The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 20, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 September 1869 — Page 4

Pational Banner, i 1 ‘From the New York World. THE LAST HOURS OF AN INJURED S :—When a man bas steeped himself to the dregs in all that is vile in morals and disreputable in manhood ; is unworthy of truth in any shape; guilty of fraud and murder—crimes which commit a man of less shrewdness to the penitentiary—as has been shown to be the case in the portraiture given of Daniel E. Sickles, it yet seems that we bave an administration to honor this man and insult

R o A RS esß B i i gramtan . sador thereto ; and we have a public pag'ty opinion to justify thesemcts. Will not these facts be extenuation to thie sins charged against the unhappy wo~man who caled him husband, and who now sleeps forgotten in her dishonored grave? Will you not allow -a simple word- in behalf of one of her sex by one who has had opportunity to know ? I for one do not believe Mrs. Sickles guilty of the charge made against her.— I believe Sickles to have been as vile in his treatment of his wife as he was in ev‘ery vther respect ; perhaps mote vile, because he could wrong her. with impunity, snd sweep from the earth, covered with oGium, a man whose graces created envy, in his own mind, and whose manly sense of honor was a reproach to his own vileness, and whose intellect and culture _were far beyond his own reach, and whose only sin was in his sympathy for, ‘and kindness to a neglected, illused wife. T admit that it is dangerous ground, this sympathyf for a married woman ; far better be content to suffer, endure and die, than toueh the tempting cup, * Let\%l{i suffice on this head. ‘That Mrs. Sickl was lovely in person, simple and child- * like in chamacter, all admit. Such characters are hot easily degraded. Were shie the degraded creature he has led the world to believe, her sensibilities would not have remained so acute that she died in less than two years of a broken heart. She was weak and cowardly, I ajdmit. Alas! these defects would have madé her . sacred in the eyes of a manly man, and he would have done his utmost to shield her from evil. Let me depict the last few hours in the life of this injured woman. i Stung, it may be, by an irresponsible feeling of remorse, he pretends in the eyes of:the world to have restored her to fawvor. I will not discuss the propriety of this kind of clap-trap sentiment. T speak of the fact. A . She was placed in a handsome bouse, - with the ordinary appliances of v)ealth.l

Qf the secret history of the two at this time nothing need be said. She was ru- ~ ined in character, broken in health, utterly lost—left without hope, without society, and without sympathy, except from " the few who were related to her, and who loved and pitied her. She had long ‘ntervalvs of nervous prostration, when she would.be for hours like a dying person, She sat day after day with her ‘head leaning upon her wasted hand, and ‘eyes listless, seeing and caring for little in & world whose sulshine to her had been so darkly eclipsed. She sighed faintly, but said little or nothing. She was a sad wreck. She knew she was dying and expressed no thought or interest in aynthing but her absent daughter. ~ One ‘day she turned, suddenly to a young friend and asked :. “Dou.you think me a gnilty woman P and, without waitipg. for an answer, she went on: “I wish to speak now . while I can. I was so shocked and terrified at that horrible time that I did not know what I said.— " But I am not guilty of any sin. Mr. Sickles ‘was very violent—l was afraid of him—he brought me a paper, which he sald I.must sign—he said he. should be hung if I did not sign it. I mever read one word, of that paper; I did not know one word written in it. I'put my name where he. told me, and to agave his life,” She was sinking rapidly, and was carried to ber bed from a long fainting turn. ‘ As she opened her eyes, reviving slowly, “they fell upon the face of Daniel E. Sick%es, painted and tramed, hanging before her. “Lifting her pale hand, she said :— “Pake it away.” s : Those about her remonstrated ; but the second and the third time she murmered : “Pake it away.” = - Gk The picture was removed. “Now place my daughter’s face there,” she said, switb a sad amile. This was done, and . she gazed with a longing, wistfal look upon thie young face, and sighed heavily. The poer, weary eyes closed, and she bas gone to Him unto’' whom is opened the. i secrets of the heart. | ' : = o ONErWaO KNows,

‘“THIE BAND OF FAITH.” Some months since we chronicled the fact that Shartleff College, Upper Alton, Illinois, ‘contained within its scholastic jurisdiction a peculiar religious organiza. tion known ase 'the “Band of Faith.”— The members of this theologica) club pro: fessed to have discovered an entirely new principle in political economy, whereby the necessary food and raiment required to sustain and clothe their physical frames could be procured without the intervention of those common-place means generally used by the unenlightened masses who are so unfortunate as to dwell out- . side the boundaries of ;l:nrtleﬁ‘(}ollego. . This new pﬂ::g},, this charming substitute for cash a nd edit, this patent lever which was destined to move the world, and put, both ARcHiMEDES and Apam Smrra to the blush, was nothing niore or less than faith. If a-needy student wanted a pair of breeches, he did not go to o the tailor and order them, or to the clothing store und buy them—he simply -RO ey and: s & vigueoue sl quality. If the larder was short of molas - ses or pork, flour or cabbage, potatoes or poultry, the sme plan was followed with , similar results. If the servant—who, ~ singularly” enough, could not subsist on when their was noné in the treasury, the WP oo s olpmmmy L o mnpg e AR T S CRR St Y S@ e ‘ vﬂ‘ﬂfgmm}%%

inary chapter dntroducing the movel scheme to the public, and giving it his official and ministerial sanction. We had supposed, msy, we had eyen hoped, that an enterprise fraught with such momentous consequences, and so admirably adapted to relieve the necessities of impecunious humanity would grow and flourish like the greenest of green bay trees, until at last all the dwellersin Christendom and heathendom might sit under tho branches thereof with folded arms, waiting with more than Micawber's confidence for “something ‘to turn up”— knowing full well that whatever did turn would surely be trumps.

the rest of mankind, aredoomed to ’disa‘ppointment. The “Band of faith,” has éxploded and vanished into chaos. No cause is assigned for this unbappy termination to an auspicious beginning. The death of the patient is announced. But the attendant physicians have neglected to specify the disease which destroyed.— Whether the pamphlet aliuded to or the preface which accompanied it, was too ‘much for, the eshereal constitution of the , “band,™ we are unable even to guess but that it is dead there seems to be no doubt,

While sympathizing with the members of the defunct body upon a calamity which has deprived them of their base of eupplies, we would quietly suggest that they fall back in good order to their or. iginal position, and, discarding faith, endeavor to live by their works.— Mo. Rep.

’ Swindling the People. Secretary Boutwell has bought, per ‘month, bon’as to the amount of twef:e ; millions of dollars, paying for them one bundred and twenty-four cents on ‘the dollar, when he could, under the law, have paid them off dollar for dollar. ‘Here is a clear loss of $2,880,000 per month to the American people, that is, about three times the whole ex- | sensq’a of carrying on the government ~during ' the administration of John Quincy Adams. Yes, although the administration of Mr. Adams was put down for allelged‘ extravagance. fir. Boutwell is allowed to give away, to. bestow as a gratuity, to donate outside of any requirement or authority ofiaw, nearly tripple the amount of all that the Adams administration sost the country. Ifany private man of business had an-agent who thus paid out his tunds without warzant of law, he ‘would instantly kick.the creature from. his service. flyhe fact that Boutwell i allowed to continue his operations is a crying shame and a how‘)ing infamy. It involves a reputation of the govern‘ment’s promise to the people as recorded in black and white upon the statute books and upon the greenbacks, and, if the presént policy be persisted in, another and a less inexcnsable kind of repudiation will follow, that will not suit the bondholdess halfso well— Cannot even Lwman moles. and bats and owls see thjis %—E=z. * |

How 0. MAKE A SIMPLE GALVANIC. BATTERY.— Procure about twenty copper pennies (if worn smooth 80, mnch the better) ; or get some sheet copper, cus cireular and of large diameter, and: fhe same number of similar ?ieces of zine, The latter may be formed by the constructor ‘himself; being very eggsily melted, it may be cast in & mold like lead, or it may be procared in a sheet, and cut similar to copper. Then provide the same number of pieces of cloth, which must be soaked in a solution of ¢ommon salt and water ; or, what' is better, a liquid ¢omposed; of ome part of sulphuric acid, two,of nitric acid, and sixty of water. Aftey this is done, place one of the pieces of zine in a tea-sau-cer, and on it place one of the pennies, or pieces of sheet copper; on this ‘place a piece of cloth, and so continue ‘making a pile—zine, copper, cloth—until they are all piled on one another; taking eare to make the atra&em’ent throughout. The piece on the top, which will be a penny, should have a ‘copper wire, which, for some experiments, should be tipped with platinam wire soldered to it, the lower piece, which will be zinc, should be treated in the same manner. From the ends of these wires a stream of galvanic fluid aw{)ll constantly ia;ue, until the ao;:l is_abgo ym' the pie oth, a'nd‘l ﬂtﬁgﬁghf%% ap pu:?:.d‘ho(lmt a ver{' small seale, a ﬁa‘rgety, of exceedingly ‘interesting experiments may be -performed with it. , :

. A POWERFUL PILL~—An itinerant quack doctor in Texas was applied by one of Colonel Hays’ rangers to extract the ‘iron point of an Indian arrow head ‘from hi&%ead. where it had been lodg‘ed for some time. “I cannot ’stract this, stranger,” said the doctor,bekase to do so: would go nigh killing’ you;” but I tell yon what I can do; I can give you a pill that will melt it in your head.« s

On the 13th ult., one Albert Crown a negro, committed a rape on Lgnora Aannon, white, aged sixteen years, in’ Troy township, Bradford = couaty, Pennsylvania. The family were agsent, ‘and the wretch in {nmanvftl)rml; took this - opportunity to accomplis his sm% details fgemufe' the most_revolting character. The negro was lodged in jail ori Sunday following. ; »

The ladies will thank us for information that tan may be removed from the face by mixing magnesia in soft water to the consistency of paste, which should then be.spread on 'the face and allowed to remain a minute or two.— Then wash off with castile soap:suds and rinse with soft water. i : T Bl e ““BAM, why don’t you talk to massa and tell him to lay up treasures+in heaven? What for? What de use of laying up treasures dare, when he never see 'em again 7" : THE ofd lady who used to dry clothes on the.,_f}quinocﬁal Line has Yooy 00l ;"i‘;hfnﬂh A LITTLE girl hedring the remark that all people had once been children, artlessly in%nired, “Who took care of the bablesl” ... e - A YOUNG MAN went from Boston to Chicago with $5OOO, which he invested 6o judiciously that in eight months he died worth $60,000. _THE apple erop in Ponnsylvania Rt L RS P e R T S T S B e

~-___..__.__. G ”frhi;g«ri&w 3b’ & 3:)5;‘41 N 1§ AGAIN IN THE FIELD ! Wlth;ngaﬂnbmgaﬂ complete suoekot GROCERIES & .. 'PROVISIONS. At his Neyv Btiek Mﬂmdoorm;oflmohv Main street, Kendallville, Ind. Ha erected a commodious brick store and fahed f o exprosely 1o 1 R AMaIPRES most eomplete assortments of Groceries ever offer--1 o m t‘:e &ﬂg :{ﬂ!eu‘m vﬂe,e:ébudngevuy Groceries, Proviliops, . Confections, - Flour, . -Fruits, - . Butter, | . Eggs, - " Comn i Poultry, . Ve.getables, 1 Willow-ware, Wooden-ware, ‘ Kerosene Oil, Stoneware, Yankee Notions, Crockery, And ral thousand other mw'ﬁ:?‘::emp‘q# , ?@3"}?& nﬂgrdtolellmd' ﬂi:ry mﬂi‘i’t" u-ﬁ Wplwelﬂuuﬂxfndntom&mwu may favor him with their Patronsge. : S ‘The highest Market Price paid for Butter, Eggs, Lard, and all Xkinds of Country Produce. b Glve the new store a call, and examine goods and prices. . ‘Wx. CROW. April 1 1868. tf. A

' Oabinet Shop ‘ She o e o & 1 & g & Lk bt Cabinet Ware i . R.D. EERR Would m;‘pectfuuy announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superior stock of consistihg in part of S DRESSING BUREAUS, s e - WARD-ROBES TABLES. : ' i STANDS, LOUNGES, | CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, Lo ; MOULDING, BED-STEADS, andtin faet every thing usually kept in a first class Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS.

- COFVFINS - always on hand and made to order upon short notice.. : : A good Hearse always in veadiness. _Also, all kinds of Shop Work made te order. Furniture Room on west side ef Cavin street, Ligonier, Ind. ; May 3rd, l;ﬁ. g ;

THE BISHOP PILL! THE BISHOP PILL! THE BISHOP PILL! | A Purely Veget?ble Pill (Smr Coated). “Costar’s” Bishop Pill! e : r‘lai‘cal Journal, September 83 TRY THEM! = TRY THEM ! a

Beautiful Women ! Beautiful Women ! Beautiful Women ! “COSTAR'S? - . THE : | Bitter-Sweet and Orange Bloss~ms _Contains the True Secret of Beauty—Removes all Bl Fmp, B, Beckins weticn e to the Cheeks, & Ruby {ﬂmw ,unull.lfa-u now g:dﬁ:ssfnmﬂncrmm Cltiel annaol LADIES, TRY IT! GADIBS, TRYIT! | One Bottle, sl.oo—Three for $2.00. ' ] All Druggists in LIGONIER fell it. .1

“CCOSTARS” Standard Preparations, “Costar’s? Rat, Raach, L., Extor- ' I m 7 .: 5 eet ‘Costar’s’ Bed Bug Exterminators, Costar’s’ (only pure) Insect Powder. ﬁéﬂm%mm B * 111 Bewarelll of sparious imitations,” R Fot 81, 88, 3, and 85 Sizos, ADDRESS . No.lB Moward 6., N. Y.

MR e '~“ G ’ R e EAFNESS, CATARRH. ‘ A lady who has suffered for years from eafness and Catarrh was cured by a simple : y. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts e ey Smlerly Aecte sM. O, LEGGETT, 194 w, - _Hoboken, N. J. 3 AGENTS WANTED FOR THE Y BEST BOOK OF THE PERIOD i ' WOMEN OF NEW YOBKO;‘; Or, The Under World of the Great um‘y‘. gt oBt revelation of modern es, ig'y’&kmyznmm “The Aristocracy,’ ‘“Women of Plessure,’ ‘Married Women,’ and all clasees thoroughly mnﬂht.egé 50 Illustrations,— i PRICE " $9. Address ¢ York Book Co., e once TMaiELe New Yorks " BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR MARK TWAIN’S . NEW BOOK, with 284 ENGRAVINGS, Or The New Pilgrim’s Progress. The most readabls, enjoyable, laughable, and popular book printed for years. : Do you want to make money faster than ever before iudyour life?. . Sell this Book. 500 volumes sold in New York City in one day.— 20,000 volumes printed in advance and mowy ready for agenta. Send for Circulag to Pl R. W. BLISS & CO., Toledo, 0., or -19-4 w NETTLETON & CO., Cincinnsti, O,

- AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE A Work descriptive of the Wirtues, and . the YVices, the Mysteries, Miseries and érlmg:tof New York If you wish to know h{w fortunes are made and lost in a day ; how Shrewd Men are ruin: ed in Wall Street ; how strangers are swindled by Sharpers; how Ministers and Merchants are Blackmailed ; how Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are. mansged; how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are conducted; how Stock and Oil Compaaies originate, and how the Babbles Burst, read this work. It con tains 35 fine engravings, tells all about the Mysteries and Crimes of New York, and is the Spiciest aud Cheapest work published.

Agents are meeting with unprecedented success. Onpe in South Bend, Ind., reports 39 subscribers in a day. ~ Onpe in Saginaw, Mich,, i 8 in two days. Sen%for Circulars ‘g"specim %lges. ‘Address JONES BROTHERS & CO, incinnati, Ohio; Ctiicago, Illinois; or St, Lou. is, Missouri. 2% L 194 w

RELIABLE AND NEW! A 8 5 Groverd Baker's Sewing Machines —They will hem, fell, stitch and gather in then:atest manner. ’l’hes comprise the two leading sti :h--€8 now in general use. We sell a machine a all size large and from five to fifteen dollars chet mthan any other agency. All machines warrer for three gars. delivered and taught free of cha: ze. We %;o ave the Ili?roved Wheeler & Wilsor or m%p ¢ Lock Stich Machine, ! e have the machine for the household use, dress making, tailoring, can'la%e trimming, quil¢ing saddles or any branch of industry down to the neatest emproidery. o A%epc{ Room 'for Noble, Lnﬂan‘ge.. DeKalb and Stetiben counties— over Dunning & Son’s Grocery store, Ligonier, Ind. Aug., 19th

(OH -SAY, YOU CAN SEE!!! Th; largest, -cheapest nnd hea;n assc:rtmgnt 0( : CLOTHING, e ARD [l ‘ GENTS’, FURNISHING GOODS, | AT o L. Low & Co’s. o ;‘eep %35%%3?% 3;333. Sndour ® e SUMMER STOCK Just received, is fall of all the Latest Styles ix;x CLOTHING, CASSIMERES, Haﬂs.écaps, s COLLARS, &c., s We'ma:ke_the’ ; ; 7 i : Velocipede Collar and Neek-Tie l\spoclality.'. . ’ ' ' Our Merchan‘t"'_l‘alle-r;l_gg DEPARTMENT “can’t be beat,” Remember the firm, o ol 1 : _ [ LlOW&ico. ! Particular Alttention Paid to Culting. * Ligonier, Ind., June 2nd, 1869. [ | THis KRUEGER BLOCK.

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- HERMAN KRUEGER'S Great American Tea Company, 1s the wiost popular placs in olt:.e:?au'vum Tem 81, $1.121-2, $1.30 & $l5O per I, All Goods Warranted T GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, T Queens & Glassware, Th the ¢ty sold augm'au xdnéee b v ABOVE NEW YORK COST, All those wishing m valtie rechived for tk;:r Give Usa Can * Goois, Gualites wnd Friom. Oornet of Mair and Mijchell stroets, |, wn%”%mmw{m Ivp, °

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AEHNE 4 3 il @ This wonderfal.and renowned preparation is not an article of accident or chance, bat % the final production of years of careful study Y and experiment. . On its own MERITS it has quickly risen @.m e nqp{'ccedented w_oxu;n-gvmny POP--3 ULARITY. i 5 Even |Paris, the great mart of bemtr and fashion, has sent §ver her orders for it. It immediately cleanses the scalp, freeing it from dandruff and hamors. @ It prevents the hair 4rom rnlllng off, and ge‘ne&‘ produces a luxuriant growth on bald It never falls to KESTORE GRAY AND @EADED HAIR 3; all its youthful lustre, soft and silken beauty,’ Bm‘.Wl? and stubborn hair is made soft, pliable and beautifal, @ B%pm-e a VEGETABLE COMPOUND for ﬁe Alr has never been in the market, while a + gltis a perfect luxury, containing no dirty, ; mgme aodlm%t. or solling the finest BT .o o pa oo ane, y € al an e . most unbounded utlg(:cﬂon &‘fﬂi < ‘ Every Bottle is Warranted. FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, Wholesale Agents, Chicago. @™ And for sale by all Druggists everywhere.

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: AR 4 . THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, . A new and intensely ‘uteresting series. Also, Hluminated and Transpagent Views, in {n:t variety. Weare alse execlusive Arnu in America for “FERRIER'S GLASS VIEAVS,” of which we have a splendid Sasortment. Agents for Frith's Series of 8 3-4% 6 1-2 in. Photographie Views in Switzerland, the Rhine, England, Scotland, Wales, &c. STEREOSCOPES. -We manufacture very laigely, ond have a large stock of she best styles at the lowest rates. . PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.—Our Mannfacture of Albums ie well mvn throughout the country as superior in quality and beauty to all re. e % All we sell are made in our own Pactory, and eur styles are different fom those of any other maker. Buyers should not fail to see’ous ook defore making their purchases,” . ’ . CHROMOS. . '.E beautiful plctures, that cannof Ue distinguishsd from She m Pointinge, at one tenth their mc? wc.lm::n largely nm nddn, Berlin, Vienns and Rome, and supply the trade at bowest rates. : .- E. &H. T. ANTHONY & (O, e 501 Broapway, N. Y., Importers and Manuf'rs of Photographic Materials. ' ‘ NO. s.'—Admn je B e ’ ’Q A ‘4 A Yy LAST |

Let the affticted read, and learm that a perfect and radical cure -is wamwwﬁﬂmnteed to all who are afilicted, DR. L describes ' the disease without agy&nrormaﬁon from the patient. .He explains i use, and tees its cure ; and what is better stlll,‘he wlﬁ honestly and rra?kly tell yon'whethex;nyou can be cured or not, which will save your health and life from wrong treatment. He cures private and secret diseases, without the use of mercury, hindrance from business, or fear of discovery or g(x’ﬁounre. His botanic remedies restore’ manh and vigor, and make the barren fruitful, and enable the le 10 get married, with the assurance - of havin% a contented wife and . healthy ¢l v ‘LADIES, whose delicate health make it necessary for them not to have children, use his Preventive. It not onl{aprevenu an l&mue of family, but it will promote and preserve the health, because his PR!Q%E‘NTIVE against having children is innoceunt, safe and sure. It does not interfere with diet or occupation. It operates without sickness or exposure. If Ladies who have suffered from misplaced confidence, consult him before thei get married, he will restore their bioom; freshness and :ldgor of é&:th. and enable them to enter married life confidence of health and halpptness. : ™ Consultation hours from 10 A. M. tos P, - M., at No. 213 EAST MADISON.STREET, up stairs. Consultation fee Two DoLragrs. Interviews confidential. . Persons at a distance may communicate cﬁ; dentially by letter, if they enclose Two Dol for a consulitation fee. Send four 3 cent stamps for his book entitled, * Guide to Health and Long Life. Winning the Aflections of the Opposite Sex, and Important Hints to Business Men.” Address 5 all letters as follows: e : - Dr. Ruphaéel, Post Office Box . #7778, Chicago, Mlinois, r w SECOND WIDTH. ?

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PHOTOGRAPHIC. H. R. CORNELL, Having purchased the PHOTOGRAPH ROOHS, Lately occupied by J. F. Christman, respectfully announces to the public that' he is prepared to take : Any one’s Phiz; v . . Jdnstasitis, = In elery sizeand style of the Photographic art, from miniatures in rings.to large sizesforfroming., .. .~ .. .00 Particular Attention Paid to cop&ing old daguerrotypes and ambx‘&eg into cards or enlarging, Work-warranted in all mnsisz.ctory. - Ligonier, Ind.,, May 3d, 3866. , ARV LDT I OPs 7 o r‘ L i

N OOON! LAY PRICY HARDWARE! HARDWARE! . M. CHAPMAN & @@@9 ‘ . (Stxcces;ﬁors to M_englwr.&Clhupm:x:n.-) : o | : : ; .St'ill.hold- forth at the popular. Hard-_-ware Corne}',W{th the most complete Spring Stock, and at the lowest prices in Northern Indiana.

A\ ' \ § STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! THE LEGISLATOR STOVE TRIUMPHANT. The unprecedented sale that has followed the introduction -of tha above Stove in this market, and the unbounded satisfaction whicl it . has everywhere given, warfant us in :aying that it is the best and*most - : COMPLETE STGVE made. Every Stove fnlly WARRANTED. Will keep fire twenty foutr hours without renewing. Cheapest first class Stove in the market. Evergbody call and examine it. Lo

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| Cuba, S New Grenada, Venezuela, 1 The Audes, China, 3 Japan, England, &e., &o.

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' Eretal e Tuileries, 4‘ Bt. Cloud, ' Tris~on, ’ Crystal hl-n,l Tyroi, ~ .

Shingles! Shingles!! Shingels!!! 600,000 “A, No, 1 Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pine Shingles, = L at v J.M. CHAPNAN & CO'S. 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, =~ = i , ~ J.M. CHAPMAN & CO'S,

| LT v ’ ) PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS,”’ We offer to the farméréi of Noble"an'zi adjoining counties, the c'bming seaso o e i e | :. g < ° .G 3i 3 3 . Celebrated nguth ‘Bend Chilled Plow. No Plow ever int.roduézed in tliis' market, has hud such-an unprecedented ,sa.lé and everywhere given suoh-universal satisfaction as tho CHILLED P7O W, introduced by us last fall. It has stood the test in -every instance, 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.” $ ' All we ask is a trial. Call and examine it. : : |

Gunsmithing in all its branches.--Gun Re[iairs, Locks, Main-springs, Hanmg's, &e., &e., kept constantly on hand ' b o ek J. M. CHAPMAN & CO'S. DRIVE WELL PUMPS, PIPE AND SCREENS, v A full stock,at | 3.3 CHAPMAN & CO'S. - Paints, Oils and Brushes. | Cheapést stock in town,at = 1.1 CHAPMAN & CO'S, MECHANICS® TOOLS! A Large Stock BRI O o WWI sl B e s ‘% ¢ M, OHAPMAN & 00'S.

el e % ol s e SN e e B ﬁmfzz‘&:h?mds. and tfusts, by prompt sttention fo. business, to merit continnance of the same: e - Ismmaking new additions to My stock SRR Drugs, Medicines, : T ¥ B A 8 g ) PAINTS, OIL§, Varnish. Dve-fruffs Perfumery, ,Gosléelics, Books & .Sta,tirfnerv POPULAR PATENT MEDIOINES, GOULDENS. PATENT sg},ixgmbn FOR iz PAINTING, Q > ~_Alarge stocfg of DRY GOODS, -~ Wall-Paper, - . WINDOW BLINDS AND JIOLDERS. o i G roceries OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

Ne E . X Fish and Salt. . at Retail.and by mg barrel. - ROCHESTER FLOUR ‘-kép t ‘consiaint}f ou hand; all of whicl, wiltbe sold as cheap as ¢an be afforded in his market. '°© . - : . &e. de. de. - dic. do. s *Afine variety of other irticlos and notions too numerous to mention, allof which will"be sold - g - : r i T 1 P LA { AT LIVING ; B CERS, g Ai'e - . Welinvite Inspection lOf curstock, c,o;nﬁdeutf;of giving satigfar tion both in quality andiprice, All kinds of country ,?prvoduce taken in 1 exchange for goods. _ A ‘ |Remembe: ‘he Plnce o © JOMLPH PEARCE. - Ligonier, May Brd, 1806 e _‘ o NEW ' QUARTERS! s 3 .‘ > 3 7 S . NEWSSTOCK of BOOTS & SHOES, | - The ‘subseriber would’ respectfully ine form the Ladies and entlemen of Ligo-. | nier and - vicinity that hestill continues in the Bopt and Shoe ﬁusincss, at his old stand, on the LEast side of Cavin street, opposite the Post . office, where can be found ' the following.: with many ' other articles: @ 1 ot i < | Thixadvertisement now will show . The Ligonier people wheré to go . ; ' For Boots and Shoes of jevery kind, : ~To snit thre. most fastidious mind, B ©-Kor those who bow at Fashion’s shrine, . Pléase eall at Bill's he does design ¢ - Tokeep.what cannot fail to suit b : The latest styles of Shoe or Boot; Eiy | - I Ladies wish for Slippers neat To suit their minds and fit, their feet, Of Gaiters of the latest fishion When dressed to'make a splendid dash-in,; - Or Bootees, Shoes orought to wear, - - Then eallat Bill’s for they are there, - Of every size and various hue y Made af the East and Westward {oo. -~ Wealso have an Enﬂias‘h tie <l For walking which the fair shonld buy For sake of health and comfort too, o " Then call and buy our kid-skin shoe. ’ < Now farmers you will lPleaser Al oo At Bill’s, his Btock wi plepqes{)on ally = . - His stock is good-and can’t be eat ~ |~ By anyhouse on any street; ; : -, A better boot cannot be made L £ '7 Than those we Keep for country trade, | " Our thick brogans are also stout, ; Thp{’ll wear ’till they are all worn out } .. Butif yon want a finer shoe, : : ~ Then call at Bill’s he’ll furnish you ' With calf, mé‘%rrocco,-or with kip, A g .~ With kinds the best that will ney rip 2 ‘Yqun_‘% Misses, too, we fond'y greet, . 5 v © . Come'let .us.:bea,ntffy Your feet t - With gaiters, slippers or bootees : ‘- Of any kind that g{ouma Dleaseis a 0 -We also have for babes tgafcmep daia Bt - Alittle shoe that’s yery sheap; | "Tis pliable and also neat, 5 ; And will protect their littie feet, st ) .+ Shoemakers here can be supped ! - With articles of various klmi)s. - = With tacks, and thread, and awls, and last’s * . With knives and bristles, pegs and rasps, = - .~ Come one, come all, giveus a MY . And we are sure that you will buy, Lt - Also work done to order on the shortest notice and by superior workmen. Re- - pairing done at all times: ° Don’t forget the place, opposite the Post office, - | UO RN

2T STR £R, SRS S LU SRR T e e e R 8 - JOHIN WEIR & CO’S , |HARDWARE STORE. - Theundersigned woald: respecifully anfnounce to the citizens of Llgonier and vicinity, that they are daily receiving sup~ plies to their stock of goods consisting of a genoral assertment of Shelf Hardware. . o Cutlery, Coflin}Trimmings. | |+ . Stoves, Fin-waps— . ... a 0 Steel, & Fa allkindsof ° e BUILDING MATERIAL, * - and everything in the line of Mechanical and Agricultural Tools. & 2 . We keep the celebrat d South Bend | Plows and Drills, Hitcheook’s Grain' Cras dle and the Beardsley Grass Seythe; The Mishawaka and Lippincott Azes; Lippin- | eott’s Orossscut, ;ﬂ;ag and Mill Saws and .the.wor.l'd?emm;zne.t:J»ll.n‘liotherx:’s;m. - We are Agaﬁu’%%mu, Rea~ | pers, Mowers, and Cider Mills also the Ball. Reaper and Mower, In our - %o b 'we employ none but the best of workmen ‘and -use the best of material, Rave ‘troughing ‘and Repairing done on 3 hort ‘notize'and on TESRORADIN torme,. - _Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Rags, &0., tas ke;t in e;;,,i;h_:a?gg for our'goods and wares, ,ao.our customers we return our sincere Dope to merit & continuance of the sate. - 7 A et c B o John Weir& Cof = ot eiore opposite Helmer House, East sfile of Gavin Strect, Ligonier, Indiana,y £ = coanEßl o o { T e e 7 N “:"»"“.,*i‘ R St e St sS e G el it el Sl eUGO B i SOTIDers o WwWanted - SRS BN 2—“ e T e:; A U NG RaRAE B il LA o B S S e o 0 RN .