The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 2, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 May 1869 — Page 3

S T Y YN ETP S Hattonal Hanner e - e &: i ! ~‘ / | $ 5 ei e e LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. an_io’b_s.-—t Pniversalist Meeting at the Town Hall, o Sunday morning next, atlo o'clock. by Rev. E. Manford, of Chicago. = ' : ef— plee There is to be a meeting of the old setilers of Koscitisko connty held at Warsaw on the 10th of Jume,| i 4 | st R e ‘PrrsoNAL—We had the pleasure of gréeting in d‘mt sanctum, last week, Hon. Miles Waterman, of DeKalb county, and 11. Coe, edit#ir of the Lagrange Democrat. AR - e Bogus certificates, manufactured to order, are often published in praise of some worthless hair preparation. ‘‘Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative” does not need to resort to such means, for its merits are uia well known and appreciated.—XN. Y. Sunday Dispatch.

| "-{"“———‘»'Ob—-m e % Krep constantly in your mind, if you wish any ‘cgnsware or glassware for housekeeping, that if you go to J. Decker's you can ffind the largest and best assortment, and that he will sell to, you ten per cent} cheaper than the cheapest. To IAE '?’bm'r,—-Qufte to ‘the point wis a remark made by a leading Republican the other day, a reply to.an inquiry “Well, how do you Jike Grant as presiaent ?” ".ﬁust iwell enough to let his relatives vote fof him next time, for I worßlb E e , : e g Music HaTi CuiarMs.—Anexchange in spg‘aking‘olr the magical stfains of a handorgan, says; “Wlhen it played ‘Old Dog Tmﬂg%ﬁﬁéﬁ eleven ghqp siggipg% in, P %€ TR RS {ront ¢ machine orf their ‘haunches, brushing thie tears from their eyes witly their fc)rc-[:‘uiws.", . e e o ‘

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.—A public installation of the recently elected officcrs of ui:n‘ideﬁqﬁdgut Order' of Good Templars will take place at the Town Hall on Friday evéning next. A cordial * invitation ip extended to all. © SE~D IN ruE Ligrs.—We would deem it a favor if those of our friends who so- ' licited subseribers for the BANNER in dif: ferent parts of the county, would send us their lists, 0 as to enable us to place them upon out, books, ‘and forward the paper to their address " e 1 e ee P —imrmen ey

Wirnniax Crow, of Kendallville has just recéiizd the ilargcst stock of stoneware ever offered in that vicinity. His stock embraces over 5000 gallons, which he proposes to sell for 1215 cents per gal{on. [da ek b Hl-4t. .

Fme—Nesterday forenoon the rear part of: Sack j Br‘o"ui Bakcrj'» was discovered to'be on ﬁJ'e, which caused quite A 0 excitement fpr a few| minutes. Luckily it was e'x,tirquuisl;cdg before any material daage had been done. - v f_ ,;__4',“.% i FarewgLL, Tiajrrs!—The chaps who make the jt'nsbioua_"in- the Bast have “busted” on t.hf'tight ‘ponts, so fashionable last summer, .-'b’y.im;ting three quarters -of a yard more cloth in them this season.— Farewell, [visions qf legs as “hefty” as those of alkatydid! - e

ok Ll e S et eLG For K Axsas.—Mr. James Pearce, accompanie% by our v}merable friend, Chas. Monroe, left for Kansas on . yesterday morning, ?‘J immy 1$ going into'the mercantile business at. Oswego, having al: ready shipped a large stock of goods there. Miﬁy sucgess | attend him. “Uncle Charles” E«)cs on o visit to his son Clark, and will return_us soon as he has scen all the “sights" of the West. .~ =

| e oty P 5 “DE 'did.'\'mon Dav.—An exchange, in reférr&ggo'hlay 30th as decoration day, says: “On. that day the graves of the soldiers will be strewed with flowers,— Why xnot£ make the day one for bedecking the graves of civilians, of .both scxes, as well as o‘&‘ soldiers? j%e‘.;it be universal decoration. The custom: 18 poetn&al‘ and beau;ﬁul. Tt is: extensively r)bsgii'\r%gd’; in all Europe. Let, then, ‘all who haye any d.end‘ to honor, put flowers on their graves on the 30th of May.”, 7 | ePt |

‘How 7o KiLL VErmix.—“Burleigh” of the,Boston Journal, says: “I tell you, ladies, a se:pmt that' may be worth knowing—'—ujn“?w way to clear - your house of vermin hias been found: 8o complete is the rcme:;y that men offer to ridpremises of these | pestilential - nuisanges' by contract. Mhé article is sold mnder the name of French green, and otber liigh sounding names, but the article 'is common green paint. "gix cdents worth used about any house wiu “clear'the kitchen" and all the surrovndjogh. ' S 5 R sYTR S bl

Last WEEK we were made the recipient of a sack of flourjfrom the mills of Ulmer &iﬂ(‘dark,‘ . with a request. to subject the same, to a fair trial. The chief of our cplinary department unhesitatingly avers gf;t the flour is “No. 1,” and that its excellent qualities are unsurpassed by any that she has ever used. These mills are universally regarded as among tgje hest in ]}Tdﬁi}i?}n Indiana. The gentlemanly ' pqopi'iétoré will please accept our thanks, | o vk

| TR : Cuicado & GREAT EasTERN R. R.— Some excitement is being manifested along the line by an announcment in the eastern” papers, é\.ﬁat & new Broad Gage' Railroad is to be bpilt from Akron, Ohio, via Defiance, anx Valiparaso to Gliicago, on an air-line, ‘being an extension of the Great Western ilrogd. It is claimed thdt'a edmpanyﬁ:s been formed with Mr. Van‘derbilt, the great Stéam Ship King, at its head, with a cash capital of $30,000, 000. This road isto bea through line from Chicago to New York, asjnear on an air-line ag possible to make it. If this road sth? i will pass through Noble (R F- LYY Col Fadl Ahp How 10, Maxs Howe, Hapry.—Buy . an acre of ground, more or less, fence it, build a ngu om it, furnish it with" suitable | furniture,.and adorn it with goodm%ﬂwm and‘an ingel in dimity,:*| Then make your house ‘your bomq@n&w; wﬁﬂ only when other plages of res o '. m”ﬂlﬂéd- iße &w dustifotig gud fragal, thiat you may lay up soniéthing for & thiny t;*"ﬂid . tempern Mel v il o g b é}z Sagt@l] 2R TAY impairgpur Jaculties and debase . your aiguity i o i, 54 magniimons <O4 scribe snLPAE SIS (TYRER TS adversepenta i, 283 hi Sone that survived the fall. . 6 i

e e —— & ' KENPDALLVILLE ITEMS. ~ The election for city officers, on Tuesday of last week, resulted in favor of the republican candidates for Mayor, Treasurer, and Marshal—the democrats electing the Clerk, and.the vote for ' Assessor being o tie. The following is the vote: g b e japety 8. Wildman,. Republican....... ...244 Thomas I:.‘quw, Democrat . At ..158 Wildman's Maj0rity............... 86 L e MRk ; A:C. Wichman, Democrat. ... ... ..205 —— Beight, Repub1ican...........197 | 0 j ! — Wichman's Maj0rity........<...... 8 TREASURER: 1. H. Nelson, Republican......-. 218 J..Gep. Beyer, Dem0crat..........191 Nelsgn's MajoritFesess - snane ... 27 ol ASSESSOR: : Taylor, Republican ........:.......205 Morr, Demoorat. .0 ... .0 ........205 ‘ © MARSHAL: : Christ. Browand, Republican. ... ..238 Carr! Greon,‘.Democ‘mt. SEORLLIARE #4.187 Browand's Maj0rity............ .. 66 COUNCILMEN : , Is¢ Ward—A. Getting, Democrat, over Oviatt, Republican, by 9 mﬁjurity. . 2nd Ward— Loomis, Republican, by 7 majority over Wakeman, Democrat; Jno. Gappinger, Demoerat, by 17 majority over Hill, Republican. . - 8d Ward—Peter Ringle, Democrat, by 29/majority over R. Dykes, Republican.

The Council now stands equally dividsdipoltion, - | oo The temperance question was made an issue, and the candidates supported by Goed Templars were generally -defeated. Political differences were’ almost entirely ignored. Jim Kelly says that “whisky was triumphant, in consequence of which that “commodity” has raised 50 per cent.; it having stood the test, and found first proof.” dii

HirAM TppINGS succeeded at least in procuring a crumb from the bountiful table of Hiram Ulysses, in the shape of an appointment as Pension Agent, vice Sol. D. Bayless, of Fort Wayne. Hi. made a most gallunt fight for the “posish,” overcoming the oppgsition” of a formidable clique at Fort Wayne, and the Mitchell family at Kendallville,' who did all in their power to def-at him, - HErMAN KRUEGER has a splendid stock: of groceries, queensware, &c., and sells his goods at as low figures as any man ean afford to sell. Having “been there,” we can speak understandingly. D. 8. Lovgk, Esq., formerly Treasurer of this county, has purchased property in this city and contemplates * making “this his future residence.—Standard:

Mr. C. E. ScuvLzg, of Circleville, 0., has purchased an interest in the extensive hardware establishment of J. 0. Gregg. Mr. Schulze is very highly spoken of in the Circleville 'Union, which paper bestows upon him the praise of being an excellent and reliable business man, a plesant and affable gentleman, and a faithful, earnest and devoted member of the church. il .

. Tue Ciry' DAps are waging war upon the canine species, having enacted a law ‘which provides for the shooting of all ‘dogs found running at large without muzzle, i e

i AN ORDINANCE has been i)assed by the city council making it a penal offence for any persen to loiter about the Railroad depot, peddling anything to -passengers, or getting on the cars for the purpose of riding until the trsin gets in motion and then jump off. “The fine in all such cases ig'not to excced $25. ; ‘ENGEL & Co. bave on hand a ncw style of collars that cannot fail to recommend themselves to all. who give them s. trial. They are called “Gray’s_Patent Molded Collars,” set very easily on the. neck, and being of linen finish, are just the thing for thié approaching hot weather. They do not serape o fellow's neck, nor stick to theé skin-‘advantages possessed by no other ¢ollar. For sale only by Engel & Co, - A ,

BiLLY WILLIAMS was: in the city on Thursday last, for the purpose of arranging Post office matters. He presented a very gay appearance, a huge gold watch chain dangling about his body, and sporting a fancy cane. Interviews were- had with all l:he"‘b.ig“and littie Injuns™: of the radical faith, and efforts made to reconcile differences of opinion as to- who should be the successor of Jim ‘Lash.— Billy declined to ‘announce into whose coffers the emolumerits of the Post office should flow, but the “knowing ones” prediet that Ed. Lisle will be the lucky cuss, Tt is said, however, that C. O. Myers ‘has entered the ring, and will push his claims vigorously. Report hasit that he is endeavoring to concentrate all the’ opposition to Lisle in his own favor, but that Bixler declared “he would be d——d if he would reésign in,any one’s favor.”— Happy, indeed, are those who ask nothing and have nothing toiexpect. .

A Goop WiFE.—We can always tell what sort of 4 woman 4 man’ marriés, by the way he treats the printer. If he gets a common, wife he forgets the printer entirely, ‘lf he gets a tolerable good wife Ye will send in the notice of his marriage. If he gets a good one, he will send the printer specimens of the cake with the notice.... If he gets an.extra good one; hewill send a greenback with tie notice.— And if he gets a glorious, angelic crea ture—all affection and’ goodness—he is sure to send the printer a gold and silver dollar witly the notice of his happiness. No good wife allows her husband to owe for bis paper, and if ber worse half does not “@ttend to these things, it is a clear case of deception; because a man that won't pay for bis paper will deceive his wife, and we have our opinion of such.— 8o says an exchange, and we are inclin. €d to indorse its remarks, /0

i Fast TiME over the railroads is being imaugurated this weck. A train is now being run from St. Louis to Indianapolis, 262 miles, in eight hours, making the quq'rn%y-threo miles between Terre Haute an Indian:_&dii_jn two hours, "By the “Bee'Ling” foute, the train will be ran to Crestline, 207 miles, in six and a half "Hours i::p?‘deeﬂ'qg ;Im}hpggiomi%; ?ew. from St mto New York. i ﬁ.’;‘m.@iﬁi‘,‘% L ] AND AT EXP o egl S o Aapmine, in our advertising columns.

oo For the National Banper. - FATSE. . ] . BY MIBS MANDA LEVERING, . . layes me not, for-he has proven false, € g:m’to ‘the i)l(édée‘ of friendship mm .g%-,.fi To me gngought; whick ~had e been m}a Othonor—he would have held as sacred, . To the noble ties, which bind togethey < ‘Hearts that beat in happy unison. " Lil.w S A & el 3 eiwpe il Well; solet it be. I weuld not waste a thonght, His good will to regain; who could pass by - . A friend, and counsellor go coldly thus. s = * And, if his fastidious eye hath seen, , & ‘A fairer, gayer friend, it mattersnot -~ | - To me. Iknow full well the heart, in ‘which My name has lost a place, is far beneath = . . The dignity, that marks an honest man.© .~ ‘Doth he propose, in self-estcem, to gound”~ | The depth of disinterested friendship ; | - And wound the feelings of a trusting heart ? | Or, does lie wrap himselfin vain ﬁogcei& ' | Aund fondly dream that false affectation > ~ Hath such a charm, that 1, beseechingly, ‘ Will ask his hand in friendship ohée again? - °

If idle foibles such as these are his, '’ ¢ Thrice glad am I that he with haughty step’ - Goes by, and sees me not. 'Tis better so ; By far, for lofty airs and proud disdain =~ . Are thinga that mar the-good deeds of mankind, And, daily mingling in the sogial world, I have learned to treat with cold respechy: ... All forms of proud, hollow-hearted friendshfp, .. That make life so uncomfqrtable, 1 o Meanwhile, I do admire, and re‘w;ere;‘ce‘.'f The good and true that love'you for yourself, Not/for the wealth or honor, that perchance " You may possess. Give me but such as friends; _Those drawn together by the lasting cord, .~ That angels weave, and life is beautiful, = '

On-the 6th inst., by Rev. J. W. Miller, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mz. JonN .GREEN; of Sparta twp., to Misg MARY D. PANCAKE, eldest daughter of Isaac Pancake, of Elkbart twp. - - The fair bride will ‘please accept our thanks for the delicious wedding cake with which she kindly remembered. the BANNER office. e 1 thy ' might; strong, %‘ﬁ%&”f&“«}.’?mﬁm Wrongh menl: Wr . Then come atge wll(f gv%;thgr; ~come sleet or come gsy the{ dt:g%?{ 1;.:2 othe&. however it blow; ﬂ‘;’fﬁé’;’#&’é RICI eue Tovn 4o ﬁ:ﬂ?ﬁhﬁiim ~On the 29th of April, by Eld: Douest, Dgln. JouN BussiNGg to Miss ELLEN GAGE, both of Elkhart twp, : " The happy pair have heretofore Gaged their Bussing, but now, that the hymenial knot has been tied, we hope it may be unreserved and continuous, as they pass over the matrimonial sea, and that num® erous little squals may greet their ears while on their pleasant voyage. R “In Ligonicr, May 2, 1869, by Rev. M. H. Jones, Mr, ALEXANDER LEITH to Miss Caziar WiLniAMms, both of Ligonier.

SUBSCRIFPTION RECEIPTS. 'fbe“following persons have paid their subseription to the NATIONAL BANNER during the past week. The. figures oppositeeach name indicate the Vol. and N% to which payment is made: Vol. - No. Miles Waterman, Waterloo,.... 4 — 42 0, €. Forker, °Kenddllville, ;' 4 = 59° R. B. Gallupic ! ~luexe sacsilicy . 59 David Hiines, * <& 0| w gt %5 Dayvis Black, S e O Bid. % Thomas, A1bi0n,....... 4 2259 I 0. P. Black, e ke KB pamad Singreyy . o 4 o RO Eli C. Roberts, Rome City,.... 4 — 52 Wm. Imes, 8rimfie1d,......... 4'— 53 Jacob M¢Nutt, Ligonier,..... 4 — 52 Chas. Monroey = ¢ .. 4 — 58 Etips mﬁlgb;ﬂ{ CERRTALETANSS B 2 D. R. Bathaway, - % - ... 4 — 53 Jonath. %aldwell, Wisconsgin,., 4 — 52 John Pal ,cake.-*}V awaka, ... .7 452 Hon. T. H. Wildon; Wilmot, . " 4 ~2 52 Daniel Grimes, - P a 8 R N. Crossley, Steuben c 0.,...... 4 — 52 John Ryason, Lagrange,....... 8 — 52 C.M. Monroe, Kansas, . ...:,... 4 -2 5%

Mr. Green sued & lady for breach of promise, Her friends offered-to settle it for two hundred dollard; - What! cried Green, two hundred dolfars for ruined hopes, a shatterad mind, a blasted life and a bleeding heart!: Tywo hundred dollars. for all this! Never! never! never! Make it three hundred and it’s a bargain! This proves that Green never used the Zingarl Bitters. Any one using the Zingari will be free from all bodily disease, a healthy and well balanéed®mind must follow. ° T EMPIRE DRUG STORE! GOOD NEWS ~ TO THE AFFLICTED!! Havingionrehiaged the atock S£D: . Modicines, &e., o% %rc a.a eAmglg,Ogr L?gon?é%,ﬂ Iﬁ‘d?.‘;ﬁen::e daily recei (ing additiods thereto in the line of PURE DRUGS, _ MEDICINES -« WINES and LIQUORS, 1 oo i ALb SEANDARD 1 e Patent Medicines. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Dye Stuffs,, Choice Groceries, Wall and Window Paper, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, SNUFF, | e, B B 0 G, Mo He . v | We ’aslg a sfure %’f' Ptfbli‘(?%gtr(o:nage;_ : Come one, Come all, You| won't, find s worse. than bad fellows; our i v - motto i 8 a Sy e : I‘INIB‘L\E. SIXPENCE. e . WILLETT & MOORE. Ligonier, Indiana, May 6th, 1868, i o |0 b 0 R I ey 0 T Y

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s ot 0 o Let the afflicted read, and geam that & rl’ef: and radical ¢uré is warranté wmn&d all who are afllicted. DR. RAP describeg t{xc glseﬁse wi!ih?g: l::;ny h%lformaﬁoq ﬂom.—gl:. E' ‘tient, He expla scnlenngﬁw‘ cnrg 3 and\v%?:titbettérstm,ie honestly'and frankly tell you whether (on can be cured or not, which will save your health and life from wrong treatment, . [He cures private and ge -diseases, | without the use of mercury, hindran bﬁ_ nesg, or fear ‘of discovery or mﬂ 4 “Potanic remedies restore manhi nﬂkﬁggl‘g,land' make the barren émm“ili haud enable the gingle to et mar W @ : R doren ot wits haB healthy children. . bk : : LADIES, 1. ' whose delicate health RAk nece&iunry—.fm‘t‘ﬁ'gm;mt to have'mren,m-m ‘l"re;"en%vz:{ vlﬁ‘tlmt oulge mgenh ni&:md amily, butit pyromote and preserve: : becatse hig PR!‘SI ENTIVE agdmmm dren is innocent, safe and sure. It does inter, av,h i w)a :&ﬁm :m, uugx"é{"?r@ﬁ'&la?; d d oonculthig snfiered from- m ced, confide con aimg:srm ghéy ﬁa!?nbmtoglgf%ﬁm.m 1 . bloom, freghriess abd vigor. of youth, and ensble | \ them to & “ﬁmarrfeﬁlfel a{ﬁh gp%em of. ~Fh.,‘“gﬁs.g,gm pinege, 11t 0 5;:;. L # Ay ! Jonsnitation Wonirs from 10-A. M. to SP, M. at Ne, 213 :t,,'u.'_‘ i’ﬁim { & E :‘ up g&)jl;{ ‘onspltition “wx‘!}& 0 Doptars. In '“;“-‘ g;‘,ﬁ coutidéntinty” () e ‘erfots al i distinCe mily communicate - 1 (rh.‘:”“uﬂ” “W? if they e ’%ﬁb&fﬂ ; Sor g cas Uil . oend Jour g Cf P Yedhi h/\m ‘, “ﬁ%“'q ‘“ﬁ«q'ﬁ{::l-t i .\ N %:ﬁﬁ = &%’ Jclions "’"»;‘g:k».'»" P .Ihi(‘% ﬁ?'!“" Ligasd f‘!?mm‘w, 0, CAGUroas { eliers 4= follows : Jp 2 e T 1 g kiongd, ¥ ot {Ol ‘ X e 2 e i S e h ol ot UUSECOND"WIDTH, Ty 508

MIARHRE sYR A el LV FRERSEN iE 4 s igEE . 088 | Jf%{'g US HAVE FEACE" and “PEACE PRICES ' E ' ¥ a SRR v e TE D R S 8 8T R & - | Y ?'; ol | ANSWER: &R “WE WILL SELL YOU GOODS AT PEACE | _, PRICES.” . , . [iThiswdlkown At e M Jost bremgh £0 thistown the. % : CHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS i . Al;’pgmhuéd during the reoetng}m ;t s:h: wl&m“?::g PRICES. | Call md,,eﬁmne {

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 5 H 10) (200 Sits 1) i.l 0P DR ‘5‘5,. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRENS GOODS, of the' LATEST -and MOST DESTRAiI BLE STYLES, ' ‘ _ LSERETRME R TRO ‘;nh;niffin STOCK OF . 35 0 MENS AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, . L gl ey T hs ) T sy § Lt YR | [ #HATS AND €APS, BOOTS, SHOES AND ‘GATTERS, =~ 7 ’ Of great variety and of the best m-ufncﬁue. i 7 ‘B‘ 3 L -8 E g “.'AA - B 3 g Carpets and Qilcloths, e ALL'OF THE LATEST PATTERNS, : : Queensware & Glassware, ‘ ' The best and most extensive Stock found in this town. ‘A full line of Notions, o ’ - Baskets, i | P Groceries, And other u-t‘-k-les tOO numerous to meutim;. : 8 IN THEIR 3 Merchant Tailoring Department, They have a Large and"/ﬁb:xa' \leie Stock otv‘;‘CLQ’.l‘.ﬁs aﬁf i CASSIMERES, and clpﬁ?nme for Men and Boys. are made to order in the Best Style and ' at the Lowest Rates. eDo et T eoGyby sy ottt Kovtner ol | 1 ot LAY : %rpnouggucfmay JEANS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS constantly on hand, and especial inducements offered to those who wish to trade Wool for Goods, at as low a rate as any factory in the country, & Y &dnﬁ{tacﬂﬁ"pmcs PAID FOR WHEAT, and all other Grains, Seeds, Wool, { l’elu,mdpu Iy Aofmrk'etabloprodqc‘e,b; el . 2 ; Ligonier, Ind., Apri126,1869. = . . @.. . AttheirStorein their Brick Block.

JACOBS & KELLER, KERDAGAVIELE 5-~ -10 D, 1. ‘V . Have just received . A MAMMOTH STOCK, s SO DRY GOODS, CLO'THING, Hats & Caps, . BOOTS & SHOES, And s great many other Goods too numer ous to mention, and kept in a ; . FIRST CLASS, STORE! | iﬂwgwwéq&mm;e 1 Lower Prices ‘ :%.,lvl_aé any_ othér‘ﬁo{{s‘?m iii&iﬁna. ; Call and be Convineed! U rmm memest -Cua ‘9 v‘ .ﬂH PfRIQHEH B M il!“x;l:léor{”**‘ ¥ COUNTRY. - PRODUCE! ' : ___JACOBS & KELLER. ' Kendallvie, Mishy 1068 541110 1 B

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' HERMAN KRUEGER'S Gireat American Tea Conipany?,l : : ille. Teas .‘ls the most posr:l:;opl}:en% énloﬁe:stuﬂvxlle eae‘ $l, $1121.2, $1.30.& $1.50 per Ib. . Alli Goods Warranted . M ﬁ%’::gggd' réi%%ded. 'l’:ige hrgteoctlé‘tock of - T Groceries, Provisions, T ‘Queens & Glassware el o?& Ao AT EN T L In'the city sold at a small advance Al those wishing to get. ’v:énlxle received fort);ai; i 3 : r . :i? *r*‘) L Sw:.% " Q‘:J § Gﬂsm%&& %ﬁﬁmw pleased,to show them our mmim! hd :'iéb : ‘April 9141 KENDALLVILLE, IND;,

REMOVAL! The Place to Buy Your RS - @ a Groceries & Provisions, o I 8 AT THE STORE OF - J. Decker, In Miers’ quck on Cavin étreet, ; Ligonier: Indiana. ida Saplets) Bacprrsaent of Fresh roceriee sn] Brovisions, they are bonndtasell - ~ Cheaper than the Cheapest. His stock ‘has beemselected with care, and consists of the choicest selectionsof | : COFFEES, " FLOUR,” "~ TEAS, MEAY 0. i BUBARS, |oTl | o & . - 5 Fy 5 pwa R * § e SYRUPS, o NALY ~ ‘and all other, articles in his line of busifess. | | I will pay the highestmarket price forallkindsof COUNTRY PRODUCE Ligonier, Ind., January 29th, 1868. \ B O N WEIR & €O'S.... - 9 3 Y ; HARDWARE, STORE, L THeandersigned would ulﬁeﬂul@ an. nounce to the citizens of Llgonier and vie cinity, that they are daily receivin supe plies to theirstock of goods cohnf:gﬁ’g' of a general assortment of & Shelf Hardware. ;¢ - Cutlery, Coffin;Trimmings. . B ' Stoves, ﬂl—!ll't L ) : -~ Irom, Steel, : allkindsof = | BUI&DING MAT’ERIAL, .

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and everything in. the line of ﬂéchaniul and Agricultural Tools. : We keep the celebrat d South B nd Plows and Drills, Hitchcock’s Grain 3-71' dle and the Be;r&sley Grass Scythe; The Mishawaka and Lippincott Azss; Lipnih-i ocott’s ‘Oressscut, Drag and ﬁ'm the world renowned John Rothery’s File, ‘We are Agents for ‘the Champion; Reazs pers, Mowers, and Cider Mills 2’Bo the Ball, Reaper and Mower, 1n our : Tin Shop we employ none but the best of workmen | and use the best of material. Eave troughing and Repairing done on short| notise and on msonqble_ta{p‘:g.m oo ~ OldTron, Brags, Copper, Ragh, ¥e. tas’ ken in exchange for our goods and wares. . 'To.our ;;cga‘tomer%yg, et rgr sinoere ‘thanks for their liberal pat sge, and ‘hope to merita continuance of the same, by upright and fairdealingl oi: !, . ~ S"’bor‘ugpoﬁ te Helmer House, East :ﬁv of Cavin treet, Ligonier, Indians. ' Caayaßaßell= P o TDT ¥ i ... Farm For. Sale, . {nOße of the best Farma in Npble County, situsted asen lownship, one-hall mile south-east of Kendallville. "Sald farm cotains 904 acres: 195 under the highest state of cnltivation; the balance in _Vo!‘ be best --»s, Th %ﬁn‘ti R R oni of from 1400 to. 390 tiefs, " The large and_convenient, with kitehen, woodhouse! snd large cistern ; barn ’%s.l,ka;—} other out build~ il o e uaa Tof Tl oth flor of thispen e e subscriber on the pre. mises, " 7 U "SANFORD, Marehl7, 108 - Ger

'YOU CAN BUY THE BEST AND AR SR NEE o TsSrowvms, - , 3 OAND : : BUILDING MATERIAL IN REUB. MILLER'S NEW BLOCK, £ vrbﬁdal‘l}vﬂle, Indiana. Kendallville, Ind., Dee. 16th, "68.-tf.

ENGEL & CO. (Y CLOTHING- HOLSE Merchant 'l’;‘aiolring‘” Estabiéhmént; “ nr xnnn;at.nvsn.:.n.‘xn‘nx;ua, _ -Ha:vejlxs; Tkl ad B large sfé@z of |

! Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, } é T a?l uty;les and qualities. Tn their ‘ \ Rt ﬁéi'chaht Tailoring Department they havq3é;-la;ge" . andcomplete stock-of - Tl Cloths, Coatings, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Vestings & Piece Goods, _ for Men’s and Boys’ wear. v v iR pifi:c;e;witlilﬁythe reach of all! si | i;' THEY SELL BY THE YARD OR MAKE T 0 ORDER Clbfhhg%;' geg%&cﬂpﬁun and Warrant Satisfaction, | Giiwgothemid.pall before you buy! North-Bast Corer of Main and William Streets, Kendallville, cyeane 8 Fayugiqla’h 0 e e l Janusry 27,1868.- 7. Mgesiliih i ENGRL: &70Q

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[ THE GREAT I : ' @ > o ‘ ® 5 : % Zingarißitters. | 8 A Safe Blood Purifler, . . . | ASplendid Tonie, | ; A Pleasant Beverage. ' A CHRTAIN CURE I*i e 3 S fPreventlve-f»' of Dlseases| | The ZINGARI BITTERS are com cmnded from | & prescription efthei“célébmt;d Egy}’msn,jzh‘yﬂﬁ-y |an Dr, Cazorsus, who, after lears o t:rial‘#pd ex- ' periment, discovered the Zingarini. H ) —the £ xxu:»?‘l:‘l rema;kable v%eil:abzle pfgigmctio;;ﬁeghe ea{% Iper. ¢ Das ever yielde ; ) 4 })ectiv,g. in the cure of disease, iéi ﬁ»_mﬁgum | with the other valuable propertics of which the [ ZINGARI BITTERS is composed, will cure | Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Billious Fe- . ver, Cholie, Colds, Bronchitis,” Con- + sumption in its first stage, FlatulenI cy, Nervous Debility, Female Com- | plaints, Rheumatism, Dysentery, 1+ Acute and Chronic Diarrhcea, . i Cholera Morbus, Cholera, 5 Typhoid, and Typhus Fe- : o ‘ver, ¥ellow Fever, | Scrofuld, Diseases of © ~ . i the Kidneys, Ha- .+ . . BEPE e ~ln th ENTION and Quaz ofthe re-dis-eanes, 15 Nas: Hoves Dot apurs oo A e | :and. of our most prominent citizens throughout ' ¥ g .'.;e b 'W'-d&: WL A: 4 ‘ th‘ Gl T ;““' oof enlar containing e | their cases have been pronounced hopeless by our g 3 ¢ IN ot RAt {No.B N. Frond Strect, Philadeiphin, . iy ‘ - nl R <wb ':‘ i"" :‘ - 3 “;-,-f. ¥ art J. .y o B | Hon Wil ; foSher e i % | pNotice is hereby given. thut I will apply to the | iu_June, 1868, for: & licese te sell “Intaricat; | img Liators” in & less quantity than‘a gusrt st |in D" drtmk on promice. o daetsant iy ‘ W{vawgﬂ% "#’ir*“k‘kéz'\'i;%ndg;,fﬁ;’ St ~aßs o 3 ¥ {g»m'fi‘*#;}?‘u 8 TV - S 'S & Mayasth, 186934 ! FROPOLD SOHLOS [

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[ - NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP. 4 e OF THE| s UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS, .- - Avrrovep Jury 25, 1808, Ko . CASH CAPITAL, - - 1,000,000. : - S RAIB N PUELS i : BRANCH OFFICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, £ “ PHILADELPHIA, o Where the general business of the Companyis . fransacted, and to which all general correspond- - ence shonld be addressed. : : : - OFFICERS: CLARENCE H. CLARK, President. ' : JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execuitive -« Committee. s ‘ HENRY D. COOKE, Vice Pregident. i EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Aetnary. . '« { ; Fer This Company offers the followin advantages! Itine mmn;i | Company, bl B g act of Congress, Sgaseildut ] It has & paid urm‘of 1,000,000 It ol'euclo’: nit:l o pre,'-li:l: gort v ; Itifu;llsg- larger insurance than other fomnies for the same money. ... Pt 1n dofinite and cortats B its ferms.: It is & home company' (imrrhumy; o Its policies are exempt attachment. . ; : 'll‘liere_ne DO UNNECESSAry mlﬂeﬂo-s_hglhq i ‘wlwr{ policy is non-forfeitable, ' ii: Rt Policies may be taken whichipay $q the insured their fuli amount, and return ‘all the premiumsg, so. that the insurance costs only the interest ow'the — annual payments, s et s Policies may be taken that will pas to the insured, after a certain number of Kears, uring life, an annual income of one-ténth the nmount.namea in the policy. : 5 o No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives goM R G sures, not to pa; e cy-holders, "R,t] at 8o ,li)‘a{v a costp tgat dividends %3;1 {qe impossible. ' ' * o Circulars, Pamphlets and full partlculars given on ap’ptlicav.ion to ?he Branch Office of the Company, orto ; : o S. A. KEAN & CO., Detroit, Mich. General Agents for Michigan apd North. Indiana - C.' G. Farr, Ligonier, Ind,, Agent for LaGrange, Noble and “Whitley counties. : G BLgg

: THE MEXICAN { Ever Bearing Strawberry, The Mexican Ever Besrinq Strawberry Plant was brought in & hand satchel from Jalﬁn.. Mexi¢o, in the Fallof 1858, But one of the Plants survived'the journey, from which the extensive Plantation of Messrs. J. P, Whitin% & Co., in Detroit, Mich., was prop‘ig;ted. and which firm now offer for the first time their thrifty Plants to the public. - This Plant, comin% from a!ﬁ&xtremely warm climate, is peculiarly a ag)ged_ 10 the Northern States. It does not winter-kill, being enunilly unlike mosi, if not all, familiar varieties of the Strawberry; ‘while the Mexican stiows great and thrifty frultstallgs and leaves when the snow ¥oes off in the Spring, the others show scarcely signs of life. 1t ‘does not bear fruit periodically or monthly, but continuously, -Ripe berries hdave -been gleked a 8 early ‘as the 28th da{of May, and ‘continnously from that time until the Bth of govembor, Possesges qreat-proliﬂc qualities, and' furnishing the mast.delicions berries. Can be cuitivated in sandy land, gravelly loam, or on nearly pure cla{ land may be tranxlrlamed at any season with satisfactory results. For particulars en}nh'e of 2 - + H,: MoHUGH Agent for Noble and Lagrange Counties, ﬁigonier, Ind. ; [0 £ | IRTe e

M?Z;ht::olr)g%%%ist:g.., il .l.i 00l leall the below of the wox‘xlc?eﬂg?meffl?cgc; g%%?. g?(hl?chxf‘f Stomach Bitters, Dr. Rogack’s Scandinavian Blood Purifier, and Dr. Roback’s Scandindvian Blood - Pills, We have been selling these medicines long ot S Lot seley o o, published are true. ; : Signed. s TESTIMON Y From one of the oldest ]“;r‘z"}:}lor.y’ ;\’ in the State of Illinois. - OFFICE oF THE WHIG & REPUBLICAS, - QuiNey, ILL., Aug. 22, 1868, PriNcE. WarLron.& C 0... ' ot ”(‘/i‘lfc-,hm.‘ttil ! - Gents—l find your Robaek’s - Bitters, after using tweo bexesin my family, to be a “good egg.” Send me another dozen by o S &, U.S. Express; and - you don’t want-loecal / notices to thie Aoy § charge “it’ to' us b advertising aceount. Yours in haste, . _James L, LANGDOS, Regards to Mr. WalDSt ST lER A 0 98t D 3 DORNcs s lisc iol st o 115 SPRING Pd.x’{‘v; J Aoksox (."d;.'.\‘ffx’a“u..' ‘f. L T Augjn‘s-i;‘rl-. 1850, -410 y - Dearsir 3 boy:, about eight yearsold] was-very muei tious bled with St. Anthony’s Danee, so that at. times-he was unable. to feed himself; fre-. ’_g.xwﬂﬂ&‘; tallingon the . floor or ground in & fit; and, three of my, family. had™the fevety and ague. 1 bought i Crs i et Aot R soine of your Sean: e RRIE ol Y gl on e Ry 2 / dinavian.Blood Pills and Purifier of your' agent here, Mr. Calt liws, amd Stoucgeest, oy, they /LSS cured thexfover gmd Y