The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 1, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 May 1869 — Page 4

= g Banner. | THE GREAT AURORAL DISPLAY. Letter from an Astronomer—The Planet Mars : W Silver Beams—The Weste 8 Lovely Apple-Green—Exquisite rm,m-i;-ma of Crimson, Orange and, Yellow—A Wendrous Celestial Pageant. ' [Correspondence of the New Yerk Sun.) Having, by a most fortunate circum‘stance been in a situation most favorable for yiewing the remarkable display of the Aurora Borealis on last Thursday evening, I send you an account of the phe_momenon as I witnessed it, with the im- - pressigns which this great light made upon me. i Ag-the wondrous exhibition was going | ony I eonld not help'being impressed with | the thought that while the letting off of n few paltry squibs and rockets of human | - manufacture is° always preceded by an- | nouncement and preparation, and the | show when it does take place is.viewed by admiring and anxiously-waiting multitudes, the. incomparable display of heav en’s fireworks at which I was gazing had | begun, without notice or warning, before the twilight had faded, and bad expend«l its greatest brilliancy before the attention of the /dull world had become fully dirccted to its wonders. £ To those who happened to be, as we were, in a commanding position, from whence a view of the whole of beaven’s - domecould be obtained, how awe-inspir-ing was the tender magnificence of the scene which silently developed itself in the firmament ere the noisy clamor of the day had ccased, and béfore the darkness . had settled down Sufficiently to call the attention of even habitual observers of the usual beauties of a clear, starry niglit. Then it-was, a 8 we looked up to the zenith, where the planet Mars wus beginning to glow in the pale blue-green of the twilight sky, we observed faint lines us of thin vapory clouds running from the north and west towards the zenith. 'Spon the white streaks increased in number infinitely, rising up in all direc tions from the horizons, and forming a fan-like corona around Mars, which gazed down like the all-seeing eye through the glorious canopy. Suddénly pulses and waves of soft light would tremble and shiver through the sky, breaking the clectric beams into new form, fading there and brightening here, undulating with a perfect music of motion. Then, while the northern sky was of a-pale white and the western horizon of the loveligst l'apple-%l‘een, broad flushes of the most exquisite pink moved up in the heavens, ‘ changing to lilac,and decpening at times to crimaon, while simultaneously were seen belts of rich orange and yellow. . Glorious beams of light shot up at inter-- ' vals from the north, and almost from all: - points of the horizon; broad fans of the _electric clouds filled the air witha faint - brilliancy. ~ The wondrous pageant kept incessantly changing; it was all motion, all variety, white light alternating with the most exquisitely-toned and richest .colors. / ? o And all the wondrous display ‘guing on in perfect silence; no noise or cracking ; no cxplosion or thunder; all done so grandly in' the sublime stillness which reigns in the infinitude of the universe. Such a scene was indeed enough to raise the grossest soul to joyous adoration. At about eleven o'clock there was a second display, moere beautiful for the brilliancy of the white light, but not showing the colors wliich so' rarely accompany- the Nortliern Lights in this latitude. The -electric clouds took the forms of several of the great nebulew, ‘thug presenting those remarkable objects, as it ‘were, on an enormous scale, an effect truly beautiful and wonderful. ' 8 N - ENTHUSIAST.

SixTEEN years ago Rev. John Maffit, then in his prime, delivered a lecture which closed with the following fine passage;s ° o A “The Phonix, a fabled bird of anti <quity, when it felt the advancing chills of ~ age, built its own funeral urn, and fired his pyre by means which nature’s in~atincts taught it. All its plumage and -its form of beauty became ashes; but then ‘would rise the young—Dbeautiful from the urn of 'death and the chamber of ‘decay would the fledgling come, with its eyes turned toward the sun, and essaying its dark veélvet wings, sprinkled . with gold and fringed with silver, on the - balmy air, risinfg a little higher, until at length, in the full confidence of flight, it gives a cry of joy, and soon becomes a - glittering 'speck on the bosom of the eerial ocean. Lovely voyager of earth, bound on its heavenward journey to the sun! 8o rises the spirit bird from the - rdins of the body—the funeral urn which its Maker built, death fires. So towers " away to its home in the pure element of spirituality, intellect Phoenix, to dip its groud wings into the fountain of eternal liss, So shall dear, precious humanity survive from its ashes of the burning world. =Bo beautifully shall the unchanged soul soar within the disc of - eternity’s luminary, with undazzled eye and unscorched wings—the Pheenix of immertality—taken to its rainbow home, and cradled on the beating bosom of eternal love.” b

SAMBO was hacking away at a tough oak when lightning struck a tree near him and shivered it. “Bress de Lord,” said he, “I like to see um try dis ere one ; I reckon dey find der * match.” ; B e ‘ A OYNICAL husband says that the ouly run of good luck he ever had was when his wife run away from him. THE CHICAGO Presbytery, Old School, have adopted resolutions in favor of reunion with the New branch of the same church. ' , T et SIS A ————n it CRrocCkERY, Ottawa, Co., Mich, ;, : } s o pee 17, 186185 - Dg. 0. W. Roßack—Bir; Ilam a far.mer, about thirty yeare of age, was taken ill in Au%ust, 1860, /with fever, general debility, loss of apgetite, swollen limbs ~ and stiff joints,and was doctored by a hysician several months with no results gut a large fee 3i11.“ I tried after that various remedies with no benefit. I almost gave up in despair, when s neighbor showed me one your@lmanacs from Griffin's Drug Store, and recommended your medicipes. I pracured two bottles of Blood&\%nriﬁen and three boxes of Blood Pills from Mr. Griffin’s, which I took as -directed, and was perfectly restored to bealth. The whole of last winter I was - enabled to cut my fire wood, and now [. can do as good a day’s chopping as ever I * could in my life. fat e E.-—l, urther inducement to {ry our Médicines was the fact that I w_as| : ‘{;‘m@,; cquainted with O, Thomas, of d Ledge, in this State, who was cur~ed of a severe Rhenmatic difficulty by your . ‘di(fin e 4 e TN JOHN CHADWICK. = * T 5 T et B— 3 4 T4y Ry {iﬁ; plty’,';ﬁf:’y’ tis mﬁ ~ that mankind will pass, by unheeded the w mm ﬁm‘ st hus go far advapced imposi o Horp P %yg? # Monntain “Irregulatities, &c. They are prepared %p'«’ A ~_;;?»,z'dw;w T el 5 ‘

.AW . e 2 “SPECIAL NOTICES. R e eet SA e i et o se s GUIDE TO MARRIAGE. Yo Men’s Guide to Happy Marriage and Mﬁ:l Felicity. The humane views of benevolent ‘“‘ﬂcﬁms. on the Errors and Abusesincident toY and Early Manhood, sent in sealed letter mﬁ« of chng;._ Address HOWARD CIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. ! June 17th, 1868.-1 y. : : EMPLOYMENT. For some Years past T have been engaged in a business which has yielded me at the rate of Three Thousand Dollars per annum, and being desirous of visiting Eurog:a for the gurpoee of carrying it on there, lam willing to send instructions in the bupiness, which is an ART, to any person who will send me Oi'tw Dollar, . An{ person, male or female, can earr‘y’ on guccesefully, and it is very easily Jearned {emwr yonnﬁ or old. Several ladies to whom I have taught it are making from £l5 to 875 per week, and some have received from $2OO to 8800 p for teaching it to others. There isno town ox city in the country where the business cannot be succesgfully carried on, and any one who buys my “instructions,” which are grinted will Have the rlghmo teach the Art to others at his or her own f ce. The “Instructions™include, besides teachng the Art, the best method of carr{ing on the business, or, in other words, the way I havé successmllg. Three or four dollars is all the capital te?uire to start the business, as it will yield, as ‘it increases, all further capital needed. Send me $l, and by return mail I will forward the printed instructions teaching the Art, and allUgnrtlculurs how to carry it on. EDGAR STROUSSE, No. 57 Exchange Place, New York City. jan2Tm3

A CARID. A Clergyman, while residing in South America a 8 a mlsslon’nr{. discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Digeases of the Urinary and Seminal Orgym. and the whole train of disorders brought on ‘baneful and vicious habits. @Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedi. Prompted: by a desire to benefit the afilicted and nnfortunate, I will send the recipe for prefvari‘ng and uging this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free of Charge. . Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN, ,; : Station D, Bible House, Jjan2Tm3 XNew-York City. CATARRH CAN BE CURED. Headache relieved, ‘and in fact every disease of the nose and head, permanentlycured by the use of the well known remedy, \ ' Raeder’s German Snuff, A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN Catarrh, Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarseness, Asthma, Bromhitiaa Coughs, Deafness, dc., &e. And all Disorders resulting from Colds in Head, Throat & Voeal Organs. This Remedy does not ‘‘Dry l?”a. Catarrh; -but JLOOSEXNS it; freesthe head of all offensive matter, quickly removin% Bad Breath and Headache; allays and soothes the burning heat in Catarrh; is g 0 mild and agreeable in its effects that it positively CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING! Try it, for it costs but 3bc. For sale b{]nll drug%lsts. Or gena 50¢. to O. P. SEYMOUR & CO., ~ Boston, and receive a box by return mail. -~ March 11th, 1868.-Iy.

W RELIABLE AND NEW! \ - gt . \Grover& Baker’s Sewing Machines —They Wwill hem, fill, stitch and gather in the neat~ est manner. The¥ comprige the two leading stitches now in general use. We sell a machine a full gize large and from five to fifteen dollars cheaper than any other ggency. All machines warrented for three ]s;cars. clivered and taught free of charge. ‘We also have the Irilg)roved Wheeler & Wilson,.or Elaptic Lock Stich Machine. e have the machine for the household use, dress making, tailoring, carriage trimming, quilting saddles or any branch of industry down to the neatest emproidery. . Agency Room for Noble, Lagrange, DeKalb ~and Steuben counties— over Dunning ‘g Son’s Gro- \ cery store, Ligonier, Ind. Aug., 19th

EMPLOYMENT At Your Own Homes. ‘BITHER QﬁX—Snitable for steady hands. - Pays large profits—Address for pariiculars at once. “COSTAR,” No. 10, Croshy Street, New York, _ HOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS! | Men--- Women ---and Children ! Men --- Women --- and Children ! ' READ--READ! . :i i : Y ; ; “Cooling to Scalds and Burns,” - ~ “Soothing to all painful wounds, &d.”. - ‘ “Healing to all Blt)mea. Ulcers, &c.” ¢ e - “Costar’s’ Buckthorn Nalve | Is the mosf. extraordinary SALVE ever known.— l Its power of Soothing anhd Healing for all Cuts, Burns, Bruoises, Sores, %lcers, Chapped Hands and . Skin, for Sore NiPples. for Piles, &ec., &c.—is - without a.garan‘e . . One person says of it, 1 ~would not' be without a box in my House, if it cort $5.00, or I had to travel allthe way to New York for it.” [N. Y. Evening News, Sept. 5.] All druggists in LIGONIER sell it, Or address "fCOSTAR.” No. 10 Crosby st., N. Y, Lh e L

- %COSTAR'S” Standard . Preparations. " ARE B ’iy “CCOSTARS” v BEAUTIFIER ! Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms One Bottle, §l.oo—Three for $2.00. s “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, &e., Exter“Costar’s’ Bed Bug Exterminators, Costar’s’ (only pure) Inseet Powder. «Only Infallible Remedies known,” ¥ 18 years established in New York."” 4 ?.?go Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily.” “ 111 Beware!!! of sfurions imitations.” ¢ All Druggists in LIGONIER sell them.” - Address B ane Ry 4 HexryY R. Costar,lo Crosby Bt., N. Y. Or, Joux F. Hengy, (Successor to) Drmas BARNEs & C0.,21 Park Row, N. Y. " "7 'SOLD BY BARNETT & (0., Decoth'oB—ly. ~ LIGONIER, IND.

PHOTOGRAPHIC. H. R. CORNELL, Having purchased. the PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS Lately occupied by J. F. Christman, respectfully muounges to' the public ‘that he is prepared to take 54 . . Any eme’s lfﬂ,lizg ' __ Fustas it is, ' gt hl B L ; n elery size and style of tlie Photographe e e TP PR R e 2 o Aoy »,,/A - '»L"'f-ﬁ’g 8 ,_ A LISIaC r’.

'lAgricuhuraij‘mpleme|i§s, Mecl}gnicé’ Tools, oy BUILDING MATEVIAL, ‘ Or anything made of : IRONor STEEL, . (AIIAT g PARKER & GERBER'S

L. Tuo Hardware Store, Where y;m“czi"n buy axxyillingi 'z;n(vl;.zvurything -i.nvtheii' line of the .‘ BEST QUALITY e And at the ’ LOWEST PRICES. OLD IRON, o : COPPER- . . - And RAGS, Taken in exchange for Goods, . ] £&By o 5 P s .j-‘-'\ <& i g ; ,’l_ X L Giye Us & Cally _ #0 'PARKER & GERBER. ~ Ligonier, Ind., March 17-3 m. | ...__4__,_‘__._____________,____..4’.:____'__”_’____7_—

: N EW s : : MARBLEWORKS Ao e LIGONIER, - « - - = - - - - INDIANA: INKS&E VORIS, s i Mamifacturers and Dealers in ¢ Anerican and Malin. Marble American and Italian JMarhle, TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, URNS, VASES, CABINET SLABS. Also BUILDING STONE, _SUCH- AB~ b WINDOW & DOOR CAPS, AND SILLS, WATER-TABLES, | [y efc.; ete. etc., &c.y & i‘Any design meatly finished and”promptly furnisined at as reasonable prices asg can be obtained in any market far or near. Onraim istodoa . ',3 : FAIR AND HONORABLE BUSINESS, Public patronage earnestly solicited, and satisfaction i)mmiscd. Persons are invited to calland examine our work. Shopomn west side of Cavin Street, near MeConnell’'s Land Ageney. = © May 13, '6B.<tf INKS & VORIS.

eW YA 'R W’ IM:AIAM (/ {} : f < 3 g B | i IS AGAIN IN THE FIELD ! - With ‘:\nmti‘re]y new and comp]et& stock of B | S GROCERIES & | . PROVISIONS, At his New Brick St_or& first: doorgouth of Jacobs: : i - store, : ; Main street, Eendallville, End. f Havln%crected a commodious brick store and finished it off expressly foi the grocery gnd proyision trade, he has filled it with one of the best and ‘most ¢omplete assortments of Groceries ever offer‘ed to the citizens of Kendallville, embracing every‘thinginthe lineoft 1 ¢ & . 87 '8 # ‘Groceries, © ¥ L 'Provisioms, ¥ ~ Confections, Flour, v isie 0T palth v =T Bk, Eggs, : “Com, 1 G _ o Podltry, Vegetables, Willow-vare, . “i~ Wooden-ware, * Kerosene Oil, Stoneware, Yankee Notions, ‘Crockery, And several thousand other articles, which will be sold “as cheap as the cheapest.” Having no old goods on hnnd,ébmﬁ;ht at ‘‘war prices,” he can afford to sell cheag and every effort will be made to give entire satidfaction to all those who:may favor him with their Patronage. . ; The highest Market Price paid for Butter, Eggs, Lard, and ail kinds of Countey Pibddee, .~ - -000 w Give the new store a call, and examine 'g%ms' and prices. -, i - Wn. CROW. - Avorill 1868, th 0 oe pe s

3 2 ® ATTENTION! '~ Cabinet Shop - Cabinet Ware R. D. KERR . Would respectfully announce to the eit izens of Noble county, that he constimtlfy has on hand a large and superiorstock ofCABINET - WARE, - consisting in'part of : : : DRESSING BUREAUS, : . WARD-ROBES, TABLES. ‘ hial | ¢1 " BTANDS, LOUNGES, = s L o 3 . CEP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, Wi . e MOULDING” BED-STEADS, haell and in fact every thing usually kept in"a first class Cabinet Shep. = Particular ’aét-J‘ tention paid to the = L i . UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. .-

COFFINS always on hand and made to order upon. shortnotice. A . 2 A good Hearse always in readiness. | Also, all kinds of Shop Work made . to: order. Furniture Roomon west side, ot Cavin street, Ligonier, Ind. 124 May 3rd, 1866. 4 FirsT PREMIUM % Of a Silver Medal S v o WAS AWARDED ITO g - " BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE ‘9‘:‘ R 23,5, e Ao cngy MY BARRETT'S : . Vegetable Hair Restorative o ey e b s Notund Colors g L e e NyEEseYy o R - Lomp & Swrri, Ohicago, Gereral snts for the Northwestorn States, - -

AT GOODAY 100 PRICE HARDWARE! HARDWARE !

J. M. CHAPMAN & ©O., B o RTREW o e Still hold forth at.the popular Hard‘ware Corner, ‘With Fhe mosﬁ com-;-plete'Spr‘in‘g, St_oci and at the lowéstﬁ prices m Northern Indiana.

it ; 11 & b STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! R % i [ o‘ . o | Vi “ THE LEGISLATOR STOVE TRIUMPHANT. The unprecedented sale that has followed the introduction of th+'above Btove in this market, and tl? unbounded satisfaction' which it " Nas everywhere given, warrant'us in taying that it is the best and mest COMPLETE STOVE made. Every Stove fully WARRANTED. Will keep fire twenty four hours without renewing. Cheapest first class Stove in : the market. * Everybody call and examine it. ,

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Among the many persons now having lin L.@?. and \'anghG have throughly tested its merits we cordially refer all those in want of such a stoveto =~ Mrs. J. B. Stutzman, Ligonier. Mrs. Isaac LantzJ Haw Patch. w 3 W Wyland, £ i S Burton Pk, ¢ : “ Peter Sisterhen, i L« AP Gerber; ¢ - e Levi-Xiester, oM . “ John R Kitt, . “« M. Straus, a 1 - John Houtz, Cromwell. o ~ . Mrs, Jesse Baker, Sparta.: ‘ T We have also in stock a full line of square and drum stoves, amsng our choice patoo terns are “SENATOR,” “JUBILEE,” “MINNESQTA,” g e ~ “SOVEREIGN,” “FORTUNE,” “HARVESTER,” &c., &e,; &, &e.

Shingles! Shingles!! Shingles!!! 500,000 “A, No,1” Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pino Shingles, = oapmieetan vk el L 13 CHAPMAN & CO’B. 40,000 Plastering Eiath, at the lowest cash prices, * " o e sLo IREYRT ERLM. CHA_@EAN&CQ’S. 3 : A ELae N B 8 N : oW X 4 kP

PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS,” 3*74 ¥ s d 4 We offer to the farmers of Noble and adjoining counties, the coming season, the sa T e EaED el o e . ‘ B : § A . ot : paiils - Celebrated South;Bend: Chilled Plow. =~ ‘NG Plow: e;er introduced in this market, has. had such. an{;_{px‘:precg‘deﬁted ‘sale, and everywhere %!;ven such universal satisfactionigs the CHILLED PLDW, introducéd by us last Fall. .It Has stood the test I%{:@; and yields the palm to nome. Among the many-adyantages claimed for tﬁi_g;?gl@ﬁ, We may enumerate }— . - “It will scour anywhere and in any kind of soil.. It runs very steady. - Runs o half lighter than any cast.plow made. - Will out-wear any steel plow made.” do aosi § YAI weaskdS s trial. Call and examineit. - T

2 pay it £l @l eo He . ‘e 5 <4 Gunsmithing 'in all its branches.--Re % % W N 29 i ‘ ; ‘__ 2 w | DRIVE WEIL, PUNFS, PIPE AND' SOREENS o YA AR | g M CHAPMAN & CO'Sel ] ik g opegSal i ey o hgbi : : : i Al ... Paints, Oils -and Brushes. ! -+ OHépst stotk fo'town,ab | = M@@mﬂ& CO'S. PR L 8 AR T e : & R B s il ; g G ASGI R R ! ‘ e R MECOCHANIOS® TOOLS 1A Large Stock f Chiseld, Saws, Boring Machines, Plines] Bitts, Brdeos, Rales, & 1o ¢ ?: Gﬁg‘in?%ig’;bﬁ@mwwym S . 4, M CHAPMAN & OO'S. FARMING TOOL . . Tt NP |TP PRI, VTS RNLVRE (WRler vy w 1 i o freiooas siboln e ek o * aodisn ALR o)

se§N e e g BEBAROUCORIO V¥V EWS, | b ALBUM . ‘ ! A Py O e CHOMOS, ‘ i 3 v Yl S 1 E. & H T. ANTHONY & CO, § oy ; 5 e 4 : i _ | 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORE, hg?: mm‘ of the Trade to ibeir exiensive assoriment of the ' " |above, of their ews psdlication, mexufasture and imporfation, publish ewer Four Thowssnd subjects of Ste pic Views dug; " Ningers, | : Mammolk Cave, Cu fis, Centysl P-rl.“ ] n-::’a sda, . 4 Treaton Fails, i Veuetupla, Mountaias, CGreat West, i The A W vy } Housatrwir, . Chinng . Delnware, - i Jupan, 7 : m.x, o{ . fnstzatancons, Englang, &e., &e. | (h‘ Imported V;on embrace a large assorimernt, the sheigest productions of Wun. Mnud’,' 6. W. Wik L;u;.‘ end othe! aminent photographers, consisiiag of . ; i w } Tretand, ; Spwim, | Bereutanenm, i Waies, Tuilevien, -! Foptaineblean, Pompeii; 81 Clowd, I Cowpeigne, . Pairis, Germany, 1 Tris=onm, Vefreailles, Erigland, i . Austria, l Crystal ‘l‘\htn.i Niples, .#M 5 Ttaly, g Byroy, i e, de., Mo ; & —— » i s Aise, ! { THE LANDS OF THE 818 : ::' and intensely (nteresting serizs. Also, Hinainated and TranapaViews, in great variely. We are ales exclusive Agefits In America Srimment: Agente fos Pritk' Soris of 8143 1.1 Photorregets s for Frit eries - 13-4 in Views in Switzerland, tie Rhine. Fogland, sro_tlllnd. W les, &<. " * STEREOSCOPES. -We manafacture very largely, aBd bave a large otock of #he dest styles at the lowest rates. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.-Our Manufacture of 4lbums iq well knewa throughont the country as superior in quality aud besuty o atl others. A / ¥ £ ] fi ANI we sell are made ia our own Fasfory. and onr styles are difierent from those of sny other maker, Buvers should uot [fail to see’ous stock before making their purchasce.] . 4 St i CHROMOS. § These beautiful pietures, that caamof de gistingyished from mﬂ Paintings, :il ‘one tenth lhe:';.mt. we impqrt largely nx London, Berlin, Vienna and Rotha, and scpily (he trade ut the Mowest rates. ; : | i i $ X ! E. &H. T. ARTHORY & CO, 1 501 Brospwar. N. Y., | Importers and Manuf'rs of Photosra-hif Materia's,

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H I | 1 o . ¥ jha @ This wonderful and renowned preparation is notan article of acc¢ident jur chance,but } the final produdtion of years gf carefnl study 1 - and cxperiment, i { . On its owsy MERITS it hak gniekly risen @am n?\ un mcdentcd WORLD-WIDE POPUVLARITY. £ i . . Even Paris, the great raart of b¢uutr and ¥ fashion. hias sent over her-grdersifor it. It i immediately cleinses the gealp, freeing 18- = & from dandrudl and humors. { It prévents the haiy from rallh}f off, and often producesia luxuriant ([growth on bald 1 heads. i 7 o 23 ; . It never fafls to RESTORE GRAYSAND FADED HAIR to all its youthful lustre, - soft ard zilken beauty, Bras| .‘Whay and stub- . born hair is made soft, plialjle and beautiful. @ So Pm'eaVE(i‘ETABLE OMPOUXD for the diair has nevier been in the In}r7k,e‘, while Pt aee ! | | e HAIR DRESSING i it is a perfoct luxury, conthining no dirty, i disugrceable sediment, or splling {the fingst fabric. X 5 @“ It gives to the locks and tresses a soft and - raven hue, charmingly beautiful, and the i most unbounded satisfactign to al,f. . ; ! Every Bottle is Warranted. FULLER, FIN CH & FULLER, : Wholesale Agents, Chieago. . /@™ And for sale by all Drugglsts everywhere 25, ) e LRy R : American Shuttle BEWING MACHINE! Is retailed at a price within the rgach ofall. This i 5 % X Machine uses a straight needle, makes the LOCK .STI@‘CH (alike on both sides), has a self-adjusting tension, and can do é\'éry variety of Sewing. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, quilt, tuck’ mmk, and gather; wﬂ_l ‘wark equally well on silk linen, woolen, or cotton goods, white silk, linen, or cottbn thread. ; : ‘;

B g ] 3 . THE . e ; ! !, \ ‘ e AMERICAN SHUTTLE i i 4 % Wl P .. SEWING MACHRE | ooad ; | i » LA% ‘ "WARRANTEDy FOR 5 YEARS! Om--i Agents will be supplied with duplicate pétrs éf_ the Machine, in case of accident. It makes precisely the same stitch made by the Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, Howe, and Florence Machines. It has | the Under-feed, like the best of high-priced machines, and is the only lowspriced Shuttle Machirie in the market thathag this feed. We are. enabled to sell a first-class SH MACHINE atajvery low price, on account of its Simplicity, and! consequentlow cost of Manufacturing, in com-' parison with complicated machines, -

_‘. ; : ! '. 3 . 3 . AGENTS. - We wish to arrange with |Agents, male or~fe-»1j male, to iepresent the Amerjean Slm_t't]e Sewing Machine, in éach State, County, and Town in the: United States gud Ontario. Extra inducements to: experienced agents. For full particulars, as to Salary or Commission, addre‘és' - : . G. Vi N. ANDREWS, Lot general Age.{t, Detroit, Mich. i : 5 LA { 2 y ‘ 5 :i N. B.—For the benefit of obr Agents we have ar« ranged with parties whokh yve Goods suitable for Sewing Machine Agen'ts'tl gell. We will send BOOK OF SAMPLES and rmn particulars on Tecolpt. of one éd ‘stamp. 'Address G. V. N. AANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich, - . _ ctober 29th, 1868.-Iy. | ' 3 _-—_— HART & DUESLERy & 0L ' GENERAL DEALERS IN S f % % 'a : . .-.>"‘i Groceries £ Provisions, | Fans } | » } o‘, BEEDIDo g Jpdag o (In vﬂie,e’%i:iek, building formberly occupied by J. 4 ’ W 5 ° Decker), SRR TR i\ CAVIN ST, LIGONIER, IND. ' Are constantly receiving new goods, and by sellTR Ry th ‘mg:ﬁ ny‘)ﬁgunase gonthdl ; system, | ‘Pleasg call and ex e for. yourselves. .Highest: pric 3ﬁdﬁdmﬁﬁfotomym%wg Tk e SO : a e B b e ot .« G e e TR X 2’..’}4’, «3:;,,%3’»«}’ 5‘:4"3::5‘, .N?£s7f{{?~‘z'% e Sy o Luoi Bl 0 o pren iy Kl Cnles, &0., | A{_ ‘ m V:H «.- gv.-:..'. i:‘",’ 4 “'%‘s; 4.

QUARTERS! 5 " | LYY v NEW STOCK of BOOTS & SHOES. " The subseriber would fre'smtfully. inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Ligonierand vicinity that be still continues in the Boot and Shoe business, at lis old stand, on the East - side of Cavin street, opposite the Post office, where can be found the following ~‘with many “other articles: - , i e This advertisement now ‘willshow il The Ligonier people whereto ﬁﬂ Shee i For Boots and Shoes of every kingd, | To suit the most fastidious mimd, ~ v ‘ For those who bow at Fashion’s shrine, : Please call at Bill's he does design - b To keep what cannot fail to euiti e . The latest styles of Shoe or Boot; H 2t If Ladies wikh for Slippers neat : To suit their minds and fit their feet, =~ = Of Gaiters of the latest fashion =~ = = "~ When dressed to make a splendid dash-in, o Or Bootees, Shoes or ought to wear, ¥ Then, call at Bill’s for they are-there, : ; Of every size and various hue - (7 Made at the East and Westward-100. * s We algo have an Engﬂieh‘tie T 5 For ’glkiug which the fair should buy . - - e Fo&e of health and comfort too; R Then call and buy our Kid-skin shoe. : Now farmers you will Iﬂease to call .' 2 At Bill’s, his stock will please youall, . Sl His stock is good and can’t be beat ¢ .~ By any houge on any street; = it A better boot cannot be made : 1 X h ‘Than those we keep for country trade, : Our thick brogans are also stout, o 2 They’ll wear 'till they are all worn out } A Butif yon want a finer shoe; =~ - - S Then call at Bill’s he'll furnish.you - = With calf, morrocco, or with kip, S With kinds the best that will not rip, - Young Misses, too, we fond'y greet, 8 ; Come let us beandtx yourfeet - i : With gaiters, slippérs or bootees R gl Of any kind that yon m:txg please.” . . ; SEeL We also have for babes that creep Sy v A little shoe that’s very sheap; - e 'Tis plinbde and also neat, i ! And will protect their little'feet, - = = 7 Shoemakers hére can be supplied (% : With artieles of varions kimi)s., o ; 4 With tacks, nde thread, and awls, and last's With knives and bristles, pegs and raspe, § Come ome, come all, give us a try - And we are sure that you will buy.. : Also work done to order.on the short: est notice and by superior workmen; Repairing done at all times. Don’t forget the place, opposite the Post office. = i 2 - F.W.SHINKE.

THE- PLACE TO BUY. Joseph Pearce returns thanks to his friends and the public generally for the liberalshare of patronage received at their hands, and trusts, by prompt attention to business, to merit continuance of the same. ; 5 [ am making new additions to my stock every week, of : [ Z ST ; ! ‘»o 'r .o Drugs, Medicines, - 5 g R | :‘,.f_;. c o CPAINTRGOILS, < Varnish: Dve-stuffs :} . ‘| . 4 ' \ "". X ': "'| Perfumery, Gosmelics, Books & Stationery. POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES GOULDENS PATENT |SOLUTION FOR PAINTING, 1A

l- - Alarge stock of Hy ) | . g v : = i - Wall-Paper, WINDOW BLINDS AND HOLDERS. wmhroeceres ~ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, iish and Salt. -~ at Retail and by the barrel. . L “OCHESTE - V-I?’lao‘jlt keplt constantly on hand, all of whihe ‘willbe sold as cheap as-can be afforded in his market. ' ' o Lens &e. &e. de. de. Lo, A fine variety of ‘other artioles and mo‘tions too numerous to mention, allof which will be sold w 2 4o ‘ : o AT LIVING PR'FES. We invite Inspection Of curstock, confident of giving satisfar tion both in quality and price, . = All-kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. = - e Remembe: ‘he Place i~ JOREPH PEARCE. ' Ligonier, May Brd, 186" . - = o¥°

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L e TR v Pri“,-%,cmﬂ‘ggrnﬁbmr&r 5 Papers for $l. 8. A, FOUTZ & BRO., WHOLESALE DRUG AND 'MEDICINE DEPOT, o, 18 Beuuiin S Bnlimars Wi it the t?mégm. oy m ”W'mm'“‘.hff’ DAVID E. FOUTZ, Successor: Sold by J ose]gh Pearce, Ligonier, Ind,, at WHOLESALE & RETAIL. 26

THOROUGELY TRSTED! ‘UNIVERSALLY APPROVED! THE MATURE FRUIT OF - TWENTY YEARS L PRACTIOR. - Piblidhod 15 Euglith & Getac: ; S o 33d Thousand Now Out. e ~ American Farxrg,grs’ : ‘. 2o i HORSE BOOK,

ROBERT STEWART, M.D., V. S,, : ' TRANSLATED INTO THE GERMAN BY - : ~ Rev, HENRY LEIBHART, Associate Ed. of the Christian Apologist. Complete in One Large Octavo Folwme, of 600 pages, handsomely and appropri- ; ately Embellished and Illustrated. PBICE bound in morocdo cloth, $3 50 ,3L 3 ’ » § ~ » EHIS work embodies the results of twenty years’ ~#s original investigation and highly successfnl veterinary practice, under circumstances the most favorable for.the devglo&ment of the most rational, economical and successful modes of treatment for - all curable diseases to which the horse and mule are subject. It also contains a most timely and common sense treatise on Stock Raisln% and Stock Management, including Breeding, Foed, Stable Management, Gentling, Break!nf,;Abusee, Shoeing, Vices, Unsoundness, the Marks of Age, &c., &c.. Itis, in short, a complete and perfect ° ,gui&‘e to the %ﬂt rational treatment of horses ~and mules, in Both sickness and health.” - The hundreds of letters received from those having used the book speak in terms of ungualified | K;aise of its great sin:ipuclty and intringic merits, "Mz. L. S'Ml’X%‘l’? of B dﬁewater. Williams co., 0., writes: - ““I have treated several very bad casej‘by -the aid of Stewart’s Horse Book with the best of guccess; One with Swelled Tlu'oa:i ‘one with Cracked Heels, one with Swelled Head and Neck, and one colt with Blood Sga‘vln. A Mz. A. J. STUART, of ‘armm Tenn:, says:—. ‘‘By the use of the remedies in work (American Farmer’s. Horse Bool'tl}, I have cured the followxng named diseases: Three cases of Pharcy, one of Glanders, several of Distemper, two colts ‘of Costiveness, two cases of Colic, one of Colt Founder, one of BiF ‘Head and Jaw in its worst",. stages, one of Nasal Gleet, and one of Scratches. Ihave two cases of Glanders under treatment,— - which lam satisfied I ghall cure, The work is almost an infallible lgide." : Jeiih Mz. W. 8. CONFER, of Davenﬁ‘ort, lowa, says: “My Horse has had very Sore Hyes for the past . year and a half, and has been treated by a good veteri‘nnrﬁ surgeon without any success, but lately I have taken hold myself, and followed the direc{lolls]%‘l,}'“ in the Horse Book, and now my Horgse s well, S R 7

JACOB ROBERTS, Esq., of New Paltz, Ulster co., N. Y., writes: *I have examined and compared the American Farmers’ Horse Book, and pronounce it the best of any I have ever seen, both as to its sim%licity and plagl manner of describing diseases. I have the utmost faith in the i:medjes {)rescribed. and would not take $25 for y book f I ¢ould not have another.” : i . EDWARD POWERS, Esq., of Orangeville, Trumbaull co., ‘Ohio, sa{s: “It has saved a valua- : ble horse for me. I cheerfully recommend it to e’verﬁfarmer or owner of a horee,” et 2k WE HAVE RECEIVED HUNDREDS .OF JUST ‘SUCE TESTIMONIALS, and will gend a long list to ang one on application. The following are’ among the diseases (though by no means all of them,% already reported as detected and successfully treated by the aid of this book:

Glanders, - Vol i Colic, ‘ il . iy Fis_tula, : . [Enlarged Hock, ; i Scratches, \ * 'Weak Egyes, ; e ] | Blood Spavin, - Inflammation of the Stomach, Lo . Bone Spavin, = . > ©+ - Inflammation of the tungs, ’ 24 7 T 4 Ring Beney < P L g T Stiff Complainf, B 0 .',_’.:'- A i ¢z Clﬂ'b, j, % i, -:‘Q:'; ¥ w Phni'cy;,

Lameness of the Fore Knee, - SN ~ Contruction of the Heel, b v Flatalent Colic, g e Stone in the Bladder, - . Oracked Hoof, I ’ : Lock Jaw, R St Greasy Heel, Inflammation of the Eye, Hiag - Inflammation of the Shoulder, " gt lubg Feveny o n o M o ¢ Cataracts on the Eye, — Vi e B Heßd, o Al A . Distemper, S .~ Strains, - : S ; ! ; -f.. &c" S &(‘.’ _ With such proofs, can any one entertain a doubt of the su?erior _meritq of the work? ‘and canany owner of a gingle horse or mule afford to be with-oﬁt-acop?f? b bighh i . Itissale to conclude from what we have heard [ that the whole 30,000 people who have already. ‘bought cofies. ‘would not part with them for ten | timee' their cost if they could not replace them with others, ¢ - el : We have not yet heard of a single person \ - who was dissatisfied with the book. ~ AGENTS WANTED, Exclusive Territory and the sg e e Ly RS RO o R feaTy e At no time e first issne of this work hﬁmmm SUCCess a 8 is now [mwmﬁgheum _One agent writes: %“TheLotine! re. | ok 18 used the better i T S acaiie S And-with- surpriging. success—more than I ever. eB T 2o e, I is the best. book of the kind Thave ever seen,”— Another: “I have seen all my subsc: ibers supe ?gmm'“ T foneed " mbtlions “Our 2 ; O ‘. _ _;;:.»s‘y “»\ \; «ﬁ?é'!‘;"‘ “,,’u' ,' 1 ." " wmg;.ﬁx dncane. Clronlars. giving full Tarioni i eOF g T T PATRCIRATAY S - @W*?Wgwﬁ%ﬁﬁﬁ .G EAVENT, Publisher, = ii* SRS L e e