The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 16, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 August 1869 — Page 4

Hlational Bamner, g — AP P T e —*:-”W‘ | DOMESTIC RECIPES. Sopa Syrupr.~A healthful and delicious drink for warm weather may be pre-| pared in thé following manner: One pound of wﬁtemgu and a halfan ounce of tartaric acid, put to boil ina quart of water. When nearly cold, add the whites of two eggs and a teaspoonful of corn starch, rabbed well together, Keep in a cool place, hnd when desired puta tablespoonful of the syrup ina tumbler of water, flavored with ‘wintergreen, and a half teaspoonful of soda . . | Other cooling and pleasant frinks nay be prepared from- the juice of currants, blackberries and raspberries. In their season extract the juice, scald, skim and can, without sugar. A couple of wine glasses full poured into an ice pitcher of water, and sweetened, presents a most inviting summer drink. 0

Exrtract oF LEMON~-The best of extract, and most economical, may be made by any housewife, by procuring an ounce of essential oil of lemon and a pint of the purest alcohol ; mix well, and put some bits of lemon peel in the bottle if convenient, Sometimes the oil will bear more alcohol. Extracts’ should be kept in g cool, dark place. = . o

.. GooseBERRY JAM.—Pick the gooseher ries when tiey are ripe and red, and put them into & preserving pan, with just water enough to keop thém from burning. As they warm, stir and bruise them to bring out the juice. Then add sugar in the proportion of three-quarters of a pound to a pound of fruit, boil slowly for two hours, constantly stirring to keep it from burning.. Then put away in jais, and let it get thoroughly cold beforelcovering. = - CurnaNT WiNE.—To three gallons of _currants add two gallons of water. Press the currants well to get all their juice, then strain.. To each gallon of juice add four' pounds of sugar. Fill the keg to within a few inches of the top, and if there is any danger of bursting, open the bung slightly. In November,rack off and “bottle, or clean the cask and put back the wine, and add of best brandy or whisky a pint to seven galions of tho wine. If a wine or brandy cask is used, the addition’ will be unnecessary. A piece ‘of linen should be put over the bung, B | ' Night Air, ‘ * Anextraordinary fallacy is the dread of night air. What air can we breathe at night but night air? The choice is be-: tween pure air from ' without, and foul night air from within. Most peopie prefer the latter. . An unaccountable choice. What will they say if it is provento be truc that fully one-half of all the disease we suffer from is oceasioned by people sleeping with their windows shut? An open window, most nights in the year, can never hurt any one. This is not to say that light i 8 not necessary for recovery. In great cities, night air is often the best and purest air to be had in the twenty-four hours. . I could better understand shutting the windows in town dur ing the night, f'qr .the sake of the sick. The absence of smoke, and.the quiet, all tend to make night the best time of airing ‘the patient. o . One of the highest: medical authoritics on consumption gnd climate has told me that thej air js never so good as after ten . o'clock at night. Always air your room, then, from the outside air, if posaible.—; Windows areé made to: open, doors are: ,made to.shut—a truth which seems exceedingly difficult of apprehension. - Xvcry room must be aired froms without—cvety pgssng‘g from: Within, ' But the fewer paseages there are-in ajhospital, the better.—Hlorenece. Nightengale. o

. The Gcumenieal Council, . The arrangements for holding the otcu menical Council at Rome, it is reported, are nearly completed. It is proposed ta divide the Council into sections, to 6 presided over by a Cardinal, selected by the Pope, and the result of the deliberations of these smaller bodies or commit. tees will be acted on by the entire weumenical Council, presided over by the Pope. The following subjects, it is statcd, have beenallotted for their considertion: Pantheism, rationalism, indiffer. entism,- socialism, communism, sccret societies, errors in regard to the church and. its rights, crrors-in regard to - Society and its relations to the Chureh, errors in regard to natural and Christian morals, Christian marriage, the govereignty of the Pope of Rome, modern liberalism,

AMONG the names in the New York City Directory are: Two Irishs, fiftyeight Frenchs, twenty-four Englishs, seyen Germans and only one American, eight George Washingtons, two Thomas Jef - fersons, four Johrr Q. Adams, one Martin Van Buren, eighty Grants and one Tha: mas Dodd. Twenty-seven Judges against two Jurys,’ and sixteen Diamonds ™ with six Pearls. One Rough, eighteen Readys, eight Shoemakers and four Tinkers.—. One Shylogk, two John Sheppards, one hundred Pecks, two Bushels, seven Hams, one Egg, two Lagers. one bourbon and one Bouguet. The name of Smith oecurs 1,896 times, then four Acorns, ten Apples, sever: Stumps and one Strongman, six Leeches, three Cowards and one Cousin, ten Moons and one- Morningstar, eleven Joys and two Griefs, two Heavys and four Lightbodys, two Redheads and twentyfive Whiteheads, three Widows, Ri‘v& Whitemans, ten Blackmans and ten Red® mans. ¢ " e ! A new method of drying green wood * in & very shott time, consists in boiling it for some hours in water to extract the solublesobstances. It is then boiled in & solution of borax, by which the insoluble. albumen of the wood is rendered saluble, and is removed through the pores. The - wood is then placed in dryiug chambers heated by steam, and allowed to remain three days. Thus/treated it is said to be more compact than by years of ordinary exposure, not to shrink nor warp. On account of its increased density, it is casi&go‘yw mdmha to the construes, s (s enimg . Ovh R ;ﬁ-*’ gl : | “That now, as in the past, we are = /posed to a high protective tariff, and that - Wowill use every effort to prevent and . which would enfich & sdall ¢l . s Zggmir:%%d;; § )i OF enaosiy R dadis s O ﬁM{'iﬁ hall @EW?W? ebl oniordios . B ob 8 et L e - elecuion ar yery g %% 2?* Y| o % g T gl , y"'ugu&b”“ fg*

Aet TS S ,*‘*’4 e ‘-xu.:» ; ~ . Z»'\?"" %;‘@u’;d ( & 0 %%ﬂ%h X st ith eyes wide open, !W’!‘mm"f" ; . Asif the gloomy cell was naught to him, S ; Pl e 2 ' Imprisonment for life had been his doond. i . Long had he labored, 'lone and sillently, l ' ¥or past misdeeds; but now the final hour = | Had come, whén prison life with him should end . His last day's teil was over, and he slept, Only to wake, vithaui!;;g & L Clhah e T SAall prostiate bud hotplahs, | To grapple with his last and deadly foe. . e A : Thé jailor stood beside the (glng".man, e And—Dby the faint light of the prison lamp, That shed a sickly glare over the scene K | S fett bt el o red con DK In aieep, That%{x would end the last remérsefal hour * 1 Of an unhappy wayward life. Couldhe = | With tender care soothe that broken spirit | o ,gmn,peneeful last repose? Ah{mo— - % W g cocp!‘d_;db naught bugpity. © « 3 Ll LR ey Bet SR R R AR it ot Thas MRS st Saad ere is a time when i thou, A, i ,Xﬂthm thatlove and Megdshsl}imﬂhfde;;tp e vaileth nothi:g. In solmen silence, ° . { Relent'ess death, that dreaded meue:grer,_ e Hovered o’er that lowly couch, and claimed il vioWmy ¥gL 0 E T 4 W ' And as Lethe's icy embrace ' . Tightened on the guilty soul, it seemed To take 4 backward g{:anoe o'er wasted life ; ! For thepale Hm, and;hp%\‘l’lor ek ~s_':"' Lent lﬂ‘ﬁgﬁ’- . g y 5 h : 4 | 'The feeble its 88 he wi ad ;o Ya-ht qr‘—hox 2 and heaven—farewell to all. & i liv%nloved 1 die==and now ' Adlet”~—and thus the guilty sfn-stained spirit . Took its flight from its earthly tenement, : . And l(;? be‘fxind but monldering clay. % # orn - i ALI © Cameé once again, The gray Novembor _muud ¢ Striuggling in tge murky east, stole softly, i thm% i ghe: ing oamopy, .Y o ae‘?m an mg?lggﬁggﬁip‘:g‘h&ugh , The close, iron bars; dimly lighted ap® « 7 ™ An empty cell, 3 A P Albion, Ind., July 26th, '69, ; ' Door-Step Parties, 4 ‘ An exchange chronicles with evident oK W TRRT S YR ¥ saitlg&mog t,}x%la ) t':g %ngy@cug}b?m—n évening ' door-step parfies. The name may be new, but the cuetgtz, is ag ancient as door steps themselvds, hese little accidental gatherings to discuss the doings of the day have much to commend them, and should be perpetuated. Thé aftersupper call, sat present conducted, is beBet with formalitics. With its elaborate toilet, unnatural attitudes, and meaningless compliments, it is usualy a relicf to both parties when one finally succeeds in hagking the other outiof doors. - The fashionable soiree, too, isabout as apt to repress ds to encourage free conversation, - Each person, lookout at the othersthrough aniron grating of etiquette, feels as isolated, say, as a prisoner in a “Dbastile.” If the company be companionablg young ladies, so much the worse. One naturally exelaims, with the distracted suitor : ; 0, I could be happy with either, : Were t’other dear .charmer away.” -

| “But those little door-step parties which line our streets thgseﬂ.glg«pant evenings, coming together withott preparati>n, and saying things not set down in the etiquette book; are really enjoyable. .1t is there we go for a genuinesociable chat, and depart feeling thankfal wé‘are hermits.. Long live the door-step partics!

To BacnrLons.—ls it not nearly time that & matrimonial reviyal was being inaugurated? Are the balmy evenings of these long summer months, with their soft and gentle moonlights to waste away in unprofitable silence? Have you not rolled and tunibled long enough on that weary cot, lonely and. nlone in all your selfishness? Are ym_i not ashamed to know_that, night after night, your gnardian angel bas fo hover: o'er and watch your: worthless, trifling form, with no answering slumber near you—watching one slow, heaving bosom, breathing Heayen’s pure air alone, when it conld ‘as well watch two? Areyou not ashamed of all this? In the namo of your s«vit ances. torg—of - your fathcr, of your .mother, of humanity and religion—we conjure you, nay,.:v_ implore you, be @ man, A MARRIED MAN! Arise, ye. batchelors, from your slumbers; “weep and howl for the miseries that shall come upon you? Come to the altar of your affections, and let us. haye such a revival ag will make old Hymen weep anew for joy. * A

A REMAREABLE LANDSLIDE, or sinking agvay:of: considerable drea of ground, near Ft, Wayne, has for some time attracted a good deal of public attention. The: Qaeette of that: ity speaks (thus of ifs present appesrance: » ‘ . The slide is not quite so extensive as ‘at ﬁrgt,,xehpurtéd,“ only about nne-third of an acre’having been precipitated. There are some peculiar, features about it, however, well worthy of: notice. The lower strata arc composed of a sandy marl, largely impregnated witlht gulphar, the upper strata are of heavy blue clay. ‘The precipitated portion is thigkly covered with trees” which still retain their former upright position, ‘ . From the large marl streams of water flow contintially. "It is 'supposed there is a vast sypri‘n% or. reservoir of water a short distance from the bank which by continually communicating through yarious channels with the river has’ under mined the lowes strata to such an extent that it renders them incapable of withstanding the heAvy pressure above. ™ - . Buf the strangest. part is sthat the falMQﬁﬁomeﬂ%w. recede 48 wost slides ‘do, but is broken up in an abrupt man. ner, the gurface remaining almost lcvel and/free from crumbling. PR A VanoanLe Ructer.—The Ohio Oulst sngs th following eipo is wrch o hionsand GollAts to every otse kecper: Take one pound of sal-sodaand halfpound of unslacked lime and put them in a "gallon of water, boil twenty minutes, leb it stand till, cool, ‘drain off, put in a small jug or jar; soak your dirty clothes ‘over night, or until they are wet through, then wring them and rub on plenty of soap, and with water add one teacupful of’ ‘tﬁdwﬂk&gs flaid, boil half hour or mote, tinss, ead your elothes will look better than by the old way of washing twice before boiling. Thisis an invaluable recipe, and every ‘poor, tited woman should try it ~ Se ke sit )

SINGULAR ARITHMETICAL Facr.—Any number of figures you wish to multiply by 6 will give the same result if divided by. 2; & much guicker operation, but you must remember to annex a cipher to the Jnswet when there is nio remainder, and “whon " there s a rcmafi‘jﬁr, whatever it may be, annex a 5 to the answer. © Multi: ;g}y 464 by 5, and the answer will be 2320; «dividing the same number by 2, and you have 23%, and as there isno: remainder, you annex & cipher. ' Now. take 857 and .multiply by 5, and there is 1785 ; divide the same number by 2, and you have 178 .and a remainder; you, tharefore, place a sal **f.‘ dof the line, and the resnlt is - oinia € L DAasesd FasATE M ana thepntins o .o v ghomts o e R AUt okl acCompany the afore ald . con- | 1 ';‘ﬁ% Bi i kit AL Dl g<l

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HERMAN KRUEGER'S Great American Tea Comp ady, 1s the most popular place' in Kendallville. Teas ffigds twopoand lots at ', - f 81, 81.121-2, $1.30 & ;sl.so,;per Ib. All Goods Warranted As'lrepresented, otherwise goodsto be returned and money refunded. The largest stock of* T GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, T e 0 @ TS, % k songe Wb o o ML Queens & Glassware bR the city 8610 At.a &Mall advanee ABOVE NEW YORK COST. | Alll those \\'fshin'g to get valde ‘fecoived for thoir : money, lwi_ll-{ e Grive Us a Call An(} we will be always pleased;to show them nynii ~ Goods, Quufitiles[ and Priecs. Corner of Main and Mitchell strects, April 21-t1 _ KENDALLVILLE, IND. THE BISHOP PILL! THE BISHOP PILL! THE BISHOP PILL! ', ‘A Purely Vegctable Pill' (Sugar Coated)s | | ' s 1F 1 “Costar’s” Bishop Pill ! o iespepy AR TOO b | ff . iver Complaint.” ““The best Pill in-the World.” i i [lfcdkal'.):qgrml, September §.] : TRY THEM! ' % TRY THEM! = . AR L 8 ¥ ‘ i V: SN ;\;;" R K :

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il s I b T G G S ) - | THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, A 4 Antensely futeroatin acries. | Alxa, Iluminated and Trans .- nm::v‘l‘. I}z{raz variety, %’e are also uxrlnti?e Agentsin Amtﬂ':n for #FERRIER'S GLASS VINAYS," of which we have = splendid sssortment. Agents for Frith’s Series of § 1-4 x.6,1:2 fu, Photographic Views in Switzerlaud, the Rhise, Xngland, Beotland, Wales, &o. | TEREOSCOPES. —We manufacture very Jargely, and have o laige of ‘ske best styles at the lowest rTatos. HOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.—Ounr Mahufacture nf Albums is well baown throughout the ceuntry a 8 superior in.quality and beanty to all Jothprs. 7315 eop g t 3 3 4 Iwe sell are made i owr own Pactory. and eur styles afe different fyom those of any other maker. Buyers should not fail to see‘ous ok before making their purchasss. it | ey AT £ i | S bi g S CHROMOS, . /Theso ' beautifal plotires, that cannot' bs ‘dlstinpuishsd from m.“ Paintings; st one tentN their cost, we im)rn-' !'lrgtly lla : London, Berlin, Vienns and Rome, lq&,n,&\pl’: Ithe trade at th Wwestrates, o 0 O R e . E&E. T.ARTHONY & CO, | ST Lar s Cant i R 3 | Lo HOT Broapwar, N X Smperters and Manufiry of Photograhic Matoria’s.

oo Noy b Adver. | . 4T +\i . Ay - o TN LR AR e bt B BRSO A - EESER s 1 Vet the iMicted Tond; dnd 163 thit a perfect | andd radical eqireisaverranfed and &;irantced to | all whaare aflicted. DB RAPH describes [lBe disesize without any information from the %atient. -He explaink'its quso.,m‘ﬁunnmtees ts {l7 cure s awd what is betgerstillidie wilkhonestly and | frankly tell you whether you m‘{ be gured o Roty which will save your health and. life | fram Wrong | “treatment. Hep cures private and secret diseases, | Avithodf the nee'of merétry, hindrance’from busi[neskyor fenr of (liscovery.m’igzgoem. {His bo- | fanic remedies réstore manhood:and vigoryand | malgerthe: harteny fmitt{u_t{lnnd enable the fingle to ety wao oot married, with the assurance. . -, e .ol huviney conténted wife and : i chehithyechildren, & . i C vamant f LADIES, i - whose delicate health make it Ohieebmnry for them ot to- bave éhildren, nse 'his Cfeeventivals It not ouly prevents an | inereaseiof o Jamily; butit wil{lxromnw‘«[agdpmsew the health/ beockuse his PREVENTIVE. against %nv,ing chil= dredn is lpnodent, sale and: -s%re. It does net in- .. terlere with diot or ocenpation. It opérates with- | - out sicfiivss or gxposurs.lf'Ladieés who have sutlered from anispinced confidenge, consult him 1 Astores they gef married, he ml);‘része:fe their 1 blpony Seosliipss andvigor of )ifagthaﬂn].cnn_bﬂe Lt cte; enter married lifeswith confidenee of Chealth ki happiness. 07 s s P Congieinicn honrs from 10A M. to'§ P, Moout Nee 213 EAST MADISON STREET, up stairs - Comatintion’ fee/I'wo Porrans. - Ins ferviistmopitduntish seese -oo 8 o Piirshns s diatdics may commnnicate: confi- ¢ dentindly by jeir dtithey onclose Two Dollars S o nating fent BUEGORE 3 cent stamps fon, 1 Adimoß A iledg ,;,(‘.m‘v.le'-xg‘fll :fiéth anid Long Bl B T eSR TR onS Of the tz;l;\m:}ge’&:x‘,, N S armiTle s i indec MO T Address R RPN T P Rl eLo [ e B AL SRR Ofoed Bex SR < ghavßg =Wo U o ";.'_.‘(;g’“!-' I, s ARG BTI g B g PR PHOTOGRAPHIC. % AR R eSI ol e e e R et % H, R.CORNELL, Having purchased the ;l\_( s ‘;‘ \Q ;.»‘V' 2 -'f;";’-‘"‘v“" : .;f?‘.;~—,;s&¢§-%fv ‘ PHOTOGR APIL ROOMS, Lisrahg el eeAR T A Lately otoupied by J. F. Ohtistman, re: spectfully announces to the public that . S i : 1 £ PR g R oF he is prepared to take -7 - o BN "Lf‘#.t U B _‘;Ly. S 5 S S © . Any omes Phiz RT b SRR PRI S T e G, BGRAEAL AR s Ly i s Sl R RL e S MR e e T SR g :In.ehryssmmi?tm of the Photographic art, from miniatures in ‘tings to large }1 e T 8y o o REaBbET e SR BRI RT s SR e Baieriiontan 008 S O B i, o, e A e VW OTK warranted in ail cases satisfactory. v Ty «Mg'« BRI R e teipdaidintinte S - Ligonier, Ind s. B 0 o RR I L e i L aas SORY DODILE 0 S JAR B e wasi Ty il e abants -uee SO Al B we for this paper, at our lowedd, . Pt T e SRR R ST Y i e T S EARNET ENE LW P sotiod " ITUYFEREITINER N B B eS S S U R

'HARDWARE! J. M. CHAPMAN & €O., ';‘ b v ‘(S“uc"ccs%ors fo Meagher &’Cl{qpmqn.‘)‘ ; : | 2 e oy siy S g “ Still lold forth at the popular Hardware . Corner, with the most com- - - plete Spring Stock, and at the- - prices in Northern Indiana. STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! THE LEGISLATOR STOVE, TREUMPHAKNT. 'The dniprecedentéd sale. that ' has: fallowed, o introduction ‘of the above Stove in th]i’sbmarkét, and the unbounded satisfaction: which it has evelywlere given, warrant us*in saying that it is the best and most _ "COMPLETE STOVE imade. Every ‘Stove fully WARRANTED. | v Wl Kééplfire twenty-four hours without rénewing.’ ‘Cheapest first class ‘Stove in L;; ] ol thc,.markct., . Everybody eall and c;au’xingitzg ‘. ‘— ol

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Shingles! Shingles!! Shingels!!! 500,000 ““A, No. 1" Bawed 16 and 18 inch Pine Shingles,~ . | o s Bk e o Jy . OHAPMAN & CO8:. 6 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, * ~ * .= = =~ L e e demegt .(Y 4T DREEAN & GORL U mawire s § MEER- | e e PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS,” Weoﬁ‘erto the f@fﬁ:éréréf;ﬁéﬁle@i;d:ﬁajoining bohﬁjie@'thegfxﬁiﬁ@%éﬁoﬁ{the A iR B e iy ghfolt subedl 05! 15 iel ... Celebrated South Bend Chilled Plow. 'No Plow ~civ'*gzr intm@i@ided in this market, has hndsueh ,aés‘uﬁpmedeqted_ sale; and ‘everywhere given'such universal. satisfaction as the.OHILLED PLOW, introduced by us last fall.” It has stood. the test in eyery instance, and yields the palm to none. Among the many advantages claimed for this plow, _wéfnjagéﬁhiﬁgmte — - “It. will ‘scour anywhere and in any kind of soil. It runs véry steady. Runs a half lighter than any cast plow made. Will out-wear any steel plow made.” = SRI All we ask is a trial. Call and examineit. - . & . o &

5 e'3 ‘o Fia Vo' lg} ° : : ; F.t"rv"d:' i::< o 5 5 Gunsmithing in all its branches.--I’_";' e : 9 s . X 4 3 d L 4~ i g R i ';,,‘Vj Gun Repairs, Locks, Main-gprings, Hammers, &c., &g_.,Akep_t constantly on hand T ey oo 33 MU OHAPMAN & CO'S, DRIVE. . WELL PUMPS, - PIPE AND SCREENS P'¥;R4iv { 5 e i 1 Sk e i 'f,:q RSPy e i ? W BT “;;.';v\:?,f',":v-, _;.“H "?d"if " i s TR J. M. CHAPMAN & CO'S,..« A ’ : vk ,-, e A " - Paints, Oils and Brushes. REE R deng J’r‘f'i%ﬁ A RR R o R % R RECAYY i ¢ 2 Cheapest stock in town,at,. =~ =~ . J. M, CHAPMAN & CO'S: MECHANICS’ TOOLS! A Large Stock of Ghisels;gurgng;ﬁmhi . Planes, 'Biﬁtﬁ?ﬂm\tﬁ‘g?:&e" Fyn A Ak G R e,) i N .4“(‘__,,&::’;,;_",“«;'.;,,»_‘ VALY \":;}-‘ ‘_»;: ~: = o . X “"A:\(f Bgt s ‘-‘w‘t"’“i‘f'ﬂux‘"@«f&‘,‘ﬁﬂ’; Bl B L e ;,;e. . * ~..“ ““:*H-r"»v o ~‘;w...m ‘nmﬁrc:lv.:'ﬁ’—a-»vuvv‘un"k':-«::-m:' o m..*.. i ~.g..}.a=3mmw'. % Airaan Wl BORUE USSR et SO R R L RG o s L T ST U T Lm@ sk e R oo RN LI SMESESNT Y AR ZPASE 9 et 5 el G i : Jk PR om % ﬁ* ? 2 P R 434 LTRTR Ve S oD W 0 Bl Wi OPO N N O kQ L i ~» 4 a‘%ﬁ *2&1%‘4?% T i ;“;’Qvﬁ;‘&; A 'ﬁ"%@iﬁlé S b AR ReB B T Y ‘The cheapest Shovels, Bpades, Fotks, Hoes, &c.; ix o e L DR © ey ﬂ{g\ e “Si‘:f';;;f‘.‘;*%,{\ R S :l';,&‘_'w . \%ﬂi& fei W “%’@:?ﬁ‘% VHAYMAN &| DO é@ ~dagomier, Ind, M ~T"“‘.;i e e e e L ee s ee ]

mlan .DI AN TA=EDITY lo generally for * eralshe ‘ofy;tron__. sedrehe s St s 1 s makingnew additions 40 my stock ;3§vp§y:'w§e§,:of it “3‘(;; ’r st § ulier s RN e ki AR ' ] i Drugs, Medidines, |/“ <u%’ {3ou oot ;lnes ) i Aty ’ ‘ f;;,c;"u;;. Sy PAINTS, OTS, - Varnish, Dverstuffs Perfumery, ~Gosmetics, Books & Stationery POPULAB PATENT n; JDICINES, Géle‘,i)Eﬁs,"\fATENi‘_'"S‘:%'?l‘JVTl(V)SJ. FOR e eel L

e Bl R e - Alargestdck of i secwi L S s ,¥;{;;f» ~; e 6 < riyey WINDOW BLINDS AND_TIOLDERS. gy Lhaoll da g ad iy it "G'roceries + OF;EVERY DESCRIPTION, WY »:. { i A , Fish and Salt. S caf Retail and by tho Barrel! g . ROCMESTE PIOUR kep t. constantly .on hapd, all!.0f which wiltb e sold as cheap. asjcan be aflorded inhig market, - 7‘K NG SIS Mo 10. el Wa @l a 6 cuiliol oie Bl oRO pliouideni A ﬁne. ia_riqty of;}o}ge_ '_ ‘ﬂ:,’iké:lés :-é,;xd; notions top numerous to mefition,, llof which wm‘z be Molt oo Lo W iy éﬁ;}: : e nin. Hgg R 40 ki ‘ 5 F SRR 5l s s i S us) St We.invite Inspection Of cuy stzﬁgﬁdﬁgpmﬂoi ;ipiing ??&gg tion both in.quality andrice, . .. .. - All'kinds of country Produce taken in 6Xohange for goods. ¥’ e Remembei héPloce AL EL S T PP RAR I . Ligonier,May. Brd; 1868, - © "%

AT g AR ‘?7 L % ST ¥ 1 ¥ ¥y ;. : AT AR . b = i 1 2 Z= F e 3 'l‘ \:k:‘ e 4 UARTERS! 3 F (% # ‘_‘. b Je Exs -.Z‘::‘ii'?"}‘:. 3ty !": j g "B 2 ’ NEW.STOCK of BOBTS,& SHOLS. 1 Dai o N 0 @ B 'ﬁ""" S Balo A, | The subscriber svould respectfully in- | torm the Ladies wrict 7 ntlemen of LigoHitr dnd Jvieinity ttx:iéc-sqill ‘continues i L Boot und Shoe bigsiness, ‘at hisold | staixdd, - on the RBast 'sit}l‘?i of Cavin;strect, | vpposite the Post oflid, . where ean he found | the following - viith many other articles: t o o DRI advertisemont now Will fhow i -+ Whe Ligonier peopleahere to go it | . Forßoots and Shoes of every kind, - To suit the m‘)stf&ﬂﬁdkops mind, g ‘- Torthose who bow at Fashion’s shrine, Please call at Bill’é‘l:‘?(kmsdeeign S Lo keep what cannobifail to suit. . s # Phe latest styles of Shoe or HOORy: o <o M Ladies wish for Slipgers T PRI R To suit their minds and fit, their feet, .- . = : Owrh(}ni(ticrs ot;i,the la;:ke'st mﬂiim(ll i&d h 1!. e y len dressed to make a splendid dash- i A %r’ Boetﬁesigﬁgs"pr%tﬁghgto wear,’ v . Thencall a ’s for they are;there ‘ - Ofovery siz and vatious hie T » Made,aty gsd‘East and Westward ioe, .. We,&lag, ave an En%}ish e iy oo |+ For walking which the fair should huy B : For sake DF health and comfort too, 2 Then call and buy our kid-skin shoe. -~ . Now farmers you Vviltd)lease to el S At Bill’s, his stock wi plense{’c;%nll.] : ﬁmstocérmodand%qg&b& BRLG g S it . Dyany house on any streat; . f"mbettcrb?ot"cngéot})e '»"d;*‘ A ahr s 1086. we keep for Runtry trade, .. . @ﬁﬁgﬁk%&é’m algd %,Zm t’.' .11 They’ll wear. ill'the; argall wol 115 I 3 : ﬁuh’f{fyoﬁ'wanta ﬂger Mive X i puc Thencall at Bill's he'll sgfhiin you 'l i 1 . With calf, morrocco, or Wb kip, . . - | .-,:g'xm;km&s_trxqbqstma}t {Tnotzip ,1,.},,',.:;-. ; 0 we foi- |y “‘~ ‘_;7,‘:' 5 - Sonaon peic by srech 11 i Wuhg%&:;s,su?pe;sqr OLees, &/t v ir v/t %any kind tha gouma blease, ; * <. 'We also have for Babes creepd 7 wi L jn;%little shoe that’s very s{4ap; .. & e EeR e, ; w tect the et ; ;%‘}o’emmgmmbe‘ fedls 80 - o uh.artielos_ot-’m:g 1 3)3. s g °ad, ab’l awls; and last’s | ?ﬁ%’ﬁ’a%ﬁne& maxgidmspl:, 5 .00 ¢ one, come ally give WAER O A - Beh ey s yon WNBIY. L _ Also work done to orller on the shortest notice and by superior workmen, Repairing done at all times,” Don’t forget the place, opposite the Post office.. (. . At e eel E’Wu‘gmm-i"

',— i JOHN WEIR{& CO’S - - AT EY A, A I s":’:v-."' YYD TN HARDWARE { STORE: | Theundersigned would H!ﬁée‘c'ﬂiily’ announce to the citizens 9 Zulgonter and vicinity, that they are daild revéiving sup~ plies: to'theirstock of g ißds consisting of ageuétulﬁmgrmem of ,'?‘,‘3"’“:4 _ Cutlery, CoflinfT%i oo by ‘<y’ ctd st %{E«%;’g@% i ~E vl Il‘ “‘ S““_g i S hii Lo 4

. allkinds D v #4: BUILDING MA'SERIAL; and everything in ithe lide of Mechanical and Agricultural Tools, £ s phl ey . We keep the celebrat'd South Bend Plows and Drills, Hitohoßok’s. Grain Crizy dle and the Be;rﬂsl,qy_ Grass Soythe;. | The Mishawaka and Lippinodt Azes; Lippincott’s ?o‘ussﬂt, Dray afd afﬂ?&""a’a@?'ana the world renowned J -«5 ERothery’ s Fite, ' We.are Agents for the? Champ Ry Reaw pers, Mawers, and Cyder, Mills %1&31}5 Ball, Reaper snd Mower, Mhour = = s SRR e YARBy D : q,"‘_,! 4 . » @Lk ~,‘.\ % it ,:,_4:,' i Min_ Shop R e i i gidl s HhEy 8 5 we employ none but _t’ho&n, est of workmen and” use the best Of Taterial{- - Eave troughing. and Repairing dome om:short notiseand on reasonable ferms, PR , Oldlren, Brass, Copper, Rags, &0., ths ken in exchange for otr goods and. wazes. .« To our Wm incere thanks for their M’ﬁ% 0, iand ‘hope to merita’ epntmng.n of the 3‘« - by upright and fair dgplhg‘;‘«‘ T | wahiaiety ‘1 John ':g&is ot Gavin Srest Ligonior, Tridiansiy < 7 it miay15,1866, AR G b -*B o e seripers - wanted: UL 3 LVY RIALOUYRE oLy «’*&%W"F*“ : o L NS R Pot B eoy RUR VAR S XM,’};{ f’ . Am,ww :