Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 March 1872 — Page 3

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LOUISVILLE, N. ALBANY & CHICAGO 12 X 1 I O A 1 .

SHOKT AKD FOPULAK ROUTE to all Poirto Kasl, West, Korth and Sooth. Train loavo Bloouiingt n Station us follow.- : TRAIN'S SOUTH. TRA1XS OTTlt. S:0 r.M. Day Express. 2:it P.M. 11:21 P.M. Night Kxpress, 5:30 A.M. Freight Train, going smith arrives at t;:2i" P.M -It parrs 0:30 a.m. Coins north arrives t 4.00 p.m departs ft; W a.m. fQTC:r arc attached to Frdght Trains for the Ri'!;M:;o:ition of Passengers who hmv wish to travel on them. 11. H. (.. M 3 NTY.Gen. Xupt.. N. Albanv. S. K. HOuPKI. Gen. Tick.-t A:;!.

CAKRIDATES FOR JS?2.

Annonnrviiieuis, lgitf.00 meb. Editor Prepress Please announce the name of I. Milt. Koukos us u candidate for le-uumination to th ;fficj of County Treasurer, as the choice of MANY VOTERS.

You Can Savk ?10. Any one wlio may contemplate buying a Singer Sewing Machine, can save money by culling at this office. An order on the Singer Sewing Machine Agency, good for $30.U0 on ihe purchase of a Machine, can be pro-

- i cured at a heavy discouut.

ROOMIM PROGRESS.

LOCAL AXI MISCELLAXEOUS.

Ceo. A. Bcskikk. President.

HoBT. C. Foster, t'auli ir.r.

Come to the New York Store and get bin-gains. Closing out .sale of Winter Goods.

Real Estate Transfers. Reported by W. H. Jones, Conveyancer and Notary Public Office in tho Court

FIRST NATIONAL BANK GF BLQGM1NGTGH, IM. t-uiitli'Wvsl t'oriu-r of ilu Public sifiunrc.

New Boots and Shoes. Perdue & Son arc now receiving their

new stock of Boots and ilioes, which

! wil? be sold at the lowest cash prices, i n", with County Keco.-der:

! Our sales for Feb. '72 being much i , M"T ;V,ol'V t0. .rter aT',m:

Out-T.ot No. 2. in the Town of Harrodsburg. $1,200 00. William Lincicom to Thomas J. Crnin, 5:i iicr.-s of land, more or less, in Marion

iirday sceo to come out of Souder's sabon, stagger up to the female Indian which McPheeters exposes as a tobacco sign, and cla;tp the dusky maiden to his buzzum. She didn't seem to cure in fact conducted herself with woodeti-headed propriety, while greeney mumbled, "Roll od silver bood!"

Notwithstanding D. W. Voor

will now put in practice the knowledge in the healing art which you have gained from your Professors in the lecture room, aiv.1 from your text books, in the lurulitieM which you shall select as your future abodes. ' Your real labor

now begins. It is the practical port of

j.oui - vuuutiiion toe application or me principle of medicine and surgery to the relief and comfort of humanity around you. Hitherto you have attended the theory or science of your profession. Now vou are tonnnlv that

i science. Henceforth both theory and

practice are tone blended. Here

vonr

hes announced his determination to ellICt.i10U w111 CI1(i with your liven, ncs announce.! ins aetLrmmauon to or untlJ ((!ih(, to acti(je

retire from politics, it is now freely j fission, rr dilligcnt, as you will un-

larsrer than those for '71, says that

; the old patrons of the House are : willing to stay with the New .Finn,

and we teel encouraged to sav to an

! who wear Boots and Shocs,that they ! tl " "'l'.'''' "' , i ... .,, . , ri ,,,, l 1. Milt. Ropers to W. If. F. 'will still hud our House Head-; :,inin.irv' Lot 4r,. near

Loan Hmey, Discount Bills and Nstc-s, Eeceive Deposits. Sell Exchange, Buy Mid Sell Hold and Silver. 1STERKKT I'Miinv ii,'i(KiT

At the mt- of six per orir. per !, on 1 quarters ' for everything in our line. - ts thai remain Mr ., i.-npo', : 'e warrant our work and will make

wm or current tsreotthii, at ma'i !c aarced j . i ,, ti, i, ,.,

I .. n .. : M fto 1U lilt; li-'nmi

i and see. Pkrdue & Sox

upon.

Come

LlVERr.FKF.n AXDSALK ST.iI:LE.

T. O, WOHLE1

Opposite the S:t,l', -nit ,y the. li.R. Dep.

II one 1 1 tl;.j larc

11

! "An experienced chap says, when

; von can't tliiuk of what your wife

st and best ar

ranged

asked you to bring home, get hairpins.'' And when you need any

article used in the hTuse, (except

1)

to

S.titrn U'lior.- lOiivis or fslino-I .T .

Treat, part

Bloominjrton

two and a half acres. 500 00. Joel 11. Kirby to Joseph II. Kirby, 80 acres n. land, more or less, in Van Buren township, 4.000 00. Joseph Godey to M'nrion Godsoy, an undivided interest in 133 acres of land in Washington township, 300 00. Isaac Godsey (t al to Marion Godsey and Charles G"dsey an undivided interest in 133 acres of land in Washington township.

To New York is a

weary

l.iv.-ry and :le Stables in

Monroe, or ia ::i;v .uti. r voorjtv in Siitll-

crn Indimia. Sa.Jdle hordes, or horse nnd bit;;;it s wiii 5w fti.-ttUi:el at any !i. ,;r f t'ue day or I:;-!.:. Ci.n.imrcc'.! travelers and

otistn-s. will '-o r.irn;siHt with eonvevaneoi 1)p , , :..l.t : n I ......1.. i. : 1 lfy

foir.hed to families. Horse fed by the mrtk(f Vv lll sell goods to VOU that ns' feed, dav or week, at reasonable ; are both cheap and attractive.

jJwery business man knows how j the County Campaign of 1872, is .' vexatious it is to have a poor pen .... , T nr:u t nr. t?

lunu.iMii - ... ,1 I mill ui J.. mill. m-Evis, in i . iv.

vuvnCiULi. auo alt ought to secure one 01 uie :

iy v.ockis uiiu vnw.i!iij n is tniic ; rujf.f tut ttlC ACW I ONv btOrO IS call at Shoemaker & Co's. Union ; vvjthjn rca;i, cf a w,0 desire cheap

South side of the square.

S The first name announced for

rates.

l?!ooirtin?rr.rc. Tri

TVe.

'ST0.

1 1 V. I.V ur

1 etl r? vn fama.N HoJImul Gold Pons at. the acttid M P" fop CaP- D-

vvvr 4t rj p i UnioM Drus Storc- h wil1 bc ex" 1 Buskirk-(1uring the socolul ,crm of V VaVaU felAliir., 'changed in one vear. if the point j that popular officer's administration, HEAR or BLOOMt.NUTON HOTW., ;.Comcs off. ' H,,d then was himself elected to the liloomington, Intl. j ! . ... .. . e ,rn

o A Im.K houses. Horsesand li, -ies, Goi.D will not be received from i w,u" ' U1 ,u ,V"L" - i;-!- iro. on reasonable n-rm. : aw ti, Vo... V,L- i entire ticket, excent Countv Aud-

KhH just Mt -f the lWBi-e, mh! in n. : 1 T., J,.f..u,l

Ilttl i-t-' til: .-ltrV?lll JJUVUIV'IH- I VI V J t lt-l V 1 1- CIl" ; IIU1 iul l i Uiiciuti , .v-t iitituiVLi.

hacks being preferred, with live per j Mr. Rogers is honest, faithful and cent. B r. r j capable, i.t well as pains-taking and A eandv boy, passing through a j accommodating in all transactions

iiilutea across old contieman i pcrcai'.nnir 10 ins omcc. ic is noc

Or. W. T7 Allison,

jss Bf-i i jm. mm. b o : car

fe OFFICE over " -J Si-.iih Jew- witn "Pop-"ni.pop-corn !" "Hain't , necessary for us to sav that he would

-v S:, re. A.mh side of the so, .?!. El! .OO II I TO., I i I 4 X . HOi ii: AND SIGN PAINTER And PaptT Hanger.

! have hist vonr leeth. but sadder still ; What he IS, It re-elected

; not to know that they might have j i been preserved by procuring tooth- !

brushes, tooth iowi!crs and soaps at

Cliiis and Splinters.

t i.l -ilts HI JleVt.ltttlLl: s or no!-i .1 l t, 1 ii , 11 1

V maker & Co iniC s,,,. wiii te uui ivoimoic .ucuouoi gn j;rS ! paper called the Mincvul, published .'t-Avpron.'.! Httenr.:..n. su .p .;, el fT -ide Stove. Don t neglect to call at Mc-1 . ... . T,. .

. '.:c - Av;t;i,L-, ij:e Ual

"We find the following in a little

. j at Elizabethtown, Illinois :

stated in the papers that he will

: again stand for Congressional hon

ors in the 6th District. Voorhecs has teen freely spoken of as candidate for Governor, and recently for Cong ressman-at-large. By letter he declines to run for Governor, and by statements made to political friends he objects to being bei ten for Con-grcssman-at-largp, statng thai. " his friends" think he ought, if in politics, to remain in Congress from the Tcrrc Haute District! Dan. knows that the Democratic State Ticket will not have the ghost of a chalice for el action, and prefers to make his

canvass upon gromid with which he

is familiar. Bui: what will Mack, and Ilobinson, and P. L. D. Mitchell (all candidates for Congress) say to this dodge of Dan a ? P. S. We, of course, tell the reader that Mr, Mitchell is n candidate in the strictest confidence, with the hope thai; it will go no further "Crook" Mershon hurried down into the cellar, at his residence, on last Saturday, to procure an armful of wood, and his overcoat swung about in a manner so reckless as to excite the indignation of a little revolver that was snugly reclining within his right hand pocket. The hammer, it is supposed, struck the wall, exploding the cap, igniting the powder, and the ball was propelled

to

got any teeth," angrily exclaimed j n,i.p " j Twnnrirho U ihnt

;.l,en,an .um-clrops : gum-drops ! now nil vvonlll continue to be iust i th such unerring accuracy as t(

: persisted ine yontn. ji is sau to , . . , . , - M0i,,tnH, flvmn f Hrnnt'

arm, near the elbow. The ball was taken out near the shoulder, and as the bone is thought to be uninjured, the wound, although painful, is not necessarily dangerous A nam-

J. S, STH HUHTEli, ax:i AOTAIiV Pi'lJLIC, I'.LOOMINGTON, INDIANA. .tSN. &sij:I IVr Coniinontal SAiv J:M5liJJSCe '. " f lliirtlord. :.::. -d d.-LT..7?. ; 'joiiN Tv7jh:skhijv, ; A Via i' nvy a i. ' Iai iv, f,tV - ; ,;(' 'lenm -;thntt ,V,-. WILL rh.W'nrn .V THE V'jlKTS it!- TL'K STATU

Clftl o! lid- I I . . v-k - . .xxi. mxi-t-! n 'innnniMi'k

tnf.?4.'-7i V. :i- ' ui- of . ' Acnnpniiv has hoen lormoti ncrc wmur ocr oi nouses on ioriu K,viivsv av-

lw. , . . .1 I . o I t ,111 K.'llOI I1I I I 1 1

tiom ry or if any article of Per- j derscm, fth widiMiwake btwiaes tncn. for

turnery is necdeci.

ii vim wnnr liooks or rita

enue, were entered, r riday night

the purpose of leasing mineral lands ard last, and provisions taken. Ihl3

. mm. mi . 1 III luilllir larire lurnae i i nil-, nntiin, m. :i . . . , .... . j lhU Pl)mpanv will operat., in other' ma:.-1 a 7 "nccrtam way to procure 1 here is no more pitiable sight j l!ftl0,urin!; b.'.sines. Their furnaces will j onc'8 daily bread, besides the vague than that ot a husband and father i hp operated on a larire scale, ami will em- . ' . . , reeling hoine at the cud of the week, jl'l-y'a force of from four to hundred j uncertainty as to the proprietors having left the greater part of his! ,,,un-' I & with a pistol A six year

week's watr-s at some driukinc sa-! me" ""' JMt 'old son of Wm. MeCollough, who

loon. Just think how many hare ; A bad week tor "locals. iso ore jjvcs wjtj, j, o-randfathcr, John feet could bo covered each week, if committing murder or matrimony j BJakov at Clear Creek Switch fell the money thus expended were taken tl nnv ronidprible extent ? "' i'V; j 'i . o ii i i - r; cii, 1 ' eonsiueiaoic imciil trom a picket fence, one dav last to Uolleitba'.-hcr s (. inemnati bhoei-ri , t .. i !) '

AJUHl Ullt l .,,nfil.-- mm tinr iniifrhl lir.firnftii tho

d :tt.-nt:oii jrivta to Probate

be

Mor"

35. W. llt-ltn, ftotury Public AND

HEisL ESTATE BROKER,

Easter is coming.

wife and children!" Fact is Bollen-1 ?imr -'SZs i:ow wllile thc.v are PIer'- i pickets, and his leg was broken

lia..!icr s More is superior to an j ti till ami cheap st-1 atricK s j The same bov fell from the depot A pothecary Shop.in that it prevents j Day approaches. It won't be much piatform at clear Creek, about a

.. rvnu,, ivu i a day without dim. i isk s name ic peopit. j in the New York dispatches Any Yoc.nuTiax who wishesU"l" C. Robinson, of Owen county, to learn the Photographing Art, i Ci,euit Co,ut Prosecutor, is said to t n,. ontirp out-fit uhrhrd b! he coming man, as candidate kr

4 1 . ... .......11 . .... 1 .. l i 1 i I .I'lnirrMi m t hi I Inm iir T'l t ir i l'lro1

XUtM. .mx-. Town and Citv i.n.n.r. """ ' '.''' "-i. ra mi.!.;

l ... ., ...l.. ir...i.. :i'ii.,.i ean ihi si. bv e-.illiie' sit A llieon s I lrdunoi. k likenesir iit mirhpo lms

. . ....

remarked but he

and out" politically,

Yo favor Robinson.

One

pf..; , r:v .. -. i.t : ii i soi l. Alt Vnd of. Photograph Rooms, where the par-iheen freouentlv ...:iv. v .lueit ; d..::e v.Uh -:ov. Tt!e ex-,,;,).',, ! l..n,..,f,,l I ', ." limine I n:.J al! ! n-:nes- , o:,i:e:l...l with U l,'trr' 1 "C haillCd. C:lll't " W Hgglc ilK

t!ie ' t.r t-n-!Vr f tval r-l:it-. " CitlAAXiF. ATE WE. JiS. !!. M.-I.KY. Ji.HX I.. i'lTXKIi. MULKY & PITNSE, in .o yi i r t. t v , jm)J am, Al'li.t ' ra?t;c; in the h-v-.t,! "-urt- of lV ihi Stan-, and tlK ft'sfict 'oi:t of tbe I'ti'.v -! S;:rea. f ;r tin-.c:ate (' Indiana. K-peel;,: u'.tetilu-ii ,'i.cn to the e'iit-e:;o!i f e". : :.nd r,b-iti' laiin's. (.?!. !: W. . Fee": buiijini;. 1101 tiicn.-t i.rri. r , f i !;!.":- -j i: o-nie.'t .11. hid . .!.; y 20:!:. !ST1. ' J 4 II ST Ei .1 leO V Ii ATT0BMEY AT LAW A N I) Ut'unal Insurance Agt ut, Eiioouiintoii. Iitd. AtT' M for t'.e following named reliable In-ni.-aiiee ( ''iinaiiiei :

-KTXA Fire Insurance (.empa

.Insets

IXDEWtilTEIi

as Dan. can.

To On vi'iN r.i- Skwiso AT a

; riiisiw. AM kinds of SewinSMa- i 1Ie can bc beaten easib"

chlin s cleaned and repaired, by D. j of the most celebrated astronomers

: V . Koger . ami pric;'

, (aillcgc Avcv ue, iii Orchard Bl

Bioomiiio-ton, Ind.

Parto;

All work warranted, i of Switzerland says that the largest reasonable. Shop on j con)t cver smi 'js mjlng a bee-

jY,jV ; line for this glebe, with a velocity ! perfectly tcrrifio. It travels in a

year ago, and broke an arm. A short time ago he fell out of a wagon, and sustained injuries that it was feared at the time might result fatally The Monroe County Re

publican Central Committee organized last Saturday, by electing C.F. Dodds Chairman, J. Glass McPheelers Secretary, and E. E. Sluss Treasurer The Report of the First Natiotial Bank shows that this institution is in a healthy condition. The deposit account is rapidly increasing.

DIED, Or. iiiul.'iv TMHrnnifr Miireli lnth lftT'?

I -urvc that if an American wo ! curve both narabolic and diabolic. Lr. i . :n ? u !.!.. r 1

, , . . ; 1 ----- j , ullt.ra tiKd-fc nilllJSS, Ul X IIUllli iOUUl, liUMA

Orciiaro. in his 7d vonr.

src .'..i.v:,j.ii 7i: in anv kind of property. y RITKKS Fire Jm Cgp, ; C(Ak' A ad fith s

iiniii 'v:;.- an .a to oe iianeu ncr nrsi ones-, i t i , ii-i ti-n would be -'Have I , dre',."' i 13 l,uulltl 10 CQ,ll,le "ltil US Oil

or about the 12th of August next

3r" Snodgrass & Dodds have a iiumber of desirable Building Lots jiir sale on- favorable terms. Persons who expect to build would do woll to cad and learn locations and terms. A number of nice dwelling houses to sell and to rent. Wcalso have a tew nice farms for sale on favorable terms. We can suit vou

Office on

JETSA Life wVV'cbii!... ' i Hunter's Block, Bloominton, Ind

6T " ii W'i" 'Kv'' Tll NoTioi: to the Pibmc,

CUEAPEHTrtm have purchased the interest of OsFFICESoItUwt Corner of Pl.bViC. . ,...r O,.,,,!.,,. J tha Tronat.w..

Forty-eight ear loads of railroad iron for the west end of the Cin. & T. H. Railroad, had arrived at Terre Haute up to last Wednesday. The freight on it was 30,00) Will it pay to make preparations for a political campaign?

If that comet should bc on time, 1, ! .U I ' . 1

street, in wou 1 11 J11 ur political system,

slightly W e niereJy throw this r out as a suggestion Down in

1 r : .

to.are.

6 July lBi;!)-y

LiEAI.ER All. KINDS OF PARLOR COOK AND HEATING Stoves.

Manufacturer of and Dealer ir.

Business, and will bc pleased to

I have a share of vour patronage. ' LEM. WH1TSELL. i Bloominsjton, January 24, 1S72. i -1 j Don't do it. There are men in : Blooniington who are paying 180 per year in rent, when in three

years they could, with this amount

Lawrence county, where four-fifths ot the population arc candidates for office at present, it was with difficulty that a grand jury was secured the name of one man, who we learn, lives in Martin county, is on the list ! The disease extends also to a class of persons usually honest and virtuous the world' over, viz :

IiKctl'ke. Lecture at College Chapel, next Sunday, 3.J P. M. will be delivered by Pev. C N.itt, V.B. Subject, "REFORM, or tho Advanced Thought of the Age." All arc invited to attend.

(loubtedly be, each day will witness your progress, your increasing .success and usefulness. Your position in society will give great influence for good or for evil, and you will lie held responsible for the character of that influence. You should wield it always for good, for progress and the elevation of humanity. Vour Alma Mater, and the cause of professional education will justly claim your efforts in their behalf ; and it will be yonr duty at all times, to the extent of your ability to labor for the advancement of these interests. All honor is due to those noble men who have founded and sustained hitherto, Indiana Medical College; those men who, unaided by State munificence, or patronage from any numerousaud poweiful organization, by tl.eir own energy, zeal, and self-sacrificing devotion to the cause of higher and professional education, have within the short period of loss than three yenrs, established and put into successful operation in this capital of our own State,

a nieaieui c;ouege, winen, in the number of its students and in it reputation abroad, will compare favorably with any similar institution in the land. Young gentlemen, you will continue to second the efforts of its Trustees and Faculty in advancing the interests of this noble and glorious enterprise, which is an honor to this city and to the Commonwealth of Indiana. It should lie taken under the fostering care of the State, and amply endowed, and thus its permanence and success should lie secured beyond the possibility of failure. There ia no good reason why Indi

ana should be tributary to other States for higher and professional education. She should have a model university, in the fullest sense of the term, completely equipped, and furnished with every facility for instruction, not only in the department of literature, science and the arts, but in all the learned and industrial professions. The youth of this Stane desiring to study medicine, law, or any of the arts to which science is app)iedr ought not to be compelled to go abroad for education neceeessary to make them proficient in their several callings. Indiana has wealth, population and abundant resources for the education of her sons and daughters at home. Why should she pay tribute to Michigan, to New England, to Europe, at the rate of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars per annum for that which she could furnish better aud eheaperat home? Patriotism, a liaidable State pride, and every sense of honor, demand the removal of this humiliation. Indiana's war record is most glorious; her common school fund the largest of any of the States ; her mineral and agricultural resources almost unlimited; her population nnd wealth rapidly increasing, with a system of benevolent institutions clustering alound her capital, that would do honor to any commonwealth. Why should she not be equally noted for her educational institutions of highest grade? Why should she not furnish all the facilities and appliances for professional

'education, that can be found at Ann

Arbor, i ale or Harvard? Our next Legislature should, among their first measures, make ample provision, by liberal appropriations,- for this purpose. Indiana Medical College, and Indiana State University, with its Law College, should be placed on a footing equal, if not superior, to any similar institution in the United States. Now to all this, young men. Alumni of this College, you will assent with nil the earnestness of your warm and noble hearts. When you shall have returned to your several places of alM.de, impress these great wants of the State upon the minds of tiie people ; and use your influence with the members of our next General Assembly, before and after their election, while they ore candidates before the people, and after they have convened in the legislative hnlls, for the accomplishment of this grand enterprise. And before many years have passed away, we trust that our State will be adorned with a university complete in all ItsdepaitmcntR, whose light shull not pale in the presence of the most renowned universities of the world. Go then and work: work in this and every noble came. Be active, self-reliant, brave, honest, faithful, true to yourselves, your country, humanity, and your God. When fife's work is done, you will be called from labor to reword ; then another more glorious festal hour awaits you as you pass the grand assize, approved by the Supreme Judge of all, and with the plaudits of angels, you shall receive the crown which lasts forever.

Indiana Medical College. The commencement exercises of the Indiara Medical College, u branch of Indiana Slate University, were held at Masonic Hall, Indianapolis, Thursday evening, February 2ftli. Tiie Hall was well filled. A band of music discoursed "sweet souuds." The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev. R. D. Robinson D. D.; Dr. L. I). Waterman delivered, the valedictory address in be

half of the Faculty. The President of the Trustees, Dr. Mears, after a brief

address, delivered diplomas to twentysix young men who had completed their course. Dr. Nutt, President of the State Uuivcrsity, was then introduced and ad

dressed the graduating class and the

audience generally. His remarks call

ed forth frequent applause from the

i . , iicwsiiuiiei muii. xuuiiuis. ui ine

n . , ,11 11,111. llllllll'V 1111V 1.11 II Iti.tVlf. .

Tin, topper and Miefcl-Irontvarc. ; ... Six 'hundred dofhr Bedford Independent, wants to be audience. The valedictory in behalf of

will buy that nice cottage house of ! Representative j while Dalton and I student- was delivered by C. H.

r j i t- -n ia ii iv.ui m, miw unit, nit; mat uuuurs OI Lemon, of the Democratic Banner, ; his eUwB T:ie whwle exercijjea ,

iulnf.Ciiitterlna:and Metallic win tmy

Rooting Done io Order. I Wall. Hight's,

FIFTH ST.. SEAR DUXXS STOKE, ULOO-HISCiTO, IX.

Is not this better

(than paving that amount of rent in

J AS. . CLARK. JOI1.V C. OBCIIAKD. CLA8X a ne:flABD5 ZEAL1SS IX Fancy and Staple

froviwoas,

Tnd esnng uommencement yet neiu oy ine

rr

Mamnie Hull

mootntngion,

The highest prices paid

country pinuu-e.

are nskino-. one for the County i

,i ,...,1 j.i, I , ,.i, : ' " J i'"-'s"-"-ij "i-i- -

i uuw fiu men ua uvwuug j Clerkship, and the other for the ! was the best attended and most inter-

t . . office ot l;ommon Plrem

llenrv IIcitnoii Removed to! ,,r u vTuun n Lr i Merticul Colxgc.

Uhe SonibSi.ie.-H. HKWSOX,! 7 t TT T ' The 8tute University wius representi in bis. m-w location, on the south side of the i ,ias not Jet m:K'e his wants known ed by President Nutt, Dr. Hannemau, i Mpiare, is having a line run of custom work I And now England has been j President of Trustees, and Dr. J. 1). I in the Boot '.inc. ulleuan liitotn' are be- i . ! Miyw.I1

icnmiii- wi,,, what celebrated in this local- i'"o ii into a icvcr oi excitement I " I itv. bv rca,u of the .rood leather, s.did fin- 1 K ,k J..,.. ,.f T..: U... lil!lo 'v We Bive Dr' ad.lress m

Vllf-f-nuirarP OLC . ,s" anl tl(?i-t ut- which is always combined , . , 7 IU.1. ' intiieii. He has on sale B...)ts of his own ! Who With an empty pistol lllOnc1

' BuUdina i .",,il"u'':,,;U,TO- n1 is. "lw).vs hPf-y to i hand and a petition for Fenian par- i " Omduating Out : j.iu.n.i.in), ; the :iica-lircj. ot cash customers. pl2 j 1 1 . , ' . , , , - Indiana. ulons in the other, accosted Queen i A few w,i,ds '.,f congraUl wd for all kinds of! nOLTZM 1 tr- . , , T, this joyoiw .iccasion may not ian2ti 70 i .- V ictoria, in public. 1 he iuecn was : propnato. Having comple

Horse Shoer. Th undersigned hus parconied thetiliop forrnferly ownf d by A. K. K:ivonscroft. aim has eriipVyed a good Hi.rst .Sh. er. Horses will be tib ial SO P' r cent, cheaper at my ihop oppotita WaldronV: Taiill' rv. SIMPSON . SK1KVIK. : .-- ' zy ltd.. Jn.i : ' -

eoiigrat ilation on

not be mapnlcted vour

Niou Flannel. Jeans and Suft. Turn of i . .. ti . . . ' o. niise if nieilical Inxtrnelinii. nml rn.

Idiflere. t w. , ,U and colors, can always Scared tllG poor, CHlzy r Clliail had wv.a ' ,,ip,mas ,)ub,jy in this

be n:m at .oit.man & Nm Woolen Kac- no intention of harming her. But tory. which is located at the east end of 1th ' . . , ... , , . street. In custom work spinning and i Ireland will have to iiiaititaiii inure card.iitf Wool-the ; JIolt.mnns' anuncA- ! troopH for this act, though she lllav celled I y any firm in North Amen.-a. If , you need Blankets, Flannels for Shirts or ; never grow another bush'. 1 ol piTfinuverf, or Yarn wit!, which to bidld you t t iifrw-timeite vo i'i - Warm Woo en Socks or Stenkii.pt. go to ! 141 " alltctiotl.ltc Wl.l.ic II--H?.;nt4r.-si"::;try. 'Ulan frvta the JOUUtry Willi !i'.rt Sat-

pionias publicly in this

iniposi ij pnwnce of syripathising friondx you ore about to go forth to pnirnsrc in one of Hie learned nnd most honorable professions, and one of the

i.iost iiTsponsible reeofjuized in society

D. H. King offers his resi

dence for sale. See advertisement. "A Brooklyn mother advised her daughter to oil her hair, and fainted flat away when that candid damsel replied, 'Oh no, ma ; it spoils the gentlemen's vests !' " John P. Smith can sell twenty watches each day of the week, and still give no indication of fainting away. And he calls especial attention to his facilities for watch repairing which are unsurpassed. People come from many of the neighboring county towns and gaze with admiration upon the wonders of John's Grand South Side Emporium of Fashion,

Palace ot Beauty, No. 7. Fott ought to call. For the liioomington Progress. ObUusiry Notice. Anton F. K. Boisen, whose death whs announced last weuk. died in the 20th year of his agc.nnd was tin: son of Judge Toliann FrieJrich Test Boisen and Maria B. of Norburg, Sclibswig Holstein. Last August be came to this country, hoping that a changnof climate would restore him to health. Somewhat strengthened by the sen voyage, he entered the University last .September. His until ml talents were of a superior order. Though quick in apprehending mathematical and physical principles, he particularly exeelled'in classical studies. Had Ids life "been spared, he would have taken a high position among his classmate as n scholar and companion. As his dueaso made rapid inroads upon him. one of his principal regrets was that he would have to give up tiie fuiidly cherished hope of becoming a minister of the gospel. His amiable, kind, and cheerful disposition endeared him to his new friends It will be graifying to his parents and relatives to know, that though far away from them, everything was done bv his affectionate brother ami bis friends to alleviate his suffering and smooth his pathway to the grave. During the last week of hf life, ha was

more free trom pnin anil more cheerful than

Permit me to give you a word of cheer i usiinl. His conversation showed that his

and of hope upon your entrance upon love for the Savior and for his Word were tho Hold of practical life. Your work increasing j in the samo degree, did it ap-.-. i ..u .'! joi p;iraUou h done, and you peer tlat tlio gloom of the valley of

the shadow of deatl; was removed. A little after mid light on Sabbath morning his happy spirit returned to God who gave it. JSP Mane & Nuener, of Louisville, have issued their Catalogue of Flowers and Bulbs for 1872. Flowers raised by this firm wil! be sure to givesatiifaction to persons living in this pert of Indiana, and the seeds will, without doubt, germinate more surely than those gathered further north. Blooniington, Ind., March 11. Knowing the importance of early attention to cases whoe the inverted toe-nail may cause suffering, or when ncglected,btiuions and the like may become troublesome, and having seen Dr. Davis operate successfully on .several such cases, I take pleasure in calling attention to the advantage offjrcci by his residence here, which is '.leeeessarily, however, brief. Ricuakd Owen.

Having bee i operated on by Dr. Davis, I fully concur in the fore

going opinion of Dr. Owen. B. E. Rhoads. By perinisesion I refer to S. F

Dunn, Iriamuel M. Orchard and

Samuel McCormick. S. F. DAYis.Surgeon Chiropodist, Orchard House. WMirSilOWNING

wilt sell at public sale, for cash, at his residence in Blooniington, at

one o clock t. M. on Saturduy, Marcti I61h, 1872,

one Cook Steve, several Heating

Stoves, Presses, Wardrobe, Bed

steads, Writing Desks.Scttees.Chairs,

JJook Cases, bide and other lables, and many other articles of personal

property.

New Good arriving Daily.

I ay lor oc Ha r ry man are receivini! new goods r.early every day. Still they manage io shove them off as fast as they tirri ve. Quick sales and small profits is their motto. But they have accumulated a large and well selected stock of Greenbacks and Black backs, which they are anxious to exchange for Bacon and Potatoes. (3ive them a call.

On College Avenue, Orchard House Buildlsig. John F. Kauffman & Co., Proprietors of the Bakery and Confe-t lottery on Collcg Avenue, world jwpcclfuTfy call the altteiition of the public to the fact that they keep a First-Cl us Bnlrcry, Confectionery and Restaurant ulid nil the finer articleauf Family fcroeeriss. FKESH BREAD, FJtESK CAKES CANDIES, TOYS, FRUITS, GROCERIES, And the very best of Fresh BAIiTOIOKfc) OYSTERS, Always on hand, and fur sale at the lowest possible price. OUB BESTAtmaNT Will always be supplied with the host the market j. fords. Give us a calf. J. F. BICFFJiiN . CO. Blooniington. Ind., Jar.. 17th, 1872.

KK-OPKNED,

Wm. F. Browning advertises to sell his personal property on Saturday next, the 3.61 h iust. His property is all in good order, ant is worth fi rst cost to any who may need it, Fixk Akts A number of beautiful Horse and Jack designs are in the Progress Fine Art Gallery, and pains will he taken to accurately touch up these beauties for Hossand Jack Bills. Quarter sheet bill, with description of one Horse, or one Jack, ?'2.")0. For ciich pihlitional Horse or Jack, appearing on the same bill, 50 cents.

Ladies net your Corns and

Bt?.nions cured by Dr. F. Davis. Leave word at the Orchard House and he will call at your residence.

Last week of the great Corn Doctor.

"XI

i o w

ti e baud begins to

play, the Elephant goes round and round," at the Hardware Store of

Stuart & McPLieeters. where all

kinds ol Mechanics' Tools, Black-

Smith's supplies and Cutlery can be

had cheap, liemem bur the Agencv

for the Champion" is now at the "Elephant"' Store. South side of

the square, in the Masonic Hall Building.

59 48 44 91.6 535 40 33 ti

79 Sec-

Bloomlngttm Puitlllc Schools. Report for term of five months, ending Fob. 10th, 1871 : Mrs. Kvaxs' Department.

Number cn tilled Average nun her belonging Average daily nttendt.nee Percent, of i.tten buice Number of Abseil Dr.y , Cases of Tardiness Cases of Tru.incy Cases of Falsehood

Miss Hays' DepartmeM Secondary B. No. en roiled 42 Average number belonging 34a Average daily u tendnnce 30 Percent. of attendance; 86.9 Absent days . 442

Casts of tardiness Miss MuClkl land's Department

ondary A. No. enrolled 7 Average number le oiiging 69 Average daily av.endanco 51 Per cent, of attendance 86.4 Absent days 773 Cases ot turd nem 276 Cases of trm ncy 6 Cases of falsehood 1 Misi Hamilton's Department Intermediate B. No. enrolled 66 Average iiuniuur belonging ii Average d.iily atl.eudi tiee 49 Per cent, of attendant.! 89

Absent d rys . 683 Cases of tardiness 219 Number not tardy . 21 Cases of truituey 7 Cases of falseiioou 2

High School ltooin

No. enrolled. Average number beloi ging, Average duih a!.t..'iidaiiee, Per cent, of t'.ten tiuice, Abseti: diys. Case, of t!a-i!i ies, High ScIk oI. No. enroled, Average number belur 3'ng, Average daily atti nda ice, L'et- Cent, 'it' utter.dantJ, Absent days. Case of inrdii ess, Total al.'f t nt days from sicklies

Neither nbscut nor lardv Henry

iek, Phebe Kah i. Li.zie Owen, Alice Willi:! :ns, Charlio Jul nings Id.) Hamilton, Lulu Maxwell, An lijCrai.j, Joseph Hooper and Olio J:ii nings. Nut absent bui luii'y three times David Kahn, Ilattii) Bodie, Mamie Seward Not absent but tardv tw ee Klla Whittaker. ot tardy nut absent nut-half day Charlie Owen, Uutj Kundolph. Absent ere day a!id not tardy Katie Uiovcr. Jidiu Allen n: d Ella Tuley. Absent one tltiy and tudy once Katie Ilight. The names of those neither absent nor tardy during the year, will he reported on the "Boll of lloiinr.' Mattik H. Ciikkh v Asst. Teacher U.S. G. W.LEE, Sunt,

-Intermediate A. 46

39 3ii 92 297 167 ?4 41 38 92 32 216 3U6

Ken

I would rcspeetfully announce to the public generally that I have again opened my place of business, on 5th street, where 1 shall keep in stock the finest Iiiio Uitiiiors of all kinds, including Wine, Hrandle, Whtskle, Ale, He, for medicinal purpose. SSr The BAR will at all times bo stocked with the rcrv liest of Liquors, including the best LAFAYETTE LAGER BE KB. the best brands of Cigars, Tobacco. &c Dec. 20, 1871. A. KBEUOKR.

j!L ii Elephant IN DLOOMISGTOI. Wm. Stcakt. Cuas. U. McFhkete3s. Stuart & McPheeters, Have removed their Hardware Store to the south side of the square, In Masonic Hall Building, aSsTSIGN OF THE ELEPHANT, And bopn to moot all their old friends in tho new location. In addi-.ion to keeping a full line of H-IfclJ WARE, IRON, STEEL, PUNTS, OILS, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Chains, COLLARS, HAMES, &C.,

They wil! have a large suoply of Agricultural Implements and Machines. BStuart & SlePbictm now have the Agency iVir the Buckeye State, and the Champion Reaper and &ower. Particubir attention given to sivppljing Builders' Hardware and iteelianies' Took.

The Cheapest! HENDERSON'S FURNITURE WiRR00Ef, NorUi Side Public Sqw.ire. Fartiitare and Cbalr, of fb best material, pi.t down i.t tiie Ttrj Itiwcst irfcea. COFFINS AN8 MCTALI IC tkU, Beady made and ready tiinumd, of H prices, and sold cheaper than at .ny other plate in Btoominffton. My Iirarsc will attend nil Fun alx. Fre of t 'harge. E. i. H E:'i DE liSO,. Blooniington, latl, juiill

LOOK FOR TB2 SIGN OF "THE BI6 ELEPHAHT," South Side of the Square, Bloomingtor., Indiana. niarl-71

WALTER A. FOLAHD, ATTOBNEV ETaaW, And Notary Public, BL00MIXQTOK, IXDIAXA. Office In Court House, upntaJrs. Especial attention given to Collections, Administrator's and Guardian's Reports, Settlement of Eitutes, &c. Enough business to subsist upon respeetfally solicited, to which careful attention will be given. juyi2-187l. pdtiloc4

Cheapest Goods

-AST

W.O. FEE'S.

I will close out my stock of Heavy Boots and Shoes,

general assortment of Mens' nnd 33yjs

READY-MADE CLOTHING, including some fine all wool BEAVER OVERCOATS, Ladies' Beaver and VELVETEEN CLOAKINGS, nnd many other articles AT 1LESS THAN COST, And at lower prices than any store (new or old) in town will sell such goods. I keep a line of the best Family Groceries, at the LOWEST PRICES. My stock of General Merchandize is

complete, and every article will be sold as cheap ns can be hud at any store in town when not sold cheaper. " Oct. 18, 1871. W. O. FEE.

Something New in Uloomint;tOU. Nofsinger & Josselyn have opened a first-class Sewing Machine Office, West Side of the Public Square, where they will keep on hand for sale, the celebrated New Family Singer Sewing Machino, (a welcome visitor to every family.! together with all the Attachments, Silk Twist. Linen and Cottoti Th.tiuds, Oil, Jce. al04 .1. S. GKUKBS, Sup. Agent.

Lime Kiln for Sale. I OFFER FOR SALE MY LIME KILN and Stone tjuarry, for S;J,2Ut. One-third cash, the balance iu two equal annual payments. JOSEPH S. ALEXANDER. Rl .omingU i, AUrcb 8, 187l-tf

f ANTEDS ALESMEN.-A few reT t lir.blu. enepetio young men, of sober habits, (who can give good refnrenoesi can obtain permanen; and profitable employment by applying soon at iho Singer Sewing Machine Office, West side Public SqmiL-e, BliKimingt-.in, Ind. Call oraddress Noffsinger & Josst lvn, Hloomingtoii. Ind. J. S. G UI! BBS, Sup't Agent. janlO,'72-.?m

finT GIRTS ex meats qm toeib witli Lnurbtnc Gm, ONE BOUAi u4 upwunu tw (Mil Plllines. .TM NlURt Uppw

Robert W. RSiers, Attorney at Law, Bloomiogjton, Ind, tfc& Will be found darinj all business hours at Judge Hogbes' old ifBce, on ther North Side of the Square. All business entrusted to bis care will reseivc prompt attention. 3-72

Barber 8hop. JOHN ROCHESTER, tales pieasnre in informing the public that Be has established himself again west of the Orchard building, On S. Collect; Avenue. Shaving and Hair Cutting done in style. He solicits a share of the pul licpntrontge, and will guarantee satisfaction. Bloomingtoa, Ind, May 2 vtb. 1871. '47. Established '47,

J. 0. & M. L. ITCoIIonglLv DRUGGISTS and APOTHECARIES, Wed Side of the Court IRust Square. DEALERS IU Orogs, Medicines, Paint, OiIf Dje Slaffs, PerfoiBcry, Toilet Ar.klcf, f i?ars. Tobacco, &c., &c.

Pare Wines, Brasdies and Whiskies foir Medical Purposes.

and STATIONERYWall Paper. Trimmed Freelj Prescription!, carefully prepared, with the purest of Drags. I4e member, we use none but pare Drugs, and do notueor at proscriptions. BlfHimington, nd.. May IA, 1870

WL60RE'S DfTt R00XS No. 70 Wot .a lUinoK Si,

KemovaL HAS KintOVEXl UIS Saddle and Harnifss Shop From bis Old Stand, on Fifth Street, to th room oft Cullcgo Avenue, just np)Kisite tm Oroht.rd House Building, whsru he will keep on band and Maimfac.are Order all kind of Carriage, Wajou and Bupcy UarncKS, Saddlen, CoiIarr Whips and Snddlery Hardtvairc. Ail kinds of ltcpairiiif; done vn short notice. Bloomington, Ind., June 21, 1R7J. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Star Diseaaea of the Throat and Iittnn ueh as Coughs, Oolda, Wbocpins. Oonsh, Bronchitis,, Aa'.nna, and Coni.mtticnProiaWv never before la the while history of saedkine, "has any tiuat; wou so t' itleiv ;:n'l ko-' deeplv upon the comiauace ui u.a.iku.(i, as liiis axcellent remedy for piuiuen.ir rouij.li.tnts. IhrocKb a kns series of Jt-a:s, tnd auir.K invst rftao rr.ccs ol men It h:ia lisea hifrter aud hi.Uar tathuirefUinatmu.nsith'; btvoine hotierknowu. Jts uiiiforn. cliaracte;- asU jwuei u cai-c tlic vaitoas affections of the- luiifo- and throat, l,:ivo" matio it knowa as a reliable ) TOUvtor ipocst Skem. W:hile atlaitetl to milr furius it' uitor.w and U vctuzi i-ailoieti, it is nt iL tTiue- tn ibe. lost eflet Uial remedy tbat esii &e sirra tut urcipimt csataption, awl uw (tnugrrnti aa'ectioas. of tbe throat aud limp-. As a r-..- :skm aimiusi; sodden attsefcs of ( jtiu. it I viiH be Lt , t on baud in everr lainiiv, and ir.U ed as- ail are v. atetinMS subject to -oltls Mint 1'iiphf . all slioultl bo provitlcd witli this ant't.cte for Uicio. Although setllcil ( ttuanfuytiaH U'.ongl.l. IncmbU', still $re:tl nuBibrr of rates nl-rrc Ihodifcare seemctl .eulctl, liavo licea rouivlelvl'' cured, aud the pa:R-nt rcMored io souiui licaltb. by the Chtrrry i-'erivtni. o rorou'ete Is iu raastsry owr Hie ttiseiV.ers f lie Li njrs fiut? nuwautbatUie most tlstiiiiiu- r;;:siu yield Vlen nothiag ele could reach sla in, under Umk HUrrvy iVol,-, they suin-ide am! !'.l-:.-l'nr. ilniKn nd l itblic Speufsrrt Ibiii toaC protection from H. AsthtHa is alw:iji ivMcrcd and oftca nl:v!!yUsared b- itllrunckiti i.i incr:i!lr cure I by fctins th Chertff Perioral m Mal! :. -I'd net! dtes.. ?o (.-snerallr ase Its virtu. ki-tw-, tltai wb aecd not i-ublUth .tbs certifaaws ul iiieta here, o do more tbau nsM:re tfti-jniiiiic Uiai lit, v-'tilUC-aie iu:ly niaiuuisouAyer's Ague Gure, For Fever and Atfae, Intennithaat Parer, Chill Fever, Kenuttent Vc-'tit, Duma Ague., PeritiliesJl or Biliot favor, &vm and indeed all tfaft anVctiOns --n:r,t aritm from Eialujriaui.. raariMi. or iiuam&tlo. pouo:tsAs it .nne Implies, h docs twee, ind lo oat fail, r.tutaioiug neither Arteuir. J.u,i.iue. S) nuth, . . hot any ether miaeiiil .r ie:sc: ol substanee tthaiet e.-. it ia no1--;-' injures any (nv ticnt. War niiiulu1,-rml iiupfiU' rieii of ilst i,i t in llie aene d'M rices, are liters ku' l.-y ou t sccei'ntj and w belK're w.thet;! a pi'.ltfl i.i t ie l;i.!-j of Ajtue metiMiie. h- n Jee is (fr:.tite-l ! ttvu a.'kixxvleibnwatis w nut- . .i'e-il i-i;nm clierlea in obstinate rtue, uod Jw trtber icmcdies lt:t'l wlittliv lailr.1. Unaw fniatcrl' )itiii.K" '.t., rt ifier: in, of Lravt'lltiit; tlironr:; watto IrrHti , wi;l bo pn.iuviv I by .. :-i. ur jt.t I. it V sUdiy. Vr X., rr iwrtpfvlftm. eriiag lVt.fis torittf,ity of tfc.. , Iyer, Kl- rm cNcrllr ii rtuictvy, juiui

' aum; -iiti uivcr intti nrniuiy at tuny, j For Hiiioiu Uisiirders anil l ive. ' on;pl.-ifr tS, t is an e.vRelle::! ri'metlv, irotli-tsij; wet) i'Vir I Htnmrloiblb cures, wn'ert: other tu di'MeK kwi i IWM. rteiwnl by Dr. .t. v. .tvER S ffl., Pit ij , sad ntilyti.-al ( ItcniKU, Lcwell S .a n$ tstltl all .-uuittl the Torltl. JUV2, $l99 JCMM tJ!XJLae