The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 8, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 June 1869 — Page 4

Fational Banner. e A Model Republican, That intense hater of the British aristocrats, the Hon, Zach. Chandler, of Michigan, is dbout to astonish the enemies of the United States in Englind by a demonstration of the sumplicity of a true American republican. He'is now in New York making preparations for a visit to Europe. The Detroit Hree Press s the following account of the style in which the Hon. Zachariah means to present himself among the proud noblemen of the effete countries of the wcﬂd. kb : His wife and daughter, each take with them a colored female &cérvant, and he takes two black n.ale servants. These servants are to L fitted out while ih New York with ‘a very showy livery. The coats of the men ser[ ants. dre to be a lavender color, with white buttons, upon which is the Michigan coat of arms, except that the’stags support the letter C, which is of red ecnamel, with gold edge. - The fe. male servants wear large belt Duckles bearing the same -dcr;igns as that upon the buttons. The hats of the men are black, with & wide purple band, and large silver cockade in the centre of which is one of the buttons aforesaid.

The advocates ot.?}i_lhe néw Empire will be delighted with the start thus made by the Michigan ' republican. - Under the new regime he will, in consideration of his high pesition in the party, have the rank marshal of the Empire with the proud title of Grand Duke of Michigan. It is" impossible t+ imngiiw the feclings of envy which will fill thg hearts of the British arsitocrats !when the noble Chandler, attended by this g&rgcous retinue, makes his appearance amopg the fashionables of London Mall. They will then begin to believe that we are a truly great_ people. / : » i o“——;—-—-— .. Senator Morton’s Argument. . A writer in the' Terre Haute Journal handles Morton’s argument on the “law of quorpms” without gloves. He says: “None but & villain,a demagogue, a dishonest politician and a man whoshopes to continue hi‘mse{f and party in power by appealing to the depraved, uneducated, lilliterate negroes, like - Morton, would have ever ventured to occupy sev: cral columps of & newspaper to [place such a dishonest and disgraceful opinion before the people, so utterly at variance ‘with the provisions of the constitution of the State of In(gliaua. It took n first class villain and 'em?ogue to'indubate such pettyfogging, and Morton was just the man to bring| forth this ludicrous, ridiculous and villainous opinion, because he is unscrupulous encugh [to do anything or give ahy sort of opinign calculated to enhance his own and hig party's interest.. Thel RadicM=villains|in the Legislature had mL more sense thanjallow. Morton to stuff them /with the |belief

that their action would be legal anfi constitutional, and no more pluck nor spirit than to let him turg'on the thumb serews, .and apply the lash/ to their backs,|wheén one doubting"tlu:‘&v‘gality and constitutionality of the matters showed signs of reiuctance or ‘unwiilingness to ovpy his imperious commands; Morton’s opinion is utterly worthless, is & bugget of] nonsense and tautology, yet it is thought by his friends to be sound, and such papers as the Gazette attempt to bolster itjup as 1 master argument ; and an unscrupulons, dishonest radical Congress may| and “probably will, take the same view pf the matter. No,doubt this opinion of Mor: ton's hns’beén given to gunide angl gov ern Congress at it next sessivn, so|far at keast 'as Indiana and Tllc fifteenth amendment are concerned. | Baker was |urged by party discipline and the party Irnsht'ﬁ ¢ign thesiniquitous bill, but, shaki 1z his head, said, “I doubt it§ constitutionality, and will certify it in lfxis way.™ LU e et A P—— - 4 TS the President a Freezf Trader ? | According tO‘a!dinntch in the New ~York Fvening Pest, alprominent official, who is a strong protectionist, recently called npon President Grant for the purpose of ascertaining his views upon the tariff question. . Inreply to 4 question the President said that he was decidedly opposed to any legislation - which had for its object an increase in the taxation of articles or merchan‘dise imported into the United Htates. It was useless to gay that the reyvenues of the qopntry,dgmanded it. - for such « was not the case, and it was far|better " that many of the| high dnties a ready imposed be strict'grh off, and not burden the country with still higher ones. He would not conceal the fact that he believed a small tariff was necessary, but he'would like.tp see the revenues of the country rpfrisgd as far as possible from - internal - taxes, and not from “heavy duties upon imported goods.

: Home Testimony. ! ] KxcksviLLg, Martin co., Ind., } < | May 28th, 1860. Dr.C. W. Roback—SBir; Your Scandinavian Remedies have a great reputation in: this section. lam nearly out and want another lot at once, They have cured several cases of ague around here. Everybody allows -that they are the best medicines for purifying the blocd. I sell more of the Rills than of all others, ~ Yours truly, ~ june 16~lm | McHEwELL KEck. ' ‘\ . V ¢+ Loox HERE| READER, we do not wish ‘to tell you that Consumption can be cured -when the lungs are half consumed, nor “that Dr. ‘Won%iserful, or any other. fellow, has discovered s r.medy that will make ‘men live forever, and leave death to play forjwant of work. No, you have heard enough of that, and we do not wonder thn%you bave | by this timie, become disgusted with jit. ~But when we tell you that Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy will pos itively cure the worst case of Catarrh, we only assert that which thousands can testify'to. Try it and you will be convinced. Sent by mail for sixty cents. Address RV. Pie‘rce.gl. D., Buffalo,/N.Y. For sale by most Druggists everywhere, -

In NuMBERS there is safety, it was vpon this priaciple that the formula of Judspn’s ‘Mountain Herb Pjlls was pre- * pared. It was not the result of one man’s knowledge. Dr. Judson intending to spend a fortune in advertising his pills consulted the most intelligent and learned physicians ‘of the age, and the result ‘was the production of a simple but efficacious medicine the Judson’s Mountain * Herb Pills; = These pills cure Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Femal¢ Irregularities, &c. - They have now been used many years by the public and "thousands of testimonials bear witness to their virtues. As a family medicine they are unrivaled. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial. Sold by all dealers, junel6-1m : | ) - A few nights ago one of the watchmen in &l;e?‘ easury Department saw & package lyiog on a table in one of the side rooms, and examining it found that itw?i a-roll-of checks payable to bearer, an fully: signed, amounting fto Aftysix thousand dollars. He watched ﬁtjé carefully till ‘thie captain of the w came round, by wl,a‘;m it 'g:g ";:??é Treasur‘ex Spinner, he sléep: Bﬁ% with his bed ﬂwm .zh,e,id ) t{:e rineipdl vault. ‘Since thén a ﬂg; ~ tle more cave hag been. Jim b

ig i gl )» ; S e e Inportant Announcement, g/ A New Work VOn ~ a New Plan! /L OUR | . FAMILY i PHYSICIAN, Er.nglisl‘l and (u‘:‘re‘r'man&, FAMILY PHYSICIAN ehaider Ll I-I‘omeop4athic,i ,

Hydropathiec, ELECTIC and HERBAL Modes:af TREATMENT. 542 Closely Printed Pages, Price Only $2.50. FM BRA(‘.ING the scvqral modes of treatment, 4 45 practised by the diﬁ'erent schools of Physiciane, 8o that a person may select the method that may be preferred, or the one most. convenient, or even resort to a second or third, orto a combination of-two or more, whenever desirable. The work forms a thoroughly reliable guide to the detection and treatment of all diseases that can either be checked in their carecr, or treated entirely without the aid ofa Physician. It would be preposterous to claim: that by the use of any book, the necessity of sometimes calling a physician, can be done away with, for there are many cases that require the application of professional skill and large experience, but it must be perfectly plain to’ any one, that a large majority of thﬂe minor allments and some of the more severe ones to which flesh is heir, can be treated with complete success by the aid of such a treaties as this; while some diseases run their course with such rapidity that no-time is left to send for a Physician, 7The remedy must be at hand, and the application made at once, or it will be foo late. : The flrst requisite in case of sickness is to knew |, what is the matter, and, secondly, what to do.— |: To this end, in this work: = - a Ist. Everything that does not strictly pertqin to the subject is éxé!nded. | et 2nd. Everything that necessarily pertains to the subject is included. : ] Brd. An index of symptoms is given, by comparing which, with the symptoms as manifested in the patient, the true character of the disease can readily be detected, and the proper remidies apblied. Pl : By thus leaving out everything ‘that does not strictly. belong to such a work, it is found practicable to give a fuller and much more satisfactory presentation of the subjects in one modest volame | that retails for $2.50 or $3.00, than can be found in any of the bulky volumes that sell for twice or hree times as much. Some people seem to estimate the value of 8 book by its bulk; they do not stop to think that a diamond is worth a million times its bulk of iron. ¢ If agents have been nple to dispose of immense ditions of similar works (having much torecommend them, perhaps, but quite inferior to- this;) at from 85 to $lO per copy, it is not to be wondered at that there shoyld be)a wide spread demand and ready sale for a lfoo_k like this, that gives more information in one-fourth the space and at one-third the cost, i e ¢ B

It requires no argument to convince 8 person that 1t is well worth the smail sum of $2.50 or $3 to have, right in one’s own house, a reliable Family Physteian, slways at hand, ready to be Comsulted, and to give the very best of advice, free of charge. The Doctor’s bills saved, by the use of this book, would amount to more every yesr, in any ordinary family, than several times its cost, 0 Bay nothing of the amount of suffering saved, ang the ,pqﬁ%n@g:g)tf lifeitself. But recently a gentlem#n ‘Wrote : “Youl" book has not only saved me a large doctor's bill, but the life of my boy,” while, according to his gwn statement, he lost the little brother of the boy saved, by not baving the ‘book * ﬁM # i 3 i .

WANTED. This hook, like all of my publications, i sold only by subscription, and the unparalleled success of agents already in the field, is a sure guarantee of its great’ popularity and great salability, and hence of the success of others who may engage in its sale. No better or more salable book has ever been offered. One agent hus reported 530 sub scribers in five weeks and two days. One reports 128, and another 182 for one week., Anothet reports 240 for two weeks, One agent has averaged 10 orders per day for two months, Itis ) work of great practical yalue, and Is. emphatically the book t 0 sell in hard thmes. . ' Send For Circular, Giving Full Particalars, ~ Terms, &s. Execlusive Territory and the most Liberal Terms granted. Addnhic e syt o o % N 7 e B NENT, - Cincinnati, Ohio. g | J.BGOODMAN &CO. June %od, 1869, P

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- The Great External Remedy. : . ¥or Man and Beast. 3 It will Cure Rheumatism. " The reputation of this preparatien is so well | cstablished, that little need be said in this connection. ; : On MAN it has never failed to eure PAINFOL | NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, CONTRAGTIN ot CLES, STIFFNESS and PAINS IN THE JOINTS, STITCHES in the SIDE or Back, SPRAINS, BRUISES, lUBXB;*SWELLINGS. CORNS :and FROSTED FEET, Persons affected with Rheumatism ean be effectually and permanently cured by " using this wonderful preparation: it penetrates to t:;e nerve and bone immediately. on being aplied. 7 \ . ON HORSES it willcure SCRATCHES, SWEENEY, POLL-EVIL, FYSTULA,, OLD RUNNING SORES, SADDLE or COLLAR GALLS. SPRAINED JOINTS. STIFFNESS OF THE STIFLES, &e. It will ﬁrevent HOLLOW HORN J and WEAK BACK IN MILCH COWS. I have met with great suecess in bringing my Mixture within the reach -of the Public. 1 am daily in receipt of lefters from Physicians, Druggists, Merchants and Farmers, testifying to its gurative powers, . 'DAVID R. FOUTZ, Sdle Proprictor. : ; . BALTIMORE, Mp, Sold by Joseph Pearce, Ligonier, Ind., at WHOLESALE & RETAIL. 26

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!g : ‘ = This wonderful and renowned preparation is not an article of accident or chance, but the tinal produietion of years of careful study - and expérimoent. ; Ou its own MERITS it has gquiekly risen @!0 anyn recedented \\'ORLD-_é\'ll)l‘l POPULATITY. o Even Paris, the great ‘mart of l{camf' and fashion. has sent over her orders for ft. It immediately cleanses the scalp, freelng it from dandruff’ and hamors. ' . It prevents the haie from r.mnf off, and often produces a luxuriant growth on bald heads. : L _ It never falls to RESTORE GRAY AND FADED HAIR to all its Youmrul lustre, soft aud silken beauty. Bras I.Wh&y and stubborn Lair is made soft, pliable and beautifal. 8o lpm-c & VEGETABLE COMPOUND for the Hair has never been in thg market, while as a 5 S it Is a perfect luxury, containing no dirty, dlanfreeablc scdiment, or solling the finest fabric. ! i @ It glves to the locks and tresses s soft and raven thue, charmingly beautiful, and the most unbounded satisfaction to all. Every Bottle is' Warranted. FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, Wholesale Agents, Chicago, . @ And for sale by all Druggists everywhere

B8TE:« hzt):-.«,:opj.u viswi _ ALBUM.,, i i . [ CHKOMOS. - E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO, 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Bavite the attention of the Trade to their uxtessive aksnrtiaent of the above, of their cen publication, maaw atlure and inporiation, ._‘!‘.__p_-yunh over Pour Thausand subjects cf Ktereoscopie Viewn

Mazmmoik Cave, | . Gentral Purk, . 1 Trenteu Fulla, | Great West, 3 I Housateuie, g Y\vllvnr«, | nstantaneous,

tseluding @ . Ningars, | } Catskitle, . Hudeou, ‘Wkite Mounteine, l {Washiagton, * Saratoga, 5 | Weet Polut, s

WA o, oet R il Y SR rat SeNSR ST . 1 gl o © Our Imported Vierws einbrace a large aasortinent, including the ohoicest productions of Wi, Kuglaud, G. W. Wilsen, Lamy, aud other amineat photographers, censistiag of |

I Spats,. ' l Tuileties, | ISt Cloud, ! Tris- on, ; Cryxtal Palace, | Ayrod, 2 i

Trelnud, Walés, Pawmpeii, Germauy, I Austria, 1 Italy,

Switaeriand, Rhine, Pyrenees, Paris, England, ! Scotland, 1

Ao, THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, A Dew and inténeely tutereatiug serivs. Alwo. Fitumiukted and Transpa rent Yiews, in great varicty. We nre ales exelusive Agents lu America for “FERRIER'S GLASS VIEWS," of which we have a silendid essortment. Agents for Frith's Berivs of & 1 4x 6 1-2 iu. Photographie Views \a Switzeriand, the Rhiue.. Kugland, Scotlaud, Wakes, &e. STEREOBCOPES. —We maoufucture very largely, and have a large otock of #ha dest stylos at the lowest rates. : ks PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.—Our Munufscture of Albums s well Bksown threughout the country 8s superior in ysality and beauty %o sll others. i } All we séll are made {a owr own Fartory. and our styles are different from those of any other maker. Buyers should uot fail to ese 0w oteck before making their purchases. 3 | s*%L . | ; - CHROMOS., | : ~Whese bemitiful pletures, that connot de distinguishsd from 003 Reinmpny, 3t one g Ahats doet, e Toiets lugdymz : Lenddn, Beriin, Yienna and Romé, and sapply the trade st owest rates. Y i 'E. &H. T. ANTHONY & CO,, : 501 Broapway, N. Y., DBmporters and Manuf'rs of Photo:taphic Materia’s ' No. s.—Adver.

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¢« datt the afticted read, and learn fhat & pegrect wned radical cure is warranted and guaranteed te all who are afflicted. DR, RAPHAEL descfibes the disese withont/any informatiou ffom the pa ticut, He= explains its eaure, and gnarantele ity cure : and what is betrer #till, he will honestly and frankly tell you whether you can be cured or not; which will vave your health and life from wrong treatment. He curer private and w(kml’mqmwn. withgut the use of marcury, hindrance from busi ne=xior fear ol disCovery or vxpisure.” ‘Hie_bo tanic remcdies restore m:mhung‘ and vigor, ana make the harren fraitful. and enable the ngnghe 13 et weried, with the assurinee | of having a ‘contented wife and | - healthy children, : { Sk ‘ /i LADIES; || : whave delicate health ma*(e it necessary {or thean zot to have children, use his Preventive. I not only prevents an increase of family. bat it will promote snd preseryve the henlth. beeat-e his PREVENTIVE against having chil dren ix iunocent, safe and sere. It does not in terfere with dict or occupation. . It operates with: (UL sicknessoor exposure. If Ladies who have suftered from” misplaced contidené, consult hin hetore they et married, he will restore thei: Sloon freciine s ol vigor of_youth, and’ wnab! srhet o euter matdied life with confidence o Srhand hapgig<s =7} “ o 7 Conedisiion: hours from 10A. M. ta 51 Moal New 213 EAST MADISON STRELT. tp etairs. Consubtaiion fee Two DoundAirs. - It crviews confidential. : b bosfonsiat a distance may communicnte confi siiadin by letter, i they enclore Two Dillar: consatliation fee, Send fowmr 3 cent Siamps: G hokg s thed, eaid -to Healthamd Lo C Wi iug G SR Sk of Thie Opporite Siia ad Limpes g Hony o Buringss Men,” Addise all Fefrere n- foilows g D, R phael Poa Utiée Bog it 7t AN Cawnva Hiinoe. 2

PHOTOGRAPHIC. H. R. COﬁNELL, Having purchised the PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, Lately occupaeﬂ by J. F. Christman, respectfully announces to the public that he is prepared to take . Any one’s Phiz; : Fust as it is, * In elery size and style of the Photographic art, from miniatures in rings to large sizes for froming, ~ ~ ! Particular Attention Paid to copying old daguerrotypes and ambrotypes into cards or enlurginﬁo : ~ Work warranted inall cases satisfactory. - Ligonier, Ind., May Bd, 3866, . 4 COOK,COBURN&CO. % M Are authorised o recaive AdverIR CEERE g Pore in (e T. 5 and Terysorlas. WWDVERTISE

| A ;' WARE | ir YoUiwAxT . Agricultural Implements, | Mechanics’ Tools, BUILDING MATERIAL, Or anythiné made of ~ TRONor STEEL, i CALL AT . PARKER & GERBER’S Hardware Store, Where you c'i’u; buy anything and evury.; thing in their line of the. | BEST QUALITY And at the | - - | LOWEST PRICES. OLD IRON, : ; COPPER ; And RAGS, Taken in exchange for Goods. | | Giy’e Usa Call! " PARKER & GERBER. “Ligonier, Ind., March 17.-Bm. ; MARBLE WORKS & AT £ LIGONIER, « « + ~ <. « « « < INDIANA, INKS&E VORI S, Hclmu,fac‘tm-er;s and Dealers in American and Italian Marble, TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, URNS, VASES, : : CABINET SLABS. Also BUILDING STONE, { ; - BUCH A 8 WINDOW & DOOR CAPS, "AND SILLS, WATER-TABLES, i etc., etc. etc., &e¢., &c. nishiod at 8% reasanible. peiect on son b Suidned in any market faror near. Ouraim istodoa FAIR AND HONORABLE BUSINESS. Public patronage earnestly solicited, and satisfaction promised. Perpons are invited to call and examine our work.: Shop on west side of Cavin Street, near MeConnell’s Land Agency. May 13, '68.-tf INKS & VORIS.

1 .K ) ] ’ .“ ’ WILLIAMX CROW--. Q. : 15 AGAIN IN THE FIELD ! ‘ With m’emirely new and complete stock of GROCERIES & PROVISIOSN. At his New Brick Swré, tirst doorsounth of Jacobs: A Y store, : 1 Main sgreet, Kendallville, Ind. Having erected a commodious brick store and finished it off expressly for the grocery and provision trade, he has filled it with one ofthe best and most:complete arsortments of Groceries ever offered to the citizens of Kendallville, embracing everything in the live of } Groceries, Provisions, . - " Confections, - Flour, Fruits, s : Butter, ) Eggs, Corn, . _ 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 goods on hand, bou(f;bt at ‘‘war prices,” he can afford to sell eheap, and every effort will be made to give entire satisfaction to all those whe may favor him with their Patronage. The highest Market Price paid for Butter, Eggs, Lard, and ail kinds of Country Produce. 7 Give the new store a cdl]l, and examine goods and prices. | Wy, CROW, Avpril 1 ;18@8. tf. : ATTENTION! -~ Cabinet Shop ' - AND _ , -1 BN Cabinet Ware TR d» 4« hE , R. D. KERR . Would respectfully announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of consisting in part of ; DRESSING BUREAUS, . ' ‘ WARD-ROBES, TABLES. ¢ = STANDS, LOUNGES, g ~—+ | CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, T : i MOULDING, BED-STEADS, . i and in fact every thing usually kept in a first class Cabinet - Shop. - Particular attention paid to the 1.4 ; UNDER TAKIN G BUSINESS. - COFFINS always on hand and made to order upon shortnotice. - . | A good Q'wrw always in readindss. © = Also, all kinds of Shop Work made to order.. -F ur‘fnrqﬁoo? on west side ef Cavinstreet, Ligonier, Ind, - May 3rd, 1866. . i

1" Cava, { cuw Qrenada, 1 nvzurla, The Audes, ' Chiua, ‘Japan, Engluud, &e., &e.

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4 rinst ?;:muu b¢ ‘ | Of 4 Stiver Medal | v : WAS AWARDED TO BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE Q S Let b e i BARRETT'S. Vegetable Hulr Restorative : cates Dnndg"imd »'rﬁmumony prevents ARSI QUUEEEEETIT Ly VR | 4. R BARRETT & co,, Proprietors, MANCHEATER, N.H, ‘L‘bnbf ’&h Slxv('rmﬁ ,Chlcsggia t;ilecfneml Agents for the North western States WiLLati & Moons, Agenits for Li. e ” sale by all dfnmu snd deatist &g-

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§. M. CHAPMAN & €O, API (Gucosors to Moagher & Clapnan) | Still hold forth at the popular Hard- | Ware Cﬁorne’r, ’w'ithv‘ the most com- i\ Plete Spriﬂg Sfock, "and at the '\ lowest prices in Northern Indiana.

VE TOVES!! STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! - THE LEGISLATOR STOVE TRIUMPHANT. The unprecedented sale that has followed the introduction of th: above Stove in this market, and the unbounded satistaction which it has everywhere given, warrant us in :aying that it is the best and most . * COMPLETE STOVE made. Every Stove fully WARRANTED. | Will keep fire twenty-four hours without renewing. Cheapést first class Stove in the market. Everybody call and examine it. /P{ ","/, Y ¥ ///':’4 A A\ ' ith |2. g : W i sl o W 7 D= A ||l 25 f{ S | ‘w e ——— g ||l : (LS =L == ¢ X \I“ “' %,1« "\\‘ \ |=s l‘z .’.‘\3‘"\ I v%':’ L § LTS BN =| e ;z‘ VAL ’ | b VG SR S| SR | “f‘ MY \ BTy ;\ s | G i|(e s R \\ i S TN 2 | 8 il | | s It R|S e s N - /11 ?ﬁ"ﬁ&l '\ e =1 . ‘-“::\r\.‘h \;,‘ " =N '.= .._l%; ";1{”" ', PR B = il R N el A= I S — el T AL BRGNS . = )G = . I\\ ‘\ = el:zkkiﬁ\/i—%__ = — e ||E R S e ———— = i) {‘».—_:s%,‘ = \ i

Améng the many persons now having 1t in use, and .who have throughly tested its merits we cordially refer all those in want of such a stove to f - Mrs. J. B. Stutzman, ' Ligonier. Mrs. Isaac Lantz, IHaw Patch. “ -J. W. Wyland, oy . “ Burton Peck, “ s/ ~ . “ Peter Sisterhen, # R “ “A. P. Gerber, @ “ » “. Levi Kiester, " © . “ John R.Kitt, ‘ + ¢ M. Straus, ’ o . “ John Houtz, Cromwell. | ; : Mrs. Jesse Baker, Sparta: : | We have also in stock a full line of square and drum stoves, among our choice patternsare “SENATOR,” “JUBILEE,” “MINNESOTA,” © “SOVEREIGN,” “FORTUNE,” “HARVESTER,” &c, &c., &c., &c.

Shingles! Shingles!! Shingels!!! 500,000 ‘iA, No. 1" Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pine Shihgles, o at” 3 : J. M. CHAPMAN & CO'S. 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, ‘ e | J. M. CHAPMAN & CO'S.

" &6 5 _ 1) PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS, o d L We offer to the farmers of Noble and adjoining counties, the coming season, the 3 g . i . . . Celebrated South Bend Chilled Plow. No Plow ever introduced in this 'mar.ket, 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 none. Among the many advantagesv claimed for this plow, we may enumerate :— “It will scour anywhere and in any Kind of soil. It runs very steady. Runs 8 half lighter than any cast plow made. Will out-wear any steel plow made.” fig. e Al,g we ask is a trial. ‘Call and examine it. ‘

Gunsmithing in all its branches.--Gun Bepnim, L:'(iks,_ L:Fa:in springs, Hammers, »&c., &c&, lﬁaptc og:gﬁtlg }19!:&:1%“(()1’8.

DRIVE WEIL PUMPS, PIPE AND SCREENS, i ; A full stock, at 3 ‘v . J.M.CHAPMAN & CO'S.

o Paints, Oils’ and Brushes. Chetipest steck in towa, at : ! 7M. CHA‘PMAN&CO’S.”

MECHANICS’ TOOLS ! A Large Stock Of Chisels, Saws, Boring Machines; Planes, Bitts, Braces, Rulés, &c. : | ‘Cdll and examine before you buy, at s ~J. M. CHAPMAN & CO'B.

FARMINEG TOOL . ;I‘he cix;apest Shovels, Bpades, Forks, Hoﬂ,&c,mtown odt b ': ke : Ligon‘iééf,’ind._,g’uarch 11th, 1869, ; J.'M. CHAPMAN & CO'S,

Joseph Pearce returns thanks to his friends and the rublie generally for the liberalshare of patronage received at their hands, and trusts, by prompt attention to business; to merit continuance of the same. I am making new additions to my stock every week, of B Drugs, Medicines, PAINTS, OILS, Varnish: Dve-stuffs Perfumery, Gosmeties, Books & :Sta.tionerv; POPULAR PATENT MEDICINKS, GOULDENS PATENT éOLIrJTION- FOR : PAIN TING.

~ Alargestock of B 3 Y DRY GOODS, - Wall-Paper, WINDOW BLINDS AND HOLDERS. ..& @ ; - Wroceries . OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, . . Fish and Salt. .8t Retail and by the barrel. ROCHESTE - Fi OUR kepit ‘constantly on hand, all of ‘whike will'b e sold as cheap as can be afforded in his market. . ' ‘ I i &eo. &e. d&e. de. do. | Aﬁnevariéty‘of other articles and notions too numerous to mention, allof which will be sold v i ok r Y ¥ £VE O A?‘J‘ ‘JIVING PB‘ lil\\! ; ‘We invite Inspection Of curstock, confident of giving satisfar tion both'in quality and price, : ; All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. L ‘ Remembe:r he Plpce JO: PH PEARCE. " Ligonier, May 3rd, 18v | e

QUARTERS! NEWSTOCK of BOOTS & SHOKS,

The subscriber would respectfully intorm tiwe Ladies and - Gentlemen of Ligomicrand - vicinity that he still continues 1 the Boot and Shoe business, at his ol staad, on the East side of Cavin strect, opposite the Post oftice, ‘where ean be [tound the tol lowing -with many -other articles: . : ; : Thix advertisement now will show - The Ligonier people where to go; ;. For Boots ind Shoes of every kind, 1 To suit the most fastidions mind, = - For those who bow at Fashion's shrine,- ; Pleasc call at Bill's he does design . ‘ To keep what cannot fail to Suity ..., ) The latest styles of Shoe or Boot; .© | . If Ladies wikh for Slippers neat’ ) To suit their minds and fit their feet, ' Of Gaiters of the latest fashion H * When dressed to make asplendid dash-in, Or Bootees, Shoes or ought-to wear, L Then call at Bill’s for theéy. are there, Of every.size and various hue . - . ] Made at the East and Westward too, - We 'also have an Enri’lish tie : 4 For walkiu(g which thé fair should buy = - For gake of health and comfort.too, T e | Then call and buy our kid-skin shoe. : . Now farmers you will ?lease to call At Bill’s, his stock will please you all; 01% His stock is good and can’t be beat - By any house on any street; ! ; A better boot cannot be made e Than thoge we keep for country trade, ! = ¢ . Our thick brogans are also-stout, - 1 3 They’ll wear 'till they are all worn out ~ But if you want a finer shoe, > . Then call at Bill’s he’ll furnish you. . With calf, morrocco, or with kip, . - ‘ With kinds the best that-will not rip - Young Misses, too, we fond'y greet, . Come let us beautify your feet With gaiters, slippers or bootees .- - Of any kind that you may please. We also have for babes that creep. 5 A little shoe that’s very sheap: - : 'Tis pliable and also neat, - . . And will protect their littie feet, - . Shoemakers herc can be supplied Kig s b g - With articles of various kintfs, ay . With tacks, and thread, and awls, and last’s - With knives and bristles, pegs and ragps, » . Come one, come all, {;ive usatry. And we are sure that you ‘will buy. LI Also work done fo order on the'shortest notice and by superior workmen. Re: pairing done at all times. - Don’t forget the place, opposite the Post office. & F. W. SHINKE.

JOHIN WEIR & QO’S' o HARDWARE STORE. foeundersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Llgonier and vicinity, that they are daily receiving supe plies to their stock of goods-consisting of a generalassertment of - Shelf Hardware. Lo Cutlery, CoflinjTrimmings, Stoves, lin-ware : Iron; Steel, £ allkinds of’ | E " BUILDING MATERIAL, 2 and everythingin the line of Mechanical and Agricultural Tools. ; We keep the celebrat d SBouth Bend Plows and Drills, Hitehcoek's Grain ' Cras dle and the Beardsley G'vass Seythe; The Mishawaka and Lippincott Azes; Lippin:! eott’'s Crossseut, Drag and Mill Saws and. the world renowned John Rothery’s File, We are Agentsfor_the Champion, Rea~ pers; Mowers, and Cider Miils a'so the Ball, Reaper and Mower, Inour Tin Shop we employ none but the best of workmen and use the best of -material. Eave ‘troughing and Repairing done on shert noticeand on reasonable terms, . Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Rags, &c.; ta+! ken in exchange for our goods and wares. To our customers we return our sincere thanks for their liberal,paﬁrpnag'e, and hope to merit a continuance of the same, by upright and fairdealing. ' o . John Weir & Co. Store opposite Helmer House, East side of Cavin Street, Ligonier, Indiana. - : . may 15,1866, L ; o T

- Application for Licemse. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Bofd of Commissioners of Noble conntg, Ind., at their next term, commencing on the firat Momiay,g in Juns 1869, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantit¥ than a quart at’a time, (with the privilege of a lowln% the same to | be drank on my premises.) ]\l{ gace ‘of busineps and the premises whereon Baid lighors are to be uoklr b?i?d &n:ﬁ 'ati‘: locin‘txed O"n ithe N!;a;sement story o g sityate on - C., in Nerthport, on' Ke South-East quarter of the South-West quarter of Section nine ?9), in Township thirty-five (35) North of Range ten (10) E., in Noble county, and tate of Indiana. _ PHILIPV. BOWYER. | Northport, Ind.; May 12th, 1860,-3t* 2

COE'SCOUGH BALSAM! " This long tried and })ognlnr Remedy is again called to the attention of the public. .As often as ‘the ‘year rolls. around, the Pmprletors annually make their bow to the people, and remind thém amongst the many things required for the health, comfort and sustenance of the family through the long and tedious months of wmgr, Coe’s Cough Balsam shonld not be forgotten. For years it has been a household medicine—and mothers anxious for melsafet{égt their children, and all who suffer from gn§ disease of the throat, chert and lings, _cannot afford to be withontit, In addition to the ordinary four ounce 80 long in the market, we now furnish our mammoth family size bottles, which will, in common with the other size, be fonnd at ul} .Drug Stores. s : - .l.- I—, I -_..—.—l- —:l- -‘-5 ;<2 : FOR CROUP, . The Balsam will be found invalnable, nn«fmﬂy dlways be relied upon in the most extreme fases. . WHOOPING COUGH.: “The: testimony of all who have used it for this terrible disease during the last ten years, is, that, it Invarigzbly relieves and cures it. i

m ; - SORE THROAT. ; . Kéep your throat wet with the Bulsnm‘—t:\kim} little and often—and you will very soon find relief, HARD COLDS AND COUGKHS Yield at once to a steady nse of thir great'remedy. It will succeed in giving relief where all oiher remedies-have failed. 0 3 NG Soremess of the Throat, {hiest oy o cand Lhangs, e Do not delay proéurlug and- iminediately taking Coe’s Cough Balsam, when troubled with any of the ‘above nanpied’ difticulties, They are all premonitory symptoms of Consumption, and it not arrested, will sooner or later sweep you away into the valley of shadows from whicn nene can ever return, . i i In Consumption, Many a éurc-,w.vnrn suflerer has found relief and today rejoices that-her life has been made easy aud prolonged.by the use of Coe’s Cough Balsam. ’ ) * ' In Short, g Ly The people know the article, and it needs 1o comment from s, - It is for sale by cvery Droggist.and Dealer in Medieines in the United States. : oabe TIIE C. G. CLARK CO., - £ Sele Proprietors, New Haven, Ct.

Wm oNne : 5 R u'~ l Read! Read?! Read!!! The Attention of the People S ASCALLED T 0 THE , . /"‘ ; . WORLID'S GREAT REMEDY, , | ) & _ Q' DT m COES" DYSPEPSIA CURE . This pl'«pnrhtism is prononnced by Pyspeptics as the only known_ remedy that will surélycure that aggravating and fatal malady. For yeuars it swept on its fearful tide, carrying before it to an untimeIy grave, ity millions of suflerers, T ] : { T (L Coe's Dyspepsia Curcthas Come ~to the Rescue, lndig’cs&ion, Dyspepsia, Nick ‘Headache, Sourness or Acis dity of Stomach, Rising . 7 of Feod, Flatulemcy, -~ : Lassitude, Wearis- : ness, finally ter« - g ‘minaging in Lst S, Death. Are as surely cm'eﬁ by this potent remedy,:asst.lle‘ patient| takes it. A’though but five years before the veog]e, what is the verdict of the. masse ?— Heae what Lester Sexton, of Milwaukee, says:

(From LESTER SEXTON, of Milwaﬂkee. . ' . MiLwAUKEE, Wis., Jan, 24, 1868, ‘Messrs, C. G. CrLark & Co., New Haven, Cf. Both myself and wife have used Coe’s Dyspepsia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY satisfactory. a 8 a remedy. I have NO hesitation in saying }hat we have r‘eceived GR‘E%T BENEFIT from ts use, “ery respectfully, - i ; oy YR LENTER SEXTON, P , % s L e v “A Great Bles,sing.” . [From Rev. L. F'. WARD, Avon, Loraine Co., 0,) Messrs, Sirona & ARMSTRONG, % ; L L% Druggists, Cleveland, O. - : —G —lt gives me great pleasure to to ‘that my wife has ﬁerived great q)‘eneﬂt from’.‘fhe ‘use of Coe’s Dyspepsia Cure. . She has been for a ‘number of y‘ears'greqtly troubled with Dyspepsia. accompanied with violent paroxysms of constipation, which so grostrated her that she was all the while, for months, unable to do any thing. She t.oolx‘i at your instance, Coe’s Dy?epsiu Cure, and has.derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT, and inow comparatively well, She regards this medis cine as a %reat blessing. Truly yours, - Jan. 13th, 1868, ) L. F, WARD.

: ;.' ’ ‘ W 1 .- CLERGYMEN. The Rev, Isaro Atkex, of Alleghany, testifies that it has cured him, aftér all other remeédies had - failed.© - il e/ : DRUGGISTS, Any druggist in th try will tell you, if you take" the. EEouble o caumy, this m;’?ﬂne that buys a bottle of Cee’s Dyspepsia Cure from them, speaksin the most unqualified praise of-its great medlc}unl virtues, el ot Coe’s Dyspepsia Cure s 68 ST 10 SRy wfii “alBo e found ing 'lﬁ::;blef!u"hii cases of Diarrhee; Dysentery, 'Collgsummr Obmiﬂfihts, Griv - bing, and in fact every disordered condition of the m} ! i,(‘,(’v_»i'}\.j‘"-l.f‘i'i ; ! %it PN e ~ 80l by Druggists in cit or conntry everywhere 8¢ 81 per boitle, or by application fo . 1 <. - €, G, CLARK & co., e - Sole Proprictors, New Haven, Ct.