The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 4, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 May 1869 — Page 3

BT MY LT AR A ~i,‘_, o ,Wvu:;v‘;\, «M LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. 100,000 o nds ‘of wool wanted by 8. Mier & Co., for which the highest market price in cash will be paid. . SoMmE of our young “hloods” are now taking “velocipede exercise” on Sundays. Keepers of livery stables will soon experience a considerable reduction of their receipts, Ly . ’ Masonic—The Grand Lodge of F.&. A. Masons met, at Indianapolis yesterday. Messrs. C. Eldred, of Ligonier, and John Young, of Wolf Lake, are delegates from this county. | :

We learn from the Goshen Democrat that one of the lady delegates from that city to the temperance convention at South Bend, was sent to jail during the session of that body. . But Mr. Palmer being a Good Templar, she was kindly cared for while a guest at his “tavern.”

© We learn from the Huntington JDemoerat that' Hon. Jolin R. Coffroth has' sold his palatial residence at Huntington to Dr. Leyman. It is rumored that Mr. Coffroth intends to make New 'Albany hig future home;

.KERP constantly in your 'mind, if you wish any queensware or glassware for ‘housckeeping, that if you go to J. Decker's you can’find’ the largoot and best assortment, and. that he will sell, to_you ten per cent. cheaper than the cheapest.

REDUCTION oFf FrEIGHT.—We are happy to learn that a reduction, both on way and through freight, (except on grain apd Jumber) has| been made by the M. 8. &N. 1. Railroad Company. Full particulars can be learned by inquiring of the agents at the v;\iious stations along the ‘road. i Lt

Wuy don’t some enterprising individual in town erect a hot-house here? Almost every town of importance enjoys the benefit of such an “institution,” and there is no reason why we should not be favored with one also.” There would be no lack of customers, and we feel confident that the d;entei:pr‘ise would prove highly remunerative. eI e e - o TS Wool by the load, can’find ready sale Ly calling upon 8. Mier & Co. Give them a call before selling. —_——— Ge P 3 “Tue Lirn| of JEFFERsoN Davis,” now in press, is written by E. A. Pollard, one of the finest/writers and ablest authors of 'our-day. Pollard is & Southern man, was editor of the Richmond ‘T'imes’ during the war, author of the “Lost Cause,” &c., and being person lly acquainted with Davis, is perbaps the most appropriate man to write his biography. Of course’ everybody will want the work, as it will contain much new information concerning: the secession movement. See adv't in anotherplace. |. " ko

REGARDLESS 'of the coolness of the weather, and the unnatural spring-time, the ‘squirting” soda fountains about town indicate that a high temperature is not necessary for the consumption of this delightful béyerage. The magnificent fountain in T. Barnett & C¢'s Drug Store 18 shooting forth ‘the most delightful draughts, which—since Titus Fisher has become hicokolorum of the “institution” —ard.as good asthe best. A trial is all that is needed /to convince any one of the correctness of what we say. ‘ WE regret to announce that Dr. C. H. Lutes has concluded to leave our town, and remove ta Alma, Gratiot Co., Mich. Several years acquaintance with the Doctor has served to convince us of his many excellent qualities as a physician and gentleman jof culttire and refinement. There is probably mo 'physician in this part of the State who has, by untiring study, acquired a more t#orough knowledge of the human system, nor any one possessed of superior judgment in the bt ot Qg g . Alma have ‘évory reason to congratulate themselves upon acquiring the services of so excellent & physician as Dr. Lutes, - st sl o bbbl X hßome gity 'Jeims, FFlazmels, &e,, (ﬁrchanged 'for ' woo rices, / S v i ; *'_——'4o,‘————Fire.—Last Monday evening, at about 8 o'clock, our usually quiet town was arcused by the startling alarm of fire.— The fire originated in the building known as the old Helmer House,” now unoccupied, and ‘when ' discovered had made considerable progress, but through the vigorous exertions of 'our citizens, was mastered before any eomisiderable damage was done.. [Had the alarm been protracted a few minutes, in all probabilityga greater. -portion of west Cavin street would have been consumed. ©On Tuesday morning the premises were closely examined, and a quantity ‘of combustible material:was found in' the house, which -fact, together with-the ‘place where the fire was kib&led,’ “establishes almost beyond a'doubt, that the fire was the work i e o T

| Farﬁleré, before séllihg your ‘wool crop;” call at the store tpf 8. Mier & Co., as _they have cords of greenbacks and goods, to exchange for wool. - ' “Doas vB. SHEEP.—A correspondent writing to the New Albany Ledger from. Corydon, gives the following statistics of sheep- ' killing by worthless dogs in Harrison : oounty: ! #There is a marked decrease in the number of sheep hereabouts. The unprofitableness of w@o_l,,miw, or the destruction of she dogs, is’ Wd% w . sheep to bo;mx;i{to"ﬁm whr ot ‘di‘cga of the butchers The aeport of our fownghip ! ' trustees :foi ta?fut qvpnp ﬁo‘%ﬂ,tgﬂ«f‘r ment of SBY7 for the loss of sheep by dogs, at an am valuatioi of $1 75 to $2 per hond: siLs oty Renrey. it thiy. ‘whole Biate exhibit! iﬁoaswmahow cdfl wa /wcoguns for -Lho fondness for’ dogs' that .me '_%ﬂi&t’!&ﬂ!? Whgﬂ wetonsider the dreaded dangers of hy-. drophobis x;smver{g great, destruction ofshoep by dogs; and the strinigent laws snd hightteegs Tnposed, upon tham, bad then’ dd the utter uselessness of three-fourths ;fw 1o doge-of-the “ﬁﬂwﬁrgmh ishelb= e T {le vb ! et m ywhere SB R i Sit AL Uil B el T Py AT AIR AP A (BRI a 0 RO oy AR TGN the OOMMMPARMERY o vtis.l [ Hiirtyy LT ‘ % \«f'; o < 7’ - z~ ‘ .‘; " :?:“r‘ “j‘i"!._» ‘ e R L R oy AR e ML it ﬂhyg*“*: ‘m R R 'HM‘W 1y endorss,"—Boston mm“

RTINS o Paren Swats bas ‘b appoited chief engineer of fire department, and Drs. Williams, Abell" and Erickson a board of health. - : i - Myggs, of the Standard, is a patriotic “cuss”. He says he “only wants the Post Office for the purpose of securing a situation for a soldier and a soldier’s widow.” Won't C. O. have the kindmessto be a little more explicit? Does he want the office for the purpose of -retaining the present incumbent and his excellent assistant ? If so, we go for Myers. ’ A New Good Templar’s Lodge has been organized in this city. E Z. C. Tuomas, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue,’ is pushing the colletion of U. 8. taxes with great vigor. He evidently means business.: - Wu. Crow is making a speciality of tea, and has a large stock of the best the market affords. He has a very nice variety of beau he, much admired by the young ladies, while married ladies prefer young hy son, whilst some of the matrons still embrace old high son. : TRy Gray's patent molded linen collars. Best fitting collar made. Engle & Oo.dolo sgentd. - . = SuGAR-cURED and country hams for sale at Wm. Crow’s.

~ On Wednesday, about noon, a young man, by. the name of A. D. Livingston, of New York city, and more recently of Leesburgh, Kosciuskn Co., suddenly fell down on the pavement in front of Mr. Nellis’ house in this town. He was carried in and kindly cared for by Mr. Nellis and his family. It seemns ,{{om information gained from him that he was a soldier g:ring the rebellion, and that the is subject to thesé spasms, which are he result of a wound received in battle. He is the same Livingato’n" that planted the glorious Stars and Stripes upon the spire of Trinity church in the early. part of the war, and while performing that glorious feat the spectators below raised a purse of three hundred dollars, and presented it to him immediately upon his descent.— At this writing he is reported in a com{ortable condition and will doubtless be able to resume his journey east in a few days.—Journal. e We noticed Sheriff Kiser in town Monday with a few of his le%al sticking plasters, but he informs us that most of his patients live in the western part of the county at present, consequently our columns are barren of his venditioni exponas.—Standard, . ©urious Freak of Lightning. A most remarkable freak oflightning, saysthe Eendullville Standard of last week, was made manifest on the farm of A. D, Whitford, two miles east of this ciiy, Saturday afternoon, 15th inst,— The rod on his horse-barn was struck, but either in gionsequence of improper insnlation, or the incapacity of the rod to conduct the electric current, or from some other causes, it left the rod near the sill and entered the building, shivering the sill, poste, studding and siding, and also scattering the stone foundation the length of the bharn—d4ofeet—throwing large stone ten and twelve feet, and ripping the siding off from four to six feet high.— About one-half of the floor was torn up, and spread the building so that a part of the joist and chamber floor fell down. Two carriages were considerably damaged, but a mare and ¢olt, in the barn at the time, escaped uninjured except that they appear to be deaf. The most. remarkable feature, however, is the fact that 'W. H. Whitford, son of A.'D. Whitford, was in the barn at the time, and escaped alive. He gays the last thing he remembers previous to the shock, was that he was sitting in the barn within three feet of the side. that was struck, and the next thing that he knew, he was about three rods from the barn, in the road, going towards the barn. How he came there, he has nio knowledge. He does not appear to be in the least injured except a partial deafness, from which he is gradually recovering. It seems almost incredible that he could escape alive from such a lively place. The rod was melted in 8 number of places: end fagments scattered in every direction, It burned into boards or whatever it fell upon, and one piece was thrown severai rods and wrapped around a post.. The roof took fire where the rod passed over it, but the fire was extinguished. The barn was insured by the Coldwater :Premium Lightning Rod Co., of Coldwater, Mich., and their “‘gnarantee” will be tested. A

KeroSENE Test.—The Scientific American gives the following mode of testing kerosene: Fill a cup with warm water, the temperature of which is to be brought to 100 degrees Fahrenheit; pour the oil on the water; apply & match 'or otherwise. If the oil is unsafe it will take fire, and its use in the lamp is dangerous, for it is liable to explode. But if the oil is safe and good it will not take fire. s

" 'B. Mier & Co. wish to announce to the farmers that they will buy all their wool, e Ylmmi 2 Man g i 00ds,” on the “most reasonable and satisfactory terms. - ‘ ; : THE‘EAgT AND THE WEST END.—The following figures in regard to the assessment in Wayne and Perry townships, show a decided advantage in favor of the west end of Noble county: City of Kenda11yi11e...........5208,680 Wayne T0wn5hip...........,. 271455 Total, ~ . Soy el 1060 §870,088¢ Ragomier. oo il Ui 10508 Perry Towpsgjp. b e BT ANE Tobl. L SIS ——— - GEO. C. GLATTE, of the popular “Pioneer Grocery” at ‘Kendallville, keeps' constantly on hand a very large and fine assortment of' Groceries and Provisions, such as coffee, sugar, tea, rice, molasses, tobacco, flour, potatoes, and in fact almost everything unsually kept iln a first-class establishmebt of the kind. He also keeps on hand at all times a full stock of queensware of every description, all ‘of which is sold at the very lowest figures. He invites everybody to call and see him. The highest market price always paid for country produce. e .

. -DRr. SBAaer’s CATARRE REMEDY produces perfect cures of the worst cases of CaTARRH, “Cold in the head,” Coriza- and | CATARRHAL HEADACHE, as hundreds of testimonials from well known citizens anﬂ_e;_ni?envt physicians. who. bave used it in th !‘*‘-pfl’!iotge,ytedﬁfy. Jt ‘is mild, pleasant, and unirritating. The proprietor offers $5OO for a case of Catarrh that he cannot cure, Thi; remedy sent to Zt(liy address on receipt of sixty cemts. ~ Address: R. Ifogmnbm, M. D, Proprietor, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by most Drug--gists everywhere. | ] . The attentian of ourreaders is directed to the advertisement of CO&’?B COUGH BALSAM and "CO‘E‘Sf‘ s SPEPSIA C] R&ww other part.of this paper. . || ‘ %ﬁﬁﬂe truév :uﬁ'@m, Medl}:;?nes are’ recommended by all who use them, . Read: the certificates. - S 00 st x 'l‘o A UTOCRAT Pr‘ SE HAY FORK.-To, B e Gemand oil s best Fork patented; We Have opened & new. T e e LT L /1 s;{ ’“,& “’&‘ff» w wa& : \i{ »!&!% % %"é}* R ;g, QM‘ i e 48 PATD— Aoagn m&mwﬁ RTS O

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Or on th; most liberal terms of exchange for our celebrated HOOSIER JEANS, Satinets, 'Flannelé,‘ CASSIMERES, BLANKETS, YARNS, &c., &c., of wﬁeh i lour ]stoi:k is;'ggmpletré&llxiaﬂvin% this v m”&fuftﬁéﬂﬁﬁ”by theeﬁdiuon ;f' or‘ ; NEW MACHINERY.— We are nbw enabled'bo accommodatia our patrbns e | with /

Custom Carding AND SPINNING, On the shortest motice and '_lowest td;rms. GUARANTEEING OUR WORK T& éive enti;-e satisfaction. Don’t be cheated ont f of your Wool by trading it foit' ‘BEASTERN SHODDY, ;BU’l;k COME TO THE Rome City Woolen Factory, s And exchange your Wool for good - Home - Made Goods, And where you can be assured that you will get YOUR MONEY’S WORTH. And know to a cert}lnty that you are getting the GENUINE HOOSIER GOODS. J.C. GEISENDORFF & CO., . - May 12-1 m " Rome City, Ind.

.. EMPIRE DRUG STORE! GOOD NEWS - | TO THE AFFLICTED!! ; Biel 1 Having purchased the stock of Drugs,- Medicines, 1 &c., 0%%)r. 0. Arnold, of Ligonier, Ind., we are daily receiving additiods thereto in the line of ‘ iol S o S LPRE T S VR WA ©e~ MEDICINES WINES and LIQUORS, . ALL SBTANDARD Patent Medicines. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Dye Stuffs, Choice Groceries, Wall and Window Paper, TOBACCOS, OIGARS, SNUEF, &c., &c., &c., &, &e. e ' We ask a share of Public Patronage. - Come one, Come all, You won’t find us worse than bad fellows; onr Wi motto is a g NIMBLE SIXPEN(_)E. WILLETT & MOORE., Ligonier, Indiana, May 6th, 1868, | EXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 267, e O B, et Bulon wors, Sngtg reing o Fion. 25th, 1868, -tf. Secretary.

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| DONT READ THIS!! ‘ The publi ed again Sl 0 notical A lhoead emesd ‘*a‘ | fzrp:;:e lgeatersti:n":f any on: found lt‘l%ing']::o ??ti‘c:g fall parucnl:r: call a%m Cwle B .+ STRAUS & MEAGHERS.

P. B.—We almost forgot to mention in connection with the above, that our mam‘mothstomroommnowmmmdfmmmttoeellnwithtbc - : ‘ Largest, PR TR Choicest, ...~ = , .£‘= a : : o o . Wipest, . = Best Selected, j R e - Most Complete . And cheapest stock of 3 Dry Goods, e | ar ® ; : g ; , I ‘ _ Clothing, J b A Hats, Caps, o . - Boots, Shoes, e ~ Groceries, = s | Queensware, | y Wi To be found in this region, which MUST be sold before the frst of July; as we expect to be bursted “higher than Gilderoy’s kite” by that time and want to keep our stock of goods out of the hands of the sheriff, soif you want to buy goods CHEAP, now is your time. . 5 St We would also mention while we are on the subject, that we have a Levere attack of - Woel on the Brain! And want to purchase at the highest;mufkét price, for CASH, r).nyE quantity not to “exceed a million pounds of Wool this season. : Parties desiring to exchange their wool for manufactured goods can find at our store a large stock of the best-brands of = v 4. Hoosier Jeans, Blankets, Yarns, Flannels, Cloths, ; _© . Cassimeres, el And woolen goods of evéry description—onithe most fa,vorabie terms.. So be gure. and ; | , . Call and See Us, LR . { [Zy : ’ .If you want to buy anything, : : L . : £ Call and See Us, _ ‘ ' e " fite . o If you want to sell saything, il = e ] b P _: Call and See Us, ; 5 % -3 ; If you don’t want to buy anything, i L : -+ .Call and See Us, | : | If you don’t want to sell anything, e : ; : - Call and See Us, e s ! _ln fact we like to have you ; * £ f : ; 4 h - Call and See Us-- ‘ ; ; g B anyhow Nijouten B 0 Mki ek e | st?a’us & meagher' '

THE PEOPLE’S VOICE SAYXYS: A S L R . as 5 ¢ ' < DA ¢ ' : LET US HAVE PEACE” and “PEACE PRICES.” ’ . 4 3f " g X : : 7 . WNEXEIR & CO. S - ANSWER: i “WE WILL SELL YOU GOODS AT PEACE PRICES.” | ; Thiswell known establishment has just brought to this tewn the ' CHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOGDS } ~_All purchased during the recent decline, at the LOWEST QQSH‘ PRICES. Call and examine : 2 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC .+ A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Ll DRESS GOODS, of the LATE_'ST and MOST DESIRAL ‘ - . . BLE STYLES, e {1 _ A SPLENDD STOCK OF il MENS’ AND BOOYS’ CLOTHING : 4 | : e g HATS AND CAPS, BOO;LS; SHOES AND GAITERS, : 1 Of great v‘at!et‘yvn;(fd of tﬁeheat msnnfactare, S Carpels and Qilcloth: Carpets and Qilcloths, P ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS. - e ; Queensware & Glassware CTERY SO s T RRi R e ee 1 TS T 9 S The best and most extensive {tock fonnd in this towh. A full line of ‘ pram e Poeaainsn s veaa et B e e e o oo E At TeTIeN iR bt 6E bEAR e se T ‘ %Y&‘ 'l ' & ”*‘*?\jﬁ.} ,<o" _ f’ e ___3,_l :2 ] ‘:‘ ke Gl k ferchant Taibring - Department,| R "u; m &kqfrg i_f ‘;*;L‘ hﬁﬁ%’%@%xa‘ "-“ ; They have a Large and [omplete Stock of CLOTHS and | CRE g cunlßß R 5&% ¢ thie Yowed %W e o | CunoEßel oee B e R e e s BEne e g | R e ’fﬁm“fw“‘“"’,ﬁ% o pals ol e i 3t Sl wa!a e, oTy , ;",?. %3 “:v':%mr“\“ V”(As #“ ‘ &?{'w“fﬁ““?‘f"@m%{ \ r(‘ '. S" soils ‘ i s R e R T e Ww‘ﬁ%@gﬁﬁ”@%&%@;ﬁ“ﬁ TNN Y s paa ee g LB Gl gl ii A A, eNN

CHEAPEST NARDwARE, sTovEs., - PO e ) ee e IN REUB. MILLER’S NEW BLOCK, * ' Kendallyille, Indiana, = - Kendallville, Ind, Dec. 16th,'084£. = e ENGEL & CO. De e NSy pobULAB iB b s o v AND o Merchant Taiolring Estabishment, IN KENDALLVILLE INDIANA. H#.vejunt rér;kived a large stockof Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, e Of Rl il WA qualition In their e :

Merchant Tailoring Department they have a large s and odmplate”stock of - - Cloths, Coatings, Doeskins, Cassi- ~ meres, Vestings & Piece Goods, ~ for Men’s and Boys’ wear. L AtP;'ioo;within'the ;'ea'chrc‘)f Al o n THEY SELL BY THE YARD OR MAKE T 0 ORDER Clot_hihg of every ﬁaéﬁpﬁon and WmantSWon. ;_‘ ' Givethem a call befdf_ei loubuy! | Northcßast Corr of Main and William Streets, Kendalivills, ; _qum; 27, 1868, S g e jf'jENG];f.v, e

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. THEGREAT ; e ‘‘@ :‘,». Zingarißitters, A Safe Blood Purifier, . ' ‘A Splendid Tonie, -~ - A Pleasant Beverage: A CERTAIN 'CURB s AR Preventive of Diseases, The ZINGARI BITTERS are com nndeg od from apre:eripﬁon of the celebratertei p(t’ixﬂﬁ ysiclan Dr. CHrorsus, who.nalter;aalfs of trial and experiment, discovered the "'mﬁ" 1 H_orb,—‘v—:fo i most reml:-akoblo veﬁ:%y‘llej pro ,qtionﬁ éne ea‘m? hnps, ever: —certainly " @l ! ?ee'crﬂve in .thsv c::eof disease, " Tt, g‘mim with the other valuable properties of which the ZINGARI BI’I‘TER_S is composed, will cure Dyspepsia, Fever.and Ague, Billious Fever, C,{mlig, Colds, B;onchitis,> Con&m%;o&m itsfirst. stage, Flatalen- - P ervous Debility, Female Complaints, Rheumatism, Dysentery, | . Acute and Chronic Diarrhaa, Cholers Morbus, Cholera, | | . Typhoid,and Typhus Fe. | b very. Yellow - ‘Feyer,.: i »iv | © © Scrofula, Diseases of ' 1 the Kidneys, Ha- - . il o In the Paevavizon and Cvmevofthe abovedis. | ‘eases, it has never been’ kno v ‘goﬁll. as thousands of our most. prominent _citizens thro ghout | Say Parts of the potiiie ?m?i | O a -;H{‘% a-. v ‘ "’:\m‘wt e ._‘_ ~;‘s r"{ m cases have been ﬁm hopeless by our{ ~ ® ' RECOMMENDED BY ' - ExGovDavid . Porter, - of Pennsylvanis, | Hon”g%sﬁ Fisher, - e e : Hon BSOS SN, = 8 o fag Hoofomm e - d others, | Hon W g%’ Wit Apa DOO OFEN. §, e - SEND K W¢ -, j"«}_}:] '.7 ;» . |, SRR SR oly i aleetd el e T & "}3 a-;';:’»,;;;.ri ~ e \.‘ ‘:,"" VL. & ,é‘ ,’r ﬁ i Jine Iw, for i Hoemse to sell “injoxicate| 4dng Ldg RT R A TREL WAL ST el ':e t Wit % e _;,,v_‘::,;,z‘,ﬁ_ “.,,;9,;1:,}':,’; g - VAR SRESERS |

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o NARINRY " LIFE INSURANCE COMP, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS, . AremovEp Jury 95, 1868. - CASH CAPITAL, - - 1,000,000, _ = PAID IN FULL. ' BRANCH OFFICE: ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA, i o T i o tha: Gpmpeny by acted, .and to wi nera) ndence should be addressed. ge - OFFICERS: - CLARENCE H. CLARK, President. JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive. HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President, . EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary. This offers follo ren s Ttie o Notens e e gt act of Congress, 1868, It has s paid-up arlhl of $1,000,000. - It offers low rates of premiums, It furnishes larger insurance than other companies for the same money. 4l It is definite and certai In its terms. It is a home company in every locality. - Its pelicies are exempt from attachment. 'll‘a;a are no unnecessary restrictions in the po - Every policy is non-forfeitable. 7 Poﬁ'c{umi be taken vhlcs}ny to the insured their fuli amount, and return all the gomin;m, 80that the. insurance costs only thé interest on the o, is ol eof Yo g M annusl income of one-tenth the amount ssmed in e policy. : No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives sl etk / n a; en -holde: bat am'f&v a cos? Qh’at dividends % impor:'sible, - 7 Circnlar% P:m&llﬂets and full partlculars given on apptl},ca ion to the Branch Office of the Company, or : : ¥ O YS, A KEAN & CO., Detrolt, Mich General Agents for Michigan and North. Indiana C. G. Famr, Ligonier, Ind., Agent for - - LaGrange, Noble and Whitley counfies, - : 3-89

i o s A : THE MEXICAN Ever Bearing Strawberry, - The Mexican Ever Bearlnq Strawberry Plant was brought in a hand satchel from Jdam Mexico, in the Fall of 1858, But one of the Plants survived the ggnr’n'ey, from which the extensive Plantation of Messrs. J. P. Whm.uﬁ‘g Co., in Detroit, Mich., was propug,ted, and w firm: now offer for the first time their thrifty Plants to the public. _ . 'This Plant, comi%atmmnn extrem: l’etlg warm climate, is peculiarly %t:‘d to the Northern States. ‘lt does not winter-kill, being entirely unlike most, if not all, familiar varieties of the S_znwb&rnr(; while the Mexican shows great and thrifty t-stalks-and leaves when the snow goes off in the Spring, the others show scarcely afgns of life. It does not bear fruit ;pbeeriodlca.lly or monthly, but continnously. Ripe berries have been g;:ked a 8 early as the 28th -da&gfl{nyr&nd continuounsly from that ﬁtme \ﬁ:ﬁl unli?ln'l of xgovember. P%ssesses a 8 pro, and furni sh!ng the gmls:n n}le'%:iongube{ﬁeg. ! Cs:sﬁe i-,ultivnt:ﬁ in 1:33avelly loam, or on nearly pure . m’ay be tgnslylaitedlg‘t any seuox{ with u&uctory results. For particulars enquire of Agtit fie Mokl Tageenige Jaanties 11 goent for No ge Counties, Ligonier, Ind. : 3wd6 -/

by Nom kil We, the Druggi5ta0f....................ca1l the attelglgn oteour ::setgmen to the lgtters %1‘})35‘131:% ,!S’a?nqcl{ ltilllttex, Igr Ignmme(;?:gim‘;lgra'ﬂhp Blood i, sD Sl Sesiatien et ended 40 be, and that the certiicaien fof cores published are grue. 7 Signed. ‘ From one of the oldest printers in the State of Illinois. Or¥ice or THE WHIG & REPUBLICAN, - Quiney, InL., Aug. 22, 1868. Prixce ' Wartox & Co., | & "Cincinnati; 0, - Gents—ll find your Roback’s Bitters, after using two boxes in. my family, to be a “oaod ege” - Send me another dozen by U.S. Express,:and if you don’t want local notices to the amount charge it to us on a"dVertnj’sm%. account. Yours in haste, JAmES L. L.ANGDoN. Regards to Mr. WalGO 2o suived ionon il gall

Sprine Port, JAckson Co., MlcH:;, | ' August, 1, 1859. } IDR. C. W, Roßack @ | Dear Sir :—My boy | about eight years old | was very much trou-' bled with St.- Anthony’s Dance, so that at times he was unable to feed himself,. fyeyuently falling on the fit; and three of 'my famﬂyhadt%:efmm‘ and “ague. I bought some "of g’m’t %ﬂ“ _ dinavian Blood Pills and Puarifier of your joy they not only clres 1N fover s aance, 101 wiitCia wg,