The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 7, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 June 1869 — Page 4

5 e ¥ lA $l 4 ot Amn;mﬁm’ WHAT? " The Wﬁkinme&'rg?:mdent ot the Cincinnati Cazetfe thinks that the offices -and oﬂumkmm soon be disgosedﬁqf. and Ythat the' next thing in hand will be “economy and honest dealing between the ‘Governnient and the people, and the exacting of honest dealing fron_l,‘t{léﬂ%eéﬂ&” But this, "he thinks also, will soon be accomplished, and then what? There are | men, he';hinks, in high places, “who | dg not believe that "s)afse quiet ideas ‘will be the digtinguishing ones of the _‘asmin‘i‘stf&thn;””f_m* ghu of persons, says the correspondent, ask themselves ome: question ; After the offices. what? And answer somewhat vaguely “Cuba, Canada, Mexico.” " If, says the Bt. Louis Republican, . the administration of Gen. Grant shall succeed in realizing economy and honest dealing between the Government and the people, and theexacting of honcgt dealing from+the people, it will do a great and?f,vﬂuable'worﬁ, and accomplish more than there is much reason to expect. If it shall postpone Canada, Cubad, and Mexico until it has' made economy and fair dealing practical in all branches of the public service, and in all the relations between the Gov-l ernment and the people, Cuba, Canada, and Mexico may rest content that they will not be reached, not to say during the term of Gen. Grant, but during that ot several of his successors, | But this is not the meaning of the correspondent. Correct or incorrect, his meaning n_w'.zobe stated in this wise : After several honest men in office have been displaced in favor of rogues, and several rogues-in favor of honest men, it will be assumed that economy and honest 'dealing have been established ; and then the' character of the administration will be fixed, It will render itself distinctive by a speciality; embarking in the Lzanifest Destiny ;business, seeking glory and renown in the work of making indiseriminate territorial additions to the United States.

Perhaps the best evideuce any Govemmeﬁzever gave of its ability—the best proof it ever offered of its right to exist and continue—consisted in taking the best possible care & the snbjec;ﬁa it had 'ams their actnal boundaries.: Thus far, in the experience of mankind, these functions, when properly performed, have furnished full employment for the most active and vigilant administrations. Just ‘now, we are very confident, that if the executive government of Gen. Grant is endoyeg with superior stores. of wisdom -and - public virtue, they can all bestow to advantage upon the domain already reduced to possession. We confesg—and we are happy in the confession—that we do not, thus far, perceive much evidence of| this filibustering spicit on the part ot the new administration. In the Cuba matter, it has taken thée proper position, and it will, it is hoped, retain it, in spirit as well as in letter. There ie force in the much abused phrase “Lat us have peace.” We neds qeaé'e, not nominally alone, but actually. We need to be taken of the: strain, not only of perilous public acts hut ot sensational ones. We need to get released from present difficulties before running into any new dangers. We need ‘that the Government shall so conduct itself that we may<ease to look upon) it as an antic drama got up for purposes of astonishment to. omrselves and the rest of mankind, and regaypd it simply as a useful instrumentality, whose operations are all ‘the more’ benign the less they obtrude themselves disagreeably upon our perceptions. ; i

General Grant’s Opinion of Himself. Accprding to the Washington corres,pondent of the New York: Heening Post General Grant in private conversation evinces no little displeasure at the manner in which he had been imposed on by men whom he thought he could trust, by ~whom he was induced into making appointments, many of whom had provedi to be improper ones. He further said that in the beginning of his Administra. tion he had made the mistake of promising, under strong political pressure, certain offices, when it appeared afterward that the candidates were totally unfit. for the positions they sought. | These admissions show that Grant is ‘having the conceit taken out of him, and that his confidence in his ability to run the Government is on & marked decline, The people have long since noticed his failure, and it is a gratification to know that the fact bas not escaped -even his own obtuse obseryation. He never was fit for the office, had no sort of capacity for(it, and every day’s experience proves it. v"(l:l‘oreafter when the people desire a political doctor, it is to- be hoped they will not send. for their butcher. : A Maine man gives his method of treating balky’ horses as follows :— “Let me inform the humane men and hostlers and all who hold the reins, ~ that the way to cure balky horses is to take them from the carriage and whirl them rapidly round till tiey are . giddy. It requires two men to accomplish this, one atthe horse’s tail.— Don’t let him step out. Hold him to the smallest pbssiglé cirele. One dose will often cure him ; two doses are final with the worst horse that ever refused to stir.” i Bl - DECLINE OF PRICES,—The - Financial Chronicle, f New York attributes the present depression of business to the fall mt;;ead stuff. It says that collections at the West are made slowly and m difficalty, for with lower prices for his produce the farmer finds hiniself unexpectedly crippled “in his capacity to pay what he owes, or to maintain the -t:% offeﬂ)ezdigum; to which a long period of high prices lag scousiom. . Tho.Weiorn to meet the claims of his Eastern cred- ;,; . O ’n,',k‘ ; w « mtm»‘ oo o o church s e zw (T T vy vy oy Pag e Sl Blds? WO R T d - )

fl!lport:mt Announcement. - New WOl‘k on a New Plan! ‘ A - FAMILY PHYSICIAN,

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It requires no| argument to convince a person that 1t is well worth the small sum of $2.50 or §3 to have, right in one’s own ‘house, a reliable Family Physiclan, always at hand, ready to be comsnulted, and to give the very best of advice, froe of ¢harge. The Doctor’s bills saved, by the use of this book, would amount to more every year, in any ordinary family, than several times its cost, to Bay nothing of the amount of suffering saved, and the possible saving of life itself. But recently a- gentleman wrote : “¥our book has not only saved mé a.large doctor’s bill, but the life of my boy,” while,"according to his own statement, he lost the little brother of the boy saved, by not having the ' book in time: : : WANTED, Thig bw all of my publications, is sold .only by subs®fption, and the unparalleled success of agents already in the fleld, is a sure guarantee of its great popularity and great ‘salability, and hence of the success of others who miay engage in its sale. No better or more salable book has ever been offered, One agent hus reported 580. sub scribers in five weeks and two days. One reports 128, and another X 33 for one week. Another ‘reports 240 for two weeks, One agent has sveraged 10 orders per day for two Tonths. Itis a ‘work of great practical value, and is .emphatically the book to sell in hard times. | Send For Cireular, Glving Pull Partiealas, _Terms, &s, - Exclusive Torritory and the e e e ‘x S s j Add ;ﬁ iimm;,, A o 2R »”“55’«;% Br oo s o ;; RN 1’“;; A SR R S e R i;gxwi o Omesrsnati, ~M‘;

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_ I 8 AT THE STORE oy : J. Decker, * In Miers’ Block on Cavin street, Ligonier: Indiana. | m%'ggl’lfpleu M?oymnéggn;m Provisions, they are bound to sell T - Cheaper tlmn the Cheapest. His stock has been selected with care, and consists of the choicest selections of COFFEES, FLOUR, - & TEAS, MEAT, SUGARS, FISH, ; SYRUPS, SALT: and all other articles in his line of business. : I will pay thehighestmarket prlozto;ﬁimhof COUNTRY PRODUCE mgonler.lnd..hnul:y"”t‘lx.lmA i

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« d i This wonderful and reﬁowued preparation Is not an article of accident or chance, but the final production of years of careful stidy : and experiment.; o - On its own MERITS It has guickly risen @m an m'llprece'donted WORLD-%VIDE POPULARITY. E Paris, the great mart of beauty and @ffw{ﬁ. l?ass-ente over hlt'a orders for &. It | Immediately cleanses the scalp, freeing it - from dandruff and humors. ’ It prevents the hair from falling eff, and @gfeﬂ? p;'pances‘a luxuriant mm og' bald 8. It never falls to RESTORE GRAY AND softand siken beaty. Brash Wio and i soft an en i el b Foniat 80 pure s VEGETABLE GOMPOUXD for @me' l&lr has neveErT been in the market, while a 8 a G " it 158 perfect luxury, containing no- dirty, g;iufreeap ble sednne’:’n. or solunf the finest ric. : @‘ It gives to the locks and tresses a soft and raven hue, chaming}y beautiful, and the most nnbounded satisfaction to all. : ~ Every Bottle is Warranted, FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, Wholesale Agents, Chieago, @™ And for sale by all Druggists everywhere

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The Stars and Planets reveal your destiny !— YOUR DESTINY ! Whatisit? Goodorivil ~Rich or Poor—Exalted or Debased? Are yon to rise to Eminence, Honor, Wealth and Power? Or, are you to sink into obscurity and oblivion, and be forever unknown? What are %urhtture pro- | :gects inlife? TO BE OR NOT BE? Thatis the all-absorbi¥ question. Who will solve it ?— ' DR. RAPHAEL can solve it. All who are in trouble, all who have been unfortunate, all who have heen seduced by false ?I:mises and deceit;go tohimmd&dﬂce m&u faction, He has the secret of n:glthe lections of the- opposite seX. IfLadies who have suffered from misplaced -confidence, consult him before thez_%?t mnrrled...hge will restore their bloom, freshness, and vigor of youth, and enable them to emter married life with confidence of health and happiness. He will show you the likeness of your ; FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE. He can foretell the result of all business trans- . actions and q;:cnhﬁom. Men whe were - cessful in their business—men who worked“m and who atru?led against adverity and misfor‘tune all their w:h:nd found the more they tried ‘to get forward in worldth_emprethh;gnyent. m&lt them-thess men eonsnlb_ed_hxna ollowed advice, and are sow rich, hﬂ;py. and successSuiinal thes sayrigeings, Ne oin D theut N i 'n . . . His PREVENTIVE against having children isin ‘ﬁ.#‘-%:&wmmm from 10 A. M. to SP. e D u on fee 0 DoLrARS, w Jmmm: S Persons at a distance may communicaté comfldentially by letter, if they enclese Twe Dollars | for a eonmfm_ion feo. Sond four § cent stamps for bookenﬂﬂﬂ;gﬂdatoﬂnﬂ(h and Long mh%nnmg the ons of the Oppo-uoﬂex. | nd'l.pw%mmn:tomm‘ ‘Address gr. hael, Post Offiee . Bex .. No. iw U:Ohlm.o.l_!._ 5 o = SECOND WIDTH. ‘ PHOTOGRAPHIC. H. R. CORNELL, Having purchased the PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, Lately occupied by J. F. Christman, respectfully announces to the public that he is prepared to take = Any one’s Phiz; Justas it is, " In elery size and style of the Photographic art, from miniatures in rings to large sizes for froming, -~ oel Particular Attention Paid to . __ rroty pes and W aegiconivgd <B4 e SPBAY T R eI oy . !‘(,., B 8 e A;i';j;é,:;;,,_;.ge; = R R . e LUUR.LVUDUNRNG UU. s T AN AR SO 8 s j’ e s ’;; Ly =r-"§im-‘¢av'2-'c;’_;‘-«.': ‘wzfimt ! R ,g 'R ?LL _1 ,7: L G

o | mosei ALT . Dr. Wishart s Pine Tree Tar Cordia 14 la the vital principle of the Sisk Thee, obiai e e e

It is the only safeguard and nusm e remed y xgid: has ever been prepared from the juice o | ;zt igorates th ﬂlﬂlﬂ"ml}mm t?lt the debilitated at and enriches &e% .;xogll: from t%: x:tqn the corruption W ~ jlt dissolves the mwudrphh.n which dopn; air passages of the lungs. 3 uof the Elmgs “ﬂe throat, mmt&fl&rl; ﬁon.d part, relieving pain and subduing inflamtis the result of years of study and o?rland it is offered tojhen'mzbd&,vd the :&v‘cmmnce of its. power to eure the followif4he patient has not too long de‘layed a resort to the means of cure :— umption of the Lnnﬂs. Cm&xe Thma &‘: u;l:hen asked why are not r remedies mdm K m!;'qm L Q an y affectic k. . Whﬁf?:mm Al ;'Ougdhl.;_;w:— ist. It * not' § stopping’ L. bnt by loosening and mlnﬂn% nature k&ethm off the. unhealthy matter collected about Throat and bronchhi‘ _tubes, uum irritation and cough. pamed of snodyme, ‘which Sy e eongh o ‘awhile, but by their constringing effects oﬁ‘:es fibres ‘become hnrdene‘ghand the unhealthy flnids cotg: ‘ Jate and are retained in the system, causing med i‘nb::yc_md the control of our most eminent phyMR ;- hs eoO e S T R 3

Bd. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with its assist8, are preferable, because they remove the cause :ﬁrﬂuﬁon of the mucous membrane and bronchial tubes, assist the lungs to act and throw off the unhealthy secretions, and purify the blood, thus ; tifically making the cure perfect. Dr. Wishart has on flle at Mc?a hundreds and thousands of Certificates, from Men and Women of u character who were once ’l% then up to die; but through the -Providence of God weére comy y restored to health by the Pine Tree’ Qf A Physician in_attendance who can consulted in person or bym%llnaof e Price of Pine Tree Tar Cordial $1.59 per y R B %, 070 Wishae M D o 208 Rossn ess, . T, M. . } No; 4, Street, Ph&adgxpnm Pa.? . - ‘&n e.w&co

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The Great External Remedy. j For Man and Beast. It will Cure Rheumatism. © The reputation of this paratien is so well :tablhhes, that little use,(r:e Baid in this oonngc‘ on. i e =t On MAN it has never failed to core PAINFUL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, CONTRACTING MUS- i CLES,STIFFNESS and PAINS IN THE JOINTS, BTITCHES in the SIDE or Back, SPRAINS, -BRUISES, BURNS, SWELLINGS, CORNS and FROSTED FEET, Persons affected with Rheuma- | tism can be effectually and permanently cured by using this wonderful preparation: it penetrates : t?!:l&e nerve and bone immediately on being apP'ON HORSES it will cure SCR AT CHE s, SWEENEY, POLL:EVIL, FISTULA, OLD RUN- ° NING SORES, SADDLE or COLLAR GALLS. SPRAINER JOINTS, STIFFNESS OF THE STIFLES, &c. It will ﬁravent,HOLLOW HORN and WEAK BACK IN MILCH COWS. i ; i _ 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 ourative powers. - DAVID E. FOUTZ, Sole Proprietor. - BALTIMORE, M, Seld by Joseph Pearce, Ligonier, Ind., at ‘. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. 126

RELIABLE AND NEW! E, . * Grover& Baker's Sewing Machines —They will hem, fill, stitch and. §nther in the n=atest manner. 'l‘hed comprise the two leading sti shes now in general use. We sell a machinea ‘il gize large and from five to fifteen .dolars che: ser than any other agency. = All machines warre: ied for three g‘ean. delvered and taught free of cha e, We.also have the Ilixlproved Wheeler & Wilsor or »m&;mc Lock Stich Machine. - - PR e have the machine for the household use, dress making, tailoring, carrin%?mt_rlmmlng. quilting saddles or any branch of industry down to the neatest emproidery. y 5 < Ageuc{”3 Room for Noble, La§ran , DeKalb -and Steuben connties— over Dunning geSon‘s Gro_cery store, Ligonier, Ind. " Ang., 19th {

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EMPLOYMENT At Your Own Homes. EITHER SEX—Suitable for steady -hands. Pays large profits—Address for pariicnlars at once. ““COSTAR,” No. 10, Crosby Street, New York. .~ HOUSEKEEPERS! . HOUSEKEEPERS! | Men -.- Women-and - Children ! Men --- Women~-- and - Children i : N e ;2’ RHAD-READ! " 'Eiowﬁ‘g&"ﬁéiﬁﬁ}hig '“” 5 Wit DY aly ‘Costar’s’ Buckthorn Salve 1o the most_extraordinary SALVE ever known.— R:Oﬂ!’“ Soothing and Her %ﬁlﬁ son” says of it, ~1 would not be without a box in my House, if it NS 1l el ww}fv s 125 I Joening News, Sept. 8 ‘All druggists in LIGONIER i £ (Or addrets “COSTAR,” No. 10 Crasby st., N, Y.

2 YOOSTARS” Standard Preparations, m g CCOSTARS” A . 5 | Bitter-Sweet and Orange Bloggoms One Bottle, sl.oo—Three for §2:00, = ' - - “Costar’s’ Bed Bug Exterminators, Costax’s (only pure) Insoct Powder, Dxstas] BARNES ,jﬁ’;*’w N. Y.

l. f’ll I Taol i, | l%echamcs’ Tools, ) T/ ‘ 3 : BUILDING MATENIAL, ; ' fOr anything made of | : IRON or STEEL, e : ? {7 i TOALL AT 1 'PARKER & GERBER'S | | : ; Hardware Store, e Where §ou s buy anything and every}J’thing in their line of the. * BEST QUALITY | And at the , LOWEST FRICES. OLD.IRON, 4 ¥ ' CCOPPER b ‘ ¥ . And RAGS, Taken in exchange for Goods. : Give Usa Call! | PARKER & GERBER. Ligonier, Ind., March 17.-Bm. ./ —m———— MARBLE WORKS INKS & VORI S, ]!anufaotuferq and Dealers in : American and Italian Marble, TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, URNS, VASES, g | CABINETSLABS.. Also BUILDING STONE, ; SUCH AS, L | WINDOW & DOOR CAPS, - |, ' AND SILLS, WATER-TABLES, - ‘ etc., ete. ete,,” &c., &c. A..1i% design neatly finished and promptly furnished -at as reasonable prices as can bc obtained in any market far or near. Ouraim istodoa | FAIR AND HONORABLE BUSINESS, Pub#ic‘pntronage earnestly solicited, and satisfaction| promised. Persons are invited to call and examine our work. Shop.on west side of Cayin StréEt‘.n near MeConnell’s Land Aﬁency. Lol Mhpy 13, ’68,-tf INES & VORIS

! S e .‘_” St o s ‘WILLIAM CROW Iy . T I AGAIN IN THE FIELD! With an entirely new and complete stock of Hie : : : | GROCERIES & i ‘ . PROVISIOSN. i “ i 4 At/his New Brick Store, first door southof Jacobs: : R Main street, Kendallville, Ind. Having erected a commodious brick store and ‘ ﬂnished‘ft off expressly for the groce;y and provision trade, he has filled it with one of the best and most eomplete assortments of Groceries ever offered. tu the citizens of Kendallville,embracing every"tl?lng‘iqthe line of qi'mc'e'ri‘gs,‘ o o Penviniond | Confections,, ' . Flour, : _ | Fruits, Butter; - | i Begseo oo Com Aol -Poultry, - Vegetables, Willow-ware, Wooden-ware, . Kerosene oil, Stoneware, -~ -Yankee Notions, Crockery, And several thousand 'other articles, which will be sold ‘‘as cheap as the cheapest.” Having no old goda on hand, b’ou‘th at ‘“‘war prices,” he can z’go‘ to sell'cheap, and every effort will beque give entire ud&action to all those wheo may fayor him wigh their Patronage. . 3 _The highest Market Price paid for Butter, Eggs, Lard, and all kinds of Country Produce. , - g . Give the new store a call, and examine gooda and prices. Wx. CROW. " Aprill 1868. tf.

ATTENTION! : j © - Cabinet Shop " AND ; 5 ; \ o % e 1t Cabinet Ware . R.D.KERR Would respectfully announce to the cit izens of Noclsll:a count%ﬂmt he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of CABINET - WARE, consisting in part of B DRESSING BUREAUS, ; e _ : WARD-ROBES, TABLES. T T ; ; - BSTANDS, LOUNGES, ; : o 0, LIEh T ... CUP-BOARDS, Bilis, - ¢ OCORE RS L ; ~~ MOULDING, I_'BED-Sf"I;ctEADS, : : and in every thing usually kept in a first class Cabinet Shop. -Partiecll)ﬂar.atUNDERTAKING BUSINESS. ~ COFFINS always on hand and madé to order upon i' ‘*.-!,Qf’j %&aaﬁoays in readiness. ~ Also, all kinds of Shop Work made to order. Furniture Room on west side ot Cavin streef, Ligonier, Ind. |

i AP FIRsT PREMIUM - ¢ " " Of a Siiver Medat ¥ WAS AWARDED TO 3 3 S BARRETT’S HAIR RESTORATIVE » 6 q’&wmm%’&”m” : . BARRETTS | “ _YVegetable Halr Restorative Restores Gray Hair to its Natural Coler; g S Be B ey PG gl olen,” 2 ‘ |

| i‘_, 1 . ‘g % EERER'Y B:%‘ s; i 'y ; YRS § 1 YU§V] a L 17 1 IREVEN 8| g ’ s ¥ eet Gy b il gl J. M. CHAPMAN & €O., o , (Bnccessors to M,eaghe,x" &fChapnﬁn.) .‘ I Still holdjforth at the popular Hard- - ware Corner, with the most com-" plete, Spring Stock, and at the " [owest prices in Northern Indiana. | ; i ! j ok »;.".s-v:‘:i.‘«Q;‘;:.x_k-u \ ,é&:";;“; ! i i i { MR '{s{‘ w ‘a‘ql STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! - THE LEGISLATOR STOVE - TRIUMPHANT. The uni;récedent:(f sale that has followed the. xntmdnc?qn of tha above Stove in this market, and the unbounded satisfaction which t . 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 the market. Everybody call and examine it. LRgas Ak

R 1/ A — ) | Y e ————a iy ‘ : =[k & = ! \ i »\\\ | s EEIBSSN | . j \\\ e=z =l == .. il e T Bty st S i v i FRA R A )y 5 / B . | i . . » ‘l‘“\,} ‘\ - ’_! .‘ \“E‘l L-“——- . IS{ !} oy 3 , £ 0 D — i .‘l!‘\‘!\ |\\“\\ 0 \ ‘\\ E—— S H‘)iA ./ b . : el ik - l\"-. \ I &Y SiROO SO iyl b || \ e e G o ] i\ \‘ ‘.‘\ i Vs ™ G i { S 5 -y Pme g | B 3 i & . ‘t‘:\"‘: | : = A = el e ‘;_ : | 5 e 'Among the many persons now having 1t in’ use, and . who haye throughly. tested its merits we cordially refer all those in want of such a_stoveto . . Mrs: J. B. Stutzman, Ligonier. " Mrs, Isaac Lantz, - Haw Patch.. . - “« J.W. Wyland, “« .- Burtop Peek, +M- % “ Peter Sisterhen, i . -4 AP, Gerber, -4 . % i “ ' Levi Kiester, : & ‘ % John R. Kitt, : s Akl “M. Straus, S % # ¢ John Houtz Cromwell: = - . : Mrs. Jesse: Baker, Sparta. §HTEO LD & 104 We have also in stock a full line of square and drum stoves, m(g? our choice pat- . terns are “SENATOR,” “JUBILEE,” “MINNESOTA,”: . ... : “SOVEREIGN,” “FORTUNE,” “HARVESTER,” &c., &c., &, &0.. ...

Shingles! Shingles!! Shingels!!! 600,000 “A, No, 1" Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pine Shingles,. . ... e B J.M. CHAPMAN & OO'S. - 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, =~ L w 7 I M CHAPMAN & 008, LPES R R SEAT EE I 8 MW 2l saihil 0o selligines B pISE vl

PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS,” We.offer to the farmers of Noble and a@;omipgconnﬁa, thecomingsei-on, the } s Sl M sßlgl | o Siot thae v J‘L\gq\jéz:,g Celebrated South Bend Chilled Plow, ' No Plow ever introduced in_ this "x‘na,rk‘etg has hdd such An\in recedeiu:gd sile, and everywhere given such universal satisfaction 3s the OHILL. E) PLOW, introduwd by us Mﬁn.:lt Vw?m m’miﬂ W isthtce v-:' 4 i «:;m?h to none. Among the mally adyanjoges claimed for thissplow, we may edumerate — __ “It will scour anywhere and in any kind of soil. It runs very m Bgn% a half lighter than any east plow made. Wil out-wear any steel plow made” " ‘ . . All we ask is a trial. Call and examine it. bl av;;fij o L TR S~ o ccaniaden el e G SRR

Gunsmithing in all its brancheg=s oi L seb ey O ¢ S g P SRR e B e é:;:}33s;‘{‘}l9({‘3{:‘{,ﬁizﬁﬁ!ﬁ S i o s it ey . ,;:u;;.‘?u:ﬁ .;1- ‘,q DRIVE WELL PUMPS, PIPE AND. SCREENS; P A full stock, at - Gii Jucﬁn’umt & 00, ! S aed A G iSR ‘s geid o Aog R . Paints, Oils and Brusheés. | it S o S B Tinile eAt te 00, 00, ißt B o c g o). B L ORAPMAN®E DOV |

THE'‘PEACE ‘TOBUY. - e \’_QE M -".,;}-"'*' ;‘.#ﬁrm : : . v—. IS Renives ﬂhu <i 1 sla making new additions to my¥teek ' every woek, of . = ot ot R RAPR T ra¥ : ey - WEad irssnnoy i h~, i” ’u.; & z _ oaaw spmioab G :‘g : & T i FRNTH DR :*f};‘ * . PAINTS; OIS, . .. § Perfumery, 'Cosmetids, "" 5 4 s “:;‘f"',?““" 13&3’3?“’ Ty 4 V»;I‘ Books & Stationéry. POPULAR PATENT MBBIGINRS, GOULDENS ?Arizxr,;sox;vﬁquf EOR ElEEat U | b

ST ko i st ?fik‘,}d.‘i‘sfé: 'ls‘lf"{f‘ 2Th Rioie ot o g mgh:n?‘\" T " ""“L ¥ A -(‘s;\'_‘x A DRY GOODS, DU oot Toosivoows etlndy Rt o’ f , 'WINDOW! BLINDS' AN ‘b‘Ot.DBB& 58 @ , g laviiadtl tg};:z\;‘z‘jgige.Li du'l é‘%i - Groceries Fitd asliaos on bos [obaiss iRy iies *’é | OF BVERY, DESCRIPTION,, ./ 1 sihioag Dad veessly Jecis silt 31 gk ﬁ HNS Ibel Ol L f‘:i'\f.g Fish ' and Salc . SURotail and by the'barrel. i Vet ek CPROE i B } RRAPIUE £ keplt constantly on hand, all of whihe - iRI RUL (L in bis market. -~ - GREE W wdigong T &0. “l &0- ‘-&ot “‘ ae G S Vel it ol ; “ 0 pEigakt s % 'Aflpe variety of other - _tic and netions too iﬁ%egoiu to Mn', '%mhlﬂ“ :'nlsj_'b‘:. l?ld‘ g b i 0 vesevaniny Hiw of@ oA i . 4% V€ v % AT, LIVING PR'CES. © L AeR e ih . ki ’ »wﬂ in #ln gn’“ We invite Inspection’ Eé Of cur stock, confident ofr:giving setipfar /| tion. both in quality sud price, -~ | All kinds of counigy produce taken: tn - ‘l‘#ohgngo!or B%‘ I 8 e HBOYEE s Ail Remembe: -he Place.. . ' Ligonier, Msy 3:,;{;,}&., e

QUARTERS! _ The subseril respectfully in; forw Ve Ladies and. Gontiomen of Lige: biorand “ticinity that he still contingey X iy the.Boot and Shoe business, -at hisold * siuad, on.the Kast side.of Cavin street, [/ opposite the Post office, where can be found the following, with many other @f articles: Sy i

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i) HOMNWENR & COB =~ & HARDW ARE - STORE, Theandersigned woald respecitully an. - neunce to the sitizens of r‘,’u{mi‘ vis'if cinity, that they are dsily receiviigaupe ! plies. to their stock of goods congisting of & general assertment-of +- Shell Hardware. ."7 ° Fix pELE.f o iete THES 1) :'t‘ o R Cutlery, CofinjTrimmings.. " | 2 e Seled ot _Bougiet slerlaiyagl) ~V i s bpimiag ‘:r)!?s%mﬁ‘ &L -“@% 2 | DUiw NHEAR, 8 Tl&l ‘é‘n«. sor wol obd sxebingin, o ling. of Michowia! | e T < 5 y s|We ki &ufm&&»mfxm #)J"' % ‘ SRR ‘v, o>A. LD "i e g W ~ S b i e e o9tt’s Orosescut, Dragdnd" Nidr Sews and .1 (f‘i‘ ' ":, /:;‘H;.‘" <:l' 'v ‘ ‘ji;l: |l NLo TR, ... /we smploy npg'but the:best o P workmen ang the B Tataniad.. ) e || Old Toi, [ Bedes, Coppety Maghjai, bi - ken in sxchange, for our good oudwerße. ;. k. 1.,$ e T:",‘; oers.. Mo st et & Soutmnne LA o B mpright and teir dualinge S et g of Gl B, Gomie ey ot s4e (OBARR e gimod | onas Ty T ¥ Bom for Kieomml o aoinls degivn ha s e i T S smumistioners of "NUble couNty, Hid. 0" el TS ek et e > Swite ?mn privhege ol ; ,\x..».,'g:‘.w e wi o *h ' 5 n,. i S T ‘.--'m;