The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 11, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 July 1869 — Page 4

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.‘ b ' : A Foew Facts and Theories Abou{ I.found myself in a country madd sous: by: Alie Siwhts of Ao Ria Tooth Who! pebplo. sesmomber” 764 with the liveli'esﬁ_;.diaphtiafaet‘ion E}i‘giqtreatment by the government.. The wild ié‘xaimimu that :{'d%uﬁi Vthe horrit:ime event e:l:pog{;ed an er;gre country side to cruel abuse, The troops S?gli"o'ﬁ‘f ‘on’ the 't’rh‘ckﬁof"tlie'ﬁaﬁség; gl;ght have laid waste the whole of 3 eount wit | . 4 Chmigorey it uirecfea wle searcn, ‘L'hat such outrage was done is owing to the officers in' immediate' bohmaizg: This is the .one great defect in the character of the most remarkable man the war ever! brought intonotice. * Fréfer to Edwin M, Stanton.” He is as/impuldive as a woman, and vindictive as Satan. The blind wrath that followed thé erime defeated its own ends, ‘and was ‘productive of very small results. Tt left the murder shrouded in mystery, by sweeping down the innocent and.the guilty, and thereby shutting the door to evidence by hanging or intimidating witnesses. No ‘man dared say what he knew, for his knowledge was considered guilt, ‘with a swift, ready punishment in its wake, ; An intelligent - gtm&lgman, living in the neighborhoo fa(’)f Dr. Mudd, tolg me ‘thiat % fok ‘faets 'are” whigpered about the %ﬁy side ?‘,ﬂrzwould have been of ihe gravest importance on the trial, but the witnesses were frightened py the indit;c;imh;:dte man--nerdn'w tc;(&@ Wz re alike cpndemmued. And 110\%, although he knew of certain - ¢vents bearing upon the crime, it the witnesses were called upon they would either deny ‘all | knowrggn\,,or fly to the country, He told me of one that I;think ‘ought yet to be Hanted up and the evidence put to record, as interest. iug in a historjeal point of view, if no otheed . -GIUEMIAS T @il ‘ . He told me with great hesitation and confidentially, that after Booth and . his;young cqmss.\iqw.hﬂ Dr. Mudd’s they wakened np alad living ina m:iaeruée huton the:-roadside, and _offered 'him: ten ' ‘dollars if he would ~guide.them to'gome ‘point on the Poto-' mac where' they eould find means to cross into Virginia. Any one ‘who lias seerr the country and=sppreciated its wild network "of reads can undergtand the %ﬁan%’[’h@?ln ;. bright enpugh foriotie of His elass, %‘knéwf“ ing, of cotirse, the sort of work' he was ~contracting for, readily .consented ;. and, saddling hisr mule,yode. at the head of the assassing. " Tilj;aﬁ(iixte was ong somewhat stiffened by old age and. hard work, and the guide foand- him-' self erowded on by his two strange C()mg:mimm.' and so near that be heard much, of their conversation.’ One of the two who complained of his leg, did not say much, but the kqtl;c; talked incessantly, Twice during their midnight ride they stopped, and the hurt man proposed ending the husiness.— T'he other urged him on, however. Whenever - their talk referred to their flight and escape, the more [silent one cursed - somebody for a coward and traitor,'in not putting out the lights.— “Had that beew-done, we might now be comfortalila in Washington,” he said sevieral timed ; to which his ecompanion rejilied with words of comfort and encouragement. et 17 In this way, then, the thiee pushed ton, climbing hills, crds‘ss'ing brooks, “l»ulsing farm honses hushed in ‘sleepy “until the broad Potomae was reached; and the guide received his pay and lofd them. g L O

5 When one considers the shattered condition of Booth’s leg, the indomitable will and powers of endurance, shawn in that midnight ride, come out in bold religf.’ What he must' have suffered ,in, mind and body defies common words to indicate. But one.im‘Pportant fact leaks out, in ' (he s illremembered and disconnected ta{ii.& d have always believed, from'a davbtul’ examination of the few ¢ircumatances attending the crime that ' the so-called trial gave us; that the mssasgination however long premeditated, was hastily planued. ’l?his is @vident, wheb’ we remember that Booth : could not have. kdown that ;}r Livcoln’ Wd)lﬂ'd,'ﬁﬂeilﬁ' the theater until noon of th£~ night the’ muarder occurred. The Surrattville mattér of ropes and concealed weapons referred to a previously planned abduétion ‘that had long been abandoned, aud we reeognize in the great erime itself three conspirators, Booth; Payne, aud one anknown. It was evidently Booth’s iutention to. have the gas turned off.on ' the: report of the pistol, and’ the unknown murderer, whose daty it was to plunge the startled audience into utter ' darkness, failed him ' . at the critical moment, and so brought the chief actor on the stage, for all fo “gnze upon and recognize. - ' ' It was admifably planned, but had “the plan . been earried out there was yet a clue to the assasein, My friend, Capt. McGowan, attended Fopd’s Theater that night, and finding the house crowded, proeured a camp stool, and seated himselfin the Wugbe&,wayﬁ, next the private box oceupied by the President and his party. A lover of the drama, he was well acquainted with the actors, and saw Booth lounge in.and pause for a moment near the door 'oip‘*”’the "private box. Then h.g came, slowly: down the passage, and. ﬂmué&;f(gx}pt; ﬁgépygf a?:% looked eatnestly | at-a. paper he took from his hat. . f'le‘.co;ild_» see, intg the box, - whete he was, and Iké?'eimﬁéw\rd w‘#& = evidently e: ted. to matisty. himself 1,1? to ﬁ{gﬁﬁ?‘m x{ﬂm:w He thon walked back gud jer "‘éﬁ‘i ial placn, Almost. jmmediately ahr, £5lB lok Yrabbet Jof obis platol Sdakllod ‘the audienced Captain, McGowan is a_ cm , '.,3& hat, 3&3}&*5; have identified sthe asmasdin: evon had. the gas been turned off, as tbe»/greatf - coithinbl dntended.c 28 (1950 70000 sl RRE %0 S < in dar 1 ¥ t }:‘A‘; "c 4' ﬂ 1 3 JM' | the assassin, % ‘, 1 the mﬂ - _ndeßgsaryto carty onb the design; sind)| ‘/l'“ “_’ hE 2 ﬁf:‘ '- ]gm e Y L ,;q:;.”" ;% ‘ oR TR »%mmmw o ipfn el B e b W i e j.r‘ S u{uwﬁmww SR ;\; 9‘*‘9* **,‘df:, i A ‘:"‘§ TOE O REEY 3 1 i

beendiaeed Mia gieat meAsure upons th :;3‘: atgu in l:ze nEpiaey. %n er, Howewer ba e ;‘b&um :a se "muﬁ part in a plot that involved her sonas a principal actor. And looking back over those fearful events, it is extraordin to note the blind infatuation tha:?rove men of brain inmq@u;thatzl were not only cruel, but intensely * stupid. Our wild zeal covered the tracks of the criminals far better than their own ingenuity.—Donn Piatt.

‘1 :i" By ".‘ T‘. i HL % g? ? g o B @ y | :-‘: gre ‘ﬂ!ﬁ t ir. ‘gl% wea g& wbewi i §m\ is illiVersally wolshipped—whgte the oth*“.ﬁ' Pashion and Pléasure—the elements are favorahla for a Cosarian dos potism, Nomere educational element wiil keep it off —Enquirer. ; : There is a world's history-in the above suggestions, comments the Winamac Democrat. If & mere hook education is referred to, thededuction is incontrovert-

ibla; but if wetake .into consideration hok bl Dot 38 bttt family circle, parenta) government, school decorum—we find ‘& basis upon which we may construct an ‘“educational element’ ¢that will keep-it.o o 'l‘;}e% the xgtgp mgmoﬁ,“ %‘fﬁhiéh and Pleasure reign supreme and universal, there are none left to educate, nor. to be educated, but we have not reached that point yet. .We have noble excep tions in many houselolds, and in many of our ripest scholars. The Enquirer is unqnestmy clirrect/in th&mnin drift of its aggurent, lﬂge only reproduge it for the parpose of Qmeaggg the, fact above quoted in relation to other methods of, or aids to, education than merely books. : ) by

We have beg too ready to ncqugt genemliﬁwgnt_;% “Sapsion; { fash tounble stealing, mammon and kindred godsiduring the past eight years, as controling influences so-soon as they'were introduced, and reasonel from this premise. This is all wrong, and the effort of the bondholders and pleasure seekers in the United. States to stultify the contemplative mind of olirpeoplé by 'thrusting dame Fashion” | forward, will prove a fa\ilure. Educate the rising generation by prétept at' home; and in the school room to a high sense of 'honor, self-respect, kindness and charity, and they willin,due time. throw off tha Gempbifit 1) we ek bhos oot resist, after subm?_t&ing’ to its ég:ggu’m. tion. Beliipd; ; orablpsl * High above the sv!vgeegzligqm dr‘fvashihn, z{{% far beyond the deceptive wiles of pleasure, there is a* jgt,eng‘lpdncﬁpk:‘ Fithbar i people that will cither force the“men of _;to-day to “keep off”” the worse (if worse “‘it could be) despotism, or educate the ris’in’g‘ generation as before suggested; to ‘throw it off. :

JH3O From the Lafdyptte Jonrnal. | The Mysterious Printer in Lafayette—- ! He is Found ina Cellar. . J. S. Kentzel, the printer who was at first sdpposed to have suicided, and afterward was said to have been heard from at Indianapolis, turned up again yesterdy; being diseovered in the cellar of the Courier office, in a terrible condition. How long he had, been there, or how 'he got ‘thete, no one knows and he was unable to state.— The information that he was in Indianapolis came through a letter from that place to one of the. Courier employces; butit now appears was probably incorreet.” - . ‘ . - Mry Kentzel was thrown oug of hiss situgtion b the: Churier office 'ab(%luf two or three months ago. Knowing that he had no work afterwards, and was out of money, his fellow crafismen were considerably alarmed at his rather sudden disappearance a month gsince. After a week had elapsed withont Gby trace of his :mheréigouta hnting been discovered, we made, at the request of the printers, a notice of /all thé facts in the case.’ .. | .

Nothing has' been geen or heard of him,by any,one, from the -time of; his disappearance, a month ago, until he ‘was discovered - yesterday, r Where ?{e has been all that time is a mystery. entgel is Segratary of the Typographs ical ?‘:‘fdmf‘mmli the“%gpera : b!::ﬁg ing to that organization were found in his trunk atl‘l%t's. Ohapman'd boarding houss sowme timg sings, aud taken posRensibh’ Ft Y.L 4 bropbr T opiar .. Tgl;ﬁeﬂ altogether, it is a very strange chse’; and ‘not’ the least singular feature is the perfeet silence which the Courier has maintained ngon the sub_l;:%_ «/The -prinfers kindly cared for is wants as soon as he was discoverediithe. County Physician was. called’ in, and Kentzel removed to his boarding house, where, under careful ‘treatment he stands a fair chance forre-, BRM. TS R T

A GREAT-ERROR.~~We : observe by the State Sentinel that Judge Perking'has permitted himself to make an argument before the Supreme Court, @3 » @ lawyen, which:he advised the Démoerats of the last Legislature against, as @ man/ This is wrong. Position, money, reputation, nor anything else sboﬁ!}ffﬁlake 8 Démocrayt.' in these periloys | 4&"&‘&&.}?!& ‘an opin-. ion against the law and the truth, not ¢ven a 8 an attorney, who is allowed ‘xm laﬁbidg; 8 meshp Anilae gYo b . 'We are proud to obscrve that Hon. Joseph E:' MeDonild, on' 'the same gide of :the case, refused to ‘say that the' Législatire of Indiana could do business wih léss ' than’ two-thirds of the. members &‘ ‘each’ Houses - -?r»ﬁ.&llﬁt . = Enanaville Courier, - 700 T

The Xenia, Ohio;' Torehlight narrates the :ufferings of a little girl who bad been.bound out to a farmer in that vioinity, - No' tidings of her welfare were ‘reeeived until last week, when she. was, returned o her parents.in a ;thlq“pﬂnditwp.‘- As a punishment or real of fancied offenses, shie has bi‘!ﬂ.’?r‘,ﬂeﬂr beatem, hang up by the néek and a RosL: ﬂ?mg‘;:ffwer after '?#;_Pg-#“ﬁ-a‘éw;i.ﬂi; L rhilo s Srope wae still srognd her WS, Aeniiend - on the foor; mmﬁ ) m)q?m " Bhe Wi, o one dbicasiot, b with a rope Ty Toried, tns peivr vt wytl ﬂdﬁﬂﬂg w’m!(';mm«mﬂ .ot eﬁinwdr ish' atrocities her story “reveals, - and her appearance indiestes; -1 i S G Bidipmoat of 034 ¥l Glation st bylaws of ko bngr e’ THAL 408 TufobHAL “Dlgior, frivay, has ovon poyettated into: thio'couticil TP oY, R SURICI - DEEEY: & 1b

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Editor of the Ladies’ Repository, | Rev. L. HL'I;CHQQ'(zg, D. D.,éa}nq P.;’ B&Gﬁﬂ}v&‘aﬁmﬂ DB O ~ Agents Western Methodist Book Concern, | BeuCLERRNE # BBty 1) i) mitpr of the Christian Merald. =~ _ : Rev. J‘.\W. WAMPLER, . ’ % i W“!M‘"ﬁ. TGI v..T. P. BUCHER. A - Editor of the Christian World. i [l Rev. WM. PATTON, D. D, | Rev MATAOM McLAREN, . Of the Dutch Reformed Church. ,R‘ev;_JOHN_' OWEN, D. D, = i { A Yhe Commentatof..! | | " 21 AND A GRE{A'l‘_ MANY OTITERS. Ia fact noo to, whom ave hay £u ted the ‘,ﬁm&rlpt' h&’de@hn’cﬂ {o’gl\@ﬁu}ﬁ' !r??-‘:!: ¥ support. \ ‘ The universal sentiment among those who have given the matter themosg hthention, 'seemb to he that Mr. Murray's will fill a long recognized hiatus In our christian literature, and mect o want longfe}p} *i ‘ti‘. i .i"r”;’ pahl IT; . The work conslsts of n Wadri ¢4l dywl e tion of yvh{lt]mxiy be properly termed the

POETRY OF THE BiBLE |

And of verses eonstructed upon topics taken from other portions of the luspired Word, together withthe ENTIRE BOOK OF JOi, urranaed in the form of a Snered Drama, which is pronounced by all who have read it, as particaiarIy fine. It is believed it will stand the scverost eritical test. / : :

The thoughts and figures of the bible are preserved, and when practicable the very words of our common version, so that there are prodaced a ¢ollection of verses that are truly divine, because composed ‘entirely of Bible Thought: while their variety and adaptedness to the varied wants of a Christian people will render ‘them useful and profitable, to a degree thatcan not well be over-esti-mated. ; Tbﬁﬂﬁ@r&m‘ﬂﬁ!lwvé‘&miﬁ something of an idea,of the whole s --» o gy sAoWTR Sy SR GBe % e T~ TR R ! WHO ARE.BLESSED. 8s &7s, PR R A (e (_3"";;“;.@:.,. R e Sty dustv die e 0 LT seMawr) voB / o f !téskd mﬁ“ poardn Spfr;«i hi 26 They are heirs of heavenly day; .15 Blessed are the hnmble moyrners, } |ll God shall wipe @heiwdtrs away. . q»:ﬁlﬁ!sed &hghq&&aq vgowly,, Lney shalklo 16 earth posess; . ; Blekée{l‘iré ‘é‘nzf)ms that hunger = And that thirgt fnﬁ:i“ghthe‘ogs”wh 3}l‘l Blested are the tendefdieartedsd W 9 ;. . They compasslomu? ol d Blessed a{e the :ipre dospanit, s i S T . They with God shall live and reign. . | Blessed are the kind,and ﬁeac,eful; Ther whose gouls are filled with love - {/ Shall be called Jehovah’s children, .|+ -And shall dwell with God apoye. Blessed are the persecuted For the sake of truth and right; Unto them belongs a kingdom = ! In the realms o% perfect light. /. O rejoice, and shout for glagnoss, Great in heaven is your reward ; . Thus they wronged t{e hol]-y prophets Who bore wi.t,ge:;_s of thg:z Lord. - oo W ol ossll e ‘_U Fiei s der vy it AR ERE W ::,?A,:t:i!!j-ﬂ"&’ AMENICA CALLED,TO.THE WO , bsk2 YA D 8 FEE T s | OF EVANGELIZATION. C.¥.D. s I xviid s, PR ; | A 0 Ho! to the land with spreading wings, : 5 yond the ocean wide, ' ..Lhat sends embassadors in ships, =~ ? ot 'hi %?N’gc ‘?ﬁ“«%‘ ‘d'§ : ] b ) 0 : | fanafoigh ’;&'mﬁ'f PR i * “'The Tivers of whose land despise : All others of the earth. 5 8 et i Al xe inhabitants ofealrdth. P ed 3.1 n the world— . ...~ it J&m‘g‘!ﬂd&mkﬁ tand, °° i%t ,ﬁgd‘, 4’B ens ?ﬁl irie ¥oo T oadd anintug l ';‘?) dhw, en ) h»l!%trmﬂmﬂ% shul ¢ gy 11 sonnd the B“ng elcharge, ~ oai oo yhich shall t @W&nf ife make known.- : 1. - 2he bonnds of truth @m.”.‘:fﬁﬁﬂlﬁjﬁﬁ 39 : ¥ oY ; Thus saith the Lord, Il take my rest & 3 Int cuing éu&‘i ; m{’- a clouddrharvest Hef = <~ & - mhe S SRR A ' Millions redee ?ﬂ Eﬁe‘;‘ Skl Who shall in this Mount Zion dwell, ' ! And heavenly muug.fykm, 3 "‘ifw ¥ A

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B} Also, i | THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, _ A new and intens 3 lur‘ ‘iu-.v’ncriv’ . Alse, 1w “,. edaud Tral spa rent Views, il’m We -:}\u txr“&’l’m in An‘&; for “ FERRIER'S GLASS VIFAVS,” of which we have a splendid (sssortment. Agents for Frith's Series of 8 1.4 x 6 1-2 in. Photographie "k‘l in Switgerland, the Rhive, England, Scotland, Wxies, &ec. . | BTEREOSCOPES.~We manufactire very largely, and have n large ‘stock of she Best styles at the lowest rates. - % ey . PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.—Our Manufacture f M\Euzwfhhll‘ kmown throughout the country as superior in quality and beruty vo all others. i | .‘lll we lell{nre mndehln our own Factory. aud our styles are different m eof any other maker. DBuyers Should yot fail to sce owd quﬁrﬁ:dﬁ’tmn purdhnads. ‘;}( f’f e ey AN LR A ale LABt WS AT XL ) i i ? 4 ¥ o 25T e S GHROMOS. i : These beautiful pictures, that cannot bds distinguishsd Srom ke mﬁa Paintings, at oune tenth their cost, we import largsly from London, Berlin, Viennu and Rome, and supply the trade st the owest rates. ; . E &H T. ANTHONY & CO, 501 Broipway. N. Y., : Importers and Manuf'rs of Photo.ruihic Materials £X % y e FAOR PR e o led Ls S g _4.__. Zt ﬂf:: Ry ol sr: F A ‘No. s.—Adver, eesssesesssssssssse—m——"

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i -'l'7}}3 Stars and Planets reveal your destiny!-- . X 0 STINY ! Whatisit? GoodorEy | ﬁic : r—Ex#ite@tr Debai? Are you to ‘» Hige to° nce, Honor, Wealth Pow t 2 OF S OB Wil | ."' your 1u | pEQ o ggcmmxﬁghfo -NO%;[E z%tﬁ y all-absofbinf queßtion. 'Who Wwill solve it?— DR. RAPHAEL can solve it. All who are in frouble, all who have been unfortunate, all who have been seduced by false promises and dgceinﬁq, tohlmandgetadvice and satisfaction. He has the secret I%Eh pnin%'ltrfgaaﬂ‘ectionsd(}f the (i)pplg'sitg oo es who.have rom misplaced | sq' confidénce, eonmﬁm before ey they g{):t married, he will restore. . ’ . their bloom, fres’hness,,and vigorii e ¢ of youth, and enable them to en- ‘ : ter married life with confidence of healthand happiness. He will show you the likeness of your . . : ; ' FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE. g, can foretel! ness frans- | R e & Iv Al oﬂ';!"| iy '-”4 i who worke X a and who nn'n%led against adverity and misfor“ﬁ}ne talfl their vezhand fol‘lin&he more they trk:g s he more we aé:m T e o the er mmdwe‘d' his advice, and are now rich, hﬂ:py. and success- . fal in all their undertakings. He ‘can tell the afflicted the cause of their disease and suffering. ! ' His PREVENTTVE against having children is in T *.tos : M., at No.'P 3 EAS? hjf— D '{,'sgi; 5 E" alrs. .Qo altation Teg Tw LI/ARS. rviews confidential. 5 Persons gt s}t gg:taxiz‘cethmay colmmuhicate. confldentially by letter, ey enclosa Two Dollars for a consnl{aﬁon fee. sgnd‘ fom!a 8 cent stamps - for his book entitled, ** Guide to Health and Long . Life, Winning the Affections of the Opposite Sex, an(i';mportant Hints to Busr klcu. " jAddress: 4% =g sasfollowss & 3% 5 L :,,*;- ok, Post Office . Box " : No. 5778, Chicago, IIL SECOND WIDTH, .. .

PHOTOGRAPHIC. o ek H. R. CORNELL, ll:wing.purchno_dﬂ‘lﬁ‘hef PHOTO®RA™A ROONS, i wititsnr of alioTafit Lately occupied by J. F. Chris}.mpn, respectfully announces to the public: that Te is prepared to take IR : ' Any ond¢’s ,‘Paz; , + doroy fay g 0 0 AnoskiEgud” o In clery size and style of the Photograph;lf arty, frome siiniatinas in rifgs %0 h?g&' lizes for froming. Fsxe s slot 3w KBS s fear b 00l ok Particular Attention Paid to copying old daguerrotypes and | ﬁmbmtypes into cards or enl-arging. : '1 (Work warranted in all cases satis MW« | g, Tod, Ma AHROR Ll e | (R s poper. sl aunfowettyy L Rl R R ey S NI bt AR Y I s AL g WWWUYLRTIOL BT tor e Em Lty R e

A b doldr - |Agricultural Tmplements, B Lpkt 'i@\f{da,ii‘{} FGhina el oblt ¥ Mechanics’ Tools, {BULLDING. MATERIAL, M Or anything madeof . TRON or STEEL, FEANOILy - L2t 1'613\1,1,_»:1‘ g | 'PARKER & GERBER'S Hardware Store, “‘/’A‘l‘xcrc‘ you can buy anything and cv"el»'y-‘- ‘ thing in their line of the BEST QUALITY i And at the . = LOWEST 'PRICES. OED IRON, ' : . {4+ \COPPER , o ! And RAGS, "‘l"‘f.gx;n_"n;in exchange forﬁ(?oods. - Give Usa Call? | ' PARKER & GERBER. Ligonier, Ind., March 17.-3 m. 1y A e e

IS AGAIN IN THE FIELD ! ! i ¥ HY ¥ : 1 SRy A ;| With an entirely new and complete stock of Pl } GROCERIES & 1 At his New Brick Store, first doorsouth of Jacobs [ : store, i ﬁla;n street, Kendallville, Ind. 1 Ilbving crected: - Gommodiotis briek store and ed tﬁl&me'sﬂ for, the grocex;y and: provi‘gion trade, be has ,ﬁlleﬁ it with one of the bhest and bst‘cqmpiéte assortments of Groceries ever offercd to the citizens of Kendallville, embracing everyth‘iqg in the line of . g E ¢ @Groestiess [£T 2 crProtisions, . ¢, ] ’_ ’;A‘_(ftmltl:('tinns, ' Flour, S Rits ' Butter, - o P ek el “Ern, i B b oo PRQUItEY, Vegetables, fßMllf‘)i\'»\'\':lhg Waooden-ware, |+ Kerosene Oil, Btoneware, Hikze: [Yankde Notions,” Crockery, And several thousand other articles, which will be soid “as cheap as the cheapest.” Having no | (WZ goatls pn haudybought at,*‘war prices,” he can aford to sell cheap, and every effort will be made tio|give entire Batisfaction to all those who may fa- [ \ﬁr hin with t}a,L:i'%l’::rrunnge. o . 8 LThe higlosf Market Peiee paid for L ! : $3 P Butter, Boos, Lurd, and Wil kinds of. auinte v i rodiige. ; Give the new, store w eall, and examine goods’ amd prices. i / - Wan CROW.. - ADCiL 1868, Luf g

| r : 1 ATTENTION! ‘:‘M\EM(«N\* —ﬁm_g«.:. ..‘x_,:‘cr._ S A o BT ERLE D . " cabinet Shop T AN VAN 20 T Cabinet Ware ok, EINT % ER aP AP OE o ReD. KBRE - | Would respectfully announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of | ] m 3 | CABINET WARE, cqnélstlné in ;)art of " : DRESSING BUREAUS, .. =~ .. ~ il il 47 ;. I WARD/ROHES; TABLES. | |4 "\;,, T 2 ‘ sk e 33 STAN,QS, ‘L‘bDNGES, g : / .;Ci AJR : SCUP-BOARD@S,' BED-STEADS, i ’ and in fact every thing usually kept in a fifißlass Cabiigh @hop. Pasticular §tnioh paid to the ! | o 6 L |UNDERTARING BUSINESS, : ‘ St —: e K . ,:‘ s

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always on hand and made to- order upon cshoxtnatice. 0 44 ¢y .| A good Hearse always in readiness. * * Also, ‘all kinds of Shop Work made to order. Furniture Roomon west side of Cayin street; Ligonier, Ind. May 3rd, 1866. : ’ | g oWY e 3S x ooR = ’ ».E €3 %g L RE' "’;:ﬂ»l HE 22N FAT 11 4P FirsT PREMIUM: % ; { Of a Silver Medal e § q WAS AWARDED TO w; ot o, BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE G pAGIEE T COl ¥igetabio Talr Bestoratiye " Végetable Halr Restorative .. | Restores Gray, Hair to its Natural Color; proAt Sian e 5 cates Dandruff and Humors; prevents - Hair fnmngonh.il.nmpeﬂorbnuinz. L | A eol o - 9 ey e JR. BA_RRETT& 60.‘,»Propr§drog;,r Y # . MANCHESTER, M&{{} 1{) 7 Lorp & Surrm, Chicago, General % the Northwestern States, SEWILLE & Moore, Agents for Ligomier. i | A£§ for sale by all druggists and dealers in medeines, ; o 8-88 - s oo sl

L EGGS! EGGS!! EGGS!I!? . Lhe nndersigned is now gellin a receipt for an uﬂ:’;)arﬁileled process for preserging’egga. The profits upon ten dozen eﬂgge, preserved by this pro.cess when segmge;tl cents & dogen, and Kepd 3i % § 0! ! hﬂ o" ‘ "fv;" P ipe, ¥PI | served in this manner they will keep fresh for one year and are as §ood for boiling and frying as when first laid. have ‘End an experience ﬂ:he 58 tradeof fen yegns;: dum.fwagm ce, | ‘ en( au totr mﬂh’expense : : not exceed | ﬂﬁ{cw»m;to mials can be glven if rer‘e&l gaymwsehdmg n}& 3“ ollar I will | &alm e o Foßg o | et 8. L. BECK, . May 19th, '69, Box 486, Ligonier, Ind. : o O THE BUBLIC,, . v | canhe Fubscalivers, havingoretised from g Motcantile Business }eyg, uﬁﬁ? m :j&._"‘;" t“" Edmients rbg WL A ully bith earnesiby Sau o e Wouli xospects 25 Intonvendbner agms sthercby saviigie it | 5 G, Y | l%’%:.‘?’m WOOL, and gther. eot I ey | 8% highest market prices, " “BTRATS BROS i<k

HARDWARE! HARDWARE!

J. M, CHAPMAN & 00, “ - (’SL;_cc!;t‘s'ssorisj to Mcaghcr &'_‘Chapmmcl.) 1“ : o : Still holdjforth at the popular Hardware Corner, with the most complete Spring Stock, and at the lowest ‘prices in Northern Indiana. STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! DHR T BATAT AT OvE ~THE LEGISLATOR STOVE sSi2, I, o ‘has everywhere given, warrant us in saying that it is the best and most - COMPLETE STOVE made. Every Stove fully WARRANTED. - Will keepffire twenty-four hours without renewing. "Cheapest first class Stove in ey the market. Everybody call and examine it. T

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° ¥ !“ : — ‘e ' : h ° : l Shingles! Shingles!! Shingels!!! - ] 5 . ® n. ‘ ‘e 4 : 8 ‘ {500,000 &\, No. 1”” Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pine Shingles, = | : abl 00l J. M. CHAPMAN & CO’S: § Bl 3 : { & el i s : ; 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, . at ‘ ; . J.M. CHAPMAN & CO'S. L : . k "'".'Mip PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS.” We offer to the farmers of Noble and adjoining counties, the coming season, the- - “Gelebrated South Bend Chilled Plow. - No-Plow ever introduced in_this; market, has had such an unprecedented sale and everywhere given such universal satisfaction as the CHILLED PLOW, intro duced by e dnst-fall. ¥t has stood the test in every Tnstance, and yields the palm to none. Among the many advantages claimed for this plow, we may enumerate :— “It will scour anywhere and in any kind of soil. It runs very steady. Runs a half lighter than any cast plow made. Will out-wear'any steel plow made.” * j &y o oAI weask isatrial. Call and examinedt. Gunsmlth&n g in all its branches.--¥l .‘_4 \‘ {'42'2‘ :Lj / i ‘,'" \,,Mv_, 7. S W3k Y ,‘;‘;’3s:“; 2 5;_',.-, R ’-1_3;);»_‘“ 3) ; i G‘dﬂ”‘%pafrs‘,'mbékkfﬂ tin Bp¥ings, Hammers, &y, e,y kept constantly: onhand - P ok L i g e .zsv».:,J,‘s.-M.ciQKAPMAN & CO'S. - ; K % % £ & AN 2 1 I"Il 'I .‘l u’- ’ UL TR P R e S e DRIVE WEIL PUMPS, PIPE AND SOREENS, Lo A flsoskgne L g GIEAPMAN & GO, Boe ) "f"‘g’zf{?t&‘") il"./”" 5 3‘:&1 .S\f}.?“ ” + flee : Lp L ' ’ heitehel e OGE Lil Sol e SRR |sk : e R = . Paints, Oils. and Brushes... SHeten T aeron oßt e Rt SEEs NG T Rel el BRI e pr e Aol 00 ioo o e sebg i A Tauf o L Lol Tole Saßemie 1t vl il asucrmn e G e e ReO vl il oe i SR 3 sl oL RR IV RAT Vel S ¥ S O e T R ———— MECHANICS TOOLS ! A Liargé Stock S !& o! A Lagrge S R ; Chiidels *Rania’ Bortne Machinka: Plased ‘RS Ry A lae B Ll e 5{ ¢ ﬂ p a&ﬁﬁ%ﬁ rm .m;wé?,* o éﬁé“w E 'MAN & C *&:ﬁ ¥ %“‘g;zf;ﬁ;x—:;x;., A Eebats e b eTGAR RS | e v*{ Rt b aaag SitbtSl o ot O SRR NBoe L L A i e e eWYA M AL, AR ED. R ot P e e Soied e S UL oo WME" TLI T rﬂﬁf”m'i@g@ﬁwwgﬁmwwé Fhe ohibeie **\‘@‘%‘;"“"“&Wﬂ omot e DN et Bl ei ol carialt b T B TADRAR B Al e ’;:‘ Z:;-v;‘{ bl e fif,‘é'*’l*'*?‘wwﬂ"" M T -y ‘*;z’?:‘fun" St ;@‘l’k W IV f’giﬁ“f TR s«ww’*ﬁ

. Joseph Pearce feturns thanks to his friends and the pul,. lic generally for the liberal share of patronage received at their hands, and trusts, by prompt attention to business, to merit - continnance of the same. = o lam making new additions to my stock i Drugs, Medicines, S INTQ G .‘. | Varnish: Dve-stufls Perfumery, Gosmetics, Books & Stationery POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. GOULDENS PATENT SOLUTION FOR Mgt !PAINTING. 5 e ‘ Alargestock of )T A - DiY GOODS, . Wall-Paper, - WINDOW BLINDS AND HOLDERS. ' G'roceries OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, - 3 l‘«, :. 5 ¢ Fish and Salt. ( -at Retail and by the barrel. - " ROCHESTE . FILOUR kep't constantly on hand, all of whicl will b e sold as cheap as can be afforded in his market, . &o. &e. do. de. do. > ;Aﬁnc vuriéty of other articles and rio; tions too numerous o mention, allof which will bevsold 2t J %6 " N () T AT LIVING PRCiS, We invite Inspection Of curstock, confident of giving satisfur tion both in quality-and price, . B, All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. e et Remembe: he Ploce : JOL .PH PEALCH. ~ Ligonier, May 3rd, 186 ;

e TN TN g 7 > - —t - . NEW'STOCK of BOOTS & SHOES. The silseriber wonld fespectiully inTor thie Lndics and - Centlenien of Ligoe and vicinity that he stild continues A the Boot wind Shoe business, at his old istaad, on the Bast | side of Cuyin street, oppnsite tlic Post otlice, where can be lound the following. with many other farticles: s : { Thixadvertisement now will show ! : The Ligoniér people where to £0 . .. For Bouts and Shoes of every kind, - Tu'suit the most fastidious mind, . 2 - For those wivo bow at Fashion’s shrine, -+ “Please eall at Bill's he docs design S STokeep what cannot fail to suit kit - Thelatest styles of ‘Shoe or Boot; A .. If Ladies wigh for Slippers neat : h To suit their minds ,a‘nﬁ fit. their feet, § * . Of Gaiters of thelatest fashion 2 - When dressed to make a splendid dash-in, - Or Bootees, Shoes or ought to wear, Then call at Bill’s for they are there, & Of every size and various hue ) 5 - Made at the East and Westward too, - < ‘We also have an Eu%llis,h tie | For walking which the fair should buy . For gake of health and comfort too, ! Then ecall and buy our kid-skin shoe. . Now farmers you will flease to call * % At Bill’s, his stock will please you all, 5 8 st,oc,i: is good and can’t be beat i . *By any house on any street; - ‘A bettor boot cannot be made Than those we'keep for.country trade, . ’ - Ourthick brogans are also stout, i s Thei(’l,l ‘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, morroceo, or with kip, 5 - With kinds the best that will not rip - , Young Misses, too, e fond'y greet,j - - - Come let ns ,beantfiy yourfeet . {s ' With gaiters, sljfpeuor bootees 1 - Of any kind tha gotl mgspleases 5 g i'/ 'We also have for babes thatcreep§ o . Alittle shoe that’s very sheap; A s - "Dis pliable and also néat, 5 ﬁ;d ‘will protect their littie feet, 5 : oemakers herc can be snp&zliedj ‘. - With articles of various kinds, - S - With tacks, and thread, and awls, and last’s .~ With knives and bristles, pegs and Tasps, Oome one, come all, give us a try- ¢ " And we are sure that yon will J OTS e ; Also work done to order on the shortest notice and by superior workmen. Repairing done at all times. Don’t forget t_liqpl;\;%e,; opposite the Post office.. - ¢ » ‘;-w ;i;“ > b : F‘ W- SHINKE. 4 S R >

- JOHIN WEIR & CO’S APO N m Y HARDWARE STORE. . Theundersigned wouald respectfully announce to the citizens of Llgonier and vicinity, that they are daily receiving sup~ . plies to theirstock of goods consisting ‘of ageneral assertment of e Shel Hardware. : v Cutlery, CoflinjTrimmings. R et et i A S - Sloves, lin-ware - e T e T . allkinds of i . BUILDING MATERIAL, ' and everything in the line of Mechanical and Agricultural Tools. b - We keep the celebrat d South Bend Plows and Drills, Hitchcook’s Qrain Crae. Mishawaka and Lippincott Ages; Lippincott’s Crosmeut, Drag and i Sews und the world renowned John Rothery’s File, = We aré Agents.for the Champion, Reas . pers, Mowers, and Cider. Mills also the: Ball; Reaper and Mover, AR OES ) ‘s Tin Shop Tin Shop Yo employ fone but the best of workmen, and - use %’lﬂb«-"%’esﬁ;‘io’!{ ; mﬁexﬁial;; : i‘a‘ig R troughing and Repairing done ‘on short' notiseand on reasondbletérms, = k'nigigﬁa?nf; Copper, Rags, &0., tas ein exchange for our goods and wares. m&m?%#ﬁm o "horﬁgwig‘.?f t a continuance,of the same, by wpright shd fairdealing,: - ifuen . Johwm Welr& Co. ~_Btoéreopposite Helmer Houw , Enstside ot uvinßhest, Ligonsor, T 14 n CmaylbilBes: SITASERRE oLe e i s ;R }‘ s e Pii s ‘-X:r"?;:‘ff;::._ o ?::'?iii’ii?;:?‘;-e!*-v:tﬁ' pHeation For Ficems: T w orm, commeneing op s T L.y BWy in. Juns 1889, for g cense to. sell fntoxics ’ﬂ‘ oA O a less quantity tHan'w ¢ arbata Hme, (with the pr vilege of allowing the sime: to’ e Mok e 08, miy premises.) Ay place Of buele Biato of Indlate, - PRILY Bowvße'd ~ Northport, Ind., Ma g w,@*‘«m