The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 10, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 July 1869 — Page 3

. !" R ”"";kb R -I: i. K ‘-j e~ % f,m,ﬁJ " A TR RaAR J A h}; # s | 53%_ o ’)W 5 3‘: A PRI ‘SN ' RFhnr “' "‘ Wv" gusung CELLANEOUS. e AN AR i M, 4, W.. Purugs, foreman of the ‘Natioual Bamﬁ#" pffice, will canvass the different: tomz ships of this county for the purpose ofgnudl | new sgmiibers and collecting subscriptions due 'us, Our friends throughout the county will do us a great favor by rendering him eyery assistance towards accomplishing this: object. Gentlemen, pleage keep your Greenbacks in readiness. - = Risabrr, have your “stamps” ready when our canvasser, Mr. Peters, calls upon you. = bt . Ir you have produce to- sell; and are desirous of obtaining the highest market price for the same, go to.S. Mier & Co. I ¥ i E& v “ 5 ¥ UNIVERSALIST PREACHING &t the Disciple, Church, on Sunday next, at 214 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Clayton, of Chicago. l Tt PPt el EncEL & Co. have a magnificent stock of clothing on hand. Call around end see. | ! - : ', | et P 1 .Wx have been having a severe drouth of three days, duration, but from present appesrances more rain will soon descend “upon the withered and parched vegetation, e — | " Tue LAGRANGE DEMOCRAT has again made its appearance, and that, too, in an enlarﬁzd form. A more liberal classof Demacrats than those of LaGrange county cannot be found anywhere, and they are eminently worthy of a good, vigorous organ. ' f

Persoxs interested in Internal Revenue matters may soon be favored with a new interpretation’of the law relating to the Tﬂnnfactuﬂng business, from which it will appear that “Kings of the cow pasture’ do not stand alone in the category oftaxablé articles. Uik

Tur “Fourti” was appropriately celcbrated at Kendallville, Waterloo, Rome, and E}olumbia City, on Saturday, and at Elkhart and Michigan City on Monday. At the latter place an oration was delivercd by the editor of this paper. -

Whenever you are in want of calicoes, muslin, citpets, bootsand shoes, hats and cupsl. or anything else in the dry goods line, call at 8. Mier & Co.’s, where you willvi always find the largest, most complete and cheéapest stock.in this or any dthc:r town in Northern Indiana.’ * - Wiaurnst at Kendallville the other day, we Jotieed quite a stir in the Pioneer Grogery of Geo. C. Glatte, caused by the unpacking of animmense stock of fresh. groc¢ries, &e. A superior quality of coffecs, ‘sugars and teas are among these articles. Sugar sold by the pound, box or hogspead, at the very lowest figures. s Our farmers are making = active preparations to commence cutging their crop |of wheat. - The hardware establishments &re furnislfing them with an unusual number.of 'cradles, from the fact that the crop is so badly tangled and lain .upon the ground that it will be almost impaossible to use:reapers.

W could, if so disposed, furnish our x;ead(_trs with an interesting narrative of a case of scandal, in which a certain amorous individual played a conspicuous role. A due regard for the feelings of the families of the principal actors, and an aversiondto the principle of kicking a man when he is down, restrains us from particulﬁrizing, although a severe castigation is richly deserved. = -

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.—~On last Satur day pight, the 3d <nst, a railroad employe, named John Maloy, was caught by thie'locomotive of the niglhit express near the west end of -the railroad bridge at Goshen, and catried some distance. From some cause the engineer did not discover the unfortunate occurrence, and the train passe%];fon, leaving his remains in a horribly ‘mangled condition, his body being literally cuf in twain, ;

_-qu. Crow, of Kendallville, the justly celebrated prince of grocerymen, has now on hand the fullest and most complete asspﬁtFment of everything in the line of a first-class establishment to be found in Nci‘tl*ern’ Indiana; His selections are made by himself, with such ecare that it is impossible to find a second class article in hig storée. He is prepared to furnish every variety of first-class salt fish, full weiglit, by the Larrel, keg, or in quanti- ¢ tics to: suit his customers, at the lowest figures -0 a 0 :

LicoNiEß, IND'A, CONGREGATION OF Love AND PEACE has just remitted to us a check for $7O, being the proceeds of the first annual ball given by the ladies of the said association for the benefit of our suf fering brethren in East Prussia. =~ - While we thankfully acknowledge the receipt of the above amount, we hope that the nable example given by the Indiana congregation will be followed by others at no distant period. It is really astonishing and praiseworthy that such a small congregation should be able ta do so much for the noble cause of assisting our co-religionists, and the act of charity will be gratefully remembered in the old as well as the new country.—Z%e Hebréw Leadey. [ i .

‘Duriya. the anniversary proceedings on Saturday, poor old Ben Blair made his appearance in town, and commenced his wild maniacal ravings; and we arc infom}ed struck one or two men and'severely choked a small boy. Mr. David Ulment who as acting as one of the corporation mnghnls, took him to the calaboose and kept him locked up ‘for & few

hours, which had the effect of cooling him down. It dges seem strange that the ‘proper; suthorities do not take somesteps towards having him sent to the Insane - Asylum, or elge otherwise ‘securing him, ' He has become too dangerous to be al“lowed to run at large. .. - WE have received a.communication: "from Wolf Lake, signed “Equity,” in which the writer says that in our account of the *fatal accident resulting in the death of Mr, Frederick W. Nicodemus, - several mistakes occurred, namely: . that ~it was not Mrs, Charter 'who saw him thrown from his horse; that the saddle’ ﬁrﬂl was not broken'; that he requested . s, Charter to send for Aor faly physian S he wal tothe bovs s ~ that he was dead before Dr. Clark's ami.) ’ :;‘“*f’.a he above i the sum and Stangs) he commtnication. omittine splenio uvestives.of thewster. - - g ]

THE “FOURTH? AT-LIGONIER. bLR B R B L P oo T e s | Through the praisewortHy efforts of the warious committees to have a decided “old fashioned celebration” of the 93d anniversary. of .our.country's natal day—such as prevailed before the din and tu‘mult of the recent sanguinary rebellious druiégle\!ﬁpe@apxihe largest concourse of people ever gssembled in Northern Indiana, met ’in’mier‘dgp Saturday, for theipurpose of giving their. heartfelt and cordial appreciation of the mighty |efforts of the patriots of "76, to throw off the galling yoke ot British bondage and misrule. o 0 . I

The day was md in by firing a grand natiomal “salute, accompanied by the joyous peal of all our church and school-house bells, | Youmg America, too, was on hand at an unusnally early hour, fully prepared with guns, pistols, firecrackers, torpedoes, and every conceivable and villainous shape into which gunpowder can be put, for the purpose of making life hideous to guiet people, who do not care to get out of bed at an early ‘thour. A

Before eight o'clock the streets began to.be thronged by well-dressed, patriotic 3 . people from the country, who eame in wagons, buggies and upon horseback, by thousands. Every neighborhood in each township of the county was largely rep resented. Our neighboring towns upon the railroad seemed to vie with each othar’ fhtrjﬁng to not ho outdone in furniching their full share of all classes who scemed anxious to - gladden and enliven the joyous occasion by joining their voices in the grand patriotic chorus of praise to the “God of battles,” and the glorious old miartyrs of liberty, whose precious ‘blood secured to them the priceless boon of constitutionall iberty. At 10 o'clock ‘the vast concourse of people were formed ‘into procession by Capt. J. E. Braden and assistants, and, headed by the Goshen Silver Band, marched to the grove; and after a few brief remarks by the President of the day, Mr. J. B. Stoll, and ja'n eloquent and impressive - prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. Newton, kistened with an impressive silence to the reading, by Rev. L, Wml, of Waterloo City, of that immortal instrument dear to every American heart—the Declaration of Independence, which was followed by a scholarly, eloqncnq and patriotic oration by Rev. W. B. Hendryx, of Mishawaka. The thirteen toasts given by the regular committee, were eloquently and patriotically responded to. The singing by the accomplished - musiciahs composing the choir, was soul-stirring, and elicited the hearty applause of the vast multitude.— ‘ One of'the most intéresting and pleasing features of the occasion, was the reading, by Dr. Denny, of the following patriotic ‘“Anniversary Anthem,” written by Miss ‘Manda Levering. [lt is due to the fair and accomplished poetess to say, thata few days previous to the celebration, a number of our citizens joined in the re‘quest that she should furnish the occasion with otie of her gifted efforts, and that she had only two days in which to prepare it:] | g b © ' Anniversary Anthem. da | - BY MISS MANDA LEVERING, . . } 8}“ fatllJ{ers hailed @y the dawn | ! w o ) 3 ’ | Andui‘i:e gxgg‘llx&tc b?r% ofh’:ao':'eﬁward flight v Hovered o’er their banner bright, . And proved to them the purity e Of peace and bl,ood-bo.uggt Liberty, With rapture now, to-day wases The same *)roud banner of the free, t Of heavenly hue and beauty rare, : Unfurled in triumph to the air; : - And like the patriots of old, We feel in peace beneath (its folds. To-day with happ% hearts we ‘ﬁreet—— ; Beneath our gorgeous standard sheet, With demonstrations grand, yet gay, Our glorious anniversary dug: ; : g -Each heart with Ips,triotusm IZNSs, . | ~As we gladly welcome itsretnrn, The ghouts of war, the battles din - Have been succeeded by the hymn ; /That lulleéd the strife to victary, £Y Proclaimin% ours the liberty. g And now above on spotless wings, Freedom soars and sweetly sings. J I-low*etrona the bright fratemal chain, | 'Where truth and peace together reign, ’Tig lovely, glorious and sublime; : Ne'er to besundered by old Time But binding hear* to heart‘lmtead. ‘ In memory of the honored dtmd We feei the strength of the happy ti ' And rejoice to liv% w)(x)ere evei :n?c?uyld gio. For we are numbered with the hostb That can with true hearts proudly boast - Of devotion to the red, the white, the blue, And i¢this our anniversary, too,

During the afternoon, a¥severe thunddr storm, accompanied with a deluge of rain/—unprecedented even for this season, —set in, and every store,shop and private residence were densely crowded by men, women and children.. About sundown the. drenching shower ceased, and although the nigﬁt was not a glorious one, such ‘&8 poots rave and lovers cannot sleep in, thousands remained to witness a grand pyrotechnie display, which commended as soon as darkness set in,and ended about 11 o’clock, by sending heavenward a monster balloon by Wm. Culveyhouse, which was witnessed with delight, until it was lost to sight in the -weary distance of the northesst.

With the exception of a few fast young men, whose patriotic - hilarity prompted them to imbibe a little too freely of lager and villainous benzine, the oceasion passed off quite & pleasantly and successfully as the most sanguine could have wished.

“QUININE.” ~— During .. -the heavy, drenching showers on Saturday, one of cour popular dry goods establishments was crowded with people who had sought shelter from the rain. A young buck with a colored goatee was heard to re mark to & couple of young damsels, whe appeared to-Be under his especial guardianship, that he must go into Mr, Kaufman’s saloon and take some quinine.— They blushingly informed him that he could not “quinine” without “we'ns.” It i 8 needless to say that they accompanied him to that popular. establishment, and quinined. . el

We would respectfully remind our friends throughout the county that we do not send our canvasser out for the purpose of getting promises to pay in such and such a time. It is money we want —not promises, o e T T T " MARRIED. July Ist, 1869, at the Mammoth Hotel in Rome City, byßey, Z«Fhomas, Mr., Maztox Epwitns to Miss mﬂw Lang, all of Noble County. <!

W&‘K i 3 Have’j&st received ! A MAMMOTH STOCK, DRY GOODS, CLOTHI N G, Hats & Caps, = '~ BOOTS & SHOES, And a grent mx}ny other Gobdé'tivb&‘xlnmer ous to mention, and kept in a s {1 FIRST CLASS STORE! which they will sell at considqrxg‘bli B Lower Prices than @y other house in ;ndla#a. . ! Call and be Convinced ! THE HIGHEST ' CASH PRICE FOR ALL KINDS OF " COUNTRY PRODUCE! b JACOBS & KELLER: xtonda?lvxxlc. May ,6' 1868 ' : THE KRUEGER BLOGK.

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" HERMAN KRUEGER'S Great American Tea Company, 1s the mc;st pog:ltavz;opgggo; énlolée:eallvim. Teas $l, $1.121-2, $1.30 & $1.50 per Ib. ~ All Goods Warran?‘ As represented, otherwise goods to be returned and money refunded. T elurgegt? :pf . T GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, T TEAS, Queens & Glassware, " In the city sold at & small advi,ncg ' ABOVE NEW [YORKZCOST. AN those wishing to get value received for their | : money, will . & Give Us a Call And we will be always pleased]to al{ovir them our Goods, Qualities and Prices. - Corner of Liaig and Mitchell streets, | ‘ Aprilontf KBNDAPLVILI#E. IND.

|2 e | REMOV Af L! The Place to Buyg2 Your Groceries & Provisions, |&|; v “ ‘ . i ; |lB AT THE STORE OF : J. Decker, o In Miers’ Block on Cavinstreet, - Ligonier: Indiana. | nlgag)ﬁpll:t?lslgsyoégnﬂgneg o}l iﬁtgggreél\%i:‘l;r&gﬁ | Provisions, they are borind to gell - Cheaper than the Cheapest. i His stock has been selected with care, and congists of the choicest selections of | COFFEES, FLOUR, | . TEAS, oA ‘ ' ~ SUGARS, FigH, b SYRUPS, .. ' SALT. and all other articles in his line of business.. l I will pay the highestmariet price forallkinds of COUNTRYPRODUCE Ligonier, Ind., January 29th, 1868, . ]

0H SAY, YOU CAN SEE!!! Thei largest, cheapest and bﬂcst vassortmf;nt.o'f CLOT HIN G , ' AND i ‘ GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, i 53¢ e , ‘ L. Low & Co’s. We keep c(;g:tgxggl g: 'l;md e‘\x;:dry:;l:irﬁ; suitable ‘ SUMMER STOCK * Just received, isfal ofall the Latest Styles n W CLOTHING, CASSIMERES, Hats, Caps, . . . > i 3 comns,&c:!:»&%.““ Velocipede mmﬁa ek Tie Pt At i o

i T T VAL IIEU 1 "Bl Y T . ; - T e R R T duandy ST Sl B &is atice ] 'iiuﬁb rd peid ”' entaados M | ﬂf';ﬁmq; o 5 ¢ o § sSR t;"‘ bbl qorse sad &AW ««n i : almost forgsti $0 mientip connéction with ,‘W’) ) ‘our S i $ BE Ve ey sorpiIRVE SVATE ENESURE ' o § R B e | Erdiol aus e JRlnest, | s Voisi o s fr : gl Raing sl shigus frgga 0 ;.;;T!i “"”*‘L 0 T gestSelecte% L 2 &ﬁ ; " : "h , . :—:‘ J’ o i < s siant s EEw ”;_'; g ‘.f. AR iy - .Moest Complete o ‘ ‘},';"-ié‘:f?‘ib L Lot i : And cheapest stock of ‘ ClOth. ' B oot Rs L B 2o VRO p S AP A e Hats,’Caps 5 R ‘? o P oo (GO b HERERR . e 3 j::r.;i?‘ g S ouy BRI | iRt it vl : * : feod | Lo To be found in this region, which MUST be sold before' the first of July:‘as #e expect to be buirsted “higher than Gilderoy’s kite” by that time and want to keep our stock of goods out of the hands “of the sheriff, so if you want to buy goods CHEAP, now is your time. : : : ‘NS We would also mention while we are ondhe subject, thhat v(e _hfzve & seve attafzk qf 1 ‘ L MHES RO b 'm‘ug . Wool on the Brain : .

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And want to purchase at the highest market price, for CASH, any quantity not to Parties desiting to exchange their wool for memufattured goods can' find store & large stock of the best brands of ..~ =~ . © ol bk Hidvestge Hoosier Jeans, Blankets, ¥arns, Flannels, Cloths] = o . Cassimeres, .. v . . et And woolen goods of every description—on the most gﬂ;ble terms. Bobesum.andg SN Call and SeeUs, | ..w : : ; * -If yon want to buy anything, : b 4 f Bo : . Call and See Us, Pl e o : ofioedn : A )!ryorbwanttoseu' | Call and See Us, Lo . : g iel ) <ot RS If you don’t want to buy anything, - : / " { e e Call and SeeUs, “‘j - : & b R ‘“lf you don’t wantto sell anything, / gk 1 : ) . /Call and See Us, .| = L ; i " it In fact Tu-‘m tohave y / sWa | A W ias - -/ Call and See Us== = = Ligonier, Ind.,_nayﬁczﬁ.’im.jt.;ff " L Stra. us & Mea.gher.

THE PEOPLE’S VOICE SAYS: ¢ - . .' ! 66 P N 99 LET U/'S HAVE PEACE” and "PEACE PRICES.” ’ | i ' \ . : j s j (ke | . ‘ i e | . . = €O, ¢ : s : ‘ - WE WILL SELL YOU' GOODS AT PEACE : . PRICES.” . =B 3ta \ i > g h This well known establishment has just bronght to thistews the~ | - ; CHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS All purchased during the recent decline, at the LOWEST CASH‘:PKG&. Call anid-examine % : o their immense stock, consisting Of -« sihisniia : A w'f“f:f"* . PENTIRTINST. o. o lalaes NGRS GRS O sL R . | FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC . - v o & R el RS R R et W i | A 5 4 : ;L ) A ; .2 A LARGE ASSORTXENTG? : ’ : 7 . : T et RS Svl sSS Euisd g DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and m? ESTR A~ : B STYLES, o o 6 sotie] snssd. ' : Loy et i {0 | § : ;.;“-_\j" A MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING: | : % v 8A / o v s-~ ggt " i . 3 e i i S e v:l:.s g ni;;,a!’!ﬂ-% f‘:”*‘:’”,“_;* - TIATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, . - ik g Teely %Ry i i ¥il petlfanns pouk sep il o-alnitl SNIRT Al : & oo st B ot Wit ooe Ll oaleie il o - Offeéat Variety énd of the best manntasture | . btabpabes giod: A s i R i e bel LRR Tt e Carpetls and.. Qileloths " HOT Y S & PLgl L Anaadved ol L ‘m‘;q 7 "J..»;,‘.'?:u- -; BT lANOGEA L HIDAT op%ﬂfmrmnrmga wob A Sikhb & T ROAIE ” T o s $ S it W H v A b WA WSS ik T 2o ey v ok v imae B wwd fph L eoileaimen & v | T T Y el el eMR L£ WA sigin SR v] Diom eek bkl Wi o | ; b G I\7:‘- ok oLyt ;,.;s:&{ ‘-m A ~: , s Seaa -’r,-a-‘-"f’ v’{ o best and most exiamsive Stock fond in (b YOWS: ATEALTS | : * Ll W Ty s | Lo . : L £Gk e i 44 o S Lo ek e CBINIARDDTOR i ety eR,™ 1O s 2oy WHOCEIHEE, G s Anadmmwm i AU 1R S ~,,ﬁf e aaeunsd ) ol | Dadguead ood PBT B & R I}ﬁ‘fiﬂ ks&n shidae oalli o sentlouE il ;‘ it ;,, !ji sl _&;;m:‘:w,z; k .‘i b DaneaoNg Bl w L 75 eRS - ) ,' 4 . Merchant - Tailoring Department, D AT e ees (i gt Sade iTR § SE o T e 5 ; RSs e e F e o AR SRR fon Ji pelliot SUE eBO U DSI SRARS b Sl e e Sy st They have a Large and Complefe Stock of CLOTHS snd* | eo SR e e R R AR L R L St S et e R e L e s soremr—thes sigriissbach Db nuivi ot B eik uwtawTßG St otk wapEbots i No charge for showing our Goods, Call and examine our steck, and: yoi-will | Srid shat it onm}w ol et et Bt 3 M Wuﬁf AL |el sl [~ ROME FACTORY JEANS, FLANNELS and BLANEETS constanily on ;?a'}?' :gy,&gi\.«“ ﬁu#wwesﬂb!’# R wiklitE Eets £ L (laads at as low & rate as any factory RO CORNEY. . e g cian BB - HIGHE ' CAL ~,r »' CE PA} o WHEA ,;“ wd 8l b ag ! i ‘Hides, Pelts, and allkinds of marketable produce, by, = -ese 0 SEERRIEIA Fngties * S o s| [ w}*ﬁ;ﬁ “”:::@ 4 il MWM%@Q%” ;;‘ - ; “’% y ™ R A e T 3,’.&‘(_ ) PSR VS BT Y L & RS s R s Bosie oe Lo R RLI T R ' R B R s e gl e

T :\, J 1 "".." ‘ @% : .;: j w"‘*" WEETT T gm"’b’;m w»x;% aw:;zéé o ._...-.,,- it L yeßeesE ol ,*z vsßt *‘ ‘ | ; "AT THE pmm”m Fes f;’».,-:.‘;efw‘gi}::: i I o hmaterine Faey T akie TEC Soua ' BRB B B B 4 @ SRR R, 2 3 g 0 - 2 2R E R BRI H 3: SN BRER ‘TER R R ikl U‘.23 5 11 |& ! U ‘ o “ﬁ BriE ¥ :ué};:i ' : ,; ; 4« 3 4 Merchant Taiolring Estabishment, INEENDALLVILLE INDIANA, »mm\mé‘jw reeceived a largé stock O WA ORRE M : : e i : PO 37 FSE G WK ‘ %SR RN v _Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, sty EEeee sl X oy ha s . BT E A‘ ’ is 2 Ofall’tﬁ{“ and qualii;ies. In t:heir ¢ i as W b outimes : g e \ l(é'x;"dliant"’T'a.iloriﬁgl‘ Department they ‘have alarge Cloths, Coatings, Deeskins, Cassi- . meres, Vestings & Piece Goods, ~for Men’s and Boys” wear. .At Prices within tho reachiof WY i THEY SELL BY THE YARD OR MAKE TO ORDER | Clothing of every Deseription and Warraut Satisfaction. - Gl\:é thel.h}:; ’é;;il;gbefore you bu:;r !:; al North-East Corner of Main and William Steegts, Kendallville January 27, 1868, - e 25 I BREGEL & ¢o.

THE BISHOP PILL! 352 pmmos it 4 'BISHOP PILL! A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar Coated). : ; 99 e . ““Costar’s” Bishop Pill ! “Is ofmmrd(naryfem fot Costiveness, Indim‘eir(%ompwnt.i'f" “The“gg{ gﬁ“tﬁe%%%%.’;‘ $ [Medical Journal, September B.] TRY THEM!| TRYTHEM! - All @ruggisté in LIGONIER sell them, ¥ s b x 5 F: :

NP e | - Beautiful Women ! Beautiful' Women ! ‘Beautiful Women ! - COSTAR'S” BLOOM«YOUTH! Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossams Con&%dﬁe Secrptzg ;ﬁe;i;ty—gßemov‘es all Blotch es, - and K 8 — Renders (the o the lokn, s huby (ingeTo s Lipe- i now sed 84 4 Basutifior ta all the Cities and Towns of the U. 8. , ‘ L A et " 1 LADIES, TRYIT! One'Botile, $4OO--Thréeidr $500; <+7x . % & %ﬁmumm&mmg : l g. s ' SaRMER Ak DY v 4 e ¢ MR O LSI AR £45 SoREE S ‘ A 8 L s s Placad ey o BoG s ¥ A & ; =‘ Bl $ , giash R i o LZ"'%"E‘fr' 2 e e ¥t el ‘.“ré}" i r}v:ﬁiﬁiﬂf ‘T'ﬁj— L w FCOSTARS? | Standard Preparations. $ . SHEPIRNE Byeead Ny i "‘W . &e., Exterul i ‘*‘s,; & 3t T e it e st T e ot z“féwwéwm tsose M‘waﬁ i B 2 i .;‘;' e Av"f' chid ‘ As§ < RS -,'x‘..' & "\L‘*’ﬂj*’{:;%‘ﬂ i HANAMARY OOMPANY.. ..

DRUG STORE! | ;Géon NEWS 7| i TO THE AFFLICTED!! REERprhgee i g Mo daily recelving additiods the:'eto in} t}\hj‘e lilne‘_of MEDICINES WINES and LIQUORS, % g 'ALL'.S";fANDARD”;é_ ! e Patent Medicines. PAINTS, < OILS, 'VARNISHES, " Dye Stuffs, Choice 'Groéel""iéé,' . Wall and Window Paper, ‘TOBAOCOS, CIGARS, SNUTF, &c., &c., &c., &c., &o. &o ~ We.ask a share of I‘ub_'lic~ ?atrqnage. e roome ‘one, Come all, You won’t find us worse than bad fellows; our T e NIMBLE SIXPENCE. Loatd sl L WTLIETT & MOORR. ; Ligonier,lndlam.l(w‘&h. 1868. ‘

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) ;‘ l s : > | L“’M Mk i sl oocsei feit ' Wé"ﬁ et it R e : P e Sk ik TmbTR ek 7 S ey ‘”mr«&’i; Wy i IR aol X gg Snd S ey, A\ Wi ey s ™ \ 4 AERG : Joow o e '!\z "\ i& G | oVO S A e e e o 5 S LIFE INSURANCE (OMP. | A ¢ RS CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS, ] ArrmovEp JuLy 25, 1868, CASH CAPITAL, - - 1,000,000, Ve wadeiiens PATD N PULL ‘ . BRANCH OFFICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, - "PHILADELPHIA, . . Where the general business of the Company is trausacted, and to which all general cerrespond- . erice should be addressed. i Y OFFICERS: CLARENCE H. CLARK, President. : JAY COOKE, Chairmar Finance and Executive - Committee, / o ! HENRY D, COOKE, Vice President. < ‘B_MERSOK‘W, PEET, Secretary and Actuary, This Company offers the following ndvnningos: It is a ‘National Company, chartered by special act of Congress, 1868, : £ | Tt has a paideup capital_of $1,000,000. . ﬁoﬂ'on low rates of premiums. furnishes larger insurance than other coms 'p,nlu«forftro Sanio money, . . It is definite and ee%l‘u'ﬁl its terms. * It-is ‘'a home company’in every locality.’ . Its policies are exempt from attschment, | '{}‘:i::. are me unnecessary restrictions in the- - : R ! ‘Every policy is non-forfeitable. ; Policiés may be tskae‘n which Ipay to the insured their fuli amount, and return all the premiums, so that the insurance costs only the interest on the :annua‘lﬂpn.yi;gnm. ; : i Policies may be taken that will pag to 'the insured, after a certain number o_ftgears', uring life, an annital income of one-tenth the' amount named in the poliey, s 4t Noextrs rate is charged for risks upon the lives 1t nmine, o£sk iU e lnpalist o mres, not to pay 0 policy-holders, ,b%ti at'so low a costp that divi?ﬂnds ?vm %e*injpos—sible, - : ? & 424 (i Circulars, Pamphlets and full partlenlars given on"uppucaﬁon to the Branch Office of the Company, or to SR ‘W ; S. A, KEAN & CO., Detroit, Mich.” General Agents for Michigan and North, Indiana C. G. Farr, Ligonier, Ind., Agent.for LaGrange, Noble and Whitley coun- -~ ties. ) ; 3-39 BAKERY! I have made an addition to my Rdstaurantofa - Bakery, and will be able horeager to supply the' public with good_ ~ | L . Bread, Cakes,Pies, - “And anything ususily kept in a first-class 2 BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. lamnow receiving Early Strawberries, and will continue, as wusual, to supgly my xmm‘;7 cus-. . ‘tomers with Choice Early Fruits, and Veg- : etables, grown for City Market. - ‘'WEDDING PARTIES supplied with finely ornamented cakes on short notice. .SopA WATTER AND IcE CREAM always -on-hand, together with the choicest kinds of C"{»n—fectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. A share of the . public patronage is respectfully solicited. ° o Ligonier, June 2nd.,~4m.: ~ E. D. MILLER,. ° 3 3 = ‘g L . 'We,the Druggists 0f.....c.....c0055..5.C811the attention of onr customers to the letters gggﬂmhed below.of the wonderfnl emcagg of Dr. ROBACK’S |, Stomach Bitters, Dr. Rosaox’s Scandinavian Blood Purifier, and Dr. Roback’s Seandinavian Blood Pills. -We have been selling these. medicines long enoudgh to know that they are all'they are recommended to be, and that the certificates Jof cures published are true. Signed. e

M TR ' ; BUSINESS LIKE, STATEMENT -~ FROM A BUSINESS MAN. : Fraxgrin, OarnLAND Co., Mron., : st ot il e Moy 147385855 } Dr.C. W. Roback, Dear Sir: Ireceivedasupply of your Scan--dinavian Remedies a shorttime since, and the first thing I saw, on opening one of your alma. nacs,was a curecof Rheumatism. I immediately sat down and - wrote a friend of mine,stating I had just received a newgnedieine, that was advertised to cure the worst cases of Rheumatism. The friend was Lemuel 'B. 'White, of Southfield, ~ Oaklarid ‘County, Mich., who ‘hasbeen afflieted withtheabove - disease two years. Isent hima ‘bottle of the Purifier and a box of Pills, stating to take them or. send them back. He immediately commenced using them, andin four days he was able to walk to'my store. He stated ‘that he believed one bottle of Purifier and one box of pills “would%ure him entirely. - The * above statement can be®obtained on his oath, if necessary, . - as hetold me afew daysago. I~ think your medicine will sell like hot cakes when once intro-

‘duced into this neighborhood. = Very truly, .. I'. B. OwzexN. Graxp Lebar, Earox Co., Mrci., } : . August, 11, 18%9. v Dr. C.. W. RoßAok ¢ ‘ Dear Sir:—For four years I was severely afflicted with Rheumatism so that I was confined to my house for a long time. The Doctors did me no good, and ' ‘was ‘& perfect.eripple. iprocured some of your Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Puriﬁer,fmmgm Messrs.. Case & Turhier, and they enigay L 4 e | S s R B L R R