion that he makes Cincinnati oh air lint. The latter i llis nmque suggestion with a view route h thio.igh as level and fertile i to furnishing a congenial public poll re-ion as the State affords : wealth, i "Hion for himself. Y e don t becneixv, and in lustrv crown its ; beve he wants to be a public hang-

borders from one extremity to ! r"-n l)in '"'.tastes and naoiLs ::ci-

mirably lit turn to execute ttie law that ho proposes, upon the class of criminals that c.rc not sent to the

: is 01 no cor.stiieiice. oat we ' wish to notice is an original point ;and the only cue that the c.v-func-l titulary made, ind that had refer- ; etice to conv ict labor : ; ' Ho helivvoJ t:i:il the lViiituliliary sys

:m!d '10 ilolishvd. lie would di-

ticis of thr

nc f'tccta. in t.iii tliey

nioiallv, iiientuiiv and

Over 200,000

Machines are now being sob!

annually. The Singer Manufacturing Co. is the only (Vint any in the world (hut 111 11miaetiires M: eh i lies for all kinds of wor't.

Kvei v fainilv saoiUil nave anmcer neiv

in Miiehino. eheiijiost :

in evcrv liartieuiar. anil cannot Jail

i to prosecute the business in the most j successful manner. Mr. Josscl vn j stands high as a busings man, and ; has had a large and varied experi

ence m the sewing machine trade, lie is thoroughly acquainted with the extensive details of the larc

i trade he iias been engaged in, as isj I fully shown by the manner in which I he has conducted it for the last thrtej j years. Dr. iS'ofsinger is widely i known in financial and business:

(i II KAT (II AN C K Ki I It A (i K N TS. Do oni wi.nl situation 11s Agi nt, loeal or ti av 'iii with chance to make $ j ( i T-D 1 er day, sellinu; our new " tranil W iito Wire Clothes Lines'? Sair-jde I'''"'"- --0 there is nu risk. Ail-

di'css at nlii'fl. HiiiUon l'iver "Wire "Works, e ,r. "Wider S:. arcl Maiden Lane, X. Y. or Doarhorn .SI. Chie.-i:: i.

fe 1

l'lseaped . Unif mid si th.' We,t. t.,-d. "t.

nveil.-.l, : bv V

I ill. v II rr 1 1 n

for "liiivent lith O'Oonnan,

(ii-i hisnres are thrilKxtrn tern: iriven for

...n 1.

Publishing Co., Hart-

Crumbs of Comfort. I' ,rt, .fed Voveinber 1, 1S70. S VM t'l.KS hP.KK AT A I.I. (IIWlCKKY St','es. II. A. !!AK T.f.KTT & CO., I'hib .eh'liihia.

DAUI.I N' i s.-:t-sii(plyng J'ei.liolUer. Writes 'J.uio w. .:.: at a'dip. Vncd with anv -pen. Saniplei by in All ;"' .''C-nts, 7S eeiits and SI eai i . A-;ent.) Wanted. Address W. A. ("OiKK, C State St. N'. Y".

The bust is alwav the

the; other : and it pissts through the heart of the coal and mineral regions .nt Clay and Owen counties. At Spencer, instead of verging southward over hills and insurmountable

White!

! circles as a nwn of very fine ability, who has managed his own extensive j affairs with a large measure of sue-1 I cess. He is a man of large execn-! jtive power, and his personal service' land influence will be of great value j i to the firm. The combination is' ' indeed a strong one, and we hope it j will receive as liberal a patronage: i as its predecessors hr.vedone, for itsj ; customers can be certain of fair and i

ltVtiVi liberal dealings. The principal 1 H 'i'-il i offices will continue to he located as!

i , , -V- .1 1 r- , ill... A'. 1

1 i os. i aim -t n est msiiiugtoii iM-' . .1 1 "ii 1 1

street, in tne ouiiding wntcn was so handsomelv fitted up for the pur-

(W'-iyt' i pose a short time since.

PARLOR Dkug Store.

NO. 95 College Avenue.

W1.

gallows. Ex.

Theso Machines will Item, Fell, Tuck, Cord, I Jul t, Trim Hind, Gather, ind sew on at same time, Puff, Fringe, Pipe, Hem,

iteli. l-.mbroulcr and jurairi. anil sew trom

X "bridal eh imber cat" has been ! tn.- finest ofecanze or (rossamor tissue totlm

heavl' s?- leaver with eijual taeility. Sola fo" rn-.li o;- srood premisory notes, or on m. nthly ) aymciits to suit the eireumstanees of !lie rich and poor nlike. The same i. ali' ies which render our new

Ma. '.lne ,-o adnii ''al-'C and eineieiH tor use

I st riot ly m.nle

CAMPBELL the Drug Trade. Having

Chemist iv and Pharmacy

1. 1 1 ...

river to Gport: thence go d.rmly rai,roaiR A Vl'v wickwl In;u east up Indian creek caving neither , who for ,;he (:h Rcpubcut nor fill, and unci: less br.dg.ng; ,hat it ought to be

l" MO lUI, ",,1uu: u"u '! sent to Me.nnhis for th

vou reacn tae tuviae uetwecn in-!

lian creek and thi east fork

i stress.-. Tailor. Ma;ndacvirers of Shirt

Woken portions of the country :j " l ' m Cellar, s lirts. CloakD. Mantis. Clot'.iing. thence direct to Cincinnati, over one I The proposed narrow g .age rail- j !at- Corsct Llnon and f-Hk ; ..,,. , . . '. , .1 1 x, . b,,i 11 1 l inl reJas, 1'nriisi is, &o., ice., it 1 wu.'out 01 the finest con atru-s 111 tne world way from this city to Caldwell, i rival, in addition to the Family --one whose agricultural and freight- i Noble county, says thj Zancsville; chinos, our Machine for the use .f "noK.t;n m(mi.t. o i...'l...d i fnnw'mi is .i . 1. ; ,1 .. I lacturvrf of all k i ii el s are inriUrmtaMv u

,i , i ' im r ie-ior to :ill !thers. Harintr Machines c.v- r,nn linn.lM ltl. t ,11.... ifl.l ......... I. ri. A I I. rt !-... I I - 1 ., ,, .. .1... I . . -Ti '.

cuip.icu, mil iiiiuii.. x j j.iiv jji 1 1 1 nun. I; y iiiep a iiiu luvn- i jireislv for ( aniaire Trimmers, .Saddle!' road over this Hie f ir cheapness of I poration of a companv, with a cap-: -Shoemakers, Tailors. &c. Fur rood, n

tins

::v.r,

he in

is prepared to eona safe and business

The simplicity, durability, adap

tability and economical workings of 1 1 'tudy for y

the Singer Iscwing Machine, is re- i ' ,

1 1 "1 -1,1! n. ..

cognizeii tar aim wiuo, ana notning need be said concerning its -efficiency. Last year some 44,000 more of these machines were sold than of any other patent, and taking the increase in popularity as an index, the number will more than double daring the present twelve months. In their

manufacture the binder company ! .,-. minnn

enmlov three very htrge factories in ANU LH.IUUI10

X XiL XJ Z S ,

EPAICALS

Patent Medicines of all kin-is. Pure

..1 . r : ; 3lai-!.:ne . ii'inli.'ai

puis ir iucL-iuivc;iieuce .... . , . ,...,.i ;, :.n-.. ;

r.ift Tl....,';. .n ....... t.. " i .." i.. '.... IApw A iii'L- (htv rnr nt iTlnsormr. i . . ....

. v tnn. iMiB, niivu in: imuu m i aiiic tor everv crtile t: i.:rm niiuiuiiioiiii- f' " i ri. arran'.er.tiil and nic'liemal purposes. 61 . I.-.. .1 K. .1.1 ... il. . 1.- .. vl.' i Tiil,, c QnnlUn,l f. llw, . . tl.n !.. . . ... . .:. ,r. . . .1...

liiu;iiC 111 aillHIlCl IJIRlal lOlir Ou lllC ; '"S-- rw iiiiiiu unuti . ....... . uunuu, iui uii. ,'iij mv. Hll,j i, I;H.. ,.v, -yinm:; jhm laiinns; i" im-

ropean trade, an extensive calmiet : hus.ne.-s. atu-ay. kept on hand aim uia ai factory in South Bend, Indiana, be-i tho U w, t '! resides "the most extensive silk-twist i Prescriptions and Familj Re-

factory in the world, at .Newark, j .New Jersey. In addition, the com-;,.,..

construction, for freights, for min-i ital stock of $300,000, has been ' 1,,,e "d enteric men who can furnish . ' . - 7 - . ' 7 ! ;.itl.f.if,t.,'.r tL.vi, Hsu. if A lin- .iam.v ntt

crals, for lumber and stone, cannot I taken, and the necessary papers to; ' " 1 be equaled in th State. On this j secure such incorporation, with Gen. 1 111(1 ofibl jossklyiw & CO line you have the advantages of i Samuel Thome, C. C. Russel, CJs. :4tv.WmK'si., Bate HouUlSlock. connecting lines passing down the! Stoizenbach, K. S. Garner, Daniel i iDtllaiiiipollM, Ind.. numerous creeks, in a south and j Ilattan, II. J. Itownd, Win. Hall, "!U." m .h. ,,"l'"n'd ndhma southwesterly direction, penetrating; C. D. Caldwell, of this city, George OntUk. Canada. North-Western"' Chioj all the mineral, lumber and stone! Smith, Bennett Boserman, and ', and Southern liiirois. TCgbns that the other pre posed ' William Stranahan, of Cumberland. I N-B- Ail Machines, needing repaii-s or route could, at ono-tcntl, the ex- j Samuel Steven;., N. Chapman and 8hou,d nt t0 our pense; as in this oase the tapping; Robert Chambcr3,of Chaudlereville. ; " c. r. TULEY, Agent, Bloomineton,

liranches would pas's down between ; as incorporator.-, was lorwarded the j Jnt. opnJ.'9-itn

the hills, and in the other they Secretary of State for register and would pass directly across hills and certificate of ic corporation in achollows. On a close examination, cordancc vith hw. The corporaeverv general in".er29t is in your fa-jtion is named t!ie Zanesville, Cum-

vor.:' j berland and Caldwell If this road sbi uld run through; Company.

Morgan county, t'lere is no doubt

hut that Ma-t U.-.V e w be made! . "v "'"" The Sin-er MaiiuractiiringO) 127.S3

: ooctor recenriv sectieu in Havana,; w heeler s wihon n nufact ns Co..8:i.2o8

a.leO 7.402

the matter iii hand at once ; and, ifl' V "'V"," W " I Weed St-w.ng Machin (V 35002

iW ?, ol.r.n, f AivortU.r, tlw. ffoc Kernel in nis winupipe. ine Wileos&Oibhs Sewim; M.-hinetV..28.fw

Scwina Machine Sales for 1870,

The magiiitudt: to v hich the manufacture of se-.vinr Machines has attained is show, 1 by t he return of the manufacturers f.r the vear 1870 to the owners of the 1 cad

is now erecting very large ;yn hour.

Keiorv buildiuss noon a tract oil

fort-v-iwo acres of land, recently!

purehsod by them near Llizabetn, New Je."sey.

i.nd

ceipes iccurately coiiip.iunded, at

llailwavi 'n3 pnter.ts, on which they pay a royalty. ! According to these returns tho number of

J machine Hold liy

I,, I . . . . i i n i v. Ii as li.il n.i w s

.1 iiiuuieiiiuia

To lJorr.,rs t Library tvndi TVJOTICE i h.ol' given, flint suit will IS ho brought on a. I t'otcs given for loan of the Monroe Comity J.ibr.try Fund, tipon which interest is now d,ic and not paid, within sixtv days from tiJ dule, August 12lh. iS71." Bv order of tin; l'.unrd of rri.'Siee.--. H. I'. 1'KUHV, Trcasua-r. Aug. li, '71. 2v. Valuable Farm f or SaU - 1W1SII TO SELL my farm situated " miles northwest "f liIooi:iiii!;ton, on ti ' Kllcttsvillc road, and hut a half hour drive trom the Court Ilntise, ou very fa-: vorable terms.

W. M. 13 KATI ..V,

SIGN PUNTER

Paper Manger.

HOUSE

And

"0,:,

;t)KI;:

maker

le'tnt McColloutrh's or .Shoc(Vs Driii; Store-, will re

ceive prompt attention. Shop on east side College Avenue, one square south of the public square. mn.-29-7t

each manufacturer in

The

A ncwly-fl?dged

a point. The eiti;:eus of Martius..111.. An.l Af oK..lrt

iLiiii.unii oiii.iii.i itu . . . i , . , i . liroverii: llftker sewiM'T .Vtaer hand at once; and, if .Ic shelling pop- com, ne Ma.Vin? IT. f j;:,. r-tXft a kernel in his windpipe. The! Wileox&Oith Sewimr Miwl

ri .l , ;mm i;ftQ doctor examined the case caretul y, Am,! 10 " Butt nh le & Over, m g Co..i t Di.roaii in tneirtaoi, immediate steiis , , , , ,, ,. , "i:t-i o i i .- A...11 l . ..i... . i looked at the ratient s toneuc. and I'loienee beivinc; Machine ( t 1 .b6t

noiiKi oe laKen ic : iiu object. Gametic,

bnoiiid oe taKcn u secure so aesira-i ,, , ., , ' . ; a id Medal Sewi-nr Machine Co

uivii koiu tin Jiuiii,t inv u'.i i l'

!bt

i

(560

8 !ll

i,. v...,.;,.,. i .i, n,. fi,-. o.,,'

uild im a hot fire. When that Wfl.S ! Ti'.n-1-.iiri. M.-.winir M.ii.KilL,". I't. 1 lllfl

It the Monroi county people are! done, the doctcr told him to take; Finicle & l.yon 3rniiraei.iring bo".'.'.2.4uo

the bov and hold lnm over the fire i "V'""'1 "."'s ,7 V . . ! llsef "P0" e3cm"lr-t;"" ., , . 11. i i Vilson hewinst Machine to .luO I lit V HEOWXISG untd the kcixel got hot .enough j B.rtU,tt ReviWe m Bloomir,to. Ind.. jnly iOth. 1871.

to pop oui. x ne cm man weni; nartraw is j-antom jianuiaeturin cu-.-r-'u i , , up stairs and got his shot-gun, but j 5! !"" Co til I '47. Established.

but half alive to their interests thev

will never allow the road to pass through Morgan.

farm contain

the verv best fence-

splendid order throughout. Seventy-live j acres ure in grass, twenty acres of heavy, i thick timber, the remainder in rail tim'. er. ' and all well set in grass. There is a good house on the place, extra j;ood barn, crib, ! etc., room in the barn for stock, as weil as; crops. A large Orchard, containing fruit of all kinds, trees all voting, There is never I

B failing water un the farm enough to sup-! - . tdv one thousand head of stock if necessary, j

As to soil, there is not an acre of poor land ; on the farm it is one of the richest up- i

i land farms in the count v UwiU thvur for

TJICHARDSON'S "sh i.ixkxs. II 1 'AM.MiliS, l.I.ViiS CaMI'.UIV IIaSUCIIIKl'i, &e. AVe feel ourselves called on again to

i caution c in.-1, mers against the mdiscrimi inato u.-e of Ii Uh fabrics made up to imitate our oods in ft Id, trade mark, and general ippeaiaiice, at d to warn them that their ' on iv safeguard is to see that the authentic i. 'af id' our lino.

,r.yt. aiciiAiiDsoN, sons oavdkx, Id) neres, all under i u niped ;ach article.

fact the farm i in i,., .;-tni,.,l i confine ourselved. as here

tofore. 1. ' "sc of yarns spun from the choicest joid .-'.I'or.gest Flax, by the best niiichinerv i'lits,iniible ; uniform in weight arid elasticity -manufactured and blenched under ,mr ov.n 'superintendence : the consumer will be i. urantecd by our wal the same durabititv urn.' satisfaction in the wear, which the genuine goods have always afforded. .1. X. Kirtt-iRDiioN, tf'JNS & Ov,-pex, jiir.e.s l-:im. Belfast. .Ireland

The Democrats now take the ground that :

1. "There never lias been Ku-Kltix in thi :5onth."

2. "The Ku-Klnx organization .ias been clisbandi d." .'. "The meir bws of the KtiKliix are all Republicans." The last allegntion is demonstrated y the well ascertained fact that all he murdered nun are Republicans.

The Republicans of California

i i j . .i j i .ui'akv .ewiiiir .iiaeuine 1,0 i-;i

wniie nc was loaning k, mc iiocior, (J y xiiompson too escaped. i i, .at i. i. .! ..i.i n, i

ularity of tho Siiurer machines far exceed I

any j J.he way .'l voting lover warbled ; tha; of all others, their sale being one-half

rum. i even t ant .ot llie lani uis heel-

owing to

oiitimrv hove

1U JiOStOn, the Other CVCning, was j Intel v .onuiienci.'d making, besides t ieir

very afl'ectine. i ntil the old iron tic- i ":J ".t ii.!ih.d manufat turing

"I'm lonely to-night love without i " tori tm.i even that of the fan: ,i ii i i. j i j i i er & Vii.-'ii machine, this thee, under hie dtilctneas window, ftt0t thlil . sin,,,,r Com

I. l ' ji,. . ,i . .1 . tmielime. wlint i known as (lie -Tiw

"aV 1UV uugi,... uicj j-,,,,;, v M:l( hue' which is selling at the backyard. J ha sentimental youth ; rat.- of nine to one. l.Htr thati their old had no occasion to complain of lone-! --t.vie. Tin ir total sales for luon were ,-

lino ntVi- tIim: Hi, n rar.ts i 7t M 'oaehii.es, agaiit tho I27.f.'l3 of H70,

cost $11, and he wears a souare foot

of sticking planter inside o;

them j

show ing ar incn ane of one-half in the lat-

i ter vear. 3. J , Sun.

Newspaper Advertising

a aooK ot i.a ilnselv nrintru imrres

have nominated as their candidate somewhere. J-tr the next week or, Jin- Governor, Xcwton Booth, Esq. two lic thinks he will imbibe his: Air. Booth is a rative of this State, h!,sl perpendicularly at a counter. und was brought up at Icrre Haute. Il's healthier t.has way, and he;

He is one of '.he rising men of oen c reany care about "sitting on j lately i.u .ii. contains a it of the t.e,t CalitVrnii and the chances of tlie stilci -Marv '! or anything else at s A,n "e.i Adeenising Sledim.i, giving vain rni.1, ana lilt aailUS, O l, ' ' I the names. eiieril!..tions, and full purticuJkeptlbllCan success With him as 8; . I lars -onrning the leading Daily and candidate are thought to be better j ., T" TT"1 " ,. ; Weikiy Pobtieiii nn-i Kandiy N vsnipers.

lh..r: ilh ,v l,; mo iMU OUVT i'S ."mi toe.iier w-tti ail ttiose Having larg.

' j suggests in view of the great in-:!

T,rWw,-xA infniJ1" t,e. tnmo ot 8cKle, and

rectors in a country school district, not more than a hundred miles from .i.:.- ..Ii.. t,...l- : t. i v.

in.7t.i,t, vmia i, iuim uicu iieaux ai-.- . ... i.

J. 0.&M. I. ffi'Gollougii, DRUGGISTS and APOTHECARIES,

Wed Side

of the Omit

Square DEAhEliS IN

VAI,H 4IK8.E IBOl .SI! A!? FOUR ACHES OF I.AM FOB S.4LE. milK UXPEIWIGKEI) WISHKcS TO X sell his House and Lot, situated just

ijkm ; south of the College Campug, upon reason Sf t ' able terms, if application be made soon. I The house is b lilt of brick, two stories in i flight, and contains nine rooms ar.d two ! halis. with a fnnt portico to each storV'

The house has r-gently been painted and ' re-shingled, and is in good condition ! throughout. Th -re is a well and twocisi terns on t ie premises, stables, wood-shed, j ehicken-hoiiso a id all other out houses i needed. i The pas ture lo'., chicken lot, kitchen gar-

l den. and door y.ird, arc each neatly and llOUSC I independently fe iced. There is fine selecf.on of fruit treis on the grounds, among

which are Apple-, reaches, rears, 1'lunis, as well as choice Grapes, and a number of h an d so m o e vc "greens.

The house will be sold with all the

vriigj., medicines, rdints, WH..gI,ulm.i r portion c,nt,

Dye Mulls, rciluuicrj, Toilet ilr(icle., Cigars, Tobacco, &.'., tic.

the close of th- present term, that they would present the teacher with a wiittcn opinii n as to the result of loeir olwifi'vatinns, so far as the yoholr were 'oncerneiK Here it 'm Yon sn d't fust rate, and

y.iu',1- uttered ;urty gotd, but yon; The celebrated double babies, of ii..'t ihj Hiii du:iu' ii. pi-rlor- Ohio, dieti in Bo-.too, recently. One ''"" ; survived the othir :t few hours.

1 Jl 1 .11,111 Ii; .ei 11 Il- 1 ! I I ITII.t. lei-.lf.r ,i ri ,-i

his. piiblishid in the interest of Iti-lig-1

uin.iV L'l u ulture. ;,n.erature, A.-C .Vc. hverv I

; Advei ti;-. r. and every person who c.,nt-m- j plates beeotniug -o.i 'h. will find this took i "f greet vluo. jMnilcd free toanv nddre.-s j i -u rei -ipl of 2,-. cents, (.i KO. V. Kt)W K I, I, ; ! A: CO., 1 'uli! i.-: hers, No. 40 I'ark Kow. iiew I

PHB'e Wines, Brandies

Whiskies, for Medical Pnrposcs.

and

"i of the fact that everything now-a

I days is settled l y convention, that ! some one shoult call a convention of prospective iiuicidcs. If this unfortunate clcss would only meet and discuss their grievance-, it might be found ; hat the latter are not f a degree to warrant self-murder.

3E3 o o I3L anil STATIONERY,

Terms.- One-third of the purchase money

down, the balance in payments to suit the purchaser. For further particulars, call on the undersigned, on tlie jremisDS. liDVVIN BULLAitD. nio'imingfon, Ind., July 31, 1871. UNDERTAKING. II A XT A & WHITAKEB will keep constantly on hand all kinds of

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Vorl;. SSk rATIONtRY On the Knst side o' tho Publie Smmre. first

T.'ie Pittshtirt'. ( I'a.) header, in thej i door nhovn the Presbyterian Church.

ifsio' of May "0. IH70,says: 'The tlrm of j Af)f9 JC r f & Esiieeinl nttention given to tlie bnlnea. O I'. Howell it Co.. which issuof tliis in- raplSTm AVo nov; have a tine, new Ilearse, for the terestiuv; and value look, is the largest and i ( 'V ' it' v accoiuniodation of our friend who may best -Adverti-iiig Agmiey in the United (InmmcU J?rCC.) favor us with a call. They can also, f t the States, and we can cheerfully recommend, name time, leave orders fo-all the caniages ii tu the attention of thowi who iteMrc to j Prciicriptlons carefully- prepared, they may want. We have labored under advertise tlw-ir business scientifically and I with the purest of Drutr. Iteiiiember, we some disadvantage heretofore, but that time sy-tem:,iie(i!!v in . such away; that is to ' use none but pure Drugs, and do not yucus "as passed. Our hsane ic u nice a any in secui" the bw-st moonlit of publieitv for i at prei-criplions. i this State.

M i 1 1 i i - r.y Goods. IT is with pleasure that we announce to L the Ladies of iloomintoti, and vie nity. that v e have juet received a verv lare f.int eletfiint stock of ?3 1 1. 1. 1 KICK V (;0kl.i. emhriK'iuir all the latest styles, in endless variety, and uf all iiinlities. ' Stay W'. iindoubtr-dly have the 1-rt;est. neati'-t, cl eape't and umst couipletu s'.ock .n Monroe county, selected by IUS. UI0J0I5.S, n person, in the Knstern Cities, to which we invite the attention of the Ladies. Our stock of virion!) kinds of KLCWKBS AXl) IilunoNS. is the lars; --t and finest ever brought n. this market. We also have ono of tha fluent assorted sti..-ks of Ladies' CLOVES AND HOSIERY. which is very larije and complete. We also have in ttore a heavy stock of all kinds of Ladies' FA NOT GOODS. "We wis! il distinctly understood that our stock of Slil'.inery Goods, Trimmings, &c, u by far tho Largest, lie'., Cheapest and HandsomeHt ever brought to Bloombvjlon. Call and examine for vourselves. MRS. BKKKS& ii I SW FA K 1 8. Hloorniiit.'ton, Mav 20, 1871.

PEBIWGS, AT 97 COLLEGE AVE, ARE RECEIVING A NICE ASSORTMENT

13UKJN' TISXKY.

Dr. W. T. Allison,

JS" OKFICE Over Tobe Smith s Jewelry Store. South side of the square. UIOO.IIIXGTO, IA DIANA.

WALTER A. POLAND, ATTORNEY AT taW, Ami Xotaiy I'ubllc, bl ooMho to., jyoiA xa . Office in Court House, up st airs. Kspocial intention iriven to Collection. Administrator - and Cuardians Report. Settlement of Kst ''tes, &c. Enouah bn-i-ness to subsist iij.oti resfiectfully so'icited. to which Oi'tefitl altcm'on will be given. jtiyi2-lstVl. pdtiioe-t

3J. W. Helton, Notary Public AND REAL ESTATE BROKER. FARMS, '..amis, Town and City property, for side or trade. All kind of property boi ijlit and sold. All kinds of con vera ti.'in.j done with care. Ti:H-s t;xnuiined, nnd all business connected with the sale or transfer of real estate. cou.e(;e AV:riR. A C.coi! rurm for Brittle .Honey. I WISH TO .SELL my Farm, five miles . northeast of liloomins;toii. Said Farm contains lt'.C neres to acres cleared and under good fence, and '') ceres of it in crass. Them are good apple and peach orchards on the place, nood hewed double log-houau. stiddes. and all necessary outhiuises, with ablacksmith simp on the hind. The Farm will be sold for l,uou, if application be ma le soon, in payments to suit purchaser. .IAS! Mc BRIDE.

Komoval. WILMA3I EMEKY 11 AH KKMOVED 1118 Saddle and Harness Shop From his Old Hand, on Fifth Street, to the room on College Avenue, just opposite the Orchard House Building, where ho will keep on l and and Manufacture o Order

i ail kinds of Carriage. Wagon and Buggy

Harness, Saddles, Collars, Whips and Saddlery Hardware. Ail kinds of Repairing dona on short notice. Illooniingron, Ind.. June 21. 1371.

Barber Ssiliop. TO UN" ROCHESTER, takes pleasure in tj informii s the public that he has established himself in business it, Mullikin's corner, On West Fifth Street. Shaving and Hair Cutting: done in style. He solicits a share of the public patronage, and will guarantee satisfaet on. lllooinington. Ind.. May 24th, I?71.

JAS. B. CLARK.

JOlli,' (.'. ORCIIAHD.

DEAl.EHS ISI

Fancy and Staple

Provisions, Quicnsware, &c.

Masonic, Hull Building, Bloouilnctnn. - - Iniilnnn

The highest prices paid for all kinds of eonntrv nrniiiiee. i,m -'l'.' 7ii

I

EMEM ItR th.it our Ci.nlnn Pnwnr

-V Tress turns outline Card Work.

the least cvpi tidil.irt of money."' oc.2'j'i0-y 1 Blooajim;ton, nd.. Jtay IS, 1370

inn 11 tf

BAHTA & WHITAKiR.

Ayer's Hair Vigor,

Fop restoring Gray Hair to

its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving tho hair. Faded or gray hair it toon restored to its original color, teith the gloss and

Mart,, j "j S5 Thin hair is thick

ened, falling bair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore tbt, hair where tbo follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. Hut such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead cf foaling we hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean ana vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which inako some preparations dangerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can enly benefit bub not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does riot soil wbito cambric, and yet lasta long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. G. Ayer & Co., Pmciical- aiib Abalxtioiii Chemists, LOWELL, atASS. j I'EIOD 91.00, j

SHOES,

8: i

That will compare favorably with any in Town.

Ml-

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CANDY MANUFACTORY

BREAD, CAKES AND CANDIES made Daily. Will Duplicate any bill in his line of trade freight paid here. I ALSO MANUFACTURE The best Ice Cream, Soda and Hinera Wafer, ia Town.

W. J. ALLEN mtVB THE LAMEST OF Hardware, Building Material, Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural Implements, I IV CLUDIJXG Reapers, Revolving Hay Rakes, Straw Cutter's, Horse H:xy 3orli8, PLOW S, GARDEN HOS

X3 lanter &9

mst- JSk. jhk. "pc: mi

FORKS OF ALL KINDS, &C. Belmont Nails, Iron and Steel, Pittsburgh Glass, Fahneatock's White Lend, Pure Boiled Oil, Doors, Sasli, Venetian Blinds, Locks, Hinges, etc., Ac, ever brought to Blooiuington. 8- All kinds of Tin ami Sheet Iran Work done to ordtr. Pknac giy mo a ci.ll. W. J. AULElf.

MO CALL A & CO.,

Have tbe Cbeap-est Stock, of

NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY VIYX OIJOVES,

and Shoes,

Boots

SCHOOL BOOKS km STATIONERY, Cotioii Yarns and Battinit QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, DYE-STUFFS, HYDRAULIC CEMENT, AND SALT, In the Town of Blooming ton