The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 9, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 June 1869 — Page 3

- Slatronal Banner, | A s, 5433 ks e ' LOCAL AND MISCELEANEOUS, IR COANVASBRR. .. ' hhi: J. W. Prrezs, foreman of the “National “Banijer” office, will canvass the different townshipg of this county for the purpose of procuring new »übscri\;ers nn¢ collecting su!ggcription_ﬁ due ~us.) Onr friends throughout the county willidg us n gret favor by rendering him every assistance towards accomplishing this object. Gentlemen, pleasie kéep your Greenbacks in readiness, ‘\ ¥ —-—-‘-—T‘---"O-—————-—-"“— 7 Don'’t forget the strawberry festival at the own Hall-td'morrow night.

- Ifyou have produce to sell,”and are desirous of obtaining the highest market price for the same, go to 8. Mier & Co. A i et £777 | ic-Nics are to be held by the citizens of Kendallyille and Rome City, on Sat. urd_}ay next. The “Fourth”is certainly being properly celebrated by, the citizens of *T(v)ble county. ) T

r{tr. ‘Samuel Sessler, who dislocated his left shoulder and received other injuries by falling through the trap-door of E:is cellar a few days since, we_are ‘happy ‘to learn, is now ip.a fair way to recpver. : : e ] T M s Fise PrixtliNG.—The most beautiful buginess card which has ever come under our.observation, isthat of the Chase BJOS.,' publishers of the Elkhart Review, It_} is superior. to the best card printing nff Chicago. i “ 1 e ¢ — ’PE'RBQNAI,.—QuI' fricnd Dr. F. M. Dehny]', has just returned from 8 gying visit ut,ﬁ\’hite Pine _‘unj his former home in Colorado. IHe reporgs thé White Pine m}ncs'us,bcing a very large hum with a C({nsidcmble largerbug, - oo it e B : Wehenever you are in want of calicoes, Ixislxslixl, carpets, boots and ishoes, hats and caps, or anything else in the dry goods filne, eall at S. Micxi & Cos, where you will aiways find the-lafgest, most comchte and cheapest 'stock in this or any other town in Northern Indiana, " et & — e ¢ ©

'Wourp it not be well for our town councilmen to take some “stringent measures” relative to the clqsd confinement, Tuzzling or severely killing of an innumerable number of canines, at, their next “mecting? We think this would be good I policg,; ‘i_éspeciully during the , heated -months.”- What say you? = " | et e %

| Tur Epiror of the Ligonier Republican, in, speaking of the “re-kindling of the western fever among oar citizens,” by folm C. Richmond, says:—“We strdngly lean‘in that direction ourself, and don't know but' what we may “take up our bed and walk,” should the fever continue to increase as rapidly as it has.” :

| Somr law:-cheating, viciqus euss)t ‘wlmse body furnishes insuflicient nfouro;§ lishment, for his brain, on !znsg %Satm'gay* Ibveuing cut loose the team ‘of Mr. James |Cass, which was hitched! in' front or near J‘thc Post Office. We would advise this |“gentleman” to cover his cowardly. deeds - with darkness and thus ecscape legal | wrath, ' Wil | : .l : eo el | fea | Joxus, Jungix & Co., of Chicago, have ‘ Jjust issued a work-of great value to FarmJ ers, Professional and Business Men, enti { tled Laws of Business’ for all the States J of the Union, by Prof. Parsons, of Har- | vard University. The writer is acknowl- | edged suthority on Law, and is the author f of several Standard Law Books., See adil Yertisement in another column,

Miss JeNNiE BRADEN has presented us'with a choice‘boquet, composed of the most exquisitely beautiful flowers,and arranged in the nicest, exact and mosttasteful ‘manner, The fair and accomplished donor will please accept our cordial thanks and best wishes for this evidence of her csteem.” Such remembrances form a green oasis in our editorial life, and in our calmcr moments, remind us of - : That magical Isle u'r the river of time, . . - Where the softest airs are playing; - y Where a clondless sky and a tropical ¢lime, ° With a song as cheap as vespers chime, ~ With the Junes and roses are staying.

. LianTNlNG.—During the recent storm, the citizens in Chapman's' addition were startled by a vivid flash of lightning, accompanied by a stunning repbrt of thun,der. Heveral perons who witnessed it supposed, that an unfinished building near by had been struck. Upon ¢xamination it was discovered that the current .~ of clectricity had passed into the ground -some five or six feet from the north cast corner of the building. Some five or six large holes were made in the carth by this strange freak. ‘

The laying of the!corner stone of the ‘Court House at Goshen, on Thursday last, -was a grand affair, but we are sorry to say ‘that, great dissatisfaction exists among Masons from a distanceat the shabby treatment received by them on the occasion.— Were it not for the fact that the Goshenites had always herctofore been noted for their hospitality and generous conduct, we would be strongly tempted to take them to task for giving offence totheir distinguished and. bonorable guests from abroad. . P R A o i ot ; Three kinds of witata, or potato bug, with a very fair sprinkling of the eritter called the chintz Lug, " are commit ting devastation upon‘the patchesin our town and portions of: the contiguous. vicinity. The fortunaté, or perhaps un“fortunite; owners of this crop may be‘“]‘ seen twice & 'day with a bush in one. hand and a pail in theother capturing these ‘pestiferous ereatures. Their laborg are generally rewarded with from a quart to a gallon at each of these rouads, motwiastanding whidh tbai piotaber seem ;to;?ﬁwdﬂeunﬁy on the increase. : A o e Nl e T unparallelod quantity of fain which Sl week, accompanied with bigh wind, bas - lain the heaviér growth of wheat flat upon the ground. Unléss liof, dry ‘wéather comes. goon, .our, farmers ‘J’j"t‘%émgﬁqsc growths will be ﬁ ined... The cloverand tifmothy have had o e m;;%a“’?}mwm&tﬁ ‘'has conimenced fotting, consequiently the rospect for good hay hmar&m attering. From appearances at.,@hz—:mim#~would seem that the rainer is worn out, R SN 5 X oA T B e e *;ww’m’*y‘*-ww od 1 shiowa N s »wv ss@zw‘ﬂ”‘.ﬁ“ e Memies k% 51 oo P G

. It is calcalated tobe a splendid sffair throughont, and several noted orators from various points Mvga 1 invited to be present and the regular ation will be followed by other speakers of note. The doings will be under the supervision of a live, - working committee, headed by’ Dr. N, S. Daven-/ port, a 8 President, and J. D. Sherman as Grand Marsfial of the Day. : o : Chaplain—Rev. C, C. Sink, of Albion,lnd.— Reader of Declaration--Dr, H. B. Carmack, of .Elkhart, Master of Toasts—Orvillo T. Chamber- | lain, Esq., Elkhart. 2 F A Grand Balloon Aseension and display of FireWorks will take place on Simmon’s flats in the evening. Vo et 3 : A cordial invitation is extended to everybody, | from far and near, to participate in an old-fash- | loned Fourth of July celebratoin. it

FATAL ACCIDENT.—A terrible accident ooccurred oﬂ,ﬁhﬂid?ﬁ west of Port Mitchell; near the residence of James Charter, one day last weck, resulting in tle ‘sub- [ sequent death of Mr. Frederick Nicodemus, The particulars of this heart-rend-ing occurrence are as follows : Mrs. Charter’ and a neighboring woman saw him violently thrown from his horse, his head striking against a small walnut tree; he. immediately got up, caught the horse and replaced the saddle—the girth of which had been broken—then walked a short distance and sat down bya tree, ‘against which he supported’ himself--They not recognizing him, supposed him a drunken man; however, after a few minutes, they ventured to go to the spot, and immediately recognized him. He gave them the particulars of his accident, and requested that the best surgeon in the county be sent for, not naming whom he wished to visit him. Before he could be rcmoved to Mr. Charter's residence he went into a deep comatose condition, ac companied with heavy stertorous breathing, and the escape of saliva from his ‘mouth tinged with blood. Two physi-] cians were sent for, and after an examina | tion informed the friends thatra thor.cic vessel had been ruptured, and that. igfis stupor was -caused by a rushof blgod to the head. They cupped him along the spine, and treated him for pulmonary appoplexy for twenty-three hours, when Dr. Clark, of Albion, who had been sent for, arrived, and immediately discovered a terrible fracture of a portion of the left parietai, and contignous part of the occipital bone near the upper and left side of the occipital protuberance. Life was too near extinct to warrant an operation, and he breathed his last in less than an hour after Dr. C.'s arrival. |He leaves a.wife and young family, and numerous friends' to mourn his violent and untimely death. |

Our Crrizens are now taking. steps preparatory to Widening Cavin street by moving back several . blocks, which' 'h’{we since the location and building up of our town, been a constant eye sore to visitors and an inconvenience to our citizens, ~Efforts have heretofore been..made. to effect this change, butowing to the obstinacy of some of our property owners, all of whom would be pecuniarily benefitted by this change, have been but partially spceessfull. This measure -now stands upon‘a better basis than heretofore, and no dotjlbt_ our business strects will ere long be widencd and compare favorably with those of our sister towns. The legislature at its last session, passed a law giving ol incoporated towns the power to wiaen, lengthen, and straighten their highways irrespective of property owners who 'l;'nay be injured or benefitted by such act, provided, all .damages be properly asscssed ‘and remunerated, We | Hope these buildings will be moved back voluntarily, and thus save the contention and expense that must otherwise follow.

L We suggest to the publishers of this Congressional District, the propriety of assembling at some convenient point, during the summer, for the purpose of discussing newspaper questions of practical importance, and becoming ' better acquainted with each ‘other. We have ever been favorable towards publisher’s conventions, but. believe they would be far more effective and agreeable if confined to smaller districts than is the usual rule. Gentlemen, what do you say, and where? — Lagrenge Standard bt O

We heartily indorse the proposition of our contemporary, and would respectfully, suggest Friday, July 23d, as a suitable day, and the city of Goshen as the most convenient place, for the holding of the proposed convention, -We name the city of Goshen from the fact that our contemporaries at Warsaw, Co{umbid City, and Huntington can reach that ' point easier than any other town, whilst those from other parts of the Distriet will experience no inconvenience from this arrangement. Let us have an immediate agreement as to time and place for a .meeting of the editorial fraternity of the 10tb District.

' Laenaxee County.—A new marble: shop is wanted at Lagrange Center-. . .. A furnace and maghine shop is being constructed in the!lsame place.....The Standard wants a well dug in the courthouse yard for the. convenience of the public. Good idea.;..C. B. Holmes is said to be the finest: horticulturist in the county. .., We. clip the: following from ‘the Standard: .~ e 0 o

There is a farmer on Brushy Prairie whose cornfield this spring has been nedgly ruined by the birds, His daughter, who is an inventive ‘genius, manufactured a frightful looking scarecrow outrof-a petticoat and set it upon a stump. The result was that the birds all skedaddled and the ficld rapidly filled up with boye.s Sp 2l £Y4 eEd g Lagrange supports over one hundred dogs, ‘and 'placing ‘the expense of sup‘porting said dogs at'a low: figure, say one dollar per head for each week, we “have the haundsome little sum of ‘more ‘than $5,200 paid out yearly for —what? Batnerr'd | Vadwrisin tid Bedbintnl ‘We speak from experience, having given a practieal trial to this renowned prepamation. No other hair restorative has ever réceived or deserved . more Wniversal demand than Barrett's—Pittsburg Ooin-. ’Wﬂdﬂ.‘ Y L 2 ! SUBSCRIPTION IQWEW | ' The following persornis have paid their _subscription to the NATIONAL BANNER ‘during the past week.. The figures op{?ositve each name indicate the Vol.and No. to whi’ch-g?y%t is.made: Vol -No. ‘Wm. Chidister, Ligonier,...... 4 — 87 Joseph Gerber, ¢ . 4.~ b 2 Geo. I%;y, Oél‘d'ﬁgrings,;. T = C. C alkle{,c erebusco, . ... 414~ b 2 Jol nShabe fomaie Ly A i 23 Mrs, Mary Thomas, Kansss, ... 4 —52 ‘Fred. Allen, Wawak5,........ 4 — 21 T AarAPDDITTY . {-paronts, in kwan twp., by F. M. Ryland, K., ¥ . {BB %*%ﬁ:@ A G e

s i ITEMS. _ The valuation of the school | raperty of Port Wayne is $125000. © | ' Rogs are slaughtering sheep by the wholg:lg in*%Wn%&gton»ooanty;g o Indianapolis is fifty yeare old. The first log cabin was built there by George Pogue.in 1819, ,

| The délinqu’ent taxes-of EWabash: county this year, amount to twenty thousand dollars._‘;' 4 ‘ g i An artesian well in the Court House gtl:ounds, at Fort Wayne, is being talked B LB o i The Vanderburgh county Poor Farm boasts of a hog weighing 1,700 pounds. Not a very poor farm for hog raising. - The Tipton Times states that the Washingtonian ’Eem&rance Society of that place numbets about 600 members.

The Goshen Times says the exportation of black walnut lumber this year promises to exceed that of 1868. Mrs. Jackson, of Woleytown, Miama | ggﬂnty, was made the happy mother of three infant girls on the t4th inst. They are all alive and doing well. ~ + - They bave potato bugs and strawberry festivals at Valparaiso. The bugs and strawberries gre not served together, however, . The Delphi -Journal says the greater part of the citizens of that town sleep with revolvers under their heads, and warn thieves to be careful or they will get hurt, :

~They havea big snake in the vieinity of Muncie. Its length s 25 feet or 25 yards, we forget which, and’ its diameter three feet. It is still at large, with no-intention:ot being' captured for rthc amusement of the Munceyites, ' The South Beud Register admits that times are hard, and taxes high; but thinks the cause is not attributed to the public debt, but to the dishonesty of .officials, and the extravagance cf the people. Itis by the use of such language that disloyalty is known. The Lebanon Patriot says the Court House of that town was converted into a house of ill fame on a night not long gince. It also says that a decent lady cannot walk the streets without danger of insult from libertines, who are constantly on the lookout for a strumpet.— All of which &ndicates a bad state of morals at Lebanon.

Levi Rich, aged about 19 years, son of ‘Thomas Rich, broom maker, met with a terrible accident at New London, How: ard county, on Monday, at the planing mill of Mr. Hunt. He was turning broom handles, when stooping to pick up something over two belts, he caught-his arm between the belts. He siezed a post with’ the other arm and held on. The arm entangled in the belts was actually pulled off, crushing it from below the elbow nearly to the shoulder.—Kokomo Tribune. A terrible tragedy occurred at Covington, in this State, on the evening of June 12th. Fred Remster shotand killed Mrs, Jones, a respectable widow lady, aged about 75 years. He then shot and mortally wounded Miss Beckelheim, aged 17, He then attempted to shoot John F. Anster, but the eap on his pistol snapped, when Mr. Ansler seized him with a powerful grip, and held him until assistance reached him. Remster had been drinking and gambling to such an extent that he was thoroughly crazed. g

_Two printers, at Fort Wayne, named Harvey Wells and Frank Drukemiller, got into d'disgute the other night about B.o'clock, and Drukemiller, after they had commenced quarreling, drew a pistol and shot Wells, the ball entering nedr the right shoulder blade. It was removed shortly afterward by Dr. ‘Meyers;; who considers the wounded man in a very prit;}caLcondition. L’l;Mdiipﬁt'e,arose about Wells being discharged from the Demoerat office, he claiming that Drukemiller, the foreman, was the cause of it. Drukemiller gave himself up, but has not been taken into custody by the authorities yet. - #Messrs, John Ingle, Jr,, & Son, proprietors of the Bodiam Coal Mines, at this city, are getting ready to thoroughly overhaul their mines and make some necessary improvements, To this end the mules that are used in the mines were taken out yesterday and restored to light. Onc of them has been down in the mines for seven years, and on being brought up was greatly frightened at a chicken and dog. Two other mules have been in the mines five years without seeing the light of day, and they werealso considerably surprised.— Hvansville Journal.

* Mr. Jacob Bradley, who lived near Folsonville, in Warwick county, Indiana, gave notice to his children that on Sunday morning he was going to shave and dress himself, and then commit suicide, and stated that he wanted to be buried as found ; and about 10 o’clock on Sun.day morning, he was ,discovered in his ‘house, on'a bed on the floor, holding the -muzzle of his gun in his l¢ft hand, and a string in his right hand, which he had tied to the trigger ; and after Ylacing the muzzle of the gun against the left side of his head, had fired and killed himself, and apparently had not moved a muscle after the commission of the act. .-Hehad ftwice before taken poison; but was saved by the physician, but he stated that on ‘his next attempt he would 'make a sure thing of it.—Evansville Jowrnal.

~ Near Huntington, on Thursday of last week, two noted counterfeiters were captured by United States Marshal Bossler, with assistants. For two years past Fori Wayne and vicinity have been overrun with 25 cent fractional currency, so finely executed as: to almiost defy detection.— United States detectives have been en# gaged for nearly that length of time,look* ing up the nest, but not until within two months could any trace of it be had, when a ' detective of note was engaged, and he located them near that city, and| then .brou§h't his k.ig’lfe to the scene to assist him: ‘ln time'and with eattion, she commenced negotiating with the gang for the purchase of their counterfeiting implements ; terms were agreed on, and a ‘secluded spot near Hunfington selected as the place for giving them up. It was ‘agreed that the detective's wife should ‘come there aloné'and receive the' plates, etc. 'Officers ‘were stationed near ; tho place. ‘After the same was madé, the plates given to her, and she had paid the money, the officers:made a descent upon them and captured Joseph W, Salisbury and Wm, McMouigal ;: one made his aB~ @pe. | Salisbury and McMonigal were. taken'to Fort Wayne and tried before Com missioner Wheedon, who bound them ~over, and in default of bail they were sent to prison. These same plates have been used there for some years, but could mever, until now be got hold of. This capture giu_ break up a nptoripiu? .counterfeiting artiih i L e o ] g a 5% R LR R R e R R

AGENTS WANTED ‘For Prof. Parson’s e : - Business. With full Directions and Forms for all Transactioms, in every State eﬁm Uwion, "By TH%!‘HI“LUS PAR%’KS, L. D., Professor of Law in Haryard University, and Author.of many Law BoakE, -y ARI R p e L S i F“f‘ 5 der o ev&fw&%‘ Weni oblgatlon o. ik GHIE B sek A corract, economical, and safe Counsellor and Adviser. 4 L eo e e acting unaided thelr ow busigome. L “'SGF i ;‘;,.?:.%.‘ AR u)ro{ 7 ®W ’\ ;,’,'F “:bﬁx%&ﬁ ,4;;,_»- : of the most succossful writet of. law books in the als, Address JONKS, JUNKIN €O, b Y R ONE AR S, (s, Re e e

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To be found in this region, which MUST be sold before the frst of July; as we expect to be bursted “hi%her than Gilderoy's kite” by that time and want to keep our stock of goods out of the hands of the sheriff, soif you want to buy goods CHEAP, now is your time. : e E?Ve would also mention while we are on thg subject, that we have a severe attack of -~ Wool on the Brain! And want to 'i)urchl’asc,at the highest market price, for CASH, any quantity not to : ' exceed a million pounds of Wool this season. - : Parties desiring to exchange their wool for manufactured goods can find at our store a large stock of the best brands of : . Hoosier 'Jeans, Blankets, Yarns, Flannels, Cloths, - L Cassimeres, ' ’ And woolen goods of every descrlption—on the most favorable -teryip"s. So be sure, and g . Call and See Us, st : bl If you want to buy anything, ! S . .. Call and See Us, Lo g 7 If you want to sell anything, F s . 2 : Call and See Us, : ’ : ; : s i If you don’t want to buy anything, e i : t : Smi L Call and SeeUs, ) i < : + If you don’t want to gell anything, S Ple g . \ 2 Sy Call and See US, b 3 3 $ ; g : In fact we like tohave you B - 5 Call and See US== = . - : Gl o anybow Ligonier, Ind, May 20th, 18006 t '. Stra.us & Meagher.

. THE PEOPLE’S VOICE SAYS: “LET US HAVE PEACE” und “PEACE PRICES.” 8. £ CO. ] i e ; ? ‘ ¢ .. ANSWER: _ “WE WILL SELL'YOU GOODS. AT PEACE 4 s PRicEa» . o T ik This well kno{fm establish;ent has j'nst brought toithu town the CHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ¢ Al purchased during thé recent decline, at the LOWEST 6ASB PRICES. Call aﬁd examine E . their immensg;gtpck. consigting of _ il

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. : DRY GOODS! i , Ll ALARGEASSORTMENT OF ‘ DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST DESIRA-, : - BLE STYLES; : ! A LSPLEI‘?DID"S?TOCK OF i : : N'S AND BOYS CLOTHING, , EW gl & ~ HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, : g Ofgreat’vnriety and of the‘best manufacture. : :» : Carpels and Qilcloths, THE ’ALL~OFvTHE“LAT§gTPAmnNs. : i Queensware & Glassware, _' ,"”q*hebestaxidmost c#ﬁeﬁsivé St?ck found in ihjs tqwn.“.AYfiul.l‘ lineof *- ’_ Notions, =~ ebpe oo s el kel Woween 0 el oy, GEGGERIES, : L e e L.Aﬁdothe}'artidés"téé‘m?me’ibus-toméMion. £

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L EMPIRI DRUG STORE! : GOOD NEWS S TO THE AFFLICTED!! frmgtae sy o ot aily receiving ad gods thereto in : the Hnef gf : ’ PURE DRUGS, "MED ICI NES - % WINES and LIQUORS, ' . ALL STANDARD - - Patent Medicines. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, *Dyo tulls, Ohoiop Grooerics, Wall and Window Paper, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, SNUFF, &, &e., &, &, &o & | Weask a share of ?gblic: Pa.troga.gfg. 4 Come one, Come all, You won't find ﬁsm\g&rgeigu?n' bad feil(}'vfé; our NIMBLE SIXPENCE. - 'WILLETT & MOORE. . Ligonier, Indiana, May 6th, 1868, « ~ .

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TR ; ° s o Preventive of = Diseases. The ZINGARI BITTERS are compounded from aprescription of the celebrated Egsipﬁan physician Dr, Cnzorsys, who, after genrs of “frial and experiment, . discovered the. Zingarini Herb-—the most remarkable vegetable production, the earth; Perhape, has ever yielded—certainly the ‘most ef< ective in -the cure of disease. llt, in combination with theé ‘other valuable propertivs: of which the ZINGARI BITTERS is. composed, will cure . - Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague; Billious Fe- _ ver, Cholic, Colds, Bronchitis, Con-. - sumption in its first stage, Flatulen- - -+ ey, Nervous Debility, Female Com- - plaints, Rheumatism, Dysentery, . - . Acute and Chronic Djarrheen; = 4 1 u Cholera Morbus, Cholera, .- Typhoid,and Typhus Fe. i veneXBHGW S Pagge: 7 < g Scrofula, Diseases of » Sl aiilln BN B 0 Hey ol . Ik the Pezvention and Ovn of the aAbove dis: easos, -ithas never’boen known to ' fail, a vedfe“ Sands: Gtourmnbkmomwchybna Sughiont g& artgof the country will ,‘ om‘ G’i ﬂ ~their caseshav mm ) hopoless by ot best physicling; *f»*m% Nt b Rl Gl e SORATRAT e s e Vi e(R RIR T R ;10/54‘&1,», Mol .Wy S%g%@, Tkt e f“i‘; :‘;"’ a“l‘ SRS k-i%?"* R E AVe R R n@;,é“q Ok RSNkt SOV AONeTE Ws FISNOT, 0 ‘;%“4' gl 4 Hon ; B DRer ot ab ey BBV 35T Hon Willias Mt - aadl At 3 ?ﬂﬁl ,éa*%@fﬁ“:‘«%‘z'é“"\ 111 CLT) ::»;a.v’.‘,-,y\«—f gz i ; U ahrunty Bd, 1980-ow&o01y e

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IR INQITRANOR COMD . 5 SROR RS v, Letin o [c}ilxn'mnnb BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS, - . Arrsoven Jury 25, 1868, i ho s ik W OASH CAPITAL, - - 1,000,000. | : . PAID IN.FULL.. -~ : BRANCH OEFICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, | 4, PHILADELPHIA, - i Where the general business of the Companyiis ¥ transacted, and to which all general eorreapoﬁl-ﬁ,; ence ghould be addressed. 0.0 o[l ¥ Ll OFRrOBRE L b CLARENCE H. CLARK, President. g JAY ‘COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive . Committee. o daitiote HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President. 4 EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actnary. e

" This Company offers the following. advanfagest Itisa Nmnal Company, ehmg'«l Bymlv act of Congress, 1868. e bt i | 1t has a paidup capital of $1,000,000. “ It:.offers low rates of premiums, - . - 4 It furnishes larger insurance than other com-" panies for the same money. Vg2 o It is definite and certain in its terms. iy It is a home company in every loeality. = @ Its policies are exempt from attachment. 44 ‘ "ll“hcoire are RO unnecessary restrictions in the | E ef, . 3 \ 31 lmll‘ve‘ry policy is non-forfeitable. - : kL Policies may be taken whic&‘ipay to the insured | their fuli amount, and return all the pfemiums, 80| thatthe insurance costs only the interest on the annual Ipaym’ente. 5 “Policies may be taken that will pag to the insured, after a certain number of K’bars, uring life, an : xmgg{i income of one-fenth the amodnt‘n;me&ln e CY. s ' ' Yoy No exga rate is charged for risks upon the lives i ke dividends to policy-holders, ngures, not to pay dividen policy-ho! g b_%t} at go low d costp that dividends will {e impossible. - B S ;Circulars, Pamphlets and full partlenlars given on app&i’cation to the Branch Office of the 'Compa-§.2. ‘ny, or b g i i (o KEAN & CO., Detroit, Mich. . General Agents for Michigan and North. Indianay C. G. Farmr, Ligonier, Ind, Agent for, . LaGrange, Noble 'and Whitley couns Bies. - - ‘ 889

ERIE RAILWAY. 1800 MILES under one $6O MILES without - one management. - . Change of-(}oacheng. i3s3 THE BROAD GUAGE— - ~weveewys DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE. ! i RO L 4 NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND NEW ENGLAND. OITIES. | s SNN ¢ T‘ : .. THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM Dunkirk to New York 460 Miles, : gl Buffalo to New Yark 420 :gélcs ood W 5 Cleveland to New York 6 'nﬁlas, o . .~ Cincinnati'to New Xork 415 Mile e AND IS FROM / oy 22 to 27 Miles the Shortest Route -mm > 3 V"':‘ - , All trains run directly through to New York. B " 860 MILES WITHOUT OHANGE OF GOACHES. ‘% : We.the Druggists 0f......i....‘..........Vca1l t»he ; attention-of our customers to the letters publish below of the wonderfnl efficacy of Dr.gtoxm 8 Stomach Bitters, Dr. Rogack’s Scandinu}ﬂanm d Purifier; and Dr. Roback’s Scandinavian Blbod - Pills. We have been selling these medicines I9ng: enongh to know that they are all they are reddm--mended to be, and that the certificates ‘of ciires: published arg true. . Signed. o 0 " HOME _ TESTIMONY. From one of the oldest printers - "in the State of Illinois. OrricE or ™arE Wire & REPUBLICAN, -

; '_.,;B - Quiney, Jur., Aug. 22, 1868. Prince Warrox & C 0.,, : - [C'xqci}}nati, O. g ' Gents—l find your Roback’s Bitfets, after using two in my family, to bé a “oood egg.” | Send me another dezen by you don’t want loeal notices to the amonnt” charge it to us on: advertising account. . Yours in haste, | - James L. LANG;I‘i;ON, : Regards to Mr. Walfomnd ) eo g Si"R:I'NG Poﬁ'r, J ACI\'SONCO..,L’.{IgI.I(.‘,H. : o aAugust 15 1850, } Dr, C. W. Roßack @

Dear Sir :—My boy about eight yearsiold was very much trou-. bled with St. Antho- JI ny’s Danee, so that at times he was unable - to feed himself, ifreGuently fellingopthe) floor or ground in a fit; and three oft my o A % - S ‘~ i {family had the fever and ague. - bosght’ some of your ScanSRR de N ~,( e3l' 'a F; ] dinavian Blood Pills and Parifier of your agent here,.Mr, Lal--kins,and tour great LB e e e St. * Anthbny’s' 1 %&@ TUs Lo ARAREMR N ldance. for which we: