Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 32, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 December 1872 — Page 3

LOUISVILLE, N. ALBANY & CHICAGO BAILHOAO.

HOST USD POFUL a ROUTE to all Poiato Rant, West, Mortal and South. Train leave Bluoiuingtun Station as follows : TRAINS NORTH. TRAINS SOUTH. I i: P.M. Day Express, 2:17 p.m. 4:48 A: M Freight 4:20 P.M No. 15 Freight goes North at 4:40 P.M. KSrOars ar; attached lo Freight Trains for tho accommodation of Passengers who raav wish to travrl on thorn. it. II. . 11 INTY.Gen. Supt, X.Albany. S. K. HOOPER, Gen. Ticket Agt.

Peiidue & Son, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

BOOTS AND SEOES,

BL00MINGT01I PROGRESS,

W. W. Sham-is & Co, PUBLISHERS' AGENTS, Tribune Buildings, Haw York City, Aro authorized to contract for advertising in our puper.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Bishop Wayman, of Baltimore, Bishop of the African M. E. Church, will preach at the African M. E. Church, of this silaee, on Thursday night, Dec. 12th,-1872. AU are invited.

Juvenile Books will be sold

from this date at 20 per cent, below cost, as we propose to go out the

Holiday Book trade. e have a

lartre. el; oice and handsome stock,

NO. 85 COLLEGE AVENUE, amj V'i.l sell these goods for hall

their va.uc rather than carry them

BLOOMINGTON, IND.

septS. 7 i

PRINTING ! THE PROGRESS Job Printing Mce ! TSorth Side Public Square, With w Type, Xm Pnrats and pntlrolv mj Jfa-Jn-is of all kinds i prepared to do Stating In a atyla equal tn lh hmt iu tbe country. Particular attention paid to COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Ii-fadhi BIB Head, Hand BIB, Letter Hewh, Mote Head, Circular, Cards, Pcaters, fcc Fine printing a specialty. Ordan from a rtletanno win reooive prompt attention.

ORCHARD HOUSE!

& 3&. Orchard & Sons, PROPRIETORS.

Opposite the Depot, IHoomington, Ind.

OVer. SHOEMAKER Oi O. Dec. 2, 1S72.

tw y Ftrintwill t pared to nmnmiiaH He . trtmling public

Cyras P. McN utt, MariintvilU; Ltd.

Alfred Rvor & Rob. W.'Miers, Blotuninffion, Ind.

WcNUTT, RYORS & MIERS, ATTORNEYS' AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, Xiloominir ton, Ind.

' All business entrust! to ns will b earefnilv attended to. Collections made, and

promptly remitted. OiScein Hughes' old office.

mr28-72

JUJES W. C00KERLY,

LIVERY. SALE

FEED STABLE, REAR OF BLOOMINGTON HOTEL, BloQmin-rton, Intl. SADDLE HORSES. Horsesnnd Buggies, and teams, hired on reasonable terms. Stable just east of tbo Postotace, iind in rnr of the Bloomington Hotel vt6 i9

A lt of Quecnsware, Glass

ware, Willow Ware and Wooden Ware, just received at Browning's Grocery and Provision Store. Try his Coffees they are the choicest that could be secured iu the wholesale market. Everything fresh, choice and cheap. West side of the square, near McCollough's Drug Store. Salt for sale by the Barrel, at Browning's Grocery Store. Not far from the Depot, just three doors east of Dunn's Corner, you will find the Cincinnati Shoe Store. The establishment is well stocked, and goods are sold unusually low, notwithstanding the recent advance in Boots, Shoes and Leather. When you come to town in search of a supply of Boots for Winter, call at Bollenbacher's and first examine UU heavy, custommade farm boot. Stylish shoes for Ladies and Misses, always iu stock.

Second-hand Shutters and

Sash, at Stuart & MePheeters.

HOLTZM.VN & SOSAre now runing on custom work. They have everything in splendid order at their Woolen Factory, and im prove the quality "f their' Goads and work with each succeeding season. You should

a IV IV iCo there for FhinneU. Casinets and Jeans, ' I . ,i ... ,1 r VJ1 ,.,

HS SIM J 1IIUIM? WIVIU VI PliH. ,f wi nv " rant goods to bens represented. They will, also, occasionally do coloring so that persons having coats that are rusty, can have them restored to a beautiful black, making them as good as new. for a small amount of money. Carding and Spinning doiie as heretofore.

Dr. W. T. Al.ison,

W 3BT" J

Real Estate Transfers Reported by W. II. Jones, Conveyancer and Notary Public Office in the Court House, up-stnirs in the main building: Martha M. Wilson to Margaret MePheeters, In-lot 24 in the Town of Uloomington, l.oo. John H. Stone, ot al, to Wm. N. Hoseberry,t0 acres of land in Van Buren Township". 2,400.

Chips and Splinters. The linal session of. the 42d Congress, which begun on Monday, will oh '8e on the 4th of March, when, by limitation, that Congress will finally expire. The 4;id Con-

! trrcss (the members of which have

Samuel II. Stone to Stephen T. Stone, reecntlv been elected) will begin on an undivided interest in 20 acres ot land ' , . ' , , , . , . in Van Huron Township, sno. tl c day the old one expires, but Daniel Lundcnn:in, Administrator, to ' will not assemble, Unless the PreglJohn Wylie, part of Seminary Out-lot, i , , , , , . No. 13 in the Town of nioomingten, 300. ! -Mit should call an extraordinary Nancy. I. Duck t- Geo.-ge Tlin-hr. so i session, until the following Decem-

acres ot land in Clour creek Jownnp,,ift. , ,i1 ;,. ,;ii .,f,,.,i:T.. in

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must have re it, you know

CHnis, Eq., familiarly known aa

S.j Ciilvfr'f Lon Drag Saw.

Tiie Seit Xaslittu of the Ago fox Cdttog W.oi,

Joseph 1). Urniey, Commissioner, to Garrett Black well, 2B2 acres of land in Clear Creek Township, U,HM. John Waldron to Samuel Lattimore, 44 acres of land, more or less, in Salt Crick Township, fJ 70.

-Mr. Jas. B. Allison, the

Liquors for Medicinal purnoses. Dve Stuffs. Stationery am

Perfumery, at McCollough's Old i neck) of a duck. It was found by

law

well-known Photographer of this place, has in his possession a vegelnble "freak" which is well worthy of examination. It is a tomato, in the exact shape, (about the head and

Reliable Drticr Store, west side of

the square. Never allow an incompetent Druggist to prepare a prescription for yon lie holds your life in his hf.n!s, remember. Milt. McCollough thoryi'gly understands himself in the Drug Prescription line, and will give the business his personal attention at all times. His Drug house is on the west sido two doors north of Mullikin's corner.

Don't wait a week to have

a Picture Frame made, when you can have your Chromos fitted into a neat frame, 'or less money, on five minutes notiite.at McPheeters' Book and Stationery Store. Gold Pens of every make, style and price ; papers of all kinds ; Inks of all kinds and iu packages of every size. Also Pictures Oil Paintings, Chromos, Steel Plates, and Lithographs, at living prices. Buy a supply and decorate your rooms in a tasteful manner. No trouble to show goods at the Pot Office.

Mrs. Leonard, of Spencer, in her

garden, one day last summer, and has been carefully preserved in brine The Marshals appointed for that purpose, met at Indianapolis last week, and counted the vote for President. The ma

jority for Grant is 21,094

OFFICE Over Tobe Smith s Jew-

elry Store. .South side of the si)iiare. itOOTIIXCJTOiV, li I 4 .VI.

To the Boot-Wka ring Public. All those who desire a neat-

fitting and at the same time com- i

forUible Boot, can have them made upon application at my shop, south side of the square. Fine Sewed Boots a specialty. I can refer to those who have worn Boots made at rav establishment. Care taken to

1 fit "tender" feet.

oet. 9, 2. liKXHY llKWSON

f& When yon come to town and want to buy something in the Hardware' line, call at the Elephant Hardwaie Store Stuart & McPheeters and ltarn their prices. They keep all first-class brands of Steel Tools and Farming Imple

ments, and will fill you n bill of

Glass, Sash or Doors, at a moment s notice. Having a competent Tinner, the firm will do all kinds of Job Work in the Tin line Roofing, Guttering, Spouting, etc. Remember that the place is in the Masonic Hall Building, south side of the square.. m c. . US' "Expectation is on tip-toe," over the anticipated grand opening of Toys and Fancy Goods at John P. Smith's.- Never before in the history of this Great Republic has so many goods been brought to Blootningtou for one man. John has his Toys corded up like wood can't find room to exhibit them in order and he says he will sell them by the cord as cheap r,s wood can usually be bought. juw is a rod time to gr-t vour watch regu-

J. 6. SlTH HUMTEB, Attorney at 21.ra.ve ASD

w i'LULit. , j frs.ooo in Cash nK i We call the i hi ted and repaired BLOOMIXGTON. INDIANA, intention of our readers to the advertise-1 - -

... a i ' ner.t in nnc-ther column of the Nebraska Al.'?,' "i'S.?",!1 i State Orphan Asylum. He -e is a chance

m . iv -: 'I lint to u.

Conn. pd to d:25-73.

700 cases of small-pox are reporUtl

in Louisville, and 200 cases in New Albany. This is doubtless exaggerated, but that the disease is rapidly

spreading and is unusually fatal, can

not be denied A petition h is been presented to the Legislature, asking that the divorce law be so amended as to make infidelity t'.ic only legal plea for dissolving t!;ie marriage tie. It is well enough to amend the existing law so that a non-resident may not come to Indiana and procure a divorce without sufficient notice or residence, but aside from that, the law is well enough as it stands. If any change is made, it should be to make divorce still easier of procurement. There are men who are idiotically drunk from the 1st of January till the 31st of December, a disgrace to their families and a burden on society, supported not infrequently by the labor of the wife. There should be no barrier to divorce in carscs like this. Judge Woolen, a former Common Pleas Judge of this District, held, and with reason too, that where bot!.i parties came to him praying for u divorce, that fact alone was sufficient to justify him in granting fhe petition. However,

Santa Claus, has established his principal depots in Bloomington, as any one will infer who observes the immense piles of goods at the various stores On Friday morning, the thermometer indicated two degrees below zero. It is seldom w'e have weather so cold in this latitude Senator Morton was re-elected by a strict party vote. The efforts of the opposition to get a sore-headed Republican to compete for the office having proved a disastrous failure A number of divorce cases arc on the Common Pleas docket of the term begun on Monday Having mislaid our copy of the printed docket, we cannot give the names of the parties this week

M lUfUHU, COOrFK GEKEN-On the 28th inst.. by Knv. AniEi Atwater, at the residence of Joshua Hoover, Esq , Geo. W. Cooper, of Columbus, to Miss iiiua E. Green of Bloomington. McLAjT'LA N MOOBK On Thursday cyentn, Nov. 28th, at the residence of tho bride's mother, by Rev. J. J. Durand, Mr. Chesley D. McLahlan, of Har-

rodburir, to -Mi-- Lizzie "XL. Moore of

Bloominglon. HELMK8 McDOWELL At the res. idenco of the bride's parents, nino miles south of Bloomington, on the 2Sth of Nov., by Rev. W. . Bred, Mr. Geo. W.IIolmcs, to Miss Sarah E. McDowell, all of Monroe County, Ind.

ATTENTION. FABMEKS AND CONSUMERS!

I h.-ivo just received a fresh son k o j

lioots, ,'Slioes, Hats and Caps, suitaoJeio. the Fall and Winter trade,' at low prices.' Farmers, when you couo to town, cal1 and examine my slock. - Thomas Mullikih-

After the tree is felled and trimmed, the

horse-power is placed near tho stump

where it remntns stationery, white a Wrought Iron-Frame, mounter on wheels, to which the Saw is attached, is moved

along tbo log.by means of an Extension

hhatt, lor any distance required, as each

cut is sawed olf. This obviates the neces

sity of moving cither the power or the log and saves three-fourths of the labor. It can be worked on soft or uneven ground

and on hill sides. With two light hcrses, one man and a boy, it will out from ten to

torty cords ot wood a day, utter the trees

are felled and trimmed.

?e Machine hit hntn Thoroughly JV t d in all kinds of Wood,

and is pronounced a complete success by

all who have used it. It supplies a want

long felt by Farmers, and w 11 bo fur d EXKKOY, fcc Its u Improves especially useful in cutting Stave and I u!" win''- incre the anwtlte

Shingle liiuter,Cord-Wood and Saw Logs, and will pay for itself in one month's :is'.

I ho Machines are strong and durable and not liable to get out of order. The Ifone Power is mounted on a sled, and thus can bo va y easily and quickly moved from place to pi are. N. B. Th. re is no other Extension Shaft Drag Saw 'manufactured without infringing on our Pntoiits. Parties purchasing or using any other Extension Shaft Drag Saw without authority from Us, will be prosecuted for infringement. All are requested to see one in use at our farm six miles west of Bloomington. Prico of Machine, with 50 feot of tumbling shaft. $100.00. and freight. Clark & Dunnlngton, Grooneastlo. Proprietor!!. ISUM W. SANDERS & SONS, Agents. Bloomington, Ind., Dec. 4. 1 S72 3m.

Sblngles! Slilngles I A few thousand Shingles on hand and for sale ty Thomas Mullikin, at 2.50 per thousand. Builders and Mechanics, call around and get some. n After carefully reading one of the circulars of Well's Grand Distribution, which takes place in Bridgeport, Conn., Dec. 10, 1872, we have become satisfied that it is an enterprize worthy the attention and patronage of all. It is a home affair, endorsed by all tho leading citizens of Bridgeport, and the vast amount of property to be given away will afford an opportunity to hundreds of securing valuable gifts of various kinds, including Houses and Lots, Horses and Carriages, Bank Stock, Government Bonds, and many articles we have not space to enumerate. All are advised to send early to the Great Central Office of Wells' Grand Distribution,

E sccutoi s' Kolice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned havo been appointed Executors of the last will of Edward Wright, deceased, late of Bloomington Township, Monroe County, Indians. The estate is probably solvent. KATE S. WRIGHT, ROBERT C. J?OSTER, dec4-72 Executors.

HANK XOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual Meeting of the Stock

holders of tho "First National Bank of

Bloomington," will take place at the Banking Office of said Rank, on the second Tuesday (the 14th day) of January, 1873, at 1 o'o1oek,for tho purpose of electing Five Directors for said Bank. ROBERT C. F0STFR, Doc. 4, 1872. Cashier.

at Bridgeport, Conn., and secure a handsome Chromo or Engraving,

this is a free country," and those j ranging in price from 1 to 85, and

JOHN W. BUSK J UK, Attorney at Law,

to win ii fortune in a Public Leca! Draw

ing, and at the same time help a noble and worthy institution, a J m-'

Pulev & Wicks propose to

sell, for the next thirty days, at re-

jduced prices. Look at the prices

RLOOHIXGTOS, IKO

mL PRACTICE IX Tim COURTsl they give on a few articles, viz

OF THE STATK

Special attention given to Probate busi-

JOK3 It. MCfi:3, ATT0BHEY AT LAW AND GeiM-al Insnrance Agent, Jlloominstoii, Ind. Agnt for the following named reliable Ineu ranee Companies: JETSA Fire Jmmranee Company, Anxt $5,1 50.9-n 7! VNDERWRV:i:iS Fire In. Company, Asm 3.634,999 95

JETS A Life InmtraHce Compiiny,

Bed Ticking at Ml cents a vard.

OsHco at cents a yard. Ribbed Merino Hose, at 2 ' ets. a pair. Double Width Alnacea, at 25 cents per

I yard.

Jeans, trom 25 cents, up. Good White Undershirts at 75 cents apiece. All Wool Flannels, from 30 cents a yard up. Brcakfasr Shawls, nt 50 conts each. Plllid Flannels, for Children's wear, at 40 ernts pc yard. 200 Yard Spools.. 6 for 25 cents. Brown Domestic, at ten -ents per yard. Children's Shoes, "5 cents a pair. Also, a nicestock f Dress Goods.Shawls, Cloths, Cassiineros, .leans, &e., which we

Astrtx $12,000,000 00

Office over the First National Bank, on i will sell at reduced iigures.

outh side of the square. July 5 09

Reunnlwr the Blui; From. iJOUTH SIDE SQUARE. CLABK & ORCHARD, 'Fire Per Cent. tr Ir Casta.) XlKALK.Bd IM Faacj and Staple Pi-otMobs, Qaeensware, &e. aiMmlagtott, - - Indiana. The highest prices, paid 6r all kinds of tfonntry produce. jan26 70

MET More Holiday Books, Toilet and Work Boxes received last week at the Union Drug Store. Some pprsons pretend to wonder what Shoemaker & Co. do with so many goods, when by observing the manner of doing business nt this house

jit will be readily ssen that nn im

mense quantity of goods are disposed of each week at "Shoemakers." If you want Common School Books, go to the Union Drug Store for them. Sole Agents for Mott's Bitters. Last wekk Thomas Mullikin received a large stock of Rubbers for Men, Women and Children. He is selling them very cheap, and desires to supply all his customers with a pair. If you have holes in your Boots, draw on a pair of Rubber Shoes over them, and your feet will not get wet. Harper's Bazar has become a necessity, in the United States. We

who do not see fit to look at the subiect in that liirht. arc entitled to

their opinions Persons who have but little "back-bone" of tacir own can procure a supply from the butchers now, as hog-killing has been begun William Toopsof Floyd county, died last week, sifter a brief illnness, the result, physici

st share 'in the Grand Distribution for each dollar's worth of pictures

purchasu

Sec the advertisement of Culver's Iron Drag Saw. Isuni W. Sanders is Agent in this county.

8-For Sale Cheap. A Desirable Building Lot at the eastern

end of Third Street, CO feet front j very much dogbt if any other paper

by 35 feet deep; a good stable and j published in the country would be

M. T. TAYLOR. i. X. HAHSTMAN. TAYLOR ft HARRYMAM, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Choice Family Groceries, Quemxieart, Glassware, Tobaeeo, Cigars, Notions and Hall. The highest market price paid for country produce. Northeast corner public aq'uare, Bloomington, Ind. NOTICE. Blank Polieif Nos. 223 to 2279 (inclu-

ive) of the Phoenix Insurance Co., of ; the first premium nt th

Hartford. Conn, bavin? been lost or stolen

from tho office of A. Byors, ex-Agent of the Co. at Bloomington, Ind., all persons ttre hereby warned against accepting any bearing above numbara,threugh the lSloomSngton Agency. Any one knowing their whereabouts or finding the wime.wili please band then to th undersigned, present Aget of thi Co. JNO. C. H UNTKR, Agent Phognix. Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 28, '72.

plenty of fruit trees on the ground. Also, a twenty foot alley on the west

side. The lot will be sold cheap. Apply to Jackson Misener. SNODGRASS '&" DODDS, are Agents for the Weed Sewing Machine. Reasons why the Weed Machine is superior to all others : The Weed Machine move; at a greater rate of speed, with the same effort. It runs more easily. It runs more quietly. It ehnttle is more easily and

I quickly threaded. It has a better device for setting the j Needle. It h lit the best Hcmmer and ! Feller, also combined, beside, many other

p"1"! irwnou!,. v eeo .uiu inn! iook

Monroo Counlv

the cause of so much regret, if sus

pended. The valuable fashion plates and accurate fashion reports are eagerly scanned by millions of lady readers each week, and its coming is always anxiously looked for.

A HEW LOCATION AND A LAltGE WMW STOCK! J. W.DAV!S

H removed hi MERCHANT TAILOR-

INS ESTABLISHMENT from the west to the South Hide of the Public Square, and has lust received a large and fasbi.innbb-

ctottfc of Clothing, PI.- Goods, Hats, Caps, nd Gantlemeiis' Furnishing Good, which

will be sold at figure low enough to suit everyone, TiresTy-Foira Ykahs ExrKRIKMeK h tho business in Ble-ouiington has given bim it very correct idea of the wonts of tho trad-i. Spcein) i.ttention given to cutting und making garment to lit. Give me n call. Rhhoiiio-jtim, Ind, Nov. , 1871-lf

Fair. The Weed Machine was selected bv

Wm. Weimer, who drew the Sewing Machine at lim late Fair. Seward fc Co. Want all the

scrap iron they can gi:t,and will pay cash for it.

Persons having Corporation or Coimtv Orders, can dispose of them at Tuley & Wicks' New York Store,

aus say, of inhaling bone otwt,; wf thc desirable Goods in the which he was using as a fertilizer, j marl?ct was received last week, and

Monroe county farmers are net in ( prices exceedingly low. Call and

nnv danger, however, as it is seldom; see the new purchases, and don't thev use fertilizers of any kindrget hr Comit? or

any

The mortality among the

Corporation Orders.

Ferueotypes. Go to Cain's

Gallery, if you want a fine Picture.

turkeys was very great last week. Tho Provision Stores were all well

ri ,i , s tv.. n.-i.i:

supplied, and almost every farmer j uauciy In " g J)l"lul"- - in the county made contracts to dc- 5?- All Goods liought at Brownliver turkeys on Wednesday. On ing'n Grocery Store will be deliver-

Thursday the business houses were! ed at your own doors, m any part

closed, and the College Chapel was

SUERHP'S SAL.K. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree and execution to mo directed from the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wharuin David S. Whitaker is plnintiff and James C.Cullison is defendant, requiring mo to make the sum of Fifty-five Dollars and seven Cents, with interest on said decree and Costs, I will expose at public sain to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the l-tth day of Dec A.D., 1872, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and

4 o'clock P. M., of said day, at the door of

the Court House of Monroe County, Indiana, the rents and proliti for a term not ex-ceding seven years, of t'ie following real estate, to-wit :

The south half of the north half of the west half of the north west rmartor of sec

tion fourteen, in township JMo. nine, north of. range one east.

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy f aid certified copy

of decree and execution, I will, at the same

time find place, expose to public sa le, the feo simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may bo sufficient to discharge

said decree, interest and costs.

Saul siile will bo made without anv re

lief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws. LAWS02T E. 2IcICINNEY, Nov. 2":th, '72. Sheriff Monroe County. D. S. Whitaker, Attorney for Plaintiff.

GIVEH AWAY!

J J X -Cj Fireside Friend, the superb oil Chromo "Cutfi," size 16x20, not to be had less than retail price except with the paper. 100,000 copies issued expresslv for the subscribers of Our Fireside Friend, the

popular established and fifiS-KTR leading family weekly in ""axd America, largo siwi eight iMeCot pages, illustrated and uj alTcri original. $3.00 per year, ff H I fcU.

filled by an immense andience of ladies and gentlemen, who listened

to a discourse by Prof. Parrott

of Bloomington.

Have von seen the Ferreotypes at Cain's Grdlery ? If not it will pay you to examine them. He has

! forl iria u'oll L-niiwn rnnm In W.

The small-pox seems to be quite jQ- VceH Buidin!:, north side of

prevalent in the river towns. But the square, and near the Postoffice

little is said in the INew Albany and

Louisville papers about the number of cases, but a large number of deaths are reported in those papers from this loathsome disease

Mr. T. A. Banta, of this place, was

-Fine Pictures at Cain's.

The most faithful lover who has a name and being outside of trashy novels, lives in Danburv. The par

ents of the lady aro opposed to this

Bill of Prices For Advertising.

The undersigned have agreed upon the following Bill of Prices for Advertising in

the Bloomington Democrat, and Blooming

ton Progress; 1 vear 1 col. $80; J col. $40; J col. $20. 6 mo. t col. $45; ScoI.$25; col. $12.50. 3 mos. 1 col. $23: J col. $15: col. $7.50.

Cards, per year, $10.00, or one dollar per month for 3 or 6 montus.

Local Notices 10 cents per line; standing

locals 8 cents per line, each insertion. Divorce Noticos, $12.00. Administrators', Exeutors', Guardians', Commission

ers', Attachment Noticcs,and all other legal advertising will be charged for at the rate of 15 cents per lino for first insertion, and 10 cents per line for each additional Insertion. All legal advertisements which require proof of publication, must be paid for before affidavit will be made thereto. THOS. C. PURSliL, Pub. Democrat. WM. A. GABE. Publisher Proeress.

FOUTZ'8 CELEBRATED Horss g Cattle Powiers

Tii it mparatton,)ong and fiixorabr; lrnirnf 111 thoroughly re-inTigorat brokcu down anl iow-ipirited borw) by gtreni;thening and ctawaiDg th atomitch md Intestines. It in a 'ure prevent! vt of all diaoatf Incident to thta animal, such L.VXi

FEVER. GLANDERS . YKLI.OW

WATtK, HKAVKS, CO'. Gil 3. DI9TEMPRIJ. FEVERS, F UNDER, I.OSS OF APPETITE A VD VlTAlI

gives atmootti and glosi) aain and transform the miwrablt- skeleton

WW a tiuulookinit and xpiritei borw.

To keejien of Cows this prepm tlon U invaluable. Tt ts a save pre vrnlire against Rinderpest, Hollo Horn, etc. Ic has kd prarea bj actual experiment to loercase Un quaaUtr or milk and cream twmt) per cent, and make the batter in .I A . I n ., - .

fffret them an app'.-tlt, loosens thek hide, and nakei themturire much fiutor.

In all (Uieaaes of Swin -. sucli as CyaAm. TTWr. (.

vv I.UUR,, in vui , arc.,uiis srucieHCU as a apcclflc. By putUtig from on. half a paper to a paper la a barrel of Sfrtll the above diMaaes will be eradicated or enUrely preTentcd. If given tn time, a certain pre-rimUve awl eura for the Bog Clutter.

BAVID E, F0UTZ, Proprietor, BALTIHORB, Met,

For ial. bv Dni(jrisU and Storekeen tbieweboal

W. .WW .MM., WMM HW WVH.M

for sale hj M. L. McCLLOUGH.

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with fifty of the finest engravings. It also contains a DIAliY FOB THE YEAR

1872. In value and attractiveness it is superior to any present ever before offered by newspaper publishers. JEvei-y Cluh Acnt is compensated for his services, either with an extra paper, a desirable new Book.Gold Pen, Silver Ware, Musical Instrument, or a Silver or Gold Watch, according to the number of subscribers seat.

THE HORTH SIDE. X Mew Tin Shop, One Door North of tf.e PoA Ojce, A. E. HATTO lias opened a Tin Wwp and r5lorji Str, in the rniin one door r.orih of trie p,t Office, and will giveespcrinJ attnr!:on t a5l business in his line. Itrwitfoi;. Spontin -, Guttering, etc., done on sflrt rwTe, an I upon reasonable ternm. B ti iaf .

of the public patronage, and gaauat?

satislnctlon. Cao and see me.

Bloomington, Ind., Sept. 3, 72-3t

I would respectfully announce to tho public generally tlnit I Iihv agmn i my place of business, on Mb street, wiMuo I thuli keep in stock the finest Xiu3 Liqnori of all kinds, including Wined, Brandies, Whiskies, .413, AC., for medicinal purpose. a?-THc BAR will at all times ) stocked with the very bt of Liquors, including the best LAFATKTTK LAttER hSJCit, the best brands of Cigars, Tobacco, &c. Dec. 20, 1871. A. KRKUOKJL

MILLIN ERY.

MRS. n. E. CATHCAKT wish. to inform the citizoDs of Bloomington ai, t vicinity, that she has just n-ccive-1 tbo largest and best seb-cted stock of -Wint-T Goods ever brought to Blooui.ngton, ani sho k determined to se'itbe cheapest goods '.a Tora. As she is up-stairs, she offers great inducements, such as will pay you for walking up. She also keeps Gloves, Hose; Corsets, and Hair Goods, real and imitation. ' Do not forget the placo. Up-Ktaira over Lusadder's Store. oet. 30. "7X.

DISSULVTIOS. MTHK PARTNERSHIP heretofore eiJL istiog between K. Lefflcr, H. M. Rics and i. W. Sprowle, in the name of Loffie -, Rice & Co, has this day been diacolvad. The business will be continued by Lcflb-t & Sprowle. The books and account of tLm old firm are in the bands of :.he new firnt of Leffier & Sprowle, who will eollect aad settle the same. All persona indebted b the late firm are requested to call and setUav Bloomington, Ind Aug. 1st, '72-3m.

TERMS : Single subscriber, pr eyear - - $2.00 Club of FiveSubscribers.peryear,each 1.75 Club of Ten and npward.per yoar,eacb 1.50 Send for List of Premiums, Specimen Copies, etc., to PUBLISHERS WEEKLY TIMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.

JL. 33. l$i'y, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, QUEENS WARE AND GLASSWARE, College Avenue, EAST OF THE ORCHARD HOUSE, novl6 BLOOMINGTON, IND.

MAS HOOD! ROW f.OST, SOW RESTORES.

-Tust pablifbed, a nnr edition

of Dr.Culverwell's Celebratni

Kssuy on the radical cure (without medi

cine) of Spermatorrboea.or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Inttency, Mental and Physical inetipacisy, Impediments to Marriage, etc. : als, CniVsumption. Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self indulgence or sexual extravagance. r!L, Price, in a sealed envelope, i'y tt cents. . . The celebrated author, in this admiral-Is essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' successful practice, that the alarming consequences of self-abuse may be radically cared without the dangerous use vt internal medicine or the application of tbo knife: pointing out a mode of cure at onoe simple, certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what bis condition may bo. may cure, himself cheaply, privately, and radically. J" This Lecture should Ik; in the hans of every youth and every nun in the land. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any. address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. AJo,Dr. CulverwoU's Marriage Guide," price 50 cents. Address the Publishers. CH AS. J. C. KLIN E t CO, 127 Bowery, New York, Post-OiOoe Box, 4.586.

Wanted. I wan'; to buy Dried Peaches, Dritd Apples, and White Beans, and will pay the highest market price for them. Persons having any of the above to sell will please bring thena in at once. Hkxby Rott. - . Turxer'b Planing Mill

Carpenters can get Flooring planed, at very low rates, at Turner's

rlanirijr Mill. Sash and Blind

manufactured of the very liost seasoned Pino lumber. Doors of every style and attern, made to order. Factory south of the Collego Ca nj us, on the Railroad. Orders solicited f'lOiu other towns in the county. Before building, go to Turner's and r-t bis figtin i.

GLOVES, gloves. GLOVES. Mullikin has received several boxes of Gents' Gloves long ones the kind that will keep your wrists warm. These Gloves are neatly cut, made of handsome materials, and will outwear any other Glove in the market. Call and get a pair, at Mullikin's Cheap Corner. Grain Shovels for Sale, Farmem, at all prices. Call around and get one, and don't be handling your corn by hand. T. Mcllikiv. EVKRYBODY IS TALKING about that stock of Gloves Mullikin received lat week thev are so cheap,

and the same Gloves, too, that have!

been selling so high in this place. Now is your time to get them at your own price. Somkbody left a lot of Grain Shovels with Mullikin, to close onf at any price. Go and get one, and don't wear your finger-ends off handling corn these frosty morning. Gkt a harukl of Salt at Mulli

kin's. The river will freeze ovei pretty soon, and the price of Salt!

will go up. You'd better buy it now before the certain advance. FnoZE to dkatit, the man de

serves to be, who will not provide himself with a pair of Gloves, when Mullikin is selling them so chejp. Kid lined, Buckskin, cloth ami everything else in the warm and dressy (Move line, at Mullikin'-.

granted a patent on the 20th of championship, but it don't make; . , , ... 'iv 1 O it 1 j i

Uctoocr, lor a car-conpier, '.vnicu j mm -promt. ounumuus me oiu :.. u !.' eentleman reaches him with his

: ,-r ., i rP, ,. ! boot before he can c

to ii ic un i.uuuiuiM. Aim uoiimiiio

is simple,casily managed,and cannot get out of order; and we hope the inventor may reap a harvest of greenbacks from his ingenuity An exchange tells how a highspirited colored man, who was pulling a hand-cart through the streets was frightened by a locomotive, and ran off, breaking the cart and skin-

get over the fence,

but the young man doesn't lay up

111-10011110011 account OI lUUt . lie uiein. n uiiu miawicu i uimwj 111 u.(.lllig mi uia-uuih, ui mat , ii , m.(1 10 younK childrca, it is at tho sume time Uie only smiles Itt the desiWIler Ot IllSi mostcll'cetuaireraeilvUiiitcanbejnvealormcip. J . ... !.... ...... , .... i, ,iit :h., fliuitrcrimii iiffeL-uoaa

Ayer's Chen-y pectoral, A?or Diseases of the Throat and Lames, guoh as Coughs, ijolds, Whoopiog Cough, BroncJiitia, Asthma, and Consumption. ITobBljly never bofore Iu the whole history of tnedieinc, lias auy thiutr won so widely iiuU so deeply noon the coniUicuce ol mankiuil, as this excellent remedy for nulinouary coiuiihdiita. Throueli a long series of years, and atnonz most of Uie races utr men it ha i risen hlgiier and higher in their estimation, as it lias become belter known. Its uniform character and power to cure tlw various affei lious of the, lnnps and lluoat, have n.n.in it bnnwn is a. rjUublc oretiHtor atroinst

thorn. While sdauted to milder forms of disease

i , i u: l ll lent QoiiMiinuuon, und i dangerous nuci-uous nants when he meets him, and calls SPtu"! .miV,niM. as a nroviKkm asamst

if "boitHrnronnU-nf fire on hifi head " I sudden atuicks of Croup, it .should be kepi on it ncapingCOain OI nit on lilt, lll.au. A ramllv, iinauideed ns all are some-

Saturday eveniner he thoiurht hel times subiect to colds and coughs, uil should bo

, , . " . 0 v, , , i uiovidcd with this autu otc lor mem.

wouiu get np a surpri.se lor ine oiui Although settled on

chap. He put a paving stone in each of his coat tail pockets, and started for the fence usual. The old

man let out for him with increased enthusiasm,and caught him caught

nM,.,..,l.n Yn, it.

Asthma is always i-cllaved and often wholly

cured by it.

ning his own nose against a lamp-!,;, 0(hi Thpn ,iR ,aJj (,myn Qn

linct T fn V'rQ Ulo II 1."nf ff rlFfil irt ' ltw irrico oM T rltn lur ttli

. i-iii lino Vt.aaaa-.v.. i'.i.wux l, IV is Mi-.T tl UlI Otll I. -M. UIIVI uui -V'l aa,. .. . ,, i , . U ...I .c r i .u- .... ; in oucilrla is senei-nlly cured Ijy taking the

a IlVCrV Staoie anil nOW DCinff : liauu ti uu assassin. JJUt llieyouujl cli.rru I'n toral m unail nnu imcineiu noses

1 , .,

do more Ikn-.i ii-un- tl e public Unit its quiuiucs

are fully luaiutalnea.

ui'li settled ( onnumutivn is tlioiuTM in-

curable, still great numbers of cases where the

mi-cape Beeniou scuicu, iinic iwu wmpmiT cured, and tho patient restored lo sound health bv tlie Chrrru fectm-il. bo comnlele is il?

mastery over the disorders of tho Lungs auf . rT .... Tin-out; that the most obstinate of them yield to ii ! LElTIN G OF POOR ASYLUM. 'Vhcn nothing else ronld reach them, under the j . , . . Y iim-i-u Pectoral thev subside and disappear. XTOT1CE IS hereby given that bldi

Ninget'M ana ruoiu) apcKKcrm iuiu 5100. ; j-

Atljournetl Terra of Circuit Court. Be it remembered ti nt on tho 16th day of September, IS 72, the same being the idi Judicial day of 'September 'Term of 1872 of the Monroe Circuit Court, the following order was made by said Court, towit . State of Indiana, Monroe County, ss. Whkkeas, There is now pending in this Court a large amount of unfinished business, which cannot be finished during tlte present term of this Court because of the sickness in the family of the Judge of this Court, which will compel him to retnrn his home, and absent himself from this Court during the remainder of the time limited by law for the holding of the present Term. Wherefore, it is now ordered this Court adjourn and stand adjourned until the third Monday in December next.noticeof which adjournment the Clerk of this Court shall give for threo weeks by three weekly publications prior to the time to which this Court is ordered to adjourn as aforesaid, ir each of the newspapers published in the. Town of Bloomington, in this county. And it is further ordered that all complaints and proceedings of every kind now ending and remaining unfinished, stand continued until said adjourned Term. State of Indiana, Monroe county, ss. L John R. East, Clerk of said Court,

hereby certi-'y the above and foregoing is a full, true and complete copy of the order of adjournment as taken and copied from the records of wiid Court. Witness tny hand and the seal of said Court affixed at Bloomington, this, the 8th dty of November, A D., 1872. nov 13 JOHN R. EAST, Clerk.

Administrator's Stale. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator of tbe estateof William H. Knight dcen&ed. will offer for sale, at public am t on, at the late resi -dence of the deceased, in Bloomington.

Monroe county, at 10 o'clock A. M., or.

Saturday, the loth of .November. 1S71 the personal property of said estate, consisting of Hogs, Corn in Fu-ld. CV-w mid Calf, Colt, Wagon, Carpenter's Tools.Hay, Oats in Sheaf, and other property. Terms or Salk. All sums of $3 and over a credit of It months will be given the purchaser executing Note with approved surety, collectable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, including -Attorneys foes if suit be instituted on Notsv WILLIAM H. TURNER, oct 23d, 1873. Administrator. J. S. Smith Hunter, Att'y.

ANOTHER CHANGE.

SHOWERS L 6S0. Proprietors of the Planing Hill and Furniture) Factory, have again purchased tbe FURNITURE WAHE-ROOlf, IN SMITH & TULEVS HALL, And are better prepared than ever to fill all orders for Furniture or Chairs, either at wholesale or retail. We have enlarged and improved our manufactory, having added new machinery, and onr facilities are such that we can sell as cheaply at wholesale or retail as scy other house in the State. Carpenter and Builders are informed that we have pro

cured the necessarv machinerv, and east

now dress and rip lumber at very low prices. Good seasoned lumber always ) hand and furnished very cheap.

oc-3,'72. snon alu & CRUXxtlul.

TSTOTICJJB.

treated for the "scratches" The blast furnace, at Shoals, Martin county, h:is been completed, and will co into blast this week. We

man passed on without a word, and

smiled the most heavenly smile of forgiveness ever seen ou that street. Eastern nancrs tell of a sham!

hope the time is not far distant j rogue down in Maiden, Massachuwhen the Old Iron Works of Mon-j setts. For some time he has been roc county will be revived. That ! BenAiag out circulars offering to 11 isend a book in a scaled package for tune will come, but how w.-on, can, ,he Blim of ciKhty.fivo int8. fcTho only be conjectured The en- j language of tho circular conveyed palo of the Center School House! the impression, without distinctly caught lire at about noon, on Fri- i that it was an obscene

day last, and caused quite a commo- 1,1 ' , , . , , ' 1 . had a hirgt; and constant demand turn for a while. Iho fire was r)T i,is st,a,C(, pilf.?!,,cs. At last extinguished before material dam-1 the police came on the track of the age was done Immediately j 1,(K)k vender,captured a sealed packnftcr casling their votes for U. S. "fic au? foimd-a New Testament ! , , . 1 , i lhe price of the book is about nt-M-nator, our hard-worked .senators ; teun cenU nt ret;illj s0 tllia novel und Representatives straightway j method of colporteuring proved adjourned for one week. People very profitable.

for keeping tbe Monroe County Poor

Asylum, for one year, from the 6th of March, 1813, will be received by the Board of Conimifsioners of said County at their

a m.ilv i its virtues known, that we I Aecemoer ierm m me vour, on toe n

neeil not imblLh the ceitiUentes 01' thein here, or ' day of the term. Board reeorvmg the right

to reject anv or all bids. Hid closed at a

P. M. J AMES F. MAN LEY, Nov. Cth, '73 Aud. Monroe Co.

Ayer's Ague .Cure, For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fovor, Kemittent Fever, Duma Ague, Periodieni or Bilious Fever, dec, aad indeed all this affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or mlaamatio poisons. An its name implies, it does Core, und docs not fnil l-ont.-iini,,,' neifher Aenil. Uuilline. fit

ninth, .mi-, nnr nv oilier mineral nr poiMuunt i i111K:nM., siiiiManee whatever, II in nowise injures any pa- I Ih.nl The number mid imiKirt.-UM-e Of Its rnrea Mo iiaf

in the awe district, are literally beyond iireoimt, Henderson's Undertaking Depurtmatit and I will conduct it in connection with the Up lu'kiiou'li iliiK-iiis we i-ereii e el tlie radical cures j bolstering business. oct. 30, 72.

XJplioltstering-. CASPAR VAffZANDT

HAS removel lo Mrs. Henderson Furniture Wareroom. whore he will

give strici attontion to the Upholstering

Ho has taken exclusive charge of Mrs

Aslitstnititrator's Notice.

"VTOTICE is hereby given that tlw un-

enVetnl in olxiinnte uses, and when.- olUorrem-

iiiie-' ImO Imllv t.'iiii u. I'liMi-i limnie.r pei-s.m- eiHiei Mvbleot in. or trnvelliiif.' ihromri; ,i.M--i:n;lic localities, will be 1 1.. - . ... W'fl. g'fin? ilnllir.

' Kn, 1 1,;-.- , ...,.1,i.,:i,iit. nrisiiiL' from loriiu. ! Li dersisned has bee'l atro'nted bv th

tv of tlie Uver, h is in excellent remedy, athau j Clerk of ths Monroo Court of Commoi '"fcf I!'.',': y ''".''ilS'ir. i .i..r. i. ! Pleas, Administrator of the estate of Jaool

is 1111 excellent n-nidy,' producing mnny truly Wampler Sen., late of Monroe County, de-.-emarkulilo cures, vhcro other niedicioe liau j ceased.

':'i-n!;.n.v.l l.v nn. J, fi. Ayek ft Co., Prsctieat I te 1 P"""? "olvent.

ind tiitlviii-nl 'hcri.-.ts, lAwolit jiu., uno i old :ili roiiiiil tho world. I

WILLIAM RIDGE

oc2i5-7I. Adininistrator. J. S. Smith Uuuler, Att'y.

Takes pleasure ia announcing to the Ladies of Bloomington and vicinity, that alt

has just returned from the city vita A LARGE AND CAREFULLY

SELECTED STOCK OF

FALL AHD WINTER MILLINERY AND Eeal and Xmita6esn Hair Goods,

We also have- an assortment of ivies' FiritinfiHiTio GOODS. It will b t tie iatercct of every ene to -jail and examine otir givjda Vefove mr chasing ebowbere. We are th.mkfnl fvr psst fhrcT.fd bop V LOW PRICES, md fair desling. to ricrit cvntimMtnef of be same.

(WEST SIDK tr Tn K A ROOM roRMKRLY tKXtlWSD T ' Tii AND JOUN tOtiTIL, ' '