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

£ Hational Bamner. e e THE CURSE OFTARIFFS, | - Wie have all realized the cost and calamity of war, and ihﬂ, calamity having ‘ been visible and tangiblé- upon human life, liealth and property, we have all been able to comprehend its effect upon the past, the present, and its - probable relations to the future. ' But there is a curse upon the people le'ssf tangibleand less visible, says the New ' York Ezpress, which the people scem’ lot to comprehend, and that is the' Aystem of taxation inflicted upon the conntry. “Take the effect of the war upon navigation and compare it with what has occurred - since the war, and we ‘have some startling results. - "The enrolled and registered tonnage of the United States was 5,589,818 tons in 1861;; 4,4,986,410 tons in 1864, and 3,481, . 754 tons in 1867. The falling off during the war, and from the depredations of the Alabama, cqualled 558,412 tons, or 184, 470 tons annually. /This was the natural result of war, but the fulling off during, the three years following the war (mak ing a proper reduction for new methods of measurement) equalled 1,504,947 tons, or- 501,549 tons annually. ' The tariff which was in full operation for the latter

period was the canse of a decline three times greater tlian was suffered in the _war. The tonnage of the United States . 1852 was 4,138,400 tons, and in 1861, ' 5,589,818 tons.. I‘he ratio of increase in in the decade was 85 per cent. A similar " inefensc in 1897 should givé 6,703,173 | tons—twice ‘more than we now have. ‘fhe tonnage of ‘Great Britain and its depéndencies in 1961 equalled 5,8053,60 tonsgs In‘lB(i'b' it/ was 7,307,851 tons—an incrense exceeding tliat of our-own in the period of uur;ngqu{cst prosperity. e " Assuming the value of our shipping to he equal to $6O per ton,“fim decline in | value of our tonnage from 1861 to 1867 equals sl2B,4B4,BsB—exceeding twice the an-ount of all the capital invested in -the manufacture, of iron in the United ~ States, to )\'l)i(;l\'g our ocean commerce is saerificed. Before the_wafthéro,“\'r,‘;:; constructed ann\mll'y dn the New ‘England , States upwards of 800,000 tons of ship- _ ping. In 1807 only 98,057 were constructed, this mostly made upof small vessels chiefly for coasting. We not only cannbt build ships, but canuot evenrepair theth, and this \y{ork is now done in forelgn countirics, where material can bo had _at balf the msgfllmt‘it‘m‘n’in this. Nor is. this all. Tlfnq " blighting influence ~ that has nearly erushed out the shipping interests of the country, is having its ef- - feet upon the great producing section of the Northwest, and unless it is arrested it will 'be felt to snch an extent as to bring about disaster to the producer. The legislation of the country has béen, too Jong conducted in the interest of a’claxs of monopolists in the New ‘England States, and prosperity ¢an never be expected un- ~ til legislators are chosen who have a more comprehensive yiew of the Mnecessities of the whole country. . . !

How He Whipped Him. | A young John Pheenix tells how. it was | as follows : prE e o LIl tell you how it was;” You se¢ Bill| and me went down®to the wharfto fish | and I felt in my pocket and found my | knife and it was gone and I said, “Bill’; you stole my knife;” and he said'T was anotier ; and I'said go there yourself; and \ " he said it was no such thing; and I said | . he was a liar, jand I could whip him,if T was bigger’n him: and he said he'd rock me to sleep mother ; and I said he wasa bigger one; and he said I neverhad the measles, and I said for him to fork over that knife-or I)d fiix him for a tpmbstone - _on Laurel Hill, and he said my grandmother was no gentlemar; and I said he dersen't take it up; but%le did—you bet ; you never-<well, you never did ; then I got up: again and said he was too much afraid to . do it again, and he tried to, but he didn’t and ‘1 grabbed him and threw him down . ¢ on the top of me like several bricks ; and I tell you it beat all—and so did he ; and. my little dog got-behind Bill and bit him ; and; Bill kicked the dog and the dog ran, 'and I/ran after the dog to fetch him back, and I didn't catch Lim tilll - got clear home; and I'lll whip him more yet. Is my eye very black?> i e e HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST GEN. JoHN A. Dix.—Daniel D. Bell, a regident of the town of Rochester, of ~ UlBter county, was #liresicd tu 100% by Gen. John A. Dix, then commanding the Department of the Kast, and was confined in Fort Lafayette for four months, | In 1866 he brought an action in the ' Supreme Court against Gen. Dix for damages. - The suit has slept for some time. ~The attorney for . 'Gen. Dix engéaw"ored to have the case removed from the State to tte United States Courts, but failed, and since then has given the matter no further attention. An order was recently ob- " tained directing the Sheriff of Ulster ~ county to ' impannel a jury to assess " the damages.. This was done on Monday last, notice having been given to Mr. ‘Dix’s attorney, and ‘the jury awarded Mz Bell $lO,OOO damages.— N. Y. Herdld. !

anlneu-likg Statement from a Busi- | ‘mess Man. : . FrANKLIN, Oakland Co., Mich., % : | . May 14th, 1868. - §. | Dr.. C. W. Roßack—Dear Sir: I re; ceived a supply of your Scandinavian Remedies & short time since, and the first thing I saw, on opéning one of your Almanacs, was acure of Rheumatism. I immediately sat down and ‘wrote a friend of mine, stating [ had just received a ‘new medicine that'was advertised to cure the worst case of Rheumatism. The friend was Lemuel B. W hite, of Southfield, Oak: land County, Mich., who has been afflicted with the above discase bwo_years. J gent | him a bottle of the Purifier and'a box of ; Pills, stating, to take them or send them back. - He immediately eomménced using them, and in four ;lllag's, he was able to walk“to ‘my store. " He maﬁ that one ‘bottleof ‘Purli‘kiﬂ and one box of ;_Ems would cure him entirely. The above statemeat can be obtained on his oath, if necessary, as he told me a few days ago. L think your \smgi.cine will sell like hot cakes when once introduced ifto this neighborhood ;- Very truly, - ndm, 10 . B B OwEN __lx_you dp not feel well, you send for g ?&mﬁiﬁ?&%& a piece of paper which _you take to a. store, and there pay Socts. t $l.OO besides ;u@‘%’i‘gﬁm fes oy m nine times out of ten: not half pY T ] 4!" ¥ ’( " 5 9. el ‘..,; ”OL Yo ChToE The fofmadthe Benbocetbs 7o pay J&om g- if youv@g we advise you | ‘,‘?s - Just Tor "“’P@‘P riment the W‘ < NEOUnLaI 55 illa ’J 2 %m%d self, 'that eMu“ ‘";? H e lr# e ndio im‘\'r; 5 Bl

1 ; : - COE'SCOUGH BALSAM! ’ . This long tried and ular Remedy is again called to the attention olp‘:ge public. As o{te% as the year rolls around, the Proprietors annually make their bow to the people, and remind them amongst the many things required for the health. comfort and susﬁt,gnanee of the family through the long and tedious monthe of winter, Coe's sough“ Balsam should not be forgotten. For years it has been a household medicine-—and mothers anxious for the u!et¥ of their children, and all who suffer from any disease of the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford to be without it. In addition to &e ordinary four ounce 80 long in the market, we now furnish our mammoth family size bottler, which: will, in common with the other size, be fonund at all Drug Stores. .

" FOR CROUP, i ‘The Balsam will be found invalnable, and may always be relied upon in the most extreme cases. M . WHOOPING COUGH. The testimony of all who have used it for this terrible disease during the last ten years, i, that ‘it invariably relieves and cures it. . | SORE THROAT. Keep your throat wef with the Bal-:iam.—tuking little and often—and you will very goon find relief. HARD COLDS AND 4:01:(;1;5 Yield at onee to nfstondy use of this great remedy. It will succeed In giving relief where.all oiher remedies have fajled. : ‘ _—'-——%ﬂﬂﬂ-‘ﬂ'*m‘""““*ﬂ-* Moo : ;‘“ Soremess of ihe Throat, Chest : and Lungs. Do not ilelaﬁ' précurlng and immediately taking Coe’s Cough Balsam, when troubled with anyof the above named difficulties. They are all premonitory symptoms of Consumption, and if not arrested, will sooner or later sweep you away into the valley of shadows from which nene can ever return, : i ]

. n Consumption, = Many a care-worn ,s"nffcrgcxi"hnﬁ found relief and today rejoices that her life, has been made easy-and prolonged by the use of Coe’s Copgh Balsami. : ’ P RL sl g ; K TTR Warseo 220 =SRTRA GO 77 LIRS - -Em Short. : ‘ The people know the.article, and it needs né comment from us. It is forgale by every Druggist and Dealer in Medicines in the United States. THE €. G. CLARK CO.; .- Sole Prnprictnrﬂ. New Haven, Ct.

Read! Read! Read!!! . The, Attention of the Pedplo ‘{ WORLD'S (-‘an’:A"l‘ nt:uu:n»;'i 5 COES’ DYSPEPSIA CURE.

This preparation i pronounced by Dyspeptics as the only knewn remedy that will surely cure that aggravating and fatal malady. For years it swept on its fearful tide, carrying before it to an untimely grave, its millions'of sufierers. s 2 ‘ Coe’s Dyspepsia Curefhas Come » to the Rescue. ;! e o : ) ‘{ : J i }Bl Indigestion, BDyspepsia, Sick . Headache, Sourness or Acidity of Stomach, Rising .of KFood, Flatulency, Lassitude, Weari- ; . mess, finally tere , / minating in| = - Death. ‘ B Are as surely cured by this potent rémedy, as the patient takes it. ‘A thongh but/five years before the p‘eogle. what is the verdict of the masses ?2— Heae what Lester Sexton, of Milwankee, says:

[(From LESTER SEXTON, of Milicaukee. MILWAUKEE,!W'IE., Jan. 24, 1868. Mesgrs. C. G. Crark & Co., New Haven, Ct. % : Both myself and wife have uged Coe’s Dyspepsia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY satisfactory as a remedy. I have NO hesitation in saig‘ing that we have received GREAT BENEFIT from ite use, - Very respectfully, | G s LESTER SEXTON.

%A Great Blessing.> , [From Rev. L. F. WARD, Avon, Leraine Co., o,] Messrs. StroxG & ARMBTRONG, e J Druggists, Cleveland, 0. : Genclmw&il,—lt ﬁives me great %}easnre to state that my wife has derived . great benefit from the use of Uos's Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for a numberof years t%reatly troubled with Dyspepsia. accompanied with violent garoxysms of constipation, which so grostrated er that she was all the while, for months, unable to do any thing. She took, at your insgtance, Coe’s ]')ly?epsla Cure, and has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT, and i‘now comparatively well. She regards this medis’ ‘cine as a ite“ blessing. Truly yours, | "Q Jan, 13th, 1868, i L. F. WARD.

i CLERGYMEN. | , { The Rev. Isaac Arxex, of Alleghany, testifies ‘that it has ctred him, after all other remedies had failed, : e : | ottsvalls o B G ELERINCL s /fe Any driggist inthe ¢ountry will tell yon, if you take ythe Ergbil‘l{ﬂe to fenqnft;:e’: that eve? one t¥mt e st nauATIRG brilae of ‘lts great unqualified praise of its grea ,medldtﬁll virtnes. " .”p b ¥ Coe’s Dyspepsia Cure : ."sw;;;zl_;",ﬂ;x%!*:’/ el K sEIe ' Will alsg dinvalnible nall ¢ L £ ok AR ULE A _cases of Didrrmﬁwgo" M@o%mm; f"(%}i;r‘!i,‘ pimgen i fackevery aisgriered condition o the TR s et e ; ﬁﬂ;‘;’;% el SOl G S e ) S A i Wi 7 m i ey

A "GREAT - 'REMEDY i) ! ’ CEVEUM ISP} % e R TN S : - FORTHR OEREON - L o CTHROAT ANDLUNG DISEASES. i . 33 . o e i o 1 Dr. Wisharts Ping Tree Tar Gurdial Pl e G B ‘ It is the vital principle of the Pine Tree, obtained by a peeuliar process in the msrjnar;a@ of the tar, by which ite highest modicﬂ;gr@erﬁee are retained. ../~ = . It is the only rafegnard and reliable remedy which has ever been prepared {rom the juice of the Pine Tree. = s It invigorates the digestive organs and restores the appetite. | ¢ It strengthens the debilitated system, -t purities and enriches the blood, and expels f}(om the system the corruption which scrofala breeds on(the lungs, i : It dissolves the mucus or phlegm which stops the afr passages of the lungs. ! : o LA - Its hqnlin?principle acts npon the irritated sarface of the Jungs and throat, penefrating to each digease d part, relieving pain and subduing inflammation. X Itis the result of yéars of study and experi-: ‘ment, and if is offered {o the afflicted, with the’ poeitive assurance of its power to cure the follow-. ing diseases, if the patient has not tod long'de-. layed a resort to the means of ¢ore: — 4 - Consumption of the Lnnjgs, Cough, Sore Throat. anr‘il %xicast, Br}r)mlchitiAsé h‘i\'er \({«ﬁ‘nmp!aim,cminé{ an eeding Piles, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Di&htheria, ‘éc., &c. i . We are often asked why are not other remedies in the market fcr Congumption, Conghs,’ Colds, and other Pulmonary affections equal to Dr. L. Q. Wishart’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial. Weé answer:—

Ist. It eures, not by stopping cough, but by loogening and assisting mature to throw off the unhealthy matter collected about. the Throat and bronchial tubes, canking irritation and cough, ‘ 2nd. Most Throat and Lung Remedies are composed of “anodyne, which allay the cough for awhile, but by their constringing effects the fibres become hardened, and the unhealthy fluids coagnlate and are retained in the system, cau‘siugfgi‘:_e?se beyond the control of our most eminent physicians el le B

Bd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordfal, with its assistants, are preferable, because the‘gr remove the cause ofirritation of the mucous membrane and bronchial tubes; ags.st the lungs to act and throw off the unhealthy secretions, and purify the blood, thus scientifically making the cure perfect. * Dr. Wishart hlas on flle at his office hundreds and thousands of, Certiflecates, from Men, and Women of unquestionable character who were once hopeksals given up to die, but through the Providence of Go were' completely restored to health by the Pine Tree Tar Cordial. A Physician in attendance who can be consulted in pergon or by mall, free of charge. Price of Pine Tree Tar Cordial $1.59 per Bottqe‘ sll.per doz. Sent by Express on receipt of price.. Address, *L. Q. C. Wishart, M. D., No. 232 North 2d, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.” i 53-Bm, c.w&co

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The Great External Remedy. * For Man and Beast, It will Cure Rheumatism. . Thé reputation of this preparatien is so well established; that little need be said in this connecMoh. . i A 4 “.On MAN it has never failed to cure PAINFUL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,CONTRACTING MUS- - CLES,STIFFNESS and PAINSIN THE JOINTS, _STITCHES in/ the SIDE or Back, SPRAINS, BRUISES, BURNS, SWELLINGS, CORNS andFROSTED FEET, Persons affected with Rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured by . using this wonderful preparation: it penetrates to ﬂ(xle nerve and boné immediately on being applied. ON HORSES it willcure SCRATCHES, | SWEENEY, POLL-EVIL, FISTULA, OLD RUNNING/ SORES, SADDLE or COLLAR GALLS, SPRAINEN. TNINTR, STIFENRESS OF THE STIFLES. &c. It will prevent HOLLOW HORN ~and WEAK BACK IN MILCH COWS. . I have met with great success in bringing my Mixture within the reach of the Public. I am daily in receipt of letters from Physicians, Druggists, Merchants and Farmers, testifying to its ¢urative powers. . i ol - DAVID E. FOUTZ, Sole Proprietor. S BALTIMORE, Mbp, . Sold by Jaseph Pearce, Ligonier, Ind., at © WIHOL I‘;SA LE & RETAIL. £e6

X w BT IVRRT ; R i / RELJABLE ARD REW! « o e .;1 Bl Groverds Baker's Sewing Machines —They will hem, fill, ﬁtﬂph and gather in'the neatest manner. They comprise the two leading stitches now in general use. We sell a machine a full size large and from five to fifteen dollars cheaper than any other agengy. All machines warrented for three years, delivered and taught free of charge. We al€o have the Improved Wheeler & Wilson, or El]iptic Lock Stich ){Lzli‘l}ill(j. el We have the maehine for: the household! use,’ dress making, tailoting, carriage trimming, quilting saddles or any branch of industry dowi o the neatestemprojdepys < o g B Mo in , Agency ~Room for Noble, Lagrange, DeKalb and Stenben ¢ounties- gver Dunning & Son's Gro‘cery store, Ligonier, Ind. Aug.; I*.;r,h§ gl o O 2 RS e BVMPLOYMEBNT ¢Y:; - o s ! At Your Own Homes. EITHER SEX—;ﬂxxital;lo for steady hm{ds. | Pays: large profits—Address for paricunlars at once. SCOSTAR.” No. 10, Croshy Street. New York. | | 4y | s 4 X i | HOUSEKEEPERS! L IZOU[IDIZIDDDIAONRGA 5 Men --- Women ---and’ Children ! ; KN ° Men --- Women =-- and ~ Children !

READ--READ! “‘Cooling.to Scalds and Burns,” ~ ] “‘Soothing to all painful wounds, &c.” : “Healing to all Sores, Ulcers, &e.” ‘Costar’s’ Buckthorn Sal ostar’s’ Buelkthorn Salve Is the most extraordinary SALVE ever known.— Its power of Soothing and Healing for all Cuts Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles, &e., &e.—is without a {m’mllel. ‘One person says of it, g would not be without a bhox in my House, if it cost $5.00, or I had to travel all the way to New York for it.” : { ' . | [N. Y. Evening News, Sept. 5.] “All druggistein LIGONIER sell'it, Or address “COSTAR,” No. 10 Crosby st., N. Y.

“COSTARS? Standard Preparations, COOST tl‘*’f‘fiAß’S” vR . ® BEAUTIFIER! ) » ' L"ﬁ‘/ ‘r .’ : oe Blossoms RittensSoetandfrange Blos I “Costar’s” Bqt; Roach, &c., Exterminators. . - 7 ‘Costar’s’ Bed Bug Exterminators, Costar’s’ (only pure) Insect Powder. ** Only Infallible Reme ies linown;”<" - : "« 18 years establishedfmiNew York,” . '1 . 412,000 Boxes and Flaskaimanufactured daily.” “l!!Bewaro!!lofimﬁ_gons." L ** All Druggists in LIG ONIER sell them.” e o kddtm At L ';”"‘f‘:‘ ’:"' ; e £ Hexey R. Cosrany 28 Crosby St., N. Y. Or, Jom F. Henuv, (Siceadsorto) . . Demss BarNes & C0,,21 Park Row, N, Y. 't e e.. BOLD BY BARNETT & CO;, Decdth 81y, -0 LIGONIER, IND."

HARDWARE.

. IF .YOU WANT- ‘i Agricultural Implements, © Mechanies’ Tools, ‘ . B e 1% o - % BUILDING MATERIAL, e b DY o‘,nytihi'ng‘made ot.. i IRON or STEEL, o | GALL AT | : : | PARKER & GERBER'S Hardware Store, Where }nu can buy anything,’i"’:m‘d‘cv(*r_v-'i‘é ~ thing in their line of the BEST QU ALIT Y And at the . LOWEST PRICES. OLD IRON, - , : COPPER ; : And RAGS, Taken in exchange for Goods.. L { Give Us'a Callr ‘ PARKER & GERBER.. _ Ligonier, Ind., March 17.-3 m.

:NY o r MARBLEWGORK s e o LIGONIER, & - .- - - - - - |~ INDI4NA, INKS&E VORI S, Manwfacturers and Dealers in | Amgrican and” - Italian BMarhie, TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, URNS, VASES, k 2 | g . CABINET SLADS, : . Alko BUILDING STONE, . £ SUCH AS o WINDOW. & DOOR CAPS, . i AND STLLS, WATER-TABLES, | : ¢ UL, ete., etcd ete,, &c., &c. Any designsneatly finished and promptly furnisired at as reasonable; prices as can be obtained in any market far or ticar.. Onr aim is'to doa ¢ FAIR AND HONORABLE BUSINESS. | Public hatrongge earnestly solicited, and satisfaction promited. Perrons are invited to call and examifie our work. - Shop on west side-of Cavin Street, near MeConnell’s Land Ageney. Lo May 13,768, -tf INKS & VORIS.

WILLIAY CROW LJ I 8 AGAIN IN THE FIELD ! :,i L : ’ With an éntirely niew and complete stock n‘n"_ Ro i i GROCERIES & . | PROVISIONS, At hix New Brick Store, titst deorsouth of Jacobs: 2 i store, S el Faim street, !écn,da{lh'i!le, End. Having erected a:ecommodious brick store and finished it-off expressly for the'grocery and proyision trade, he has filled it with one of the best and most eompléte assortments of Groceries ever offor: ed to the citizens of Kendallvilie, emhracihgeverything in the line ot b * ; Groceries, o CetpProvisions, i Confections, Flour, S Truits, Butter, ! i Eggs, ; Carn, * L Poultry, Yegetalles, Willow-ware, Woeden-ware, - . Keroseste Oil, Stoneware, f Yankce Notions, . . Crockery, And several thousand other articles, which will be sold “‘as chéap as the cheapest.” Having no old goods on hand, bought at *‘war prices,” he can afford to sell chegp. and every leffart will be made . to give entire sa sfattion to all those who may fa- | vor him with their Patronage. T | The highest Market Price paid for. Butter, Eggs, Lard, and ail kinds* of Counfry Produce. '.. 2] \ . Give the new store a call, and examine goﬁ’dsi and prices. . Wu. CROW. April 1 1868, tf. s Do 1‘

ATTENTION! _ Ga,binet Shon v Lyt aNDE Sg el Cabinet Ware R.D.XKERR Would respectfully announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a ‘lT¢n;ge and}suEe'x‘iorgto?k of - CABINET 'WARE, .

consifinginpartef 4. T¢W4 T DRESSING BUREATUS, (6 i / . WARD:ROBES, TABLES. o S ) i . . STANDS, LOUNGES, ' : L CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, » .. I ; 8T w 0 ey ¢ v MOULDINGWG BED-STEADS, . : : and in fact every thing usually kept in a ﬁrstt:lass Cabinet Shep. Particular attention paid to the e . UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. COFFINS ‘always on hand and made. to Q‘r.der\upo;i‘ ghortnotice. S ' ' . |A good Hearse alwnys in readiness. . so, all kinds of Shop Work %;w order. Furniture B‘?ﬁgn west side of Cavi 'smtlgg@w ad. ‘*%y’srd,‘l G‘Eﬁﬁ;‘ L s ‘

: B THE b& R v ' FIRST PREMIUM % : Of a Silver Medal A ARRETT'S HAUR RESTORATIVE YO .4L BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIV 3@ ' : Agricultural Society, at.’ &G 2o it Ao S, - G BERRETIIE 15 o, Vegetable Hair Restorative - : ! Restores Gray Hairto itaNatdral Colors pro« .. - eo Tt Lel & f acatcg Dandruff end l’ﬁnmon 3. prevents Q Hair falling out ; is n superior Dressing. It contains no injuridus ingredients, i And is the most popular and re?i]- 3 Q: ‘blil:a‘zich :th?;ﬁlhw:; :he v : WS ¥£B i :m‘h&‘\”«fi';d’«“f@*f iy e R 1 4 RUBARAETT & D, Proprisiors, { SMOU s TP :ﬁmts’l‘!:l!‘;“f*.iﬂ‘;ﬁ ‘; . Lorp & Smrrw, ‘f(}b:icngo, General Agents for‘the Northwestern States. --~ - . WiiLerr & Moork, Agents for Lio 00 kG . And.for sate by all ~ , M‘? w 0 # Fol gleve 2 e v 588

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HARDWARE! HARDWARE !

I. M. CHAPMAN & €O, Still hOl({"’fort%l'l at the po'pul af Hard- ; ;Ware :Co,rneir, with the most Qom- ; : 'p;let'e\, SprmgStock,and atthe lowest prices in Northern Indiana.

STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!

THE LEGISLATOR STOVE TRIUMPHANT. The utiprécedenﬁéd sale that has t‘ollnwcdg the introduction of th. above Stove in this market, and the unbounded satistaction which it ; has everywhere given, warrant us in ‘saying that it is the best and most COMPLETE STOVE made. Every Stove fally WARRANTED, : Will keep fire twenty four hours without renewing. Cheapest first class Stove in 5 " the market. Everybody call and examine it = - G R

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[ thinis e B RS ! (Bt | l e Among the mgny persons mow laving 1t in use, and [who have throughly tested its merits we eordially Tefyr all those in want iof such a stove to i .~ Mrs. J. B. Stutzman, Ligonier. Mrs, Isaac Lantz, Haw Patch. o a 4 JW, Wyland, e ‘ Burton Peck, « e . 2|4 | Peter Sisterhen, et & ACP. Gerher, ¢ & * 1% Levi Kiester, pie ol - % John R. Kitt, ' - FooAase M Straus; ' & ¢ John Houtz, Cromiwell. [ S Mrs. Jessc Baker, Sparta. ! . We have also in stock a full line of square and drum stoves, among our choice pat- | . terns are “SENATOR,” “JUBILEE,” “MINNESOTA,” i ' ! “SOVEREIGN,” “FORTUNE,” “HARVESTER,” &g¢., &c., &0., &e. -

Sltingles! Shingles!! Shingels!!! 500,000 “A, No. 1” Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pine Shingles, - oVB . J.M. CHAPMAN & CO’. 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, i : Lo 1 J. M. CHAPMAN & CO'S.

Bt g : i ; : ME AR Ly R nE R L 'ENT “CHILLED PLOWS,” PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS. We offer fd the farmers of Nohle au:l_ ,adjdining counties, t)@xe coming ,Seuon, the Celebrated Somth Bgnd Chilled Plow. - ‘ , 2 o , e i No, Plow ever introduced in this market, has had such an unprecedented sale, and everywhere given such universal satisfaction as the CHILLED PLOW, introduced by us last fall. It has stood the test in every instance, and yields the palm to aone. Among the many advantages claimed for this plow, we may enumerate :— [lt will scour anywhere and in any kind of soil: It runs very steady. Runs a Lalf lighter than any cast plow made. Will out-wear any steel plow made.” ' All we ask is a trial. Call and-examine it. o

Gunsmithing in all its branches.Gm Repairs, Locks, M ain éprings, Hammers, &e., &e., kept "cbnst_antly on hand o at || T S J. M.QHAPMAN,&. CO’B.

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M,i:CHANxos TOOLS ' A Large Stock Of (%isels, Saws, Boring Machines, Planes, Ritts, Braces, Rules, &e. i s ia.ll and examine before you buy, at i< e J. M/CHAPMAN & 00'8.°

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BTEREQLCOPIC VIZWR. | Srein . ALBUMS, - »:‘i . M.y CHROMOS, . - i E. & H.T. ANTHONY & CO,, 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, .. mmmdmﬂuquimiumn..mw.‘.j’ ﬂ-u«uﬂ:nm-ﬁwﬂm. } We ”’uln wer Powr Thousand subjectsl u Biereoscopic v.m"‘

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THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, . A new and intenvely luteresting l;"icl. - Klne, m--imdmlrnﬁ--rent Views, in inn variety. Weare also uelnncAE-u fn Amerieac for “FERRIER'S GLASS VIFAYS," of which we bave & splendid sssortment. Agents for. Frith's Series of 8 1-43 6 1-3 is, Photographic Views in Switserland, the Rhine, Fagisnd, Scotland, Welcs, &c-. STEREOSCOPES. -We mauufacture very laigely, and have s large #Bo¢ck &7 Fhe dest styles at the lowest rabes. S £l o PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.—Our Manufacture of Alhums is well known throughout the cenntry as superior iu quality and beauty to il All we sell ave made in our own Factory. and sur nim are diferent from those ;l‘gny other makef. Buyers shonld ot .fall to ses’ens otock defore ing their parchasés. . X i 0 ~ 3 § L FE k s . . CHROMOS. . . | These beuntiful pictures, hat cannot be distinguiohed fé mﬂ Paintings, st one tenth their cost, we import hrﬁ‘y’ﬁz London, Berlin, Vieana and- Rome, and .supply.the (rade st the E. &H. T. ANTHONY & CO, : ‘ 501 Broapwav. N.oY,, - i Importers and Manuf'rs of Photo.razhic Materials:

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M aed > This wonderfal and renownéd ,»;«-,-._s{rano{i xs nc;t an article of accident or chancesbut the final production of years of careful study ahd experiment: - “Onits own MERITS it has %:nckly-risen to an m;lprccedvm_e«l WORLD-WIDE . POPULARITY. . ! g Even Paris, tlie gréat mart of beaut?' and fashion, has sent over her orders for it. It immediately cleanses the scalp, freeing it from dawdrufl and hamors. Sy It prevents the hair from lﬂ}“nﬁ off, and .often produces a Taxuriant growth on bald : .- heads. b i S It never fails to RESTORE GRAY AND JFADED HAIR to all its youthful lustre, ; z soft and silken beauty. Brs.uﬁ,w&? and stub- : born hair is made soft, pliable an beautiful, @ 80 pure 8 VEGETABLE COMPOUND for the Hair has never been in the.market, while agR s Lo

| it Is a perfect luxury, cbnthln!ng"no dirty. ,dlsa¥recable sediment, or soiling the finest ] fabric. S 47 . @- It gives to the locks and tresses s soft and raven hue, charmingly beautiful, and-the ‘most unbounded satisfaction to qIL R -~ Every Bottle is Warranted. . FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, | Wholesale Agents, Chieago. =~ - &~ And for sale by all Drufgists everywhers. . American Shuttle SEWING MACHINE! Is retailéd at pricé within the reach ofall. Thix Machine uses a straight needle, makes. the LOCK STITCH (alike on both sides), hasa self-adjusting tension, and can do every variety of S‘eh'ing; Tt will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, quilt, tack - rufle, and gather; will werk equally. well on_ silk linen, woolen, or cotten geods, white silk, linen, or cotton thread. ST §

. THE e AMERICAN SHUTTLE ' SEWING MACHINE : 3 . : : 3o =ERS e WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS! VU lETLUR Wil U 8 BUpPpPled Wit uppn‘cliw'pam' of the Machine, in case of accident. 1t makes pre: cise]y 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 low-priced Shuttle Machine in'the market that has this feed. We are enabled to sell a first-class SHUTTLE MACHINE ata very low price, on accountof its Simplicity, | and consequent low cost of Manufacturing, in comparison with complicated machines, * = -

We wigh to arrange with ,Azgnté. male or female, to represent the American Shuttle Sewing Machine, in each State, County, and Town 'in the United States and Ontario, / Extra inducements to experienced agénts. For full particulars, as to Salary or Commission, address . = g . G.V.N. ANDREWS, - : General Agent, Detroit, Mich. N. B..—For the benefit of our Agents we_'/have‘ a,i\ranged with parties who have Goods suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sell. W§ wﬂlkse‘nd BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulats on re-ceipt-of one red stamp. Address G.V.N. ANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich. .~ - October 20th, 1868.-Iy. ' Sl

PHOTOGRAPHIC. H. R: CORNELL, Having purchased the PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, Lately occupied by J. F. Cliristman, re: spectfully announces to the public that he is prepared to take ] Any one’s Phiz; . Justasitis, . In elery size and style of the Photographic ‘art, from miniatures in rings te large sizes-foxfroming."k Rl R Particular Attention Paid to co@ “n“g“vold:'&f' ez‘mt ;'s,yx’m‘d} ‘ambrotypesg:itocardsomlargx;n%e ; Workwmtﬁdigall cases satisfactory. - Ligonier, Ind,, May3d,BB6B. " @ COOK,COBURN & CO. - P o i '.%g_ , tisements f Iper; at our lowest R Set

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334 Thousand Now Out, ot Dl et | . American Farmers' ‘){ e .v‘gv‘ny‘ : i ROBERT STEWART, M.D., V.B, : : :rn;mx.nié nro THE uimux"‘sr“ i | Rev. HENRY LEIBHART, ,fAsao‘ciate Ed.‘ of the Christian Apologist. Conicézlc(e in (_)nev Larg; Octla;'o Volume, bof .r - 600 pages, handsomely and appﬂ”pﬁ-r i \ateuiy‘ Embellished dn:t Illudzmtgd.‘ | PRICE, boghdlin'mqroqéo cloth, $3.50‘

m;HIS work embodies the results of twenty years’ ‘| #, " original investigation and highly successfnl veterinary practice, under circumstanees the most favorable for the (I‘evelogment of the most rational, ‘economical and sticcessful modes of treatment /for { all curable diseages to which the horse and mule are subject. : It also containg a most timely ‘and common . sense treatise on Stock Raisin% and Stock Management, including Breeding, Food; | Stable Management, Gentling, Breaking, Abuses, | Shoeing, Vices, Unsoundness, the Marks ‘of Age, &c., &c. Itis, in short, a complete and perfect guide to the most rational treatment of horges and mules, in both sickness and health. The hundreds of letters received from those hay- | ing used the book speak in terms of unqualified ‘ giraiae of its great sim'pncity. and ‘wtrinsic merits. I'Mg. L SMITH, of Br dgewater, illiams co., 0., writes: i*‘l have treated several very bad cases by the aid of Stewart’s Horse Book with the best of . success *One “tvith Swelled Throat, one with Cracked Heels, one with Swelled Head and Neck, and one ¢olt with Blood Spavin, * 1 Mz, AiJ. STUART, of Uarthaﬁe, Tenun., says :— “By the use of the remedies in this work (American Farmer's Horse Boo?, I have cured the following named dixeases: Three cases of Pharcy, one of Glanders, several of Distemper, two colts { of Costiveness, two cases of Colic, one of Colt |- Founder, one gr Big Head and Jaw inits worst stages, one of Nasal Gleet, and one of Scratches. I'havetwo cases of Glanders under treatment,— which lam satistied I shall cure. The work ‘is almost an jnfallible guide.” g ! Mr. W, 8. CONFER, of Davenport, Towa, says: *‘My Horse has had very Sore Eyes for the past year anda half, and has been treated by a good | 'veterinary surgeon without any success, but lately I'have taken hold myself, and followed the direc‘tians#iven in the Horse Book, and now my Horse is well.” o i = JACOB ROBERTS, Esq., of New Pgltz. Ulster cO., N. Y., writes: *I have examined and coim‘pared the American Farmers’ Horse Book, and pronounce it the best of any 1 have ever seen, hoth ag to its simplicity and tplain manner of describing diseases, I have'the ufmost faith in the remedies prescribed, and would not take $25 for my book if:l could not have another.” S "EDWARD POWERS, Esg., of Orangeville, Trambull cod; Ohio, samz “It has saved a valuable horse for me. I cheerfully recommend it to ‘ everﬁ farmer or owner of a horse.” ’ I | WE HAVE RECEIVED HUNDREDS OF JUST SUCHE TESTIMONIALS, and will send a long list to. ang one on application. The following are among the diseases (though by no means al] of them,) already reported as detected and snccessfully treated by the aid of this book : Glanders, .. - : L

Coligy, -y o T : _Fistula, ; : LY Tl*Dnll!,rg‘ed Hock, ~ ey Scratches, F . Blood Spavin, Inflammatior: of the ‘Stomach, _ Bone Spavin, ol By ; t - Inflammation of the Lungs, o A Ring Hoge, L T TR ¢l i . S Complaing, < e ke Pl BL - 0 Carh, i L ~ Pharcy, Lameness of the Fore Knee, ; . Contrection of the Heel;: . i © . Btaggers, _ S Tk Fistplent Golicg 1 00, .~ .0 ... Stonein the Bladder, ' . Gracked Hoofjud s SRI el dosldan Al S * * Greasy Heel, Inflaimation of the Eye, : - Inflammation of the Shoulder, *.+. . ‘Lung Fever, - sl s -~ Cataracts on the Eye,* o i Distemper, ; T : ~_ Straips, __or.'gffi;i’;ﬁﬁgf o e Work? and sry SEpS SRI oo e o YOS ot whote 36 000 p’%‘én;!;";‘ﬁa”ﬁ&’&f&’é‘} ' iLA TR TS S with others, " © o We have not yet heard of a sinigle’ person - oho wwas dissatiefld ith the bos, -

' l ; {" ¥ u-*:»,:‘ ‘Exclpsi.ve Territory and the - most Liberal Teérma. ol At fio time since the first 116416 woek hgve:gents met with such nnei':‘zq:q‘ is: e %rowning Aheir efforts; . One: ¢ wﬂl;'ﬁ sa"?»urme more. the ﬁKk I 8 used.thé- better it : | se{l:.”” Another: “;A;l\_myv, oks are dgl?tered and with Asnrpﬂzlngbemcc(;ls—mo\-e than T ever . saw in the book ling before.” Another Aayet Sg St PR RO IR S plied mé‘ming?ﬁen_ gleibfe?lnx %nd,mj:‘"ffgg{ gwhomnmm ':ndhywu'gné st | nor:egzpok- .i‘n.:xhtpne&?;ﬁ:meh s Yltds 08 ured BM : F oo PTARE uﬁ‘lcﬁmimrﬁ tlmt‘:he i ICAN FARmmainonsn ( Khs;u.nm' ﬁ“ . THAX Evee Brromre. It is nowgown- th out the x?%x* %ﬂ (hm':jr& éxnowm’x?'éi% STANDARD, Hience the ne Rt Al rdem St gs e BT L CTLi X fadss e ... O.F VENT, Publisher, - ALY, W, st ot SR Eavotan ¢