The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 3, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 May 1869 — Page 3

| : AR 4";?)_3;;31; '\.‘H:’ 3'4 ;'ﬁlii 5 a» L "ﬁa z'vf Et. i LOCAL AND MISCELLANEQUS. e A s —Gib to'J] Decker's Grocery Store for a choice artile of Tea. Jonas says he has 4 superjor quality. Try it. i - ol il 3 T Coxm}_p‘%—x:ocx has just received a " coat.of white paint, and presents a vastly jimproved a;spearance. - That’s the way to do it;’Adaji}:J-', % : Lo ~ We ean “knock e Topis® b any printing eaﬁn{xli;?mei;tﬁbetwqen this place and Toledolin printing cards, bill-lieads, e § -F«m«——‘&’-——*——- [ A Howxx(:JOvn;n..—Upder‘thq new elec- ' tion law,:no election will be held next fall nor gpx}ng—dthe township and county - officers holding over antil October, 1870, , ! i 4 P e Tne IIEARTH & HowmeE, the best family ¢ paper in the United States, will com"mence, in i next number, a fine story full oft intcrcst{, entitled ‘.‘Mm‘rying Well,” with illustrations. i Kerpe cnhs’tanﬂy in your mind, if you wish any huecnswaye or glassware for : housckucpihg, that if you go to J. Deck[:r‘h you cay find 'it}he largest and best as'sortment, and that he will sell to you . ten pet cént. clicapex than the cheapest, ¢ B et Hu m’zm‘L’ OPERATION.—On Tuesday lagt, Drs. Denng and Randall, assisted by Dry J)Qlfe’wj?fh‘y()lf Lake, operated upon'a lady of that place for ovarian dropsf, and speceeded in drawing off over © seven gz\lldns ‘of fluid. The lady, we are informpd, is quite comfortable, and ? may yet be restored to ordinary health. , Ll ANYT T | i ])lß3ol&%l’&‘«.@—owing to the protracted lilluess }of Mr. A. ?L Latta, the law firm of Lafta & Green has been dissolved.. ‘There},ig sidmcv talk of Mr, Iﬁ’ric!gptt, of Albiofy, Yemoving to this place, in which _event s n_w firm wiil probably be estab: lished unfer the title of Prickett & Gieen. 05 L

NEW ’l"{}'.l‘il‘t.'—‘;\"Ve lave received sevcmlAcopiéS'of Jud Palmiter’'s new paper, called the (Oceana County Journal, pub lished at Hart, Mich, It presents a cred itable typdgraphical appearance, and re- ! . i o flects the well-known views of its editor on piyliticah and other subjectsyl Our.best wishes torfyour pecuniary success, Judson. L Bl - NEw Gaist Minr.—Mr. Jo&xj;Slmﬁ'qr is‘at present engaged in erecting:a large grist will rat Avilla, this county. The frame work is nearly completed, and pres sents a very creditable appearance, — When finiglied, this mill will be the largest one in the county. The enterprise is A very -conunendable one, snd will andoubtedly prove an entire success, as the farmers inithat exccedingly productive ot 3 S e b dountry hm’{e long since felt the necessity ol a grist mill. . o i A Bravitirun Trovemt.—'There is nothing beauti’ul and good li:mt dies and is forgotten, An infant, a prattling child lying in its;\cr‘ﬁdle, will live 'again in the better thoughts of those who loved it, play its part thoggh its body be burned to ashes, ordrowned in the deepest sea. There is not an angel added; to the hosts of heaven but does its blessed work on earth in those thatloved it hére. Dead! O, if the good deeds of human creatures could be traced toitheir source. how beautifal would even | death apppear for how much charity, mcrLy, purified affection’ would he seen to _h:ﬁve growth in, dusty graves ¢!

Ir you do not feel well, you send for a doctor, he ¢aﬂls upon you, looks wise, sucks’the hepd of his cane, scrawls some hieroglifics upon a piece of paper which’ you take to a drug store; and there pay 50cts. to $l.OO besides the doctors fee, for aremedy nine times out of ten ‘not -half as gond as Judsons’s Mountain Herb Pills, whicliis only 25cts. per box. Do ‘you think the former the best because you pay the most for it, if you do, we advise ‘you to use jjust for an experiment the Judsons’'s Mountain Herb Pills and see for yourself, that they are one of the best family medicines compounded, they cure I-le'adacx?e, Indigestion, Billiousness, Jaundice, and all'female Irregularities.— Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial.— Sold by all dealers. no3-4t, S el ' The latest idea for fashionable churches is a retiring room, like that of the opera house, where ladies can leave their cloaks, parasols, etc., and; thus disencumbered sit in all the glory of gorgeous rai.metit, and listen to the word of Him who ‘was “meek and lowly.” . ' | bl gidt) Ui ; . STRANGE 'FREAKS OF AN INSANE WoMAN.——;Welle']hrn that an insane woman, who lives in Bwan township, one day last week set fire to' her Husbands barn; stripped off a pait of her clothing, and commenced a wild, maniacal ~V'd'tibce€ in the burning })ui\idibg,‘ ‘which was entirely consumed. ‘A’ mneighbor, who happened to be passing'at’ the time, had his atten-

tion attracted ‘thercto by the smdke, and succeaded in dragging her from her perilous position before 'she had sustained ¥ { =) &1 § any injuries. | ‘A few days later she took the strange freak intoher head to leave (e pretses,| aud vi boing romonstrated “with by her )_fti:gband and a friend, made a furious attack upon the latter, and came near laying him %ors dw combat. The unfortunate mc{widusl was finally released from ‘the clatches of the infuriated woman before %uny. material - injuries had been: inflicted. - This: poor, unfortunate maniacal creature was once an inmate of the Insane’ ;APyl“m at Indianapolis, and will, in all probability, be compelled to take up her abode in that humane re: _ treat again. | S e ﬂUTﬂQ}RAI HORSE HAY FORK.—To supply the demand of this last and best Fork pntgnted} we h opened & new department in our ml to give it an immdediate introduction+: ‘ %h%"iargg-%mﬁﬁén ever ofJorqd. Agpnte agsdin.puecy tappsbip.: Farmersand Agents gend for CE‘ %,‘us at once. The trade sdppliéd. | “Addressthe Satvetary, : | 3. K WILDER, Akron, Ohio, Nayhﬁ .. v‘w,.w'-_,'; 3 4 ~‘},‘-;.‘" ; ' et ) % ¥e e ; Y ; 0 ‘ ":lk‘ . v | gzwoﬂuz ALL EXPENSES PAID.— Sos Al ¥ S e34the P A A M e S S SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS. L pens have paid their auring’ the it week. -The ficuresopS AR AL T RO Y fo s B ek RYloring ) Syt A S Ao o 8 ST AT SRR S R EAVRE) s . . '.'l Bl o g ¢ Aagouiel B 'f B ‘Mackle & Green, = ™ .4 B 9 51 SRRSO i_“; 2V oy o t ;%, e AR g %& oy o B A BOL e gt @ ol T N . | Deatty, Lagrange, .... 4 — 562 5 Richards, C fvw 1600, 4 — 53 it 4 ww SRETE L e R SO e R

o ﬁ_kmﬁnnng Ronilmﬂ'ng ’bf“"‘ﬁayne twp., ‘hnd about 50 sheep killed by dogs on Saturday night last, as we are informed. Tug City Council bave apipointed Carr Green Street Commissioner, and John Stabl City Attorney. e A We understand a_certain firm at Goeben will, remove to Kendallville in’a few days and engage in the business of manufacturing pumps. e G Mr. . 8. Dax® will remove his Grocery establishment in a few days into the brick building adjoining the Hardware Store of A. B. Park & Bro. Tue Kendallvillians scem encouraged over the prospects of the G. R. R. R.— the completion of which they now’ angicipate by January Ist, 1870. g ond THE City Marshal has commericéd’ the slanghter of dogs, - e Wi CRow has & large stock uf salt fish, embracing all the varieties kept in this market, which he .is selling very cheap. R -

» Tae German pie nic on | Mr}ndqy afternoon passed off very pleasantly. AN immense stock of Dry gpn(is, &e., received by Jacobs & Keller. , PERSONAL —The tall figure and smiling. countenance of “Tink” Wadsworth, of the LaPorte Argus, was noticeable on our streets last Monday. Editorial life §eems to agree with Dim. He isa “hoss” on a “write.” % S Hiamest eash price: paid for wool and country produce, at Jacobs & Keller's. C. O. MyERS, of the Standard, is a candidate for Postmaster only in case Wes. Bixler can not get the appointment, Inasmuch:as Bixler does not stand tae ghost of .chance, Myers’ candidacy is a reality. But then, everybody seems- to think that Ed. Lisle will get it. . ALL kinds of Dry Goods can positively be bought cheaper a,t,f"Jacobs & Keller's than at any other place in the city. ~ Tur GErMANs of this city are talking of holding a public meeting for the purpose of expressing their approbation of the new law providing for the introduetion of the German language in our public schoq'ls.“ - . Tug eelebrated horse; owned by John Jenning Esq., of F't. Wayne, left yesterday for Boston, to enter the lists for the ﬁ?,_q‘()q-, g:y_c, offered by the_citizens of the “Hub.” =He is a half brother of Dexter, owned by Bonner of the Ledger, and Mr, J. has refused $B,OOO for him on several occasions.—Journal, %

WANTED 100,000 ths. of wool in exchange for Rome - City. Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, Yarn, &, at factory prices, at Jacobs & Keller's. i ~ Krukaew's ‘Corner is eminently the place to buy cheap groceries for cash. Taor Friesps of Hi, Iddings, alarmed at the formidable opposition manifested against his appointment by the Fort Waynites, held a sparsely attended meeting last Friday, and endorsed the new Pension Agent in strong terms. The Upper Sandusky (OHio) Unien, the editor of which scews to be well acquainted wi;h both partids, thus refers to this mat. ter: : : ‘ : o “‘Gen. Grant, with his accustomed good (?) judgment, has appointed Hiram Iddings, of Kendallyille, Indiana, Pension Agent, vice Sol. D. Bayless. Mr. B. made a good and faithful officer, but, unfortunately, though a Radical, he gerved under Johnson, which is a great offense in the eye of the “great captain.” Iddings is about the meanest scalawag that gver went unhung. It is a shame that such a man should be appninted in the'place of an ﬂpright.and honorable genﬂeman.’? ~ The Goslien Z¥mes, on the other hund, says of Hi that “he isan old citizen, an original. and hard-working. Republican, and well deserving of this appointment.”

Business-like Statement from.aa Buasi- : ness Man. FRANKLIN, Oakland Co., Mich., May 14th, 1868. % Dr. C. W. Roßack—Dear Sir: I re-_ ceived a supply of your Scandinavian Remedies a short time since; and the first thing I saw, on opening one of your Almanacs, was a cure of Rheumatism. I immediately sat down and wrote a ‘friend of mine, stating I had just received a new medicine that was advertised to cure the worst case of Rheumatism. The friend was Lemuel B. White, of Southfield, Oak: land County, Mich., who has been afflicted with the above disease two years. I sent him a Qottle of the Purifier and a box of Pills, stating, to take them or send them back. ' He immediately commenced using them,and in four days, he was able to walk to my store. He stated that one bottle-of Purifier and one box of Pills would cure him entirely. The ahove statemeat can be obtained on his oath, if necessary, as he told me a few days ago. I think your medicine will_sell like hot | cakes when once introduced into this -neighborhood Very truly, n3-Im. i - F. B.Owen. e Half “way up Lookout Mountain, the place where memory. is stirred by a thousand thrilling associations, and - where the brave boys of both armies mot and fought hand to hand, where the blood bf both friend and foe was mingled together and ran down the mountain-side in rivulets, Is.a smooth-faced rock, upon which ar poor, wounded soldier inscribed the following : i ; “8. T.—lB6o—X.—Early in the battle I was wounded, and carried to this spot by two clever ‘“Yanks.' . They bade me farewell, and as they supposed, to die, for I was so weak from loss of blood that I could but faintly thark them for their Kindness. "They left in my canteen a part. bottle of PLANTATION BirTERS, to which I owe my life, for it strengthened me, and kept life within me until help came and fy wound was dressed. o loss thiem for their Kindness, and for the PLANTATION, BITTERs.”. | . i e ' ! ' HENRY DAVAGEL, “i/v. .+ . Company B,loth Ga. i[kexom:d ‘WaTEß.—Superior to the Jbess imported German Cologne, and sold:t h&ﬁfghe price. i iy - Dr. Bacr’s CaATARRE REMEDY produc, es perfect cures of the worst cases of CaTARRH, “Cold w _”ﬁ%&@;;‘ Coriza and CaTARREAL HEADACHE, 88 hundreds of te&%ﬁﬂl om well known citizens #nd emineat physicians who bave used it in their practice, testify. It.is mild, pleasant, and uni;ritat‘iiig,é&'l‘be ’p;o rietor offers a, J T . M Case 01 W § IT Laas b cantio %&I’é.isrenie&y sent fﬁ% (o o L e dress R,V Pronos, M. D., Proprietor, ‘Buffalo, N, ¥. Forsale by most’ DruggistaGverywhere, .- . n§—2 L e gorsy b it L b e 4 ““‘m : el worbifisse 00l of Bbitsrions ?:'tk .‘;' g ‘, éﬁ_z o w\r&f}e‘ il & e éd; :

& ¥ TR acahedn i B ik, oF cBE \ a picturesqt ‘” ylo dii#ut hesd of the: Blkhart River, which here i&'}ﬁ\ half & ‘mile” in wfd&w This dam was constructed by the State of Invoir of water formed by it is froma balf to three-fourth of a mile in width, six miles .%g?ﬁh@blqﬁﬁfgw feet deep. This’ ast body.of water was ofiginally intensobg o ol projected, but 7is nbw applied only to purp@esg mﬁﬁhfa&;m&ge fall of’wii;‘ ter being some twenty-three feet at this ] place. The manufactories now oppersting use a power equivalent to ten run of stones only, _.The surplus mr ayail: able all the year round’ for manufactur: ing purposes, is equivalent to 40 additional run of burrs. The ﬁg@f this li,x?itfe‘d employment of sofinea power, €xists in the fact that the nearest point for shipment of produets of the mill is some .foi", miles distant, necessarily incurrin rge expense in the cartage of gdbdbgp :;g; frgg.) This disﬂdv&nhﬁﬁf‘ -will, however; be corrected by next fall, the Grand Rapids & Jndiana Railroad ‘passing through the village, thus furnish--ling chances for shipment of goods to any part of the country. ] ‘Opportunities are now offered the man®acturer for securing mill gites;, with an’ ample supply of water, which may rarely be met with. The purity of the water is such as to make thisa desirable point for a book paper factory. " ! At the present time there is in oppera-. tion one woolen factory, and a second in course of erection; gne saw mill, one shingle and lath factory, and one flouring mill, with four<Tun of burrs.” The woolen mill is:-owned by a company, of which the wealthy and «v{'e’u k”n%ofg ‘mauufacturers of Indianapolis, the Messrs. Geisendorf, are the head. Their mill building is 110x50 feet, four stories high. It has three complete sets of machinery, and gives cmployment to some 50 hands. Its speciality is the manufacture of the Hoosier Jeans - satinets, flanmels, and blankets are largely produced. No better evidence of the high character of their product can he furnished than the fact that two-thirds of ‘their goods are purchased by citizens of Noble county.— Their sales during three months to one firm alone, that of Mier & Co., of Ligonier, amounted to $7,000.

The population of the place numbers about six hundred. Each branch of business is fully represented, and on completion of the railroad there will be a great impulse given to manufacturing and commercial enterprise, which will ‘promote the prosperity of all classes. The Messrs. Geisendorf have made great pecuniary sacrifices, and used unremitting efforts to secure the advantages of railway communication for Rome City, and it will be the earnest hope of every lover. of enterprise that they may realize the best results from that operation.’ . &l | Persons desirous of inspecting the. real advantages offered by Rome - City, will find every accommodation at the Helmer House. The traveler may take comfort in it without dread of dyspepsia, or bedhugs. N. 3.0, ' Rome Ciry, May 6,1869. -

- MARRIED. . On the 16th inst, in thé Lutheran Church at Avilla, by Rev. Geo. Weber, Mr. Joux T. MAXwWELL, of DeKalb co., to Miss SArin 8. Haixes, daughter of Geo, Haines, of Allen twp., Noble ¢otinty. =

: DIED! ¢ = At his residence, in Perry towfxitlﬁ'p, MR. Niau Woop; aged 87 years and 14 days—one -of the oldest pioneer settlers of Northern Indiana. -' @ : “Mr. Wood’s life was a span that bridged the mighty extent of 87 years. Born in New Hampshire in 1782-—soon after’ that period from whosc convulsions and’ dpheavals was born the grandest republic that ever existed—and possessing a re: markably vigorous constitution and -a strong desire, so characteristic of that age, for adventure, he took passage as 8 sailor upon a ship bound for the West Indjes. After several months’ avbéé_nce he returned, . settled down to agricultural pursuits, married and removed to Franklin county, New York, then a wilderness, where he resided 20 years; from whence lie removed to Michigan, and shortly afterwards to Noble county, where he has gince lived. Mr. Wood was a soldier in ‘the war of 1812. . His pilgrimage ended hopefully and tmuqu"illy( " Let us believe that he lived to see the gr&nd climacteric in his country’s history, and that he has gone to join his friends and companions in arms in some better land. An eloquent and impressive /funeral discourse was delivered upon Sabbath forenoon by Rev. Manford, of Chicago, to a very large concourse of mourners and sympathizing friends: >ot it g gn WAL S

On the 12th inst., in Allen twp., MRs, HaxNan CaTHARINE SrAHL, aged 76 years, 3 months and 14 days. EGGS! EGGS!! EGGS!!!? The undersigned is now selling a receipt for an unparalleled process for preserving eggs. The prefits upon ten dozen eggs, preserved by this grocess when selling at 12 cents a‘dozen, and kept gtﬂ the winier Masoni when readily gemn%fqr cents per dozen, will pay for the rec ge reserved in this manner they will keep fresh for one year_and are as good for boiling and frying as ‘when first laid. . ihave had an experience in the egeg trade of ten {ears. and can, ;{w;t%gonﬂdenceg reecommend all to try my process. e expense of preserving one hundred dozen will not exceed 25 cents. Good testimonials can be (Eiven if required; Any %e:son sending-me one dolarl will send them a recipe, Address 8. L. BECK, May 10th, '69. - « - Box 436, Ligonier, Ind«:

- DR.P. W. CRUM, Physician and Surgeon, Ligonier, « « - . "Indiana. Office one deor south of L. Low & Co’s Clothing Store, up stairs. i May 12th, 1869, . No. s.—Adver. :

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" Lot the afflictéd read, dnd Yearn that a_ gerfect and radicalicure is warranted and guaranteed to all who are afflicted. DR. RAPHSL describes the disease without any information from the patient. He explains its cause. mglﬁgammg its cure ; and what is better still, he onestly and frankly tell you wheth:;fon can be cured or not, which will save yonr health and'life from wrong. treatment. He cures private and secret diseases, without the upe’ of meércury, hindranee n'bﬂa“bxg;_ ness, or fear of discovery or : Janid Fémieuien restare SaThool mdviag;. and make the barren fruitful, and enable the e 1o % ; ggt married, with the utwam | of havi contented wife 7 Redihy cntiatens ? T LT | _ LADIES, ' whoss delicate health make it : necessary for them not to have children, use his T DAL SOl st prosoroe s saria amily, but: ) becase bis DRIV ENTIVE dgatnst having ehi! (dren is innocent, safe and sure, -It does not in- : :terrer{g with diet or qoqux;:ﬂom It operates with--0‘1:;.f 8 c]dufms or ‘exposure. Hz‘;&ba‘whg] :hé?. suffered from mm:l‘gged‘ - €O} ) o el e RVA el el ; 5 T. Ok 3 6 ghc‘?'#b 8! vmnrrl:v‘l‘nf,e ﬁmmmm of 'health and happiness. i it gt . T Conenitgtion. hours 1 $O5 P M., at' No. 213 EAS MADISON STRERT: apr:lw'r:- Consultation fes Two Dotrazs. Ine confidential W Persons at & distance ma¥ communicate ¢oif. entily’ by Itter, i Chey enléue Fowo Dollars or a consuitation fee. Send: four §cent stamps by lleg_ndsießepmempiont { @ x__»-‘ nv.m._v-‘ “nd'l?mpommﬂ{nuton Bines m Lddress. - o Mlllertersasfollows: o SECOND WIDTH. :

| THE PEOPLE'S VOICE SA¥S: Vil awel oy rans i) SR Al B R ERE) SRR 51 ""F"‘;. P e ( 8’ m“ I *5. “WE WILL SELL YOU /GOODS AT PEACE e chte ‘PRICES.” e CHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS *AI purchased during the m&me:..a’do &Wmm c.pmm 3 : FOREIGIN AND DOMESTIC

DRY GOODS! LTt Aunenmnrxﬁror ; i DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST DESIRA- - . BLESTYLES, .. : ; £ A‘@mmeOr 0y . MENS’ AND BOYS' CLOTHING, :e'»B i ! | e . HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, ‘ o Of grest variety and 6 the best maastictars. ; | £ i o] it | Carpels and QOilcloths, gl i e ~ ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS. : 5 Queensware & Glassware, i , 0 The best and most extensive Stock found in this tows. A fell insef . ; | Notions, ' i | | | ~ Baskets, ‘ - Groceries, " And QMlmcluMnmcionm mention, ; Ly | L iy wERA ke )] Merchant Tailoring Department, - They have a Lﬁrﬁe and Conpiete btoel: of CLOTHS and | CAMSIMERES, and CLOTHING for Mew and Boys ~ = | . . are made te order in the Best Style and : [ Rl i © . =t the Lowqgt I,teu. e : | b O eLo smine btk 20 fm . asA ey |55~ ROME FACTORY JEANS, FLAN NELS and BLANKETS constantly on band, and especial inducements offered to those who wish to|trade Woel for Geods, at as low a rate as any factory in the country, i ¢ i HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, sud sil other @ralas, Seeds, Wool, Nides, Pelts, and all kinds of mn;ketable Prodneo, by afss it : 7 W . S MIER &£COLigonier, Ind,, April 96,1869, | |At their Btore in their Briek Bleck, |

JACOBS & KELLER, KENDALi.VILLE; -- - '>I.IVD. o Have juStéréCeived : | A MAMMO‘I‘H STQCK, < Goni:lting of ; ) il DRY GOODS, CLOTHIN G, Hats & Caps, : : ; B’O(__)TS»& SHO,ES,} And a great many other Goods too numer j ous to mentien, and keptina ' : : FIRﬁT CLASS' STORE ! /¢ | which they will sellat @qmumi e Lower Prices. than Any other honse tn Tndjana. ~ - Call and be Convinced ! | THE HIGHEST | CASH PRICE COUNTRY PRODUCE! 0o JACOBS & KELLER.

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HERMAN KRUEGER'S Gireat American Tea Cmﬂiiy.f Is the most poi)nlar place in Kendallville. Teas ; n swo pound lots at \ $l, SLI2I-2, $1.30 & $1.50 per Ib. All 3Goods Warranted 1 i b i g "’”ﬁmz?&"«"‘i § o X o g 1 | T Groceries, Provisions, T Queens & Glassware * “In‘the city sold at & small advance | - All those wishing to get v%:ﬁoy received for thelr “Andwe wil be slways pleasediio show them oar Oorner of Majn and Miighell ,m et g,%.; i 4 - April 91-t¢ KBNDALL . \ﬂé

REMOVAL! The Place to Buy ~Yonr‘{ Groceries & Provisions, |lB AT YHE STORE OF £ { J. Decker, oln Miem’ Block om Cavin street, | - Ligonier, Indiana. SRR Cheaper than the Cheapest. | ‘His stock -has been selected with eare, and consista of the choicest splectionsef COFFEES, 'R TEAS, MEAT, . SBUGARS, PISH, -« .. 77 BYRUPS, ‘SALT. and all pther articles in his line of business.

I will pa!y. the er,ket‘ prleq forall k‘lndl of COUNTRY PRODUCE Ligonier, Ind., January s9th, 1868, JOHN WEIR & CO'S it L. Ay g : HARDWARE = STORE. Theundersigned woald respectfully announee o the citisens of Ligonier and vicinity, that they ars daily receiving supe plies to theirstock of geods consisting of agenersl agsortment of 2 iy Shelf Hardware. el v '~ Cutlery, CofinjTrimmings, 1407. Sloves, Min-ware - Iren, Steel, | : 5 atlkindsof - '3 ‘ (' BUILDING MATERIAL, d evepything in the line of Meoewionl g Aty .Tl ¥ :w’ ~ 49 eb . F . B “} Plows and | Dril b, Hitoheoek's Gratg' J:,{ Mishawaka and Lippineott Azes; Lippine let S ¢ are ; n | pors, Mowers. and Cider Mills a'so tie 8011. Roaperand Nowsr. Ineer = .

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we empley none bui the best:ef yerkmen and use the best of material. Wave troughing and Repairing dome eon shert nogla;;ni on mh{g.g;-. & 1 ron, Brass, Copper, Rags, &e., tas ken in ®xchange ;ofwrm saad wares. To our em::::u ‘we-return our nll:: hope to m’oril",iﬁ%ﬂiﬁl&"f ! "‘lﬁ‘, by upright and fairdealing, . - | :nm;mr&m 1 _ Sterseppesite Helmer Mouss, Nass side of Cavin 3&‘:‘-‘,;!&(@‘", Indiens., . - . meyißises.” .5 Farm For Saley - # \ fthe be / 5 B under the higheat state of cultivation; the ba! in timber of the" best quality. Thers is & s 01 Sadeed it she best ol T B Sl Tuige ek bem g, ik Seker o bele o ot e eec guallt o 10 et it epasihr particalars engaire of haed

. STOoOVES, BUILDING MATERIAL IN REUB. MILLER’S NEW BLOCK, ' Rendallyille, Indiana. - | Kendallville, Ind., Dee. 16th, '6B.¢f. B Lo :

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CLOTHING i . Furﬂishing Goods, Hats & Caps, _J ‘;- e owm;la and qualitien b » Merchant Tﬁiloﬂng Dep’a.rtmenf tﬁej h‘a;ve.‘a. large ~ andocomplete stockiof il Cloths, Coatings, Doie.skiiiss "Cva'ssi; ~ meres, Vestings & Piece Goods, for Men’s and Boys’ wear. W © AtPriess Qiznin the reach of all{ ; o mr SELL BY THE YARD OB MAKE 0 @BDER ; ‘ci«tung of every Deseriytton 35d Warrant Satistagtion, | ‘G‘l'-iyvo them :v‘a' enll e you buy' North-Bast Caraer of Main and William Strets, Kenallvile, @ Jmmrys'lxm. il : " ENGEL & CO.

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LIFE INNURANCE COMP. -\ o ' quvrn‘n -, Sy : , N | AAT AMEDIME CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS, < 7 AvrEovEp Jouy 95, 12’8. Xy o : CASH CAPITAL, - - 1,000,000, : - PAID IN FULL, : 4 BRANCH OFFICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ] PHILADELPHIA, 5 Where the general business of the Company is transacted, and to ywhich all general correspondence should be addressed. ~ ~ : y ‘ . OFFICERS: i CLARENCE H. CLARK, President. = : JAY COOKE, Chairman Financ¢e and Execntive Committee. S : ! HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President. 2T EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary. - This Companv offers the following advantages: _ Itis a National Company, chartered by special act of Congress, 1868, TG It has a paid up u_’ihl of $1,000,000. It offers Jow rates of premiums. : : ; It furnishes larger insurance than other com- , - panies for the same money.’ el s : = It is deflnite and certain in its terms. = - It is a home company in every locality. Its policies are exempt from attachment. 'll‘lhere are no unnecessary restrictions in the lml!vex’y policy is non-forfeitable. e Policies may be taken whichpay to the insured - their fuli amount, and return all the premiums, so that the insurance costs only theinterest on the ° annual ipayments. : Policies may be taken that will pas"_ltanthe insuréd, afteér a certain number of lZem-s, g life, an gnu&{ ianome of one-tenth the- amount named in he . - : '.Ngoextis rate is charged for risks upon the lives of females, - : It insures, not to pay dividendsto ponc{)-holdern,. b‘l{,ti &t 80 low a cost that dividends will be impossible. : iy " Circtilars, Pamphlets.and full partlcnlars given on apptllmtion to the Branch Office of the Company, or to . " 4 -+ 8:A. KEAN & CO., Detroit, Mich, ‘General Agents for Michigan and North, Indiana C. G. Farr, Ligoaier, Ind., Agent for . LaGrange, Noble and Whitley counties. L . 1 3-80 -~ THE MEXECAN ' Ever Bearing Strawberry, The Mexican Ever Beaﬂnﬁ Strawberry Plant was brought in a hand satchel from Jala})a, Mexi¢o, in the Fall of 1858. But one of the Plants survived the journey, from which the extensive Plantation of Messrs. J. P. Whiting & Co., in Qkroit, Mich.; was propa%;zted. and which firm now offer * for thé first time their thrifty Plants to the public. ~ . This Plant, comin% from an-extremely warm climate, is peculiarly adapted to the Northern States. It does not Winter-lgill,.being entirely unlike most, if not all, familiar varieties of the Strawberry; while the Mexican shows great and thrifty ‘fruft- : stalks and leaves when the snow §oes off in the Spring, the others show scarcely signs of life. It does not bear fruit-periodically or monthly, but .continuously. Ripe berries have been picked as early as the 2Sth damf May, and continuously - from that time until the Bth of Nov‘em})er. Possesses i'r'eat prolific qualities, and furnishing the -mast delicious berries. Can be cultivated in sandy land, grayellyloam, or on nearly pure cla{ land ; may be transpplanted at any season with satisfactory results. - For particulars enquire of Ageat 16 Noble ind Tagriues Coaich v nt for Noble and Lagrange Countied, Ligo- . niergclnd. . g??»wu} T

- We,the Druggists of.. ..y, ........e.eoiCBll the attention of our custemers to the letters published below of the wonderfnl efficacy of Dr.glomcx‘s Stomach Bitters, Dr. Rosack’s Scandinavian Blood Purifter, and Dr. Roback’s Scandinavian Blood Pills. 'We have been sellihg these medicines long L meniod 50, Do and thar the, pectacin f orss published are trues Signed. ; PRI o A . YN QUTEY § RA X TESTIMONY. BUSINESS LIKE STATEMENT i FROM A BUSINESS MAN. FRANKLIN; OAKLAND, Co., Alich., | Gl May 14, 1858. | - Dr.C. W. Roback, Dear Sir: [received asupply of your Seandinavian Remedies a short time since, and the first thing 1 saw, on opening one of ‘your almanaes,was a-cure of Rheumnatism. '.I immediately, sat down and 'wrote a friend of mine, stating I'had just réceived a new_medicine; that was advertised to cure the worst cases of Rheumatism. The friend was Lemuel B. White, of Southfield, Oakland County, Mich:; ‘who hasbeen afflicted with the above disease two years. Isent hima bottle of the Purifier and a box of Pills; stating to take them or. send themback. He immediately commenced using them, and in four days Tie was able to walk to my store. He stated that he believed one bottle of Purifier 'and one box of pills would?eure him cntirely. The above statement. can . be Sobtained on his oath, if necessary, as he told me a few daysago. | think your medicine will sell like hot eakes when once introduced into: this neighborhood, “Neryotruly) Beß. . OwEN, |

Gravv Lever; Earox Co., MIcH., : : August, 11, 18691.' n. O, W. Roßack: _ ear Sir—For four years | was severely iRE2 & ® e 5 aitlicted with Rheumatism so that I was canifined to my house for a long' time. - The ¥ 3 ‘ i 2 ‘A:‘l: Lo )},‘ 7: 4 idoctors did ‘me no . good, and. I was a perfect eripple. Iprocured some of your Scandinavian Blood Pillv and Blood Purigt Sitge 00l SN Tt wIRR e fier,from youragents, B s »*u Sk b and VR EsSIRIES VY OUu o LIIC LU S T ‘ ’;':J’,%fk:: :‘ ~.x : «““ ““‘93 ,v\‘ﬂﬁfl {oitis youbdriend,.: