Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 24, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 April 1881 — Page 4

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Ladies, yob are respectf ally invited to call at the New York Store and see the liandsoine display of Spring (xbods.

TME SATURDAY COORD

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Editors.

A LITE DRUQpRATfC XSAVSPiYPKK.

The New York' State

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Cfemfelifthcd 1653 1

GLOVES!

I ' TREFO SB,

' OEGILK," And oiher Popi.lar Makes.

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j 500DOZEK Beatrice Three Button 1 Kid Hoves in Ecrii, .'Pawn, Old Gold, French Grays Drabs, Opera 1 etc., $J. 00 per pair. flHFor durability and exeellency of fit we would specially reci omenrthe 'BEA'l RICE." There ! Is no better KM. Glove m.ttle for Jfl. 1 t 'DRESSED KIttS;

3 00 DOZEN Four-Button in Black,

- Brown, Fawn, French Grays, speedily manufactured to our order. $L 50 per pair, FSTTISfiVERS s :! INliANAPOiJS.

J j8F"TTe beg to inform the ladies I in and1 around ' B'iooraf ntcn that S when requested by letter we will f mail free of charge full lines of sampies, ond carefully JHI and' forward f orders however small by mail or exi press as desired. Prices in every 5 iase the same as if the purchaser jj came to Indianapolis and bought the I 'fpfift. at oar s:ore. TERMS P. a order or G. O. IX ! 1 PETTIS, RIVERS & CO.

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r JVer have? concluded to give our V rooster an airing -'this week. It is the.fir3ti opportunity he has bad to 4 mpm iiimseij- siacethe election of IS 781 The occ;vionfoKhi8;ailvnt to: day is the glorious Democratic victony in: the city of Cincinnati where, s ori- Monday last, "Wititam ;Means; Democrat; was elected Mayor over Jacobs, Republican and present incaaibent, y? about f 2,500 majority.

Jljirrab for the great QueenCity of

th e West tlie Paris of America, iGoJumbustbe capital of Ohio, hicted Democratic oflScei and so did Chicago:

ipmebody asks our opinion about thebest mode of advertising. We t$$fyfi& wspapers. Newspapers go everywhere. They a're'reWdy airclasses at home and abroad, 'and: them is scarcely an individual in the" laad whose patronHgt s 'worth . tififluencing, who does 5frf4a&&! ot eJd a newspaper, or wijOiinay.nqt- Deidiroctly appealed to W SE wenadvis&l advertisement

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Aunt EUza Pacce, Dear Editor: The article I wrote for you last week, has evidently raised a storm, not with the .readers of your paper, but in my own family. As we sat down the other evening to supper, Zachariah (my old man), looking cross as a sore headed bear, growled out, "Well, Liz (he always says Liz when he is mad), its a 'pretty time of day for you to begin writing pieces for the papers, just becaus some one wrote something that dUVnt suit your idea." . Yes" interrupted mother scowling over her specs, 'Elizabeth you want to be a tubman's Rights woman and look smart; now don't you? Its really awful." Then brother Jeemsspoke up kinder pert-like, "Why, Lize you'll have the whole town talking about you next, making yourself so conspicuous." While sister Prudence sneered out, "I think, Betty, you are aliitletoo fresh, you'll tea Jane

Swisshelm. or an Elizabeth Cady

Stanton soon enough." These last remarks riled me and made my false teeth fairly rattle in my head, what with the scolding and the blizzards; with the green wood a stewing and tb bread not raising, it is enough to give me the hysterics. But revenge is sweet and I c-ivt write for laughing at thewayjthe whole family jot scooped in on the Dunn's quarry joke. - Zac readmit and that settled it, they must all go to Falkners and see that trunk, even mother waddled up there and Falkner dUVnt leton, but with a face kind of sad-lifee, trotted them from cellar to garret, from one room to another, then to the woodshed and told them to come around next All Fools7 Day, and he would buy them a trunk for fools to look at. Back they came, looking sheepish, while Zac cavorted about like a blind mule in a hornets nest, and allowed that Feltus was too darned umartto live. But Zac got madder than that when after dinner next day Prudence was making such a fuss about losing her fitcencent bangs that she bad just bought at Mrs. Gregory's store, when Willie (he is my youngest and so cute ) spoke up with "Say, Aunt Pude, I pntdem fizzes in do toffee pot desfo: fun," . and on; fishing for them with the carving fork, up they came limp a& a dishrag. Zac, well he just bolted for J the door aud left

his breakfast oufeside. He don't like

coffee any more. But I didrn-t find any difference in the taste. I do

;wish spring weather would come

soon.; I have a new dress of mummy cloth, cut and made In the latest style; that I know will astonish some people. I don't see what the storekeepers are goimr to do with all the new goods piled on their shelves.

Sell tiiem Iff uess. Why, the New

York store, Bee Hive, McCalla & Co, Atkinson and Mobley 's are just as full as a bloated bondholder. 1 bought Zac a dozen of those owl shim that Kali n & Tannenbaum keeps, and peace once more reigns supreme at home, while Eliza this, and Eliza that, is ever ringing like music in my ears. I see cl early see in all thispetting, a spanking new spring bonnet in t he near future. How sweet it is for husband and wi fe to d wel 1 i n barm on i on s u nity .

Well, with the ironing to do and sup-

per .to get, I m lis t close. As ever vours. Aunt Eliza.

I The playo!5tfrhe Forty T hieves" J

was htl verVised iti Philadelphia. But

itiihla't draw. ?Th& people wouldn't boy dioket tpf te. 'They could go? and see-itheir ,ilepab!cftni city ofiRcera for

riothias.

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t ,upo.hr Cimp "ffi man got mad

at thoemtoa and stopped his paper. 4 Tt'nxtveli'sa his com at fonircei4KleiQw,;marto?t.pice. Then i8ipt0rt?'lld't taxes, bemum Jie.;4idnjt re4ribe, sherifl's aalcs. He was " arreatedarid fined tight ;411i9r. ft Snnclay; rax,t he 'ineM

4i forged- no tesithat liad foeen adverj

tised two4 weeks and tlfe' pubic canttoned nofcr sto u negotiate rhem . He

1 then paidk :bt Irabma'-Wii a foot - f ike a. forgo ianaici,Vito ,kfc. Wiall the1 way to tlie news papepoffie. where Kio .paiii jtoiivaxB sicripjiioo. in jfffc

Vane and made iie-edtoi sign ian 'rmeni I fo. fiog fi ijfl ktoifjfjAQ

&oa htm if hcteveroileml-:hts- .papor

fitoopedv stgatnt S'acfi is1 life' without

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Revr 2zo G5 tdwiv wajs'-recentlyi holding Religions1 mejf Tgl Vs Academy,- two Hes east of Nashville, attdSvstetM'dire nights tsrv;4ilxonilh!A. farmer r.f l.he ntai&h-

The Greencastle Republican hathe following in regard to the variety troupe, that played in Blooming ton last week: ; The Zig-Zag variety troupe arrived in this city Sunday afternoon by special traiii from La l a yette. They gave their performance nfond ay night

as advertised, but on Tuesday the

troupe were compelled to ask for

assistance to get out of town. A Republican reporter gleaned from them that their manager, Frank Keating, had left them at Lafayette, having in his possession about $600, and the salaries unpaid. They stated that they had been traveling.: about six weeks, : coming: 'from New Orleans, andthat they; had been- having ffoocl-

houses,' and were makings "moneys Seatingtboarding the trauj .with.th.em at LafdV iitte an ft rode up town- 5 um p ed. oil;, waving .-lite hanxlf .goodrl'ei He went to' St. Louis; w here ' he- tele rahed-4,theicQmpany that fflf wli-J Wanted- to go to alv shoul d vrepo r i at fcycagoV Tlijis he k ii W wrai''; ii pcssiblej Jfoi n!wy? had no -money. $PVP llM ;ooi$lon hadiJfew Albany.? Jo, Goapei; and Bteijlleiy of this qUyV'fWrhtthed fndsiandaook them to ippmng;tn Vipr'fefllid 'a;fuli htfuseand cn

Wednesday Uvey eturaqdr.thKSj

city,4 and gaveah--eitUibiliiowtue sanlei

to Louisville and j

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Fi ora Arkansas. Editou Coukier: I see through the Courier that John F. Walker is suffering from a cancer. I am satisfied that the waters o( Euieka springs have ci. red cancers. These springs are situated in Carroll county, Ark., and the route from your lowu would be through St Louis and Springfield Mo, These springs have only been known as a health resort for two years, and there are, perhaps, more people there now than at the celebrated springs at Hot Springs near here. It is said that the effect of this water is id most certain to remove a cancer if no surgical operation has been previously performed. That the Eurtka water has made wonderful cures of blindness, chronic sore eyes, and all kinds of chronic sores, there can be no doubt. Your people may know a3 much about the matter as 1 do, as you are nearer in point of travling 'ime than I am. But as I have never seen any mention of the spring in yonr paper, I presume their reputation is only local as yet. Camden Ark., C. H. Stoke, March 29, '81. : , aa w VanBnrcn 'lowiisiiip. Farmers generally are behind with their spring work, but few oats have been sown up to the present time. A few have broken sod for corn. Feed will not be so 'plentiful as last spring. I understand that a 3dr Rice is going to open a store at Harmony. An effort will be made to re establish the Postofilce at Rose Creek, as it was a great convenience to this community. We are sorry that Soddy Carmichael has left the township, as he was one of our best citizens; also Ben Kirhy, who moves to Richland. W. B. Baker, commission or-elect, is on the sick list, but is improving

slowly. Last week the wife of Caspar" Baker died. She was one. of the early settlers, and was much respected. Thomas Mercer, our enterprising saw mill man, is cutting out a nice lot of lumber to be hauled when the roads get passable; he has a No. J milland is a practical mill man. Nat Bernard is running his grist nill on full time, and is doing first class work. Wheat in this locality looks anything else but promising. 1 have not examined the peach buds,ibut take for granted they are all killed, or will be. Sneak thieves haye been get. ting in their work lately. Daniel Paflbrd's smoke-house was the last place they raided, taking near a whole hog of nicely smoked meat. Vanbukkn. '. ifr" Hi am . The Danville;; Democrat and the book and job printing 'establishment of J E, Sherrill, which publishes ''The Normal Tea tier," a noted school journal, have been consolidated, ,and the two publications will hereafter be issued from uThe Democrat Publishing House.", Mr. M, A. Barnett, editor of the Democrat, is sole proprietor of the institution, and will do all of J. E. Sherriirs printing Since

the coasolidation"oflthe two offices theserviees of Mr. O. G. Hunt, of Mt. Carmei,lU., one of the best book and job printers In the country, have been secured, and he will hare the foreman ship of the entire establishment. Mr. Hunt is an Indiana ex

editor of considerablejiote, haviuo; at

one time, in connection with James V. Cook, of the News, published a sparkling little paper at Bloomington, Ind., known as the "Bloomjngtbn Time?. In spite of the growling and grumbling of a few old fogy fugleman, the gravle road from Taggart's crossing to the Monroe county line, is now a fixed fact, the County Commissioners having acted favorably to the petition to construct the same. Work will be commenced on the road as soon as the weather will oermit W. II. Miller

is the civil engineer, and John Williams, Seth Matthc'vs and W. B. Taylor, are the viewers.rr-Martins ville Gazette ;. ;: - ' ?1,lv

Notwithstanding the many works oublished concerning the volcanoes, especially of Italy, the cause of their activity, and of the phenomena goner ally is mere conjecture. It is highly probable I hat they are intimately connected with the water of the sea, near which all of the principal volcanoes are situated.

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rombs9 at CioltBen

Notice of Adiuluivt ration. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Conrc of Monroe County, State of Indiana, i dministrator, de bonis noh, of the estate of Lucy Fleetwood. laUs of Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JonN Fleetwood, Administrator. Mulkev & Durand Atty's, March 3d, 1SSL

0.'jh M. Itrtilroad. EMIGRANTS .FOR

FOR SALE 75 head of yoes and

lambs, top buggy and harness, onej

horse, and spring seated saddle, at a bargain, as I am going to Texas. Cit.aiu.es D. Houston, 6 miles North of Bloomington.

Berndardt Fancy air Fins, Golden

Ulcciiiig of Assessors The assessors of the various town ships will meet at the Auditor's office in Bioomimrton on Friday, April loth as a Board of Equalization, also to receive their blanks. R. A. Fulk. April 2d, 1881. ' Auditor.

-IsSilia Mull :lf aridkercliicfsat'tlie 5oI

NOTICE OF SURVEY. Notice is hereby given to all non residents, and all others interested, that I iviil proceed together with the County Surveyor of Monroe county, Indiana, or his Deputy, on Tuesday t io 19th dav of April, 1881, to run and establish all the lines and corners necessary to be established in Section 33 Town 9 Range 1 Eat, comment ing at the North east corner of said Section, at 10 o'clock a, m. on said day. All parlies inter, csttd are requested lo be present at said time and place else the survey

will proceed in your absence. March 26, I SSI Sakah Long.

The Boss Drug Store is the place for Paints and Oils ,

Rib&oift iia Paricy

colors cheap. , At

A Wonder fill Isyvery. For the speedy cure of C msumption and al! diseases that lead to it, such as stuboru Coughs Colds, Bron

chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma' pain in

l the side and chest, dry hacking cqngh

tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore i brant, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal and has established foi itself a world-wide reputat.on. Many leading physicians recommend and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recommended by all medical journals. The cleruy and press have complimented it. in most glowing teams. Go to your druggist and get i t ial bottle for ten cts, or a regular size for $1. For sale by H. Lindley. Bloomington Ind.

Notice of AUiuinis lrulioai. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe county. State of Indiana, admhiistratorx)f the estate of Casandra C. Smith, late of Monroe county, deceased. ' Said estate supposed to be solvent. Ware S. Walker, Administrator. March 2 2nd, 18S1 Notice of Ail m in i tutor's Sale. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, administrator of the es

tate of Casandra C. Smith, deceased, will offer for sale at public outcry at t he late residence of said deceased, in Bean Blossom township, Monroe county, Indiana, on Friday the 15ih day of April, 1881. The personal property of said estate consisting oi horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, household goods, kite hen furniture an;l various uther articles. Sale to begin at 10 oYlock a. sr. Terni;i: Sums of three dollars and under cash; over three dollars a credit of twelve months will he given, the purchaser giving note at interest waiving valuation at.d appraisment laws with good security. Wake S. Walkku, J, S. WiLLtASfs, Administrator. Attornev. March 22nd. 1881.

AND THE GREAT WEST I i , . should PuijchaseTickcts by the OHIO & piSSim RAILWAY, Lowest Rates for Tickets, Household Gjoods, Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St. Louis Union Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Routie. For full information suclras aiapk Time-tables, Rates on Passengers and Freight, apply to Station Agents of this Company, or call on or address J. S. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, j Seymour, Ind.

Cheap

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Place

in Indiana !

A New Billiard Room !

WEST S1PE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of the finest billis.nl Ublet ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully ask all lo rs of the ''game to give them a trial; 25-3ui O. SGUDERb.

J. K. Andersoii & Co's. :

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Worth of CJeflds at ' BOTTOM PSICES.

Compare our prices with others. We go-p

aatee tO excel. ; Two dors East of Bank.,'

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It; rhasvbeen &pprohendcd,..4n,tbis djbaiiidiiilf,' fdrmtiic"'tliie that1 eerf tain lnngsters.of the. Repu)?licari(p ty' had 'oihizred1 ah - oaW-bound business scheine-foi:,their Qwh lie.im.ijt ahc for the put pose: of v$u ring and prpscribij)r .Democrats,, WeH' tWf other dajy thel hing leakcti out, thanks to a otta-fn.etf and we are eri-ablcd--to gi ve a co mplete . ex pose q I the oraViizatio'n and t5 nrake'Ht Ub licS that many., Repiibiicun.lof,ctlii county have already enlisted1 under theiradicftlriugsteisi. fl.lW7!'t III .i4if,j.- TJiK OATH. f'.Ugu

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"glitii&ijli tlveih 'gofng5 to Ldu is iSitheffiitei i V Lpni,, an d. (ia

OnA of 1 "the 'lad iies,- W tty - Wel Is- ikfq

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4ng;,and:JfnQ lay of tii o premises h e hoi ted to ! he kitch c n &? fisd' vHitei ! kM af vessel i n whicho pdi-tsifpeV'blut out any delaj? brplHRgd - feet ' i gti? it Hp to" h is 1i ree, and Vffbr a moment-was ppytfXf

shtfiblnghi'S griedd.H; The-comany

SfSft' 'f0b$fe$iM -fit .circus,. pfrXortij'tfrs '(Mnteen iniall)who w-ero putting ?i;n;

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cttTBea r'Kicajtin v'ere loud aiid

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mysei f. t:haii 1-Kvid not buy au nvicle pf any : person iwlo does p0Wy(if'Sui use his.-.influcn'ce 'for .the success of tli4' RepuHcah paity.-f IffftGrttiorfe pledge myself that-i mjUQUi employ

a?n ;.attprncrj to ' do j busiiness- for i me, ; '.who r .doesV' hotV.votethe Ivupu bcap j rfeki!t'and,,wDi;k! lor the; intercst-oli

IhixC party; . riscjniftf- raji Hi

pteVle myself that I wi'd oQt remptoyj any pliy?fcian tp,aitqup! l1" pjyseli:prj

r la miljV'n u less if! nm satistiedi tiiat . Jjej

ticket," ? f J ,'!.! tJi f? th j

"Go. to the Boss Brag tore for Wall Paper

and Window jmaaes.

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.Notice ot Survey. Kotice is hereby given to all non residents and all others interested that I will proceed together with the County Surveyor of Monroe Conn y, Ind, or his Deputy on Monday the 11th day f April A. D. 1 SSI, to run, locate and establish ail the lines and corners necessary to be established in Section nineteen (19). town (9) Range (1) East and to meet at :he residence' of JWathias Burk at 9. o clock A. M. of aahi dav said parties are hereby notified to be present at said time and place or else the Survey will proceed in their ab enee said surrey to continue from day to day until completed. ' Mathias Bcrk. Makch 17th 1881.

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Kpjtficc is crejjy givenV " ttt1 tji nnVleraigd ba been, appoinjied liy Oiepk oHhe Circuit CourtiOt Monroe Goifa ty; tatn : 'of Indi ana tafoniiiist tfh'tti f ' the es t a te o f J a m fev !P; ;F Iwtt wofl, lte Wl' "ftf .ii rtj j I&k.f IffTji' acd. Said estate , is , s npj)osednipil1ib solvent.!1 - -;. .-.,'. fV:t it-.ii-

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Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator, de bonis von. of the estate of dames Fleetwood, late of Monroe County, dcised. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. John Fleetwood, Administrator. Mulkev & Durand, Atty's. March 3d. ISB8L Notiee is herehv given, that the undcrsisno A mnistraTor of tl e estate of James P. Fleetwood tieceased, vill ofl'er for sale at public out cry at the late residerce of deceased, in Polk township, Monroe county, on Monday, April 4th. 1881, the personal property ot said estate consisting of horses, eowa, hojsrs, cattle, wagons and farming implements, and of household and k he hen furuiture and various other articles. Salt to begin at 10 o'clock, a. m. Tekms: Sums of thres. dollars and undr cash; oyer thrpt dollars a credit .of six months, the purchaser giving note at interest, waving benefit of valuation, with good securi y. John Fleetwood Administrator. Mulkev & Durand, Attv's. Bioomingrton, Ind, MaMi 3d, 1881.

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Store in the room next door East of G reeves' grocery where she will be pleased to meet her friends, having purchased a stock of KE GliCBii MO LATEST SfYIJBS. jgtSA trial in respectfully solicted. Ladies especially invittd.

WALL PAPER

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Window.

Shades!

A Compound Tincture of the most valu able nmedlo known to the medical profeaulon, preparad upon etrlctlj pharmaceutical principles. An experience cf twenty-fiTe je&n prove it to be the greatest iuitldote to Malaria and ail other Am Influences known to the world. The only ixhaolut cut for all Affections of the Kidneys. ; In Uver Complaint, Dyspepsia all Disorders of the Bowels, and all A flection of the Throat and Lb u an, it la dually efficacious, y;hio as a remedy tot oomplamts peooliar to the female sex it has no eqnaL NOT A BEVERAGE But an old reliable Household Remedy, lhoroufihly adapted to insist nature. . It supplies tone to thi atoinach, reinTiyoratoe the digestive orrhns, stiraulatee the secretions, and promoting a rapilar action of the bowels, enables ererj organ of th i body to perioral its allotted work regularly and without interruption. . Its high ft commends. tions come from those who have used it ; longest awI known it beet. Nowhere so popular fui in Lancaster, Pa., where it has been in use for mora than a quarter of a century. Highly commended as a General Tunic and Appulizer. Sold by Druggists everywhersw THE MESSENGER OF 'HEALTH - A large ejz-kI paper descriptive of disease, its origis and cure, nil he mailcid tree te any address on application to - - . THE M1SHLER HERB BITTERS CO. .A -i-acaster. Pa. far tVs sfirongly reoommond to mothers Prol Parker's Pleasant Mrorm Syrnp. It never fails, is easy to take, ami no after-physio is required

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . i &LQ0 unr(8f6ir9. nrJD

Will prstioe in Courts of Menroe and ad oininp countieH. 6t etal attention paid to oHectiomi, and all ihuainew eatraiUd to hi ar. lltf

BMsMrk Dan cam ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BliOQAflJtf&TCir, JITX

Praclio in the Courts of Moaroo and adjein inpoountjos. Prornpl; attention stren tt eel lections aad all other legal basiaess

It i3 the result of 20 ycar experience and experimoutain Scu-ingr Machines. ltcoBi6i Ae. i'ood points of all present and J oritur -nkUses, au& is not o "one man" or one idea " machine, as omera " are. It avoMts the defects of others, aiid roa. tiesses new and valuable featttrcs and conveniences, 2It is Utrge, hght-runnitig, noUvless, Tiandsonus, com venicnt. durable, and simple.--' Wnrirantea and

bent in femur free fir 5 yars. Circulars aita

MA.CHII?K. CO., Florence, Mass. ; whoJjKsamstj bt

full aescnnuim Rent tree on request, it is sineiy cne IjesL A trinl will prove it Don't mil to sen It

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PENSIONS ARE PAID erery. soldier iUiaMsd la Hue Af duty .by accident or oUia'rfnse. A WOUND of any kind, losa of !Jrer,tee cr eye, UUPTlIi.'E. if but slight, dlsoase of Lunjc r Tarlcoso Tiu. sirs a pension. Under ne w law thauaaads are entitled to an increase of -unfion.' Widows, orphans aid dependent fathers or mothers of soldiers wljo dii iatas army get a pension. BOUXT i pischarge for. wound, injuries cr rupture, sire full bountr, Sndastampr.f -rcopy

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taken atalf times; 5n ail c!iinateaHfithmit ii Jhry; ;i ggp.

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any other prepara nor. tor Jviaae? q;n;cuiev

it has a very puunaKV. - jto" nnd flavor. LxniRi aaraci ally -win like it, ana

ia - 9

GKNTLSSIKk wiH .Bad KIDNEGEK, the heat ; ;s-

UAVSfir I liach Uhel ha the Signature Of? ;

liU I 1IS. i LAWRENCE & MARTIN, and:

every ootilo hasaOovBnmiKKT Rbvrsjub Branca i ,

witu our

be sold

eyerywhoM. ; : ' : :: ::.-- . - ill :ll-"'i "'.-SuiFl

ratup in yuan? i38 jsotciss. .nro f.lfli

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vt4 k,i rra? 'r'riT2 anf nNti?at. s ?;

uamei, wacn pvriuua ; ,vir,s

as a proprietary arttciewimoiti ucenaj ;:

fiunmivtA mnaxftthr ueiilen) . nss

8IOO PRESENT Tor a Hactlat th at i?fflk ,,J

.4 !Stiw aa Fast end

,V aa tbla eca; f

H. PirxAra!d 4 Co.. Clsim

Agenu, Indianapolis. lndTf We refer to

r. a. w. pans, rros't mmwii naauni Co.. and It. P. Kennedy. Pres't Otntrsl Bank, both olXadiasapQlhi Naino.iaia psper.

Whin is tha Klasr ot Baw MucWnea. If sawa off n 3 bo k la- a 'mtaataai,, 20,000 !a noa. Tho dieapeat tonclilBa majio.fvnxl foliar 'BTisraate CUrorlaTreai

Oaited Stetas ilamaatwiaj qu Ufe

OO V QUVdHHS 'SIOHOIN - , esojppY mij )aas axfrticau XiaappeH aoroBoaqx wrv ?pn ois2?rsa' e piAU o aeau9i8aat par ueiajjf

STOVE PIPE SHELF AND UTENSIL STAND. AtAKXTS W.l 'TEIJ for the

muni- convenient article ever offered to houatkeepeta, Agents meet with

cxeaier success limn ever, uneagens mad 8209 In 15 dura, ShotherfM

i a it.

flKf fl. IM o ISfCatMV W VVm f Llnelsiuutl, Om or Mt. Lout now

J3AtO J 9IMH SI W f8 7f j8Ufu9p9 puoTaiqojnp JOtm';JfUOJ0

S3N1DN3 N0I1SIVUX

Ajontuumn ano jo ja.-pooja oratiiiKinxoe -Of otn 5Riiq Bf nprqA nioij 'pui no i;ausnoo (fwwp-jo38 ac?oi m) AAAini'IPt aaquiur pojaoias jo ::oaj UUU if I la A ujaMOd-owH po WioH JOBOIaOMX a40B I C4 ft raoaj Sua.uiwls i zp Jooj 8J3h aomo 5q jopom9.tp ?o sieiss-rpw smw u.j tjustaowi puo s9n)tJ tvxizih Jo ?i;;2;riu r Mosjeai nraiAdnry om nr note jeeae ssuiwne' sssijow'ybsioiao aJ8 ejIleO

In W davn, another 27 in l day.

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- ..T&Z PROP JJIBTOH; C)F TEB

Peter Henderson's

COMBINED CA.TAU3QUE. VV

eel wiUi'-speciuhTtJtereuce toahe prnvii trade. "?Si " :,,! tlV,t iJ " I"1 -' ,"',

fit;

fn ,. ot 'oorreooj ao aoanxissusoi y w wn jo oSmnp nnontUs sw rtuMl D Bl

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di..v hnattiiiiil in style: awofsnimri'

oif;quhinjucii;iis:eaiinot fill! to jiVtf?;

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t.,v.,nt,jt it in t'hnraulue aim .non.-aectluuul in ; i .o.lino .,r Ri1ff.1n.l v lnv-lliMI O v:

jfW pB jWfcf aKwAa opply ty

" Onr Exnei imontai wrounus u hrUlelt wS te,tourV08:esalle.apa

at.4 our Greenliou-see, fpr Plani;

tUe iarf cirt i n Aiarica. :n s

PEYER HENDERSON & CO.

33i OciHIandt Straat, New York,1

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:b'lUe rfeSoitfe 'ieivila-tuijfe thi&i will s "Tin ( (; . -ri-, it J j

nhagrin to have 4is. host tap him on W.y&Fu ..K.Yn". ?.. r : . , ;. i, t. . t. v . iVtr:. w it to oh. two douan& an o.icli adult' in-

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bUSUiehS. PQllllcai, 1 engioub 01 w ;i h v0!niki.rwhere.vouJive.i)ext to yc

,;i.fr ,wf Wu InVn'l.1 fir: ( lift ohfV.li f ..nniiW nni nr. llils is ihc ionrnrtT 'you icUn

.m.vMi -m yrvr, r" ; Y,:R-:f! lfkrffi.niirt-meratordofUiewoi

spiia fiwd lr.tieralA'tiewa, pi., hue ,,lar 1 ftiftW,inmh fopnniv oue dolhir o, yetuu. , An

.maShrKv of - the- people oft. JijinflM ; !!jfe:hCT

7Sfl? ' ! our bw Pm:;v ; ceivoka l.eauiifulftigmvig.iA-Ofeet iOe nna' .satisiaefcory VoO?- i-. u .1 . i J iZ: fqa-.. rrrWrprTST wWITSrKlJ 1 Yd k6bshTier. ' Send aJon'e dollar-rtnd we pay, .? trait, Mj J ' vi ' " ,n - il J '

I 'AWlRETttS!:

of all tlie sensclcandflishcliows W"1'! . .... ,ry j

W roiirftl;THMti 01

our M, T"..it ii - . ..,.,,., ;

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'ai'tJUs aro tbspeiah'fully invUedo

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? :Hiamaplfe jvp -isW pa"ckHWthe tiMt'r aiipoiw. or rmgcOjuuMp 'Pf ?M , u - .t, .:. i" ;.gWii: ' rlferiW, ijXx tm' men; tp at the neime of anotherMasj. ,:4,.5 ... WV JeF&j '

J ,.i " f ;v,fWjr J!ia rtt& j .o..f ' 11-h ir.u j h. -i:fj r.-i.iiii ml ?i,-jf.fi ;?rM ,: -;i ;a?l nU-'i iw iritt-itfj . ji iAto tf.4VuW Ujr.n- S4it -; . I ,,i : ;'; . .' - : 5 ,

are fsrrT 1 ,

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SEEDS

Unlrttfbm'atittu town. 70a 1 cai4ot tboc&by mailt .Droa I1

koena 'iinn PyTcosj fffa CfcioitlaMiaf mmmm - ' ! ...7. ' i iT'l'i : 1M ..I'

UB8io !AJ oajp

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The Bent rough ?rruTi I

Wso!s 'Cure for 'ConJinhi'ntlon.

rt,acts qnlca: anil it feat i6. an the ben: SoW orpryTvbiv

25c. w s T J Vfi rwr" fmitv.

JSuckleii5is Arnica Salve. The BostiSaue in xbpUVT. 1-iir.o lpni..-Q S4nva rTIrfiya .SSiatwi""

H hMh Oh jhlains, O irns and all? S ' .1

kinds of Skin Eruptions. The A?alr is j uaran terd to g ve : perfect eatis(action in every case or tnineyrf- i tended. Pike 55 cents fS boxw J i ; cjl?pr' salterty ' - H. LmbLEy f y

Blooiningtob, lad;-

r - Kf

City BoekStpre

V k!a-.

lEfir'i rie ; u lulersign etl begs leat to. intWm the puMic that tieji r -: aliased theinlire stock of S, C Dodd f fe Co., antirppufiea tJap4Kt liaad j -lis ttzci - F ' S ' '. T i-

The patrnnago of the public is so ticl te!, and iassnraaces arejj iventhat;- X

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