The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 13, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 July 1869 — Page 4

i Qa ‘.t‘v. &R 5 A e ,-"; T :', : oA - Guational Banner, WL e R R . BACHELORS AND FLIRTS. s s=".*m ' ";'.rr,l{ e i A e, and can’t travel 8o fast as she doz, and then concludes ‘awl the female group are hard to ketch, and %ood tor nothing when tl:aare .ketc},;% i 4 4 lay in Lo 0 y hal uﬁeﬁ% 3% i“ig”h%t» g&ts}lg:er her, and then they are’ tie eagiest ov ~ awl tg keichy and, often make. the very best of wives. e . When a flirt reallyifallitindove she is as powerlees as a new- mown daisy. ~ Her impudence then changes into '~ modesty, Bezrénnning into fear, her spurs into a halter, her pruning hook into a cradle, R The'céest way to ketch a flirt is tew travel the other way from which they are going, orsif-down on the greund and whistle gome lively tune until the flirt comes around. G ks Old bachelors make- the flirts, and then the flirts get more than eyer, by making the old bachelors. ' ' - A majority of flirts, get ;married finally, for they have a great qnantit{ “of nbz ‘most dzinty@’; titb% of woman nature, and' alway® have shrewdness to back up their sweetness. . Flirts d%n’t deal in poetry and wa-" ter grewel; they hev jgot tew hey braing, or else some body would frade them out of their capital at the fust Bweap. T ? 1 - Disappointed luy must of _course. be awl 'on oné side,’ and’ this dint any | more excuge for being an' old bachelor than 1&?&5 an toquitawl kinds of manual la ar;mﬁt of @pite, and ; jine a poorhouee bekase he can’t lift a tun at one pog. T o An ole bachelor will brag about his freedom to you, his relief from anxiety, his indipendence. This is a dead “beat past resurrection, for everybody . -knows there aint a more anxious dupe than he is. All hig dreams are charcoal gﬁﬁches . of boarding-school misses s“he dresses, greases his hair, paints hig grizzly mustache, cultivates bunyons: and : corns, tew ‘please his cagt.aina, the wimmen, apd only gets laffed at for his pains. : . I tried being an ole bachelor till 1 wag about twenty years old, and came verdy near ﬂ{ihg- a ‘dozen times, I had more. sharp :pains in. one year than I have h’af gince, put it all ina heap. I'wasin a lively fever all the time,| i ; ;

¥ Republican Divisions. ! Mr. Pratt, the K üblican leader in the Connecticnt’ Legislatare, told the truth when he said that the party. is about t 6 fall-to- pieces. ‘A party of hate, as the Albany Argus well reuarks, cannot long be a party of much cohesion. ~ Give to the Radicals a section of country like the South to hate or & class like the foreigners to persecute, antl so long as the object of their malevolent passion is before ~ them, they will be unmted bithe bonds of a common antipathy. ' 'Let circumstances deprive them of their victims, and they will hate and persecute one _another. : MEde In Maine, they have divided—got two factions, both committed : to vindictive and proseriptive temperancelegislation, but separated upon™ the question of the spirits, Under the circumstances, there is a chanco for the Democrats to win.— ~ They should bave been beaten, ycars ago, in Maine—for ' their blind policy at Washington has: ruined the. ship- ».4‘ building interests of that Statex , = | . The Augusta Standard says : : " “The' times are auspicious. ' The ‘Radical party is divided{) ' It has two candidates in the field, and the indications are that there will be a lively war between the factions. General Smith may be elected if the democra~cyare true to themselves and their cause. If General Smith receives as many voteg as Mr. ‘Pillsbury- did last year, he will be the next Governor of Maine.” § 8744

The Bamgor Demoerat, indulges in. the same hopeful strain. i Forgery by a Methodist Minister—He Personates a Brother Minister and Obtains §5,000. e SYRACUSE, N. Y. July 18.—A bold and successful forgery, perpetra- _ ted by the Rev. Mr. Mitchell, meth' odist clergyman at Chittenaugo, Madison. county, ' has been discovered.— He forged the name of . Robert Stewart, President of the National bank of Chittenaugo, to a draft for $5,000, payable to the order of Rev. Mr. Greenfeaf, a Methodist ‘minister =at Lee Centre.: Mitchell -and . Greenleaf look alike, and the former deceived Mec.: Oarleton, of New York, the publigher, into identifying him as Greenleaf, to whose orderl::ge’ draft was payable at the fourth National bank of New York. Mitchell got the money and invested it in government securities. [His resemblsnce to Greenleaf led to this detection. He has restored $4,600 and effected ‘his escape. =~ -

The Indianapolis Sentinel is responsible for the following address to its newsboys: W alk up here, ye little rapscallions—we are going to */ talk to you like a step-father. In the first ~ place, why are you not all good boys. Answer that question. Don’t you know that you all talk too much. Look at the great Ulysses S, Grant, who got to be President of the United * States by keeping his mouth shut. If you! would rise to a lofty position—get to be Presidént, and have fine horses, houses snd lots, and’ such like testimonials presented to you, keep! your tongue in masterly inactivity. In your| leisuare _moments study reconstruction acts,’ civil rights bill and the various amendments to’ ihe Constitation. Then when you, arrive at' manhood get your carpet bag and “skeet” for| the South, Where pasitions of wealth and emi-, ~ wence await you. Stop smoking bad cigars, sleeping in dry good boxes, and loafing on street corners. Never sell yesterday’s paper for to-day’s, but sbove,all / things, get mouey.. If you can’t get \money, your next best hold is rtojmq?nto 4 family that bas already got it, Now yau cen go-~you little “'rips.” 4 :", ".L“L.", 'A”‘) 1 ',‘, ‘“ Wi R " i perRT O oswerday, He went out to hunt lems, and after being away all day retorned mith the following which he suid was the best that he could do: ‘Yesterday we saw 8 sight Akt froze our muscles with horror. /A hack~ mat, “mﬁt down Clark street ot a rapid pace, Mhm near running :zir&:nm and two, jonildren. There would haye. one of the, m ot the & wondetfal forethought »ﬁ providentislly stoppéd into s drug store " mought AR g sig g e, crossing, ‘, 43 o J‘;m:,gw;m;,.u,g,,u,v.:‘,.~.;.,,-,_, -'5‘";*:!»&55’?‘»}15‘3}%&?“&““; p‘w’ﬁdﬂ‘i NRS B S §aw» wly .DG | ﬁ o How reporter will bE setained.” 25 s N e(iAS B+ e

" FOIORIER R Sowy ley [ gb:@ obviohn:‘;eed "of:" a new ané capacions’ ehurch ;4% jNotre | Dame; 'sox‘:\‘:what in keeping with the Co%eg:? has been felt 'so 'much 'of lite years, and the encouragement from varionit BTR AT g and und versal, that eboard of admin-

el eo“rmpbnc’ tf‘&e wants and safig ﬂall expectations. The new church twill, be a splendid un:z::nte of a size to afford accommodation to ‘all even on our greatest festival days. The ‘ﬁundation ‘will be laid mext fall, ﬁd the walls will be raised and made ready to rqceiveTﬁhei roof inf%ft:déa mm&t_ ce. e néw church wil be ‘ébbpmd‘ within f;o’ ;e‘;!.“!:*rsQ “We need scarcely say, that all the friends and patrons of Notre Dame are kindly invited to help in the good undertak‘ing.—Scholastic Year. -

A Wonderfal Eseape. / l ~ Among the ocurrences of the day, fthe following, if true, takes hl%p rank. The Rome (Georgia) Courier, of the 7th imst., .BAYS; . : ; e -' y'l,‘lie' community about Hamilton, Tenn., ‘were much excited at the reported deliverance, last week, of a human being from & cave, where he had been confined 271 days. .He was alive! but when found by Dr. Thurston was the most helpless obJject, perhaps, ever seen in the shape of humanity. : He was ﬁi&bgtﬂ;hﬂig or teeth, -and could neither epeak hor articulate.— ‘A faint cry or moan wasall the somnd he could make. He had been so 'long in ‘::llge Egyptian darkness :f tl:g_ cave :ihat is eyes - of day. b3t ooy ) g life during this long period we are yet to learn.” He is now t::}pidly gaining strength, and we -hope before long will be able to give an account of himself. ‘ $1,000,000 More. | The Hon. George Peabody has added & million of dollars to his previpus generous bequests in aid’ of educational in terests, in - this country, Mr. Peabody, with a fortune of fifty or sixty millions of dollars, “more or less,” accumulated in Ebland, is devoting a geherovs part of it to the most worthy charities in this country and London. The queen has informed him that she would :confer upon him Royal honers, and that she, only refrained from the fact thut the United’ States government did not permit such honors to be-conferred, pon its citizens.’ et~ e, . Right-hand and Left-hand Locks, A" correspondent of the London" Builder having found a difference of opinion among professional men in regard to this subject, the editor gives the following definition : L “A lock which, when the bevel of the spring catch is in front of the observer, shoots towards the right, is a right hand lock; If it it shoots towards the left, a left hand lock.”

THE WooL TRADE.—The, New York Commercial List says that commigsion and jobbing dry goods houses are “gtill - well - st:&'eﬂ with«/woelen goods, and most descriptions are géll--ing . at prices which mnst“jinevgg;bly! entail loss' on manufacturers, in addi tion to which, large amounts are being daily disposed of at the virious auction' rooms and forced off at ruinoas prices: Two. thirds of the mills are, running ‘on “short time,” and whilst there are a few who are not losing money, it is probable that ma‘n{ will have to suspend entirely, The hnsatisfactory condition of our financial affairs is not likely to improve this state of things. [ '

! An experiment has recently been made in Munich to acertain if a wheel of a railway car rolls regulary without sliding, so that by*recording the number of revolutions and knowing the diameter; the lexact distance accomplished can be accurately measured.. Although the experi‘ment. ‘was ttied on a' short. distance, yet the difference:between the measurement by mathematical instruments and that obtained by recording the revolutions of ‘the wheel was found to be no more than 'l-68,000 of the whole. This wounld in/dicate that there was absolutely no sli'ding of wheels. It is praposed to em- - ploy I:hisi metl}o% as & control in the demination of rees of longitude, by ' &Zgidé of a’sirpnghl %ﬁrfyzﬁqrﬁe ﬁbg meéasurements with the telegraph, * = -

Some queer changes are going on at the South. At Jonesbora, Tennessee, Cozfreesman Roderick R. Butler, formerly of the confederate army, made a Stokes speech, in which he: denounced the extension of the fianchise, and characterized Senator Brownlow and Governor Senter as_more. infamous traitors than Jeff. Davis ‘or.-‘Andy. Johnson.for favoring it.—Rodical, Hovhange, - - | Not =0 “queer” after all.” A rampant rebel possesses all.the elements fora loudmouthed Radical. It is a very short step from-one of these heresies to the other. “Twin relics,” you know.

~ Referring to the i'e;)ort that the Administration will throw its influence in favor of Stokes, for Goversor of Tennes. see, the Cindinfiatii Qovsmercial* (Rep.) says: : S : i “ I support of 'Stokes, the Rddical can didate for Governor. of Tennessee, by the Administration, comes toa late. Senter wm}mmf; be elécted’; and the most Tn- ‘ telligent observersthink a Legislature will ‘ be elected that will send’ Andrew John. son to the United States Senate. . Andrew ‘would in all probability, have some views to express in .a: conversational way, .occasionally, if he were in the Senate. , ———l P The sun’s light is not only essential to the preservation: of the' aatursl vigor of the body, but acts very beneficially as a remedy in diseaso. The French make great use of it, particularly in their hospitals. To the windows of J these are attached inclined planes upon which the “sick are laid, and exposed on, every clesr day'to the sun’s light. This has & more power- | 181 tonic effect than all the iron, quinine, porter, wine and spirits which are mnch used with us. o b -—-—-—‘—h"“-—-_.. i S Avew kind of blasting powder, called am“Moniae “powdeF, His beet Successfully used 'in, Sww@r"fl?w foperties: Ehmhblo from_”:iﬁ'eﬂ . ﬁ“doismienc{;.'?vi ‘each oiher, It is said to combine considérablé’ éxplosive force with a tardy Jpflammability; that it cannot be ot 1 e ety s — o i ; days, since a wh 8 Man, a fisherman, AXRTRR o miles from Savannab, Georgis, sold his wife to mother fishe | for sixty bi 8 of'fish, 4 § ey R RT SR TS e e Gegct perfootly satisfled with the-sale, and is now living with her purchsser. . . . ', " LA L ST Wy _ June was ‘s rainy month; toa degree un.. equaled in many vapious years, | An intelliKL Saitorologh T oy ‘ ’;,&% AP ! m&‘ e ’*“&%*g RaE SPN: . TAS., ) i e S rOREE GAMIBAG s e s o had: 1o DENIng delte § dootie e, e pmere eyl ] Roße Il o D A N A S R S R T AR I e

' TEIDIHY MY baa 1t FOR t— | " - HOAHA TR BHOOD ) ~ The Mature Product of Thirty - f . Years Study. _ i 4 ’ 5 : : gsy ize f,.‘"‘.:{}i } i eB Y e LOO4O 0 T%l Rev.JOHN A. MURRAY Soon to beli;sned‘ in one elegant volume of abent 500 pages, embellished with .. b B TN e Sah £hRO R COS v }rﬁ ! 'SIXTEEN'FULL PAGE ~ Photo- Lithographs! -;1144." A ,‘ ‘A‘s"‘,x % ¥ From original designs by DORE, the eminent and unrivaled French Artist, whose fruitful pen¢ll, as is well known, has furnished several hundred designs for the illustration of the most elegnn’. d i o dhe Bk evc;,‘pgh“‘:,"l‘;} ;wgg !; ! Q._-’L gl ‘} & This work, (Bible Lyrics) 'has reccived the endorsement and warm commendation of leading clergymen of all the principal evazgelicaf dénominations ; among them the following : ’

Rev. SAMUEL H. COX! 'D. D, i The latg Dr. WHITE,, __ . . 2 Iy Hev. EDWINTIALL, D. D., Prof, of Theology in Auburn Theo, Semi_ng{y, Rev. 8. LUCKY, D. D,, : Of the Methodist Episcopal (‘hlu,'chs!.v: o Rev. Prof. 8, SEAGER/D. D,y » © lOf the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.D. W.CLARK, D. D, _ / Bishop of the Methodist Bpiscopal Church, Rev. L W. WILEY, D. D, _/Editor of the Ladies’ Repository. I»Rev. L. HITCHCOCK, D. D., anq - é‘ & Rev. J. M. WALDEN, D. D, : , ‘A genfs WesterniMéthoadist Book Concern. Rev. CLEMENT E. BABB, - Editor of the Christian Herald. o Rev.J. W. WAMPLER, aly XEditor of the Presbyter. - Rev. T. P. BUCHER, : il Editor of the Christian World. i Rev. WM. PAT.TON,;KD. D, Rev. MALCOM MeLAREN, 143 .Of the Dutch Reformed Church. Saodß el Rev. JOHN OWEN, D. D, 5 3 The ‘Commentntor.’ i AND A GREAT MANY OTHERS. In fact no one 3.0 whom we have submitted the manuscript has declined to give it his hearty.support. The universal sentiment among those Who hidves given the matter the most attention, 'seems to be that Mr, Mu, ’s widl filla ; niged hiatus in onf'm;%immgm&zz want‘ longielh i 1 15t ol vt ia o p tion of what may be properly termed the

And of &erses constructed upon topics ti\keu‘-frdﬁ other pogtions: of the, Kaspired Woid, to ther wl,:zg t%eg-:ﬁnmnizx OF Jom, .jif:smg?ed in the form of a Sacred Drama, which is pronounced by all who have read it, as particulars ly fine. It is Dbelieved it will stand the severest -criﬁc.ll:tgﬁf.;é it i ih Ko biy {J 5y ~ The thoughts and ngures of the bible are pEd serv:i,nand when practﬂm,blp the very.words of. our common version, so that there are prodneed’ collection of verges that are traly divine, becanse composed entirely of Bible Thought; while their variety and adaptedness to the varied wants of a Christian peaple will m:«:pm ud@fiif'and profs itable, to a degreé thateafi not well be over-esti-m .:dn X ;;‘ ‘ § % :". 5 2 - .%I se followhig brief extrasts #ill sérveito convey something of an idea of the whole: { e ' . - ae raTartr . CATARIOLY WS PR B L W : E - Marr. v: 812 & g /' Blessed are the pgg; in Bplgt:da i st e .ofheay Fok oo ee U B O B 162 1! God shall wipe their tears a vy, ) . Blessed are the meek and.‘.ldw&&i B ‘:Bl'.l'hey;l shallt long the eart.h posess; esse; ! ‘ er ... W e e ﬁt‘ﬁwmm g 8 ‘ Blessed are the,tender-hearted,. £¥ . L SBIOT 8 o RE oo T m%‘ﬁh%mmtgl‘ B Sy : BlThe{i with ﬂ?:) kj;lg:ll live and ;(I:ign; i essed are the- ! sy 8 & . They whosegouls are %ﬂeﬂ%t:’ﬁq' \ Shall be called Jehovah’s children,, « And shall dwell with Gpd{ubgve. L 5 ICRCR Ay [IRSYT D asy .. Blessged are the .persecuted ] ; £ H;gli‘m‘ﬁxe sal ,;iﬁmmndﬁght;i{; f 1 5 Ito them bélpz:’ia“’s tﬁctgddglﬁ e I the re ¢ AgRG 20 Omj&@% ﬁggor‘glggneu,‘- ATEEue Gregt}n&ven is your reward; .. :_Thus they wr nﬂﬁt‘t{(igolzﬁbﬁdi e . Wh :b wi eseqt’ e Lord. ofipllatmn Y siagetl! ared [ A R G IULBN T

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o 0 F D srcvinl 6 seskad ;‘f‘ | PR P GYARET P N XRNR TEaF L | ; 4 Rl . | i AR RIS OF DD AR DU | ? ‘BTEAHOUGOPIC VIEWS. L ‘ CALBOMS L Ly Bx wot e iin o R i s e R oTR E. & H. T'ANTHONY & CO,’ pesateyis il indhat gui s okt BWy b X 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, | i SR (XE L Foaßaker FEIY WEE DK Favile tue atteation of (he Frale 1o THelr 4 iousive assorime borhe neictiod or o Felc o B Guduciet hderimest 00, We publish ove~ Four Thowsand mibjects ef Stereoscopic Views, tncluding : ey Niagara, Mammoth Cave, | Cuba, gt Catakills, ~ Central Park, . i w_Grenad Hudson, l Toliitmf Fiils, l g:m‘&uﬂ:'T[: White Mouatains, Great West, The Xudes, | . Wumu.(on.» / lloun:ﬂmlic.r ; China, Gkl ﬂ..m:: : ,“"""“‘“} ',-..,.nuu_m"'ﬁ’ T Entiend, &e., &e. ', Omr Tmported Views embrace a lirge mssortment, inelnding the roductionsof Wi Huglaml, G W o o .@ln%phqﬁg’n aug of © g ',%'. s,i }‘"’u ? R SN U R O Wi PSSR Fomwritatiand, 4 Mietand, | el Spain, | o Wu&’ b Rhine, Wales, | Tuileries, | Fontaiuebleau, _ Pyrenees, Pompeii, || | Bt. Cloud,| I Compeigne, { Parisg s | Germagy, Tris~on, Vcnlille{ England,” i Awstria, ~ | ({ryu!al Phince, Naples, {kn«umg"é"s _'}“.ff' o ;uq:a. Sm ¥ ‘l;q..l} 8 0 ua ‘;‘—% SR R w 5 P “ atees 3550 9 ‘,'E‘ 3 : r v : ‘ '\ THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,

:'3"'! Intensely iuteresting series. Also, Hlwminated and TeanspaViews, in great Yl?’%‘w# e also wxelylive A BN R 1. n T 's “¥in iews .iwillgli'ué.lhﬁhine,'Engund. cotland, Wales, &e. | o TR ie e s e, =P ALBUMS. - Our Ménufacture ¥f& Ibume 1 - known Quyxhqul the country as superior in quality and beaguty ) =i L OMBTS £inu v ¥ 1 s All we sell are made in owr own Facfory. and our styles are I.l:uu from those of any other maker. -Buyers should not fail to ‘ows #toek before making their purchases. : | ; F .0 £ fTivMcHR@GMOs: % i These beadtiful picturemthat | istinguiohsd from o " nmﬁ;l‘-. Vieure ad Rome, S the tr - - E. &H. T. ANTHONY & CO, Lk 901 BIOA‘WA‘, NY, re i e intiod Phot bl Bl oo SRR o e b han ol fef-; fla s ; ‘ S T | b eeoretl o NP SO e 00l

oo B R S ' e, | Pt osl g RN %3 ,%}f}&fit ' A 1850 ¥ Beoy B N &vr;ﬁt;‘,‘: 3R > P R R e RSt & ‘W e R et i) A > o dt‘& 4 RPR 6 & RIS Lot the aithiotediread, and learn that a perl‘jct andsradigal curd iwarranted and guaranteed [to. AWI e aflifcted, DR RAPHAEL describes the disep=apihout Ay information fm i i, He explains 3 causéi Sndogu ) m Giir ‘3 au:l what iz betteNtill, he wil ho& gtly O etel spu whother 39 S #%.aorn' ; w{:?éh will save your hcl_i th\and life. gdwx‘o | stpeatipent. JHe oupe and se 'or A@ifiout the gee jfigla{:gbh 5 hind! € business. or frar of discovery or eXpoeure. His bo-: % settaniey fﬁ;’:{!di:ﬁ: resty :p& 004 “|TIC OF, ¢ S imnigd !j’h?t)::v':dp frn;%lé‘ enghle the fingle/to sim oot married, with the asgurance | oi having a contented wife and . . | - 3 healthy children. i S ’Wf‘:"“" .vwmmam& B azqwax«ixmo ‘ : uhl‘!'sc delicate b%;llth make it fhil.’ Cneesdsary ot @i hot ) children, use | - neveative l?i?;xaom‘;‘gm%.tk an increase of | Eraandivobat it \vill\»mmownn@preservemehe th, ghecia-e his PREVENTIVE ‘against having childrea is innocent, safe and sure. : It does not| in-' terfors with diet or occupation. It opgrates with- ¢ onl siekness or exposure. If Ladies who haye " siflered frem mispliced cbgﬂdunce, c(;nsnlt im + hgrrge Alury ruwt wried,’ J 3 z.f;§x. feg 3&?mmr o?ﬁ}i\, . ; e ek wnter oarfeddlile s i o healiiy add happivess, i : 227 Cananitition hours from 10 A. M. toB P. ML a Ne. 203 BEAST MADISON STREET, wp stiice . Consnltation fee Two Dorrars. | Ine e featitidemial | : R =t u o i~tanee may communicate confis7o Lol if they enclose 'Fweo Dollars Mot LS BT Spyt l‘qu;;({ cent stamps Seak elioed Guide toHealth and lgmg “oAerons ol ithe OPPOSILE DEX, i el o N Add{nu. ¥y % e >|’. '\f‘;_l'...,:.’ ‘. »..._,«»"}'; . e ogoy ~-!, . %y el ok RS st e \mßﬂi % .}T vl BO R s R e e | | et N e 1., HE = e g e ~z_-:QTH. 1 5 -'

PHOTOGRAPHIC. i @OBNEEL4 Having phrhaséd tie PHOTOGRAPHROOMS, LathA bl dly B dheinad, Fe spectfully announces to the public thal lie is prepared to take. v . : -Any omne’s Phiz;‘b f | 20itiphsaett it 95% Tl Wiboh p%u,afeh«;i:e@f@ﬁsg art, from minjatures in rings tol simfotmuﬁhmmxiv .%égsm‘; ﬂb : : :’P‘:d ;:)‘OO 3t : E_& s ‘‘v o 8 | | *“%‘fﬁ’v%&g:? . » nall o - s warranted in all cases satisfactory, Lwniefeﬁ%h:ﬁﬁw e ; - {W,maﬁbf | .!‘ f"‘ *m :w mp‘ .'M # ‘;' . NG tisements fo ~. |

R ERF BB 'RE DY iRt RS GRS TR OL Bl s e ok | A 1) B 0 TP 0T 1 |s’ e =l’ - d"l : l _;«_.ﬂ:l - oy B Tt ip et~ e s i ‘m& 2 188 aaYa: ' e sikhame 3 ;".Bémi e IRON 6r'STEEL, 11 S e , : - CALL AT ‘PARKER & GERBER'S A LB WL RGN SHE G Hardware Store, Where you can buy myttning ‘and every- .. thing in their lineof the- . BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES. OLD TRON: =.O ieie i aimcting. - en: Al B T COPPER ST $h 4 L ‘PRET AWF ¢ “And RAGS, Tnkenixge&c@ange for. Goods, Give Us a Call? ~ |- 23+ PARKER & GERBER. . Ligonier, Ind,, March 17.-Bm. ;

15 ‘, jren. L Tival 3 5 F o 24t oui AR 5 : ':' ‘..“,.' IS AGAIN IIN THE FIRLD ! ‘With an entirely new and complete stock of M 9 s 1 ' ; ' ' . . . PROVISIOSN, § G R 8 £ BT §@ g . ’j,*";n:." At higNeéw prﬁksia:a; rg_ﬁ lmrm&offém Main strect, Kendallville, Ind: s Hmﬁa;cud a fo}nm&i!lm ‘rick |aore r::ld nished it off expressly for the grocery and: - sion trade, heé has _ﬁnetyi it with q!ie"oz.he'begt and most eomplete assortments of Groceries ever offered to the citizens of Kendallyille/ embracing everythinginthelngof, °"o Et : Groceries, . - Provisions, . Confections, Flour, 4 Fmits, 3 Butter, : : : Eggs’ e ‘ CO"’, | Poultry, it Vegetables, Willow-ware, © .-« - Wooden-ware, : - , Keroseie Oil, | . ' Stonewate, : .+ Yankee Notions, ' -.: Crockery, And: several- thousand vether.articles; which will be sold ‘‘as cheap as the cheapest.” Having no old goods qn'hamf) b,an:fh&:t “!ar prices,” he can afford to sgl#he&gn every! éffort wﬂ?"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 all kinds of ‘Country Produce. : Give th s Ehie m, slomes sl 40 sxamtag ot April 1 1868. tf. ;

\ : e ATTENTION! -~ Cabinet Shop 5 j AND . s g Cabinet Ware ; , }1 : . : an D- xERB - Would respectfully announce to the cit izens of N. ty, that he eonstantly oo TN Blanglo iAot L CABINET WARE, consisting in part of joah DRESSING BUREAUS, i Phd ae i b i s EARDRG o i Ao STANDE LOUNOBE, I.t lot o 1 Foreneh s o ' CUP-BOARDS, OHAIRS, = L d V. F BI 1 MOULDING ~B%D-S;I‘EADS,R h 2 and in fact every thing usually kept in a first cldeb Oabingh. Shop.se. Particalar at. Itel;ltion paid to the . ' UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. | { g % - Ef‘ﬁ~ . always on hand and made® to order upon \shortnotice. . | A goosd:Hearsvalivays in réadiness. | Also, all kinds of Shop Work made to %ﬁder Fnrng.nre Roomgx‘x west side of st gy (o 0

RS MR A, . gg:\ o sy L 5 FRYS BanEeYis ey CSP/S - vepswhe ey § “:‘:,j'l;;‘da:‘us:u?aanvs Nk & an 51:1“:: 'chnri-.l‘l- P 3 £ 7 s 8 gl e, s 0y 3 AR RLRRS g LR : ";:r\:éihtt“:?”i?'; M‘@ & | dp el O kS oLossy. SF & 1 i 8 "o Py R v *’ R RETT & ~*&g;rik’;ﬂ. &8 :;. ; oL MAXOHBATER, ¥, H. y aﬁ - K ik Sy ' %gentg fqrﬁh@wmmmw . Woierr & Moosk, Agents for Li ot 1 AE L AR for dealer e T l_m}(_e.by all dnm!;ms ngl dgghui:._xg.eﬁ-

BGHS! EGGS! 4 Beeslfy W B od Bt S 2o Ne s S s *The'undéraigned is now ulfﬁg‘&eceipt for an nnpt?{:nele: mp{ocetunfoxﬂ_ preserving agygaﬂ, ;’l'he Y 0 doze preserved , \gess w% selling ’atl? ‘cents & dozen, and {%t ilsléltil the winter ses when readily ‘ S PO year and are as foodlcr boiling and frying as whenfirst laid. - I have had-an experience inthe ‘egg trade of ten years, ::ima. with vonfidence, reecommend all'to try my process.:: The.expense g;preserving one hundred da::; will nﬁm quf-ﬁ?’ mm me oﬁ‘ﬂﬂl‘ri«wﬂl send them a recips. Addr% P TIE G nex' May 19th, ’69. - ‘Box 486, Ligonier, Ind. q:omn PUBLIC. .. The subscribers, having retired from the Mercantlle Basiness scveral Boniby. 50, and el o nof lﬂw thm.woulg h:f W thu e somanied o pay Ll tscte gnd v ?G eet se B SETMEhe Teady Oholl e olce 30 toceive “m T,— ,m Jtae rot ‘?'*l“.;, ‘ k‘_ B | Cigonie, Apri o oozt 008 | i 2l S Ret ek i R

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J. M. CHAPMAN & €O., l , i ‘(éu:u;essbrs to Meagher & Chapman.) —‘ Still hold forth at the popular HardL R it s R 'ware Corner, with the most com- - plete Spring Stock, and at the lowest prices in Northern Indiana. STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! } S 4 4 ! .;j i 7‘ ; s * THE LEGISLATOR STOVE - TRIUMPHANT.‘ Thﬁﬁnpreeédented sale that has followed the int;oductibn of the above Stoverin this market, and the unbounded satisfaction which it - bueverywhﬁgiven, warrant us in saying that it is the best and most : COMPLETH STOVE made. Every Stove fnlly WARRANTED. Will keep fire twenty-four hours without renewing. Cheapest first class§Stove_in : : e %é]x_mrket. ; jEvgrybod‘y callfand examine it, i ‘

i ; ; N ‘/// ,;;/:"::;EE A i m/ i G 3 \“ ‘//‘,., 4 /// :"'.‘ _.N--—l— Hrx ',-'"," i ‘v“ ; i o W 27 ) Gl e |V Y g ; i (o) i ! =L =T i = | \:."v'..;"..'...:;“—'::::i?ﬂ,"’_;;..__.;;.,.'“':. ‘ ' e Gl ! .§ \ “‘\ SS—— s -_: ;:,,“.ﬂ..._,..___._..___4.——;i li ’,, f : 3 MELLEEE RSN FEREENSE | W i | RN B S ‘l‘ {‘:*l‘\(‘\ ,‘ \-m i ‘: I 1"‘ ":‘lsy, - », i 7. G NI R=t | R | » Wb L o | li,'u‘.?'{'\ll z \ AT ‘_A_____,.. * PN \ s * & R= = — e \ . AN s e R p ey \"\\“ BSR e |\ s" i =l e e i | \‘l‘ 1 S =N ’ =i ‘ == ‘lih %\«\ e |=o 1Y L 8 T i l!‘\\\g__—:—_—_— :—..V—:,—::,::::;:..::::_:.:.:_‘t:::;:s..‘ A ‘i,' = i i ]} : BN = ' | | e Al : ,;:‘fj?—’ ! ‘|‘ e N \\ a - i 7 A '%?‘?Zﬁ@;&&@&\ . i ; Among the many persons now having lt'in use, and who liave through tested its merits we|cordially refer all those in want of such a stove to = i < Mrs. J. B. Stutzman, ' Ligonier. . Mrs, Isaac Lantz, Haw Patch, - ‘ u» J.VW. W"lan’d., . “ o Blll’tOp, PGCk, g g o : :“« Peter Sistgrl;en, « : “ A‘P. ’Géfbel‘, “ " e , ‘- Levi Kiester, ’ o ¢ ‘John R. Kitt,- : ; “ M. Btrgusyc a | i+ John Houtz, Cromwell, . -.. : |9 " Mrs, Jesse Baker, Sparta.. ‘ ‘We have also in stock a full line of square and drum stoves, among our: choice pat: " ily ternsare “SENATOR,” “JUBILEE,” “MINNESOTA,” ; « ‘f “SOVEREIGN,” “FORTUNE,” “HARVESTER,” &c., &, &, & '

® | & {g o 153 o : o |Shingles! Shingles!! Shm%els!!! 600,000 “A, No, 1" Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pine Shingleb, ' e L i e e J.M. CHAPMAN & CO’S,.. 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, ..~ = /i« ‘ o el . J.M. CHAPMAN & CO'S. PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS,” We offer to the fja:meu of Noble and adjoining counties, the coming season, the (Celebrated South Bend Chilled Plow. No Plow over iqit;odﬁeeﬁi’in this iinarkef:, has hud such an unprecedented sale, and everywhere giycn such universal satisfaction as the QHILLE. ) PLOW, iutro: ‘duced by us last ﬁﬁm It has-stood the test in- mryggﬁﬁ,ﬁf#ﬁeldsthé palm. to none. 'Among the many advantages ¢laimed for this plow, we may enumerate :— ‘lt 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.”! - - b .| All we ask is a trial. Call and examine it. | {osimetie e e T e g i Gunsmithing in all.its branches.-~ Gun Repairs, Locks, Main springs, Hammers, &c., &c,, kept constantly on hand DRIVE WELL PUMPS, PIPE AND SCREENS. T A alleteek, et L 00T oM OHAPMAN &GOS i b o Fit ‘:."‘fi ek fiaie tn el -t_;;‘,‘ L EFaR , ' .n‘i.jf:',' ‘ n’ul ; 5 E 2ing ,1,“ v* ; : . i.'2~: E 2 ! N!ii“!’. E‘ Gpalonn ol e RSI nding De b | Vsl e dib f;","i*:f‘if"'gf" cH ML T siDoIS ac A s _dß - h " "Paints, Qils and Brushes. = TSR S S G Sl e e R R e e SRR e S m ”; : W;“ o i") 3 :~i_~ 3 S -_‘.s‘-_k.{)‘“ i , ,’.‘.‘;.,,b *bf‘?"’?;: ‘ ,;’,._ BRRINER MOVERR SRR e. T e e ] MECHANICS? TOOLS !‘A Large Stock) Of Chisels, Saws, Borlbg Machines, Platis, Bitts, Brocos, Roles, &'~ < 7| O e e o ™P B R K &0. WREL eNTRa et DTS S eSt e ee T Re o 8 Kl ioo e ;*’sz%%% *”‘“%..3,4 o 0N A WD WA TN A g DAY W g%‘::r“ _IB Y Y :‘. T| S ‘4 \ % ’;';’}s?: 4’5: 2:: & {f. & ;‘;2 N‘ ‘ﬂ% it i Sigapint Shosel Spsdan Moskws Haew 86 bol 1+ 0111 .0 el b e 4,;, 0 VM, CHAPMAN & CO'R | ““Ligonien, Tnd, Maroh 3;;%”‘ SRR, L s T e T e

THE PLACEDABIY T o making new sdditions o my stock ”'Qv“’mk,of , ( 3 ]": Drugs, Medicines, Varnish. Dve-stuffs Perfumery, Gosmeties, Books & Stationervg I‘A?OP"U‘LAR‘PATENT MEDwINEs,@ GOULDENS ' PATENT SOLUTIOI{J: FOR) FAINEIRG .l Alarge stock of DRY GOODS, ... Wall-Paper,. = - WINDOW BLINDS AND_HOLDERS. G roceries | ~ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ¥

‘ish and Salt ' ' at Retail and by the barrel, 4 _ ROCHESTE . FLOUR |} kep.t constantly on hand, all of whi wilibe sold as cheap as can be afforaid in his market. G & &o. de. do. dro. dro. A fine variety of other articles and motions too numerous to mention, allof which will ‘he sold S 7 A DOV Qi AT LIVING PR’CES, We.invite Inspection Of curstock, confident of giving satisfnr tion both in quality and price, o All kinds of country: produce taken 'in exchange for goods. : it § Remembe: he Pince Cgpkeie X e 4 JOUC PR PRARCE. - Ligonier, Moy 3rd, 186 b

SNy L QUARTER ¥! " il 5 9 3 . : jomn ‘ 19 ¢ 0 NEW!STOCK:of BOOTS & SHOES, 1 The subscriber would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Ligowieriind vicinity that he still continues | lethe Boot and Shoe business, af his bld staad, -on theddast side of ‘Cavin strect, {opposite the Post office, where can he {found the following | with niany ‘other farticles: '~ AP | Ihisadvertisoment now willshow * The Ligonier people where to 2o i . For Boots and Shoes of every kind, ~_ Tosuit the most fastidious mind, - - = Yor those who bow at Fashion’s shrine, Please call at Bill’s hé does design : ..~ To'keep what cannot fail to suit - 2 ' Thelatest styles of Shoe or Boot; : : 1f Ladies wish for Sliggerﬂ‘neut ' : % To suit their minds and fi¢ their feet, \ Of Gaiters of the latest fashion .+ ‘When dressed to make asplendid dash-im, ' Or Bootees, Shoes or ought to wear, 2 Then call at Bill’s for. tﬁy‘ are there, : ‘ Of every size and various hue . Made at the Eu&:ind Westward Loo. --- We algo Have an n‘%lish tie g For walkinf which the fair should buy 1 . «For gake of health and comfort too, 4 " - Then call and buy ourkid-skin shoe. ik "~ Now farmers you will d)lea.se to call * lAt-Bul’skhis_stock wi please»{ou all; & His stock is good and can’t be beat 3 L .7 By any house on any street; y B - ..A better boot cannot be mat{ilf, it - " Than those we keep for cou try trade,’ ' .- Our thick breogans are: also.stout, ¥ ; ,"Tlié{ﬂl wear ’tirl‘ they are all worn outj, - Butif you want a finer shoe, ¢ A %+ ‘Then call at Bill’s he’ll furnishyou /4 . .+ - With calf, morrocco, or With ldp,. " = .. 53 .¥lm k!n&ama thetl‘i)%stthaftl;wé}lm&rip- LR 2 Yo Bseg, too, we fo! greet,§ -Al - 1 igomeNa ik beautify §aarffe¥§' P ~With,gaueg,- sligpgmor bootees .1, v i, -Of any kind thal onmggplease. : : -‘_:Yedso-huatorgcbes_ atereepf gL (O -~ Alittle shoe that’s very sheap; o .+ ’Tis pHable and also neat, = & Pt rag .. And will protect their little feet, - g . .. Shoemakers herc can be supplicd § . {/With articles of varions H.npgs‘ LT o i - With tacks, and thread, and awls, and ast’s P a:&m knives and bristles, pegs and rasps,. . Come one, come all, give» usatry oo ¢ depjnesn!etha you wilkbuy. ' * ' . -Also work done to’ order on the shott- - est motice and by superior, workmen, Repairing done at all times, Pon't forget .- the place, opposite t}%q Post office,

1 o JOHIN WEIR & CO'S.. - HARDW ARE .. STORE, ' Theundersigned woald réspectfu \y an-’ | nounce to the citizens of Ligonier afd vicinity, that they are daily receivin® supe { plies to their stock of fg(:»odxs consis'ing of ageneralassertment of , ;& Kl Shelf Hardware.: ik i . Cutlery, CoflinjTrimmingss. | B _Sloves‘,_ lin-ware . B Irom, Steel, . allkindsof =~ = e - BUILDING MATERIAL, andeverythingin the line' of Mechanicai and Agriculiural Tools. . 5 : e keep the celebrat.d South Bend, Plows and 'Drt’llp, Hitehcock’s Gray Cras gﬁ and the Béardsley Grass Seythd, Tho Mishawaka and Lippincott "Azes; Bippin-— cott's. Orossscut, Drag and Miil Sals .and. The world senvgse Folin Rothery dirie™ ' We are Agents for the' Champio B Reapers, Mowers, and: Cider Mills also t#% Bail. Reaper and Mower, ~ Inour z Ssty Tin Shob» 2 @ it ;‘/ i ;j‘%: S '”v\,,‘:‘i"‘.fij\,‘.é:-"?:.:_ Soi eatitvegy i ;‘: ol SEL e e e kot smen ' q?"‘ %e" “{0 W ri.i! ": &V& traugblng and Ropairing done o 4 soons - QMIMBMG‘PpemJR 80, tas nmﬁme’hexrm 81" batronuge, Aud hope to ‘merit & continuanesit the same, by upright and fair dealing, ;. SE R oan 2t NOhm Wl & Couj ! “‘W‘s She | Eooi e, otrd of CommiseiCaerwof Nobiecouebb 00 (e In Jans 1 %”‘Fk""’% o gell intoxioat,