The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 21, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 September 1869 — Page 3

AL A ~Sational Baunner; o Ai o L LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. .+ GoixNa, Gorna—~The groceries at Wm. " Crow's, ' Catse—their superior quality " #nd entire cheapness, ~Call and convince Joumelt e L Tuaxks.—We are under obligations to' Mrs, J. H.' Francisco for a basket of delicious apples, and to Mr. Peter Banta . for a few gallons of sweet .cider, ' ——— Quire an improvement might be made by laying a new sidewalk in front of Zimmerman's, Vail's, azd Ulmer’s Stores. ‘There is entirely too much clasticity in the present dilapidated concern. ; 5 ————— -—— | . Tmm sewerago. on both sides of Cavin street is fast approaching completion,— This, together with the tearing down of innumerable hitching posts, and grading of the street, will add to its appearance : materially. oig

ONlast Monday afternoon and might this region was' visited by a licavy shower of rain. ThLis was ‘much needed by farmers hereabouts, as the ground inlsome places was 8o dry and bard ‘that ploughing was impossiblé, Wheat ajreadysown “will soon look upward. S eel S it {

In publishing thé proceedingsof the cditorial convention at Warsaw, the name of E."'W. Brown, editor of the Columbia City Post,was inadvertently oditted by the Secretary. ‘We take pleasure in correcting the oversight, as Mr. Brown |gave every evidenee of being a clear headed, sngacious newspaper man. = .|

Tune City Drug Store has lately %bc’cn “moved into the middle room of Mier's -Block, where it makes'a very impesing appearance. They have lately replenishcd their stock of goods #nd are now betster prepared to satisfy those in ’ne&d of anything in ‘their line than at ary time | heretofore, | A :

Wn return our sincere thanks to@ the editors of ‘the Indianapolis Volksblatt, LaGrange Standard, Mishawaka Hnterprise, Steuben I?apublz‘can.;nnd other| papers, for their®complimentary remarks in. speaking of ys asa proposed candidate for Auditor of State, The favorable expressions of these gentlemen will eve? be trensured in our memory. il el Pe e S i . W. T. Kimsey, Esq., Jate of the Ligonier Republican., dropt into our san¢tum Saturday, and informed us that he has left "Ligonier, and iéﬁends starting a job office at Lansing, Michigan, Mr. Stoll’s democratic thunde: proving too strong for the radical proclivities of our friend, to make'it profitable to continue his paper at that place. e trust his new field of labor will be more| beneficial to® him pecunigrily.—Aubwrn Times. R

-, Crusnep.—The “high price of claghing has been erushed by the large stock just received by L. Low & Co., which they’ are selling cheaper than ever. All those "in need of an ontfit should not fail to see them before pﬁircbasmg. Their stock is » astonishingly large, and they will fit you out -with a suit of any , description, from Nonkeen to Beaver. © = | | 2 Nripaceramsrset et Wy WlSty teute g /Tmere is no article in the Grocery { line that ennot be found at Glatte's. . 3 e i Messrs. Jackson & Myers, two of the most clever and genial of human beings, are now - supplying our town with what we bave long since needed—a hat and cap. store~—and solicit a share of the public patronage. They mean business, and can cover the heads of all who may call with’ g fine.a hat or cap as can be found anywhere, Store rooms in Conrad’s Block, one door south’ of the Helmer Hquee.— Give them s call. s i o S Y e i ' Bann—On next Monday eve,, the 27th inst., is to be given a Grand Jubilee Ball, under the auspices of the young men of this place. The gay and festive portion of our town are assured that this will be o rare treat, not to be missed by any one, mirely to satisfy their conscientious scruples. - 'We are well acquainted with the young men who- have this enterprise.under management, and know they will make it a pleasant affair.

TraT ‘female purp’ of newspaper notoriety, the legitimate issue of Denny’s sa: gacious setter, has mysteriously disappearcd from her kennel. ' Rumor has .it that slie now abides in the distant village of Avilla. We liked that purp for her many noticeable. virtues, but were no;t able to.give her good rearing; we therefore presented her to a juvenile friend of ours, who shipped | lier to bis Grand-pa, We are lonesome with L - “No dorg to love, { - " None to caress.”’ fo

~ ApvrrioNaL PrEMiuMs, — Sincg . the publication of the premium list of the Noble County Agricultural Sociéty, the Executive Committee have authorized the - following additional premioms, viz: | Begt Bod Blowe) /. 011. ... 8 1.00 % Stubble Plow. ...k .e... .| 1.00 “ Plow for all purposes........ 1.00 Sweep stakes trotting, Ist best. .../ 25.00 (ST e dag e o 8 L 00 Best Pacing..i. cc.vaisrseeee.. . 10.00 . It bas been. suggested that in compet_ing for ftbct_b"te:e latter pr‘emium}s only horses from Noble county be admitted.- . The proper authorities should give this matter their early attention, and r’en'der_ a 8 final decision, ~ . e frea e L . AvitzA Gaisy M. — On Saturday last we were shown through the grist mill recently erected by J. D. Shi'#::aﬂ'er.— We are not suficiontly skilled in mechan- > Mg'@fweza completo Gesoriptign of the macliinery, &c.; mor do 'we deom; thiis necossny. It ia snfficiont” to say that tho * intertal érrangements of the mill aro conplete ig, every particular, giving eviderice of superior ‘skfll on part of the builder, . Mr. Reuben Kebler, of Kosciosko county, “who is ah ‘experiencad il-wright, and el ‘,* ; v -‘3" ; »‘«‘ ‘) i PR o ” A ‘ b 4 “j‘:‘f;",jg:'-m-,‘ b 7 % r‘M .‘ - thourh not “r",":w:xy W mpleted, éxcellent ] < i ‘@;?Jf’f:ﬁ:, ot N R e ~ flour is already being ground. Mr, KehE*‘ i ig;sv v'~:..m¢y§€%§w L s ) e e R ey L,‘P'-r"’ﬁﬂ';“‘"ﬁ“* Fille e T B e e R B ST GRSI R el o i}\. SRR =r," A ‘;:0" yju,q“‘" ‘S’f@ézﬂlﬂk‘“ﬁé‘ﬂ[f

Rl ap bbt e between Ft. Wayne and' Kendallville Mitnmwﬁ&mwmwm communities in the County, it is destined 40 booome an._ important point. _And. o Mm%:o"?sﬂwﬂmwﬂ in this part of the county, we thought it ‘might ot pgnmnizﬁmtmg to thi? | ﬂud@mydﬁhé ANNER ﬁ:ﬁve-mdond;-ly, a kind of “Paul Pepperpod” sketch of Omaha and its doings, - Work .is progressing briskly on the #oed and labor is o pra D, & s o favorable to an ”ﬁ?”‘“”"% of the road ; and in view of that long lookedfor period, we now propose to the pat--rons of theold “Plank Road,” (we are one of the ill-fated crew) that we hold a grand jubilee in advance. This plank w road has, no doubt, been'a “good thing® in the past, butit has evidently served its purpose; and ths traveling public’ have come to look upon it asa kind of_§ necessary evil. We distinetly, remember } our last trip from Kendallville to this place ; in company with two others, we took our seat inan old fashioned stage | conch; drawn by four remnants of nags, over a plank road on which «very eighth plank still- remained, a 8 if continually to remind us, that we \vb\r"é traveling on a plank road; thrice we attempted to enter into conversation with our compan: ions, but each effort'but resulted in a grunt. . So we continued our journey in silence. 'When we alighted at Omahal and entered the storelof E. Cramer; we found a group of men é;ngugcd in earnest colloquy ; without being rudely -inquisitive, we soon discovered that the subject of conversation*was “ Faul Pepperpod’s” article, {n the Kendallville Siandard, in reply to ‘“Justice.” We became a silent listener to the colloquyy and we can inform Mr. Pepperpod, that if Mt.' Pepperpod ' thinks, that Mr. Pepperpod can. make Mr. Pepperpod’s friends believe, that Mr. Pepperpod never pronounced a eulogium on the doctrine of Univgrsalism, as well as on Mr. Clayton'slearning and eloquence, Mr. Pepperpod thinks Mr. Pepperpod’s friends a great deal more verdant, than Mr. Pepperpod’s friends are. *ln concluding this article lét me assure you that the BANNER-man hgs many warm- friends, even ih* Swan township; and we think it would imiprove his-health if he were to spend a few days in visiting his friends here, and /soliciting subseriptions for thg BANNER. And now Mr. Editor, let: me whispcr'a word in your ear. Whengver you have time to go visiting again, instead of going np to Elkhart or Toledo, just go out among you: friends in the rural districts, and eat a few country dinners, aud our word for it, it will do ﬁ'on more good than allthe “lager” of the above named cikies. ;

- OMAHA. IKendallville Correspondence. : " KENDALLVILLE; Sept. 20th, '69. Mz, Eprror :—For the lust three or four days everybody has had State fair on the brain, and a great many of our citizens, as well as farmers in this vicinity, have . visited Toledo within the past ‘week, and- returned home' fally satisfied with their trip. * Mr, Graham informed me that he sold over 150 excursion tickets. The ague is still prevalent here, buti not quite as bad as it was last week; however, all 'the doctois seem' to have plenty of business. I forgot to mehtion inmy last that the population of our town has been increased by the arrival of two little girls in the Bunyan and'Jajcobs familics. We are goingito have o ‘September Ball Liere on the twenty-fourth, _at Mitchell’s Hall, which will' doubtless. 1y be a grand success, and we should all be pleased to see some of the -Ligonier dancists ap bere on that occasion. I understand you are going to have one at your “town on the twenty-seventh. I wish you a good time. Mr. Secley is erecting a brick building on State strect, which will be fnished some time next month, Basiness was very brisk on Saturday, \ther’e being a very large amount of wheat in town. ‘DMessrs. Jacobs & Keller bought some nimety loads, for -which they paid the cash. .They always pay the higheit cash price for all kinds of produce. On Saturday night we had an instrumental ~and vocal concert by some traveling gentleman which was very interesting. You must excuse the brovi: ty of my letter this week, as'T have been rather busy of late, but will try and do better hereafter. = | S Lo

Just received from the eastern market, a most complete assortment of choice groceries, at Geo. C. Glatte’s, Kendallville, ; e o g AGUE.—We hear of this disease prevailing to some extent in different parts of this county, and very greatly in some portions of the State. The general im pression seems to be that as a remedy, there is nothing like Quinine; but those who desire to experiment upon® themselves can try the following, which e find in an exchange: : - - “Take of common sage énough to make about half a pint ‘of tea, then get about the same quantity of good vinegar, Mix, and take it all if possible, when you feel the chill coming on. Instead of a chill, you will have a good sweat, and in ninetynine cases ‘out of one hundred you can fﬂy ‘good bye: hgue.”.’ e ds o 3

-, A small amount of money- will pay for a good suit of clothes #it L. Low & Co’s. " From the Army Hgspitafl; the bloody battlefield the mansion ° the'rich and the ‘humble abode’ of the poor—from the office and the sacred desk; from the mountain fop, distant valley and far-off island of the ocean—from every nook and corner of the civilized world, is pouring in the exidence of the astonishing effects of Drake’s PraNzATION Brrrers, Thousands upon thonsands‘.“éﬂe%t& Tike the following may be ‘seen at our office: g fi% %% ¥ T have beenin the army:Hospital for, fourteen months, speeehloss and nearly dead. At Alon, 111., they :gbtve .me a bottle of Plantation Bitters. Three bottles have made | me & well man.” bt LR ey ) g B b BaURs, ‘MagvoLia Waren.—~Buperior to thie bést imported Garman Cologne, and sold at half the price. s > .. A profuse and many timesToxcessively ofTR fiige dpot (he s, i . MO e e Wi, Eeaicip: of G omo of small and st waloring of weak eyes, ‘al nauses, pressure and pain over the eyos, a 1 éhily sonsations, cold foot, and a feeling 6f, L ~common to Catarrh, yet all ofthem aro not pre- | ’?3l‘,\? gl %MW,A; ’?*“ \,:l':%‘?%{ i frrg e REDUNS s fu it ok e nd sligen. | Jont gy it at st A | . 0T RGIC DY IMOSy Aruggisis everywuere, ciwat,

;vr amation dnd Retraction. | e ?gﬁ aliod 88 s berd ofidies shrtng ¢ m ber ol letiers, auring t Car e y‘ ?& thirongl the columns of this paper, and by circalars, containing statements liams, then a candidate for Clerk of Noble jooustsesph camtaqcieg ke oot ter; and a written statement by the parties | whose riames appeared as signers of sid Jetters, leaves no doabt i our mind that 8 serious ‘misapprehension existed wifh reference to the identity of the person allnded to. We arenow fully convinced that the Dr. Williams referred to is not Wm. C. Williams, the presént Clerk of ‘Noble county, but annther Dr. Williams, | “who, we are eredibly informed, is at pre: sent a resident of LaGrange county. ] ‘Never liaving had a desire to inflict an injury upon any innocent person, even though we had been made the target - of violent attacks, now that the mystery is solved, and all doubts removed from our mind, we teadily and cheerfully make ‘this retraction, as'being duc Col. Williams, his, family and his friends. . Had we _in the least suspected that he was not the individual referred} to, unothing could have induced us to| publish tle letters under consideration. As it was, we then believed that no misfake could exist in the premises, but since we' havesuch | unmistakable evidence - to the contrary, we can conscientiously aver that it affords<us. far more pleasure to make this correction than we expericnced satisfaetion in giving publicity to those letters in” 1867, even though the .personal attacks then ‘made upon us might have justified such feelings on our part. 1 o The following statement will, we think, fully satisfy the public with reference to the subject under consideration. ‘ o Whom it May Concern :*~We the undersign‘éd,'bug this day had a personal interview with Dr. William C. Williams and Fielding Prickett; of Albion, Noble Co., Indiana, in reference to-a certain communication to J. B. Stoll, editor of the NaTioNAL BANKER, published at Ligenier, Noble County, Indiana, and signed by us on the 80th day of September, 1867, of which commufication the fol lowing is a true copy: °* : (Here follow thelcopies of the letters published in circular form and through the columns of the BANNER preceeding the election in 186%).-—Ep. BANNER. ;

And we do now state that the Dr. Williams alluded to in said communication to said J. B. Stell, i 8 nof the Dr. Williamm ©. Williams who | has this day had an interview with us and who is now reportéd tlie Clerk of the Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana. And-we very much regret that said communication was used to the injury ot an . innocent person. Feeling that this explanaticn is due in the premises, we cheerfully make it, but not to abate one jot of the infamous character which we bave given of the Dr. Williams to whom we dig allude and whose name is*Robert Williams, e N. BLACEBURN, 5 i J4.J.Causs, W. G. SPENCER, JR. . Sheriffof Adams Co. o + JAMES Stoops, . ‘ ' ex-Auditor Adams Co. “oDeeatur, Aug-Bd, 18600 1, o

Tam consolidation of the Lake Shore roads from DBuffalo to Chicago, with a branch to St. Louis from Toledo, has been virtually completed. The financial terms of the consolidation are that the Michigan Southern stock will be put in at an advance of tweniy per vent., and that of the other roads at par. This gives a continuons‘);liné of 1,600 miles under ono management, The marked feature of Izge' consolidation is the way in which the stoek has been ‘‘watered” "to effect it. All of the stocks have been heavily watered since 1865, and now there is% furlher addition ‘of seven millions, on which dividends must be declared. The total debt and capital of the consolidated companiés aggregates $85,000,000, when it ought not to exceeed $25,000,000. The present earnings of the roads do mot promise any margin after paying running expenses and the interest. on the,bonded debt; 8o thabt whatever money is made out of the oconsolidation ‘will be the result of sharp practice in \gnll street. —Fz. - :

SropriNG A NewsPAPER.—An exchange has the following allegory, which we cotnmend to careful consideration: %A certain man hit his toe against a pebble and fell headlong to the ground. He was vexed, and under: the igfluence of anger and self-sufficiency ho kicked old mother earth right saucily. With imperturbable gravity he looked to see the earth itself dissolve and come to naught. But the earth remained, and only his poor foot was injured in the encounter. This is the way of man. An article in'a newspaper touches him' in a weak spot, and forthwith he sends to stop his paper. - With great complacency he looks to sge the crash, when he finds he only hit his-own toe against s world that does not perceptibly feel'the shoek, and injures no one but himself.” : —?——4.o—-——.——- " BueAR, sugar, sugar ; coffee, coffee, coffee; tea, tea, tea, cheap, at Glatte’s. * Croruixna for the fall season, durable and cheap, at L. Low & Co's. - o - CaLL at Willett & Moore’s Drug Store‘\ and get a box of Bnively’s Ague Pills.—. Warranted to cure Ague, or money re: fonded, . T gt /7 Manufactured ‘by J. N. Snively, ElkR 18-8 mo* - ! | WE wish to call theattention of Phy-. sicians’ to -Snively’s Elixir of Iron and Barks—one of the finest combinations of Tonics in the market, m; itv’fs@&umé*p;:a& N. Snively, Elkhaﬁ,lfgn ** 18-Imo* L MARRITD: _ At the residence of the bride’s father, . A.J. Buchanan, in Waynesbiurg, Pa., on Thursday, September 9th, 1869, by Rey. J. H. Lester, Mg. W&ﬁﬁ*ﬁcdﬁgu son of Dr. G. W. McConnell, of Angola, to Miss .01 B. Boouanax, o tho form. erplaga.c - o g e Rha

i DIED. : # In Ligonier, on the 18th inst,, of consumption, MirTox H. HosteTTER, aged 28 years. o i SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS. - The following persons have paid their subscription to the NATIONAL BANNER during’ the past week. The ﬂFutwl?)' posite each name indicate the Vol.and No. to which payment is made: = Vol. No. Henry Hosler, Metiam,...,.... 6 — & C_. W' Kinse% “‘ g S 38 t:fy é‘y,-::-;’% A. 8. Kalb, Wolf Lake,....... 4 s : %?wyl genger, ﬁigonier,. Ly ag Michael Cook, Millersburg,. ... § ~ b Jackson Lahr, Ke M?%EL%%Z@%“ W. It. Andre , jwl‘p;,h». 5 :4..... 53 Reuben Kehler; Avi11a,........ e Mm}ﬂ; A ‘Bﬁ%i?ﬂﬁﬂ‘*”‘“ 52 Sl @3,3,—- 52 ’ﬁ?{ gm’ e ﬁ.. :M i -*-},

~ Solomon in new Quarters! The snbsqribéi-:arbgl? respectfully announce that he has just moved into the bmﬁdingﬁrmerlly occupied by 8, Mier & Co., puarchased a large stockof el S ? | e GROCE‘ms, “.‘m, ‘ and 'is now prepared to s ~demand in hia‘:i:e‘:tpu&s fully m’a: 't::ry’other estnblisbmpnt__ixi town. e S . Befreshments at all hours. ; . SOL. ACKERMAN, Ligonier, Sept. 15th, 1869, =~

Not to be Overlooked ! RSO SO e— e e ] _All who know themselvesto be indebted to T. BARNETT & CO., are requested 1o call and settle immediately, as we must and wrwy collect all of our dues, and'that without: d::;{.'.wrlﬁ!’lelh anghing in our line tor%a wdtyggo re. N, 80-Several Housea for rent or sale. (4,11tf) Brick House for Sale or Rent. A new two-story Brick House, ‘with vearly two acres of land, in Chapman’s addition, fir sale or rent. Enquireof | ! Ligovier, Aug. 18.-tf ~ P. BISTERHEN; ATTENTION, GBN'I‘LEMEN ! -Harvest being over, wheat 'being brought to market in immense guantities, and money being fut‘ in circulation in the fafming community, 1 desire to call the attention of my customers to the fact that [, too, am in need of my year's errnings, and therefore call uponallto settle their aceounts now. A prompt compliance with this request is ear'ne;uly desired. Ligonier, Aug. 18-if . P. SISTERHEN. ~ IMPORTANT NOTICE! SAVE MONEY AND TROUBLE. It being kniown to all parties that thoundrsigned wltlhdre}vv fr&m the merca:}tm: bu!nea‘; cigl l axt uary, Urpose 3 ec! g All ottetantiis accounts due them; and further that owing tgﬁhe stringent condition of money matters, we have been as lenient with our customers as possible; therefore, weé 'onrneaﬂ& ask all parties, without exqepﬁo:a kpo% emselves md:&ed to the firm of Strans Brothers, to liquidate the same as soon as possible from their ';2?‘“‘“"“ ‘l‘l}m especially, who have n owing us for al years, we hope will kindly appreciate the indulgence extended to them and make an immediate settlement without farther trouble and expense,. { s US BROTHERS. Lfgonier, July 21, 1869.-tf; g BUGGY CUSHION LOST. " LosT—On the State road leading from Ft. Wayne to Ligonier, a Buggy Cushion. The honest finder will receive a liberal reward by leaving the same at the BaxNER office. = | - : v SAMUEL MORRELL. Ligonier, Ind., Sept. 15, '69.

T EMPIRE » } 1 .’ ) . DRUG STORE ! o FOR " : CHEAP DRUGS, o Uk MEDICINES, ° Paints, Oils, Varnishes, | ALL ST@NDARP e Patent Medicines. Wall Paper & Staéionery, &0., &e., &e., &ex &0., &‘,, &e. ‘ WILLETT & MOORE, . Ligonier, Sept., Sth, 1869.-3-1 | . REMOVAL! The Place to Buy:z Your Groceries & Provisions, | - IS AT THE STORE OF _ J. Decker, ~ In Miers' Block on Ca‘ﬂifs}reet, Ligonier, Indiana. ; il Lo Lot 4 ~ Cheaper than the Cheapest, - . His stock. haa,beensele@adwlthcare;,fa‘ndebhslst‘_gi of the choicest selections of - 4 COFFEES, -.- FLOUR, | oTBARpc o s ML | BUGARS, FISH, PR S SALE pnd all'othér articléSin his line of business.

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RELIABLE AND NEW! ; Xt ~ e @Grover& Baker's Sewing Machines —They will hem, fell, stitch and g:theﬂn thensat o 8 now In genersl pae. Wo sell _:%%‘“"E:f fi size large a:xlzlgrfmm five toAn fifteen dJollars che: m or titen igars&:l‘gﬁ?rgéd bet We qélsg Loxsﬁzﬁmgmei Whoele;: & Wilsor or mg\’:ahave the machine for the household use, dress making, tailoring, carria%e trimming, quiltln%,qaddl_es or any branch of industry down to the neatest emproidery. : g e Agency Room for Noble, Lagrange, DeKalb and%t%n{wn counties—over Du.nngg g Son’s Grox cery store, Ligonier, Ind. = - Aug.,l9th OH SAY, YOU CAN SEE!!! ; , £ L»l | The largcst; cheapest and begt nasortmént o‘f ‘ CLOTHING, £ " : 0 I : AND ; GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, o AT ' L. Low & Co’s. wereen comany on bit s SUMMER STOCK CLOTHING, | CASSIMERES, } Suirts, Neckties, | gomg;pb; &c,xc o Velocipede Collar and Neck-Tie

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= e . HERMAN KBUEGER’S * (ié-eat American Tea Company, 18 \he most ppf:lgdpplgg in Kendallvillo, Teas $1,511212; $l3O & $1.50 per Ih. - Al {Goods Warranted ' A 2 pppemmtad ity 00, st T ¢ROCERTES, PROVISIONS, T V Q . . Tl fiﬁnms&ﬁmssm || (mecnpsoidatymall aavile’ A 1 those wishing . vatn ocledfor il 1 ‘ el SR -uf“f',i’*;;»- | Give Us a Cail. Al i i 600 el i i bk, Aploig AENDALLVILLEIN .

| *,J fi o Lgy Lower Prices than Ever! l This well known mblxahmntm;hszbmgm.tom;s'm af i o GHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ’ _ Al purchased during the recent decline, at m?mwnsq‘ CASH émc'Es, Call and examine 4 : * | their immense stock, consisting of & : FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC | DRY GOODS! Hssh s : Amnanasson:mmr »OF/ “: ‘ i . DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST pms*mA-“ E : BLE STYLES, © : Es

Lo sgy § P AT AR mrocm gr L e MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS; SHOES AND GAITERS, - 1 Lo ' ; ‘Ofgreat varicty and-of the best manufacture: :.4; 4 s - Carpets and . Qilclotl 85 g are ALLox_mLATEsiiP%TmRNs. o R Queensware & Glassware, ' : ", The best and most extehslv'é;Btock found in this town. Afffxll'l'ix'le,or' Lol Notions, T R CCR e fo | Groceries, -, ' And other articles too numergs‘to mention, - e e L IN THEIR . ‘ l A I 5 g : . : = - > > 2 ¥ ‘ Merchant 'Tailoring Department, . They have a Large and Complete Stock of CLOTHS and e CASSIMERES, and CLOTHING for Mien and Boys = : are made to order in the Best Style and ; e ' at the Lowest Ratess = " R e ™No charge for sho'w‘ing&»ur"di)ods.« Call and examine our stock, and you will ﬂnd tﬁat it cannot be bcnt,,eilf:ﬁgr in price or quality, by/any establishmentin Northern Indfana.‘ i 3 =" ROME FACTORY JEANS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS constantly on ‘hand, and especial inducements offered to those who wish to tiade,Wool for Goods, At as low a rate as any factory in the country. i thidy bl Sha HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, and all other Grains, Seeds, Wool, Hides, Pelts, and all kinds of marketableproduqu D TR T e * Ligonler, Ind., April 26, 1869, . | &- At their Store in their Brick Block.

ENGEIy £ €O., l - S ATTHE POPDIAR 0 T CITY CLOTHING HOUSE! iy e G i Merchant Taiolring Estabishment, IN RKENDALLVILLE INDIANA ’ : ‘ .Have'.?ust\f‘-rer:eived a lal-gg V’st‘"ocl; of - Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, A . .Of éll"&fyles"aud qualities. *'ln their i e: ' Merchant Tailoring: Department they havea large: e . andcompletestockof . . o Cloths, Coatings, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Vestings & Piece Goods, .. for Men’s and Boys’ wear. Lt cae eres e pAtPrices withisethe rethior WL M 0 THEY. SELL, BY ‘THE. YARD OR MAKE TO ORDER .. Clothing of every. Description and Warrant Satisfaction. - -Giive them a ‘call before you buy! North-Fast - Cornee “of Main and William Stroets, Kendaliville, January 27, 1868, ) o - il ENGE]?&OO 3

JACOBS & KELLER, 1 g g ” KENDALLVILLE, '« = = - IND : : g 5 1 g it e § g g BRI Ladbly Have just reeeived: - I%S;Yo e S g ' i 3 e e LA s TR WG ek O : oo A e Sy T A"» % al o LIdeRE Rt LI G Vi Te TR A e 4 AR 2 4 L s 8 SR Al 3R R T g 3 5 L 3 I ; £ ] ! g:, ; ! 3 oG ¢ ¥ > ] gl = N | : 9 ¥ i iy = | ‘ CLOTHING, Hats & Caps, = ENE 3 ; = v ~ :‘ 1 ¢ - _BOOTS & SHOES A e TR T T DR DALY SR kg G ST { S 5 And a great many other Goods too numer . O CR LT P R AT Rl EES S R g S hanidoh: s MR E - AT s AOA : : ; : e < Ip‘ Ao 2 DEOGE b e RAR Bar Y O ; e - o~ 1 T LY eTy RO AT Nt DRI e B : £ AUt LD o FRRN e T © which thoy will soll at considgsble -+ s ;"‘:‘z,‘.;f:;;',; Bl *M":";r/ S \ - Sa D CRY E&.FY BT B R N o AR WM &R R Q’:‘i Coih e R ?1 ’i,; RN TR GRS B, 1T R T B T PIAT T G R B RR R, S R s Gl S e PR el e e Bl ooy S 5 RS R N SRR R L R R SN Y R N & 'all ol} e ' nNnvinspan v % 1 i Bw U U ~mfj HUOU v R B O e e R R e e b R g Soos o ey SR RENER RISy 0 P THRRES BRSQeERENRA 0 e e e R 4 t.’; ;‘%; \* €4 1 ] i"’r'ﬂ’w ATE W 4 Y W AV Gl R PRy BE VRN 5 é{ﬁgﬂa Tw B. BN BQR R e o R RN iR e s e Jirﬁ%@%&ﬂuuw e o %ﬁ%ﬁy"’”* T Eehe Le s gé’iftiz‘a}"i’:@‘g{"'}%v‘i' & er il ’A'&l"'”‘ﬁ\';zu},;l«u.‘g'}by}.‘ FRIE" B VA% 118 V ‘g, VU LY. L 1 5 ; JUIY L St Bl ol e s ot Dt el il %‘%&M o R REE L 2 ‘«"-—' AR RS A BORE & RETLER LOt OTR B 8 & KKI s oßendallville, May 6, 1808 o e e e e R VIR NP LG TN s e e ee e S

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FANNING MIILLS! The, nndersignad is now prepared.to sell J. J. BRADNES' Celebrated Patent . = = * . -y ‘ Separating Fanning Mill ITn the Counties of Allen, Noble, ‘Steuben, LaGrange, Whitley, Kosciusko, Elkhart-and DeKalb. They bave. been manufactured by Mr. P. D. BEiNviLLe, — & workman of twentyfive ‘[-'{ears’; experience — from -the best seasoned RSN R e SRE S e S -~ This Celebrated Millisthe = =~ i N ',"‘Af'-'l‘_,”' 5 : - . Best - Separator -in the World ! ‘ Lol (, £1 ‘ RETLERL X _". G % ‘Having @ separator attached which divides the different kinds of grain, clover and grass seeds in a perfect manner; also a bagger, which fills the bags as fast as the -iggaip is_cleaned, thus: gaving the expense of at least two hands, - ‘[bsc;ALSO {‘ -—‘Ak;l&rge, moc{ym“; ot; Bieves, reens, &c., kept constantly on hand. -, . s LEVI DILLER. oo Meriam, Noble county, Indiana. ; émﬂ&um&ém&dswadfmf;:m:asmmu,v; Agent, Ligonier, Ind, .. - - Avgi 11th, 00l e B e -, f ‘:, ,: % -’—-—- e ;g" q--b' Wkﬁ ‘*e “'W. :‘ "J T it RN ey : bIY AL OO o s e - R WA S , G , ‘wﬁ -)‘ .;;‘g.». e ‘-‘”’::« é' ;,, __’;" " r?ji LSRN AR BRRRET TS N v%a IR RESTORATIVE \' ‘%% 30 :v} «\‘;J,, By cote 3;' WYUOE PUALEAC AG A e e e R Rok Do | S | RED\ ead D ing i aie, Jtiotree /03 §F SR NMte e/ QL i‘Q R O %u‘)(gg‘ {:},&J‘ -“«:E f""«* . ¢ I’} 2 :2%23"5%5 ) {,% R A ?;* e e Kﬁ%&;%«m&éﬁﬁw e o e ‘%f-;. "l{, Dt i AtV RNy '“:5..‘ T I EEADRgT . %’%E iRI -LB ettt e T e L b »%%@g»&% S Naiin et el e B rdvs eOJ bt ol | Agents 10r the INOr ‘estern piates. i B2N D e ey (T R it A (3 %m‘?f‘?, VitLerr & Moone Acents for LiBOReE

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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored. o -Just. pliblished, a new edition of Dr. g 8 Culvérwell’s Celebrated Es- < sngi 3 % the radical cure (withou--2 £~ '‘med cﬁg Of SPERMATORRH®A, Or Seme .inal : Weakness; In¥oluntary ,Seminal%sses, InroTENOY, Mental and Physical incapacity, Impedit ments to ,Marﬂnge, ete. ; also, Co_x«suum‘t’ou, Eri»LEPSY, and Frrs, induced by seif-indtggence or sex‘ualextravagance. T . B¥Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents. . 'The: ‘celebrated author, in this admirable essay, ‘clearly demonstrates from'a thirty years’ successful practice, that the alarming consequences of gelf-abuse mnﬁlbe 1‘:1(111‘41‘1}1‘{1 cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application; of the knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certaln, and effectnal, by means of which -every sufferer, no matter what his condition mz:iy pe,z:nay cure himself cheeply, privatelygand radgeally. - : y ; - @@ This Lecture should be in the hands of cvery youth and every man in the land. < } Sent* under seal,in a plain envelope, to auy ad‘dress, Eost-pa itilon receigt of six cents; or'two aost 8 mr{m;i 80, Dr. Culverwell’s "Marriag:; uide,” price 25 cents. Address the Publishers, 23k g CHAS. J. C, KLINE & CO., 127 Bower&gNew York, Post Office Box 4,550, - July 21, 1869.-1 y £ We, the Druggists 0f....................ca11the -attention of our customers to the letters g;lblished below of the wonderfnl efficacy of Dr. Ropack’s Stomach Bitters, Dr. Rosaok’s Scandinavian Blood Purifier, and Dr. Roback’s Scandinavian Blood Pills, \'Vehavebe selling these medicines long enonfh to know thakthey are all they are recommended to be, and that the certificates of cures published are true, § = Slgned: = ; e J : HOME : TESTIMONY.

BUSINESS LIKE ' STATEMENT - FROM A BUBINESS MAN. - Franknin, Oaxnaxp Co., Mren., { 4 Tie T oAN 14, 1858 t " Dr.C. W. Roback, Dear Sir: ; [received asupply of your Scan“dinavian Remedies a shorttume since, and the first thing I saw, on- opening one 0f your almanacs,was a cure of Rheumatisi:I immediately sat down and wrote a friend of mine, stating I had just regeived a new nedicine,Mthat fg\fa.s advertised (h cure the worst cases of Rheumyatism.'\/Tgle friend was Lemuel -B. White, of Southticld, Oakland County, Mich., whe has been afflicted with theabove disease two years. Isent him bottle of the Purifier and a box of Pills, stating to take them o sond them back. He ‘immediately . commenced 'using theny, and in four days he was able to walk to my store. He stated . that he believed one bottle of Purifier and one box of pils: would®ure him entirely. Theabove “statement ean ‘be Voin tainéd on his oath, if necessary, as he told me '}a'-feW'c{§ys4fzi-gQi T think your medicine will scii like hot cakes when once introduced into this neighborhusi.

Granp Lupax, BEarox Co., Micii,, | 2 - 1 August, 11, 1859, <} Dr. C. W. Roßack: s A es N S ) sl g - Dear Sip:—For four. SR e R 2 S years I was severely afilicted: with Rheu: ‘matism so that I was Pl ‘t;{?’{; »‘ i o 3 confined to-my hous: i o el e f;:';' Gl FALSE AR 5 St for a long time. The SR e ee T Doctors did me no . B T R Srela o perfect dripple Ipro. SRR T N S el cured spme of your "4,\‘ PRSI S T Ghns diuets Scandivavian Blood - Sdt pymimne ol Fade s Tgnicht b R CATRES ans pioga E urlPR G e e lier,fromyeuragents, A Ep» e O ; »?‘f""?,:‘:‘: OFE '~~v:4:'»‘f"‘—‘~‘%f72s o VR 54§S §, ~‘.’_‘;;r %‘ ] ﬂ‘» 3 a 1 S Rete S T Ner, and they enure! y pot Guls Shebaios dy FESshideEag 0 SESRA TS A TR eAR GEL A g > @wmfm%’%w}“ WW’ Anm s o Yvilshing you tne Bt 1 . O ERRGINER Y Hde A v o R PSS R R R e ee A S R e g :