The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 24, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 October 1869 — Page 3

Hlational BHanner, % 4--~-\ru'§‘§s.~;i¢_-‘;.v.,‘ SOiSR TR 6el LOCAL ARD MISCELLANEOUS,

Tur editors and publishers of the 10th and 11th Districts will meet in convention dt Laporte on Friday next. ‘

Tut largest caf of corn’ we have seen for some time was left at our office the other day. It was grown on the premises of Geo. W. Leming, and is a genuine democratic proﬂuet, i AT ERY e ;

SkILLEN & Co., do not speak quité so complimentary of Attorney General Williamson as they did a year ago, when he was a candidate. That “opinion” did the mischief. i ; : ._v,'........,.‘,».._._‘r.. 5 iy The annual meeting of the Disciples of Noble County will be held at, their Chapel in Kendallville, commencing October 15th, and continuing four days, under the lnl)ors‘oi;' J. H. Jones, of Cleveland, -Ohio, andlothems, 10 L Tadme GTR e o, In a time of profound peace, when only a few hurdred soldiers are tequired to nmintain order among the Indians on the. western'p_lhins, the government is paying one million dollars a week for the army, or fifty two miliion dollars a year. | e et 4 i Tuar friends of Ede. Fisher feel quite sanguine 'of his nomination for State Auditor should the Democratic nomination for the same office fall upon the editor of this paper. All right, gentlemen! We would just as soon beat Ede. I'isher by about 10,000 as any other member of that party. : )

Wit Costican, Esq:, of Lagrange—than whom n» more, wholesouled individual ‘ever walked in boots—had the kindness: to present us with a bottle of Rhiné Wine, wherewith to give strength. and vigor to our greatly weakened system,We tender him our most sincere thanks for I kind remembrance. ' - < Ll Ll Sl

- Revigrous.—Jubilee devotions will he obsér‘fvcd"by the’ Catholic congregation of Ligonier, as follows: Divine services at 10:30 A. M., on the mdrnings of the 17th, 18th, and 19th of October. Sermons (at 7:30 . aO, on the evenings of the 16th, 17th, and 18th, on controversial subjects. Sunday morning, the 17th, Solemn High Mass, i ;

WwM. Crow has just returned from the East, and informs us that he has purchased the largest stock of goods, in the grocery line, ever brought to thiscity at one time. -He has quite an extensive wholesale ‘trade, aside from the retail: His bills amounted to §7,000, which werc paid, in cash, consequently he tpurclmsed his goods eheap, and can therefore afford to sell cheap.—Standard. L et Go' to Canfield & Bmery's for cheap Boots and Shoes. [ S : i ol bl O I i e i ok Boy Lost.—Any one in this town haying a knowledge of the present whereabouts of a youth, my nephew, Joseph Black, about 16 years of age, slender built, dark! eyes and hair, please inform him of this, as a letter awaits him in- the Post Office, and his parents are very anxious on his account. Address Mre. J. L. Sorz, Oak and Erie Streets, Toted y, Ohio, . A ";}‘"v‘M*; & iy g . Happy . Virginia, whicli is governed withous the, bother and expenses of the people! | Gen. Canby has just selected a mayor for Norfolk—Major Whipple—and removed James E. Stokes! Gen. Canby, in his high-mightiness, too, . tells the legislature that they have his consent to eclect two elerks of the two houses of the legislatire—but they must take the big oath! - i g s “ kA |t b : T ¢ | No better Tes in the market than you will find at Geo.'C. Glatte's, Kendallville. e ik Partirs who were united in the bonds of _wedlock-l?y Squire Skillen, 1t seems, are not affected by the decision of the Attorney General—a marriage being held legal whether performed by an author ized person or otherwis, We are -glad of this, as some discontented husband -or wife might have taken'advantage “of the circumstance, and thereby furnish quite an addition to the number who are-almost daily availing themselves of the Indiana divorce laws. : i 8 X i 4{o&“’_ 2 "‘“‘"‘_:' 1o JAacksoN & Myers have the largest and hast assortment of Ladies’ lats in town.

Nox-pAvING subscribers are thus talke:l‘f by ‘s Western editor, who expresses ou¥ sentiments ‘most fully: - ¢ Wagons ‘canmot run without wlheels, boats without water, bull-frogs jump withous legs, “or ‘newspaperscarried on everlastingly withont money, no. more than a dog can wag his tail when he hasnong. ‘Our sibscribers areall geod; but what good ‘does a man’s goodness do when it don’t do any ‘good?. We hive no Bﬁﬂbtf!;hat every one thinks that all paid, exeept him, and as we, are clever fellows and bis account’ a little matter, it makes no difference.” |

4 v ot Loy g I":_" 4 3 __'____ “»v : : 3 |Gerop Wool Hats at Jackson & Myers' for 50 cents. * : 8 £

“Baturday evening Secretary Boutwell was contesting the President in a game of billiardy im the White House, for the cliampionshipof thé eabinet. The chronicier of this piece of statesmanship on the part of the Piesident and his finance minister does not give the result of this_ interesting set-to.— Nashville Union and American, | G e i ‘ - Thavsthe way. Business men and all Classes “are’ siffering under the hardships d‘fw,bup «commercial relations; but. the President and his Secretary of the, Treasury find it far more pleasant to devote their time to playing billiards than devising means for. tho country’s relief from' financial mbgwnant. Such is" Radicalisntif 49 G £ 2u 9 No'rc"!‘nm~— he report has been gen., ' em“’ el :v‘.,:;a,' igﬂt::ﬁvf T Kdgl:ﬁﬁ& -gemoc atic . nominatio %; ditor. of ?“- o f‘ W otk is wholly ‘unfounded. We.are authorized to state that Mr. K. will, under no eircumstances, ‘conisent £’ o Wil un TN RTINS TYA befora the Bth of Januaty Convention— Gromsallle Pros. . ... ek SO ReY ~,y,j‘;~’;,v. L ~!.r'a gope i j o i ealation e ‘ n«w J ; \g,% ».‘3"',\;,l:}?‘ o) J,:;,l'w:,;ft‘t\“ﬁ%’;wgg‘gr o ;ﬁ’@«’wm%’iﬁ;%xﬁ e R f ; kit e

gy (RENDALLVILLE, Oct. 11th, '69. S, Eprrow: —Here 1 am, like a bud penpy, alsfays on hand. ~Everythig quiet at present with the exception of the 1 grocery business, Bill Crow says he bas got the largest stock of groceries ever ! brought to Kendallville at one time, and | is selling them at very low prices. The | latest thing in the way of excitement is a | 'match between Eagel & Co., and Will- | Jdam Herbet, for s2sa side. Will give you full particulars in my next. Our | town is-full of railroad men—among | thém are J. K. Edgerton, Jesse L. Will: ' iams, and several others of notoriety. | Our_ friend Croaka, Jr., has gone up.— | The people here are all anxious to haar. | from him, as he writes with such cooiness, | ahd his ;eommunications are worth read- z ing. fet g |

I have heard several in town inquiring for that old bachelor of the Journal, who flourished some time ago; but alas! he is non est. No doubt the sickly season has occupied all his time. How isit, Doec? ! { ;

;i_lgng'ree with friend Ishmael in regard to the postoffice question, and in answer to his of Friday last, would refer him to the drummer boy of the city Band, for Aurther explanation. s J. B. Kelley writes from New York; that the IHon. Right Rev: U. 8. Grant has visited his turn table, together with Horace Greeley, with his white hat,— Good thing for Kelley. o

To-morrow afternoon the Buckeye Sailor Boy will deliver a temperance address on the street, and in the M. E. Church on Wednesday evening. e What do your Ligonier folks think of our fast stock? If we haven't a Light ning Express Train, we have a horse that canbeat anything in your town, so fricnd Ringle says. L. Youm truly, " -

Go “to Canfield & Emery's for cheap Bootsand Shoes. - o . The Fair. - iy "The 14th Annual Fair of the Noblé County Agricultural Society was held on the society grounds, near this place, on Weduesday, Thursday and Friday of last. week, and we congratulate our agricultural friends throughout the county upon the complete success of the Fair in all rc"éspccts. | ; : % " For a few years last past, it seems as though there was a lack of interest felt in the welfare of the society, doubtlessly superinduced by the effort of certain parties to manipulate the concern in the interest of the radical party. The consequence was that mahy of our substantial farmers determined to have nothing to do with the society under these circumstances. This year soungd, practical men determined to retrieve the honor of the society. Tlts officers pushed boldly forward, and improved the grounds uutil they were in excellent condition. Evergthing was dgne that could add to the comfort and ‘convenience of exliibitors and visitors, and for this the officers are entitled to great credit, which, we believe, is gen‘erti;lly awarded them. Fair weather prevailed, and the reéceipts amounted to over sBoo—enough. to defray all expenses of this and ﬁrrﬁér years. On Thursday and Friday the attendancé was -especially large, and all secmed to be we'l pleased. The show#= rticles was fully equal to that of formeé: years. True, there was not as grcat a display of some things as might have been desired, but in others there never. was a better exhibit, Our health having been too feeble to attend the Fair for a longer period than about an hour on the last day, and not having succeeded in procuring the services of a repoiter; we cannot give particulars, but will supply the deficiency hy publishing the award of premiums in a futare issue, ap(i such references to articles exhibited as we can obtain from the Secretary and may he of general intéhest to the public.

. For choice groceries of every descrips. -tion call at Geo. O Glatte's. ' j Yt ey | T - Grant’s Brother-in-Law a Gold Gams bler, : Mr. James Fisk, Jr., bas made afidavit »that Mr. Grant's brother-in-law, Abel R. Uprbin, was interested in his gold excliange operations on black Friday, A | miessenger who carried a letter from Cor binto Grant, at Washington, Pennsylv_;;nisi; a few days betore the bubble burst} ‘ad; adds his testimony going to show that Grant wasin the “ring.” 'lf there is one spark of . honesty in the radical - party, this matter will have an overhaul‘_ing by a congressional committee composed of men of such character as to for/l?d the idea of “white washing.” We shail see. ' : : e ey e < R— ; . Diep.— Capt. Lucius Barney, formerly of this place, died on the Tth inst., in Min. s R Moo i . RS nesota. His remains were brought to Spencerville, DeKalb county, on Saturday last. Peace to his ashies. SR | e & . Pranrariox \,‘plﬁl” combine rare medicinal .virtues with & delicions aroma, and a flavor -gr%teful to the palate. ‘lt is purely vegetable, apd in its composition all the requisites of science have been complied with. Itis suitable for all ages and sexes. Itis gently, stimulattog and sootbin‘fs’ All dyspeptic disorders are cured by It, and it repairs and restores natare’s - wasted powers. ' PLANTATION Birrers are increasing daily in favor with all classes. It reTieves suffering, rend‘e%rz_’,_life a luxury, brightens the present, and throws a hopeful light on \the fature. Lt e

] MagxoLia Warer,—Superior to the best im- | ‘ported German Cologne, and gold at half the l | price. Jon : 5 . _Ask mny responsible draggist what hair pre‘paration he would most strongly recommend, and he will tel! you thut ‘‘ Barrett’s Vegetable ‘Hair Restorative’’ is preeminently the- best; {and 10 otherwise prove the fact, it received the bighest preminm at the New Hampshire State Fair, in 1866.—Baltimore Telegram. ; s9pckis 7 LR & = QWWIFTIQN - RECEIPTS, / The following gersons have paid their ;énb_scription‘to the NATIONAL BANNER during the past week. The figures opposite each name indicate the Vol.and No. ‘o which payment is made: _ Vol. No. 'H.'C. Craven, Brimfield,,.,. 4 — 24 Bamuel Swank, - Wawaka,...m 5 — 9 ' Robert Hamilton, Ligonier,.... 4 — 52 Jacob Bouder, ¢ . ... 5 — 18 Hast & Duesler, % 7.0, 5 — 19 ‘g;W D, Bonar, Meriam,.... 2 s gg\ 1 @ m"@"“ Lok k.;gv:»,;‘.; savid s B ,:; C.A.o.McClellan,Waterloo City 5 — 82 \P.B W lville,,, .. 4 = 52 .: o7} "} ""’T"x ‘ ord"‘i -“-ggy /dncob Koons, . Awfilg,.... 4 — 52 § b ‘{‘fa;- % ;' oy gw 4 — 59 | (Wm. Costigan, Lagran ~.M“***" Hiram Young, Wolf Lake, ~ .. 5 — 12 el B war ok e Bl Bt Bbcde,. Aiblows . ok 8 e A A n ")“ ke vt ﬁ"jl"?’.“‘i gwwﬁ B T N g Lo T it oy o GO @*s“*@ e ,4 o 'wulf‘f' S R R A e R e

Morgan, the Guerrilla Chieftain, o good judge of “‘something to take’ as well g 8 hom,z:l; 2 Morgan’s thiéves, during theirbriefstay in this place, found time to bresk into our office: aud steal our flags, which they sacrilegiously torss “ﬁﬁhd(ﬁmglaﬁ inthe dast Th&yﬁm broke into our desk and stole a bottle of bitters, which had been presented to us by Dr. Roback. We dre very sorry we forgot to flavor the bitters ‘with a dose of strychnine or ratsbane. — Fiickmond [ Ky.) Messenger. -

1a conying the above from & Keuntucky paper, .we are reminded of the fuct that Bbback’s‘;‘nt%em'ach Bitters, wherever nsed, have become one of the “‘institutions,’’ sud at least one of our regalar aud most skiliful practioners of this village does not " hesitate to recompend it as the best tonie in use for those special diseases incident -to. bilions districts - We know we have ased them with a good effect onrselres. 2348, . Movrus v Parvo.— There is contained in Dr. Morse’s Pills the principle of nealth -~ We have many thousands of testimonials of their having restored the sick to health ; which can be seen at our office. Use Dr. Morse's Indian Root Dills and youn will find them not only a curative of disease but also apreventative, They should be used in all cases of Billiousness, Headache, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities, ec.— We muke no secret of the formula from which this medicine is prepared. Ask your storekeeper for the-Ometa - Almanac, read it carefully. — Use Morse's Pills sold by «li dealers, 23-4 t. |

- Cary at Willett & Moore's Drug Store and get a box of Snively’s Ague Pills.— Warranted to cure Ague, or money refunded. ' ~/ ’ Manufactured by J. N. Snively, Elkhart, Ind. A 18-8 mo.* 4 NI N N NN NS < I¥ you wish to purchase No. 1 Boot and Shees at living prices, gn to Canfield & Emery's. S _ Go'to Jackson & Myers' for your Hats and Caps. . s LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Ligonier Post Office, unelaimed, October 12:h, 1859 : G : i Bomar%ohn £ Loncor A. J. Benniaghuff Jonathan McDaniel John ! Bair Mrs. Mary K, McDiritt SBamuel Cheplin Rev. W. J Miller Wm. P. ; Clayton™ ** W. W, Miller Miss Hannah M. Clifford Thomas Martin © Sallie . Carter Robert Null John R Chrisman Mrs. Jave eoNiles Charity - : Finley Richard Priest Miss SallieFrink Miss Mate A. - Patterson Rev. Mr. Fountain Mrs. Sarah Ritter Jackson * Given Mrs. Rebecca Slocam Clarence W. Gilbert Miss M. A. Scott Mrs. Maggie' 2 Grant A. Smith ¢ Mary J. Hargue!t Frank Strieby Nancy J. Hartman Aaron . Soyder Morgan Hardeunbrook Francis Seidle Miss Viola Hackatho™n H. L, | Thrasher 1. Herman John . Wyland Caroline Huton Robert ‘Weaver Miss [mura Hasel Miss Sarah C. 4 Wilcox L. ot Klick Miss Libbie West Miss Minnie Kree F. Yoder Mrs. Lydia : Lewis Jonathan o Aaile : * Persons calling for any of the abave- letters will please say ‘‘advertised.’”’ . M. Goopseeen, P. M.

FIRST PREMIUM ! The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine took the highest premium at the Noble County Fair, being awarded four dollars by the committee. I sell a good, substantial, plain mdchine, warranted for three years, delivered and taught for %60 (five dollars cheaper than any other standard machine.) We have been in the machine trade longer than any other parties in No-' ble or LaGrange Counties, and experience teaches us that the simplest and most durable machioe 1s the best. You may refer to any owner of these machines for avcuracy of:statement. We have sold machines three times out of four wherever other machines have been brought in direct competition, and never lost &' sale yet by any other agent attempting fo sell at the same time,” Our machinés do all kinds of Family Sewing, Embroidering, light and heayy manufacturing. P ,Office in Mrs. Stansbury’s Millinery Store, Ligonier, Ind. B°A COVELL . WM. HILLS, : el Miss;GREENFIELD, Ligonier, Oct. 12th, 1869, Wolcottrille. ATTENTION | ATTENTION !! The undersigned w.uld respectfull{ call the attention of all who a.e indebted to them that they have been enti.ely too lenient, waiting from-harvest to harvest.for pay--only with dis npe;int'ment added to disappointment: e are now forced to sey to all who owe us ‘on Accounts or Notes that you have had a bountiful harvest, and we aow expect our pay. The ruinous practice of waiting indefinitely. for our pay must be abandoned, for we cabnot carry on business with such a policy without doing injustice to ourselves as well as to our patrons. We shall accept no éxcunses of waiting for better prices for wheat, ete. | : We wan? our pay! and a word to the wise ought to be sufﬁ’cien{. ; : ey S. MIER & CO. N. B.—All persons neglecting to pay their Accounts or Notes by the first of November next, will find the same placed into the hands of an officer for collection. " SR ‘Ligonier, Ind., Bépt. 15, 69, ~. ¢

ThY . HEAR YEA! ° All persons indebted to Dr G. W. Carr, on ac‘couéns of several vears’ standing, and to Drs, Carr & Randall, are requested to make immediate seitlement. Y f s Ligonier, August 18, 1869. argoi . B“ORTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS . were shipped from our house in Oue Year, to families, cluls, and merchants inevery part of the. country, from Maine to California, amounting in value to over s ; .-+~ ONE MILLION DOLLARS. iOur facilities for transacting this immense business are better than ever ‘before. 'We have agents in all the principal ,cities to purchase goods from the Manufactarers, Importers, and others, for Cash, and often at an immense sacrifice from the original cost of produetion. Ty o ¢ j f Our stock consists in part, of the following goods:

Shawls, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons, Ginghams, Dress Goods, Table Linen, Towels, Hosiery, Gloves, Skirts, Cor=sets, &c.,&c. L 1

Silver-Plated Ware, Spoons plated on Nickel Silver, Dessert Forks, fivebottle plated Castors, Britannia Ware, Glass alare, Table and Pocket Cut= lery, in great variety. 3 Elegant French and German Fancy Goods, Beanutiful Photograph Albums, the newest and choicest styles in Moroeco and Vel-. vet Bindings. Ay i 5 Morocco Traveling Bags, Handker=~ chief and Gloveßoxes, &c. | .Gold and Plated Jewelry, of the news= est styles. ; ! ; S We have also. made arrangements with some of the, Jeading Publishing Houses, that will enable us to sell the standard and latest works of . popular authors at about one-halt the regular price—such as. BYRON, MOORE, BURNS, MILTON, dand TENNYSON'S WORKS, in fall Gilt and Cloth Bindings—and hundreds of others, These and everything else for

i DOLLAR OB EACH ARTICLE 0l DOLLAR . We do net offer a single article of merchandise, that can be sold by regular dealers at our ‘price.— We do not ask ){;;ou to buy goods from us unless we can sell them cheaper than you can obtain them in any other way—while the greater part of our gabds are seld at about } T, - One-Half the Regular Rafes. We want good, reliable ai:nts in every part of the country. By employing yOßur spare time to form clubs and sending us orders, you can obtain the most liberal ‘commissions, either in Cash or Mer= chandise, and all goods sent by ns will be @as represented, and we guarantée satisfaction to every one dealing with our house, = - :

Agents should colleet ten cents from each custom er and: forward to us in advance, for Descrivtive Checks of the goods we sell. G g The hglders of the chepks have the priyilego of either purchasing thearticlé thereon deseribed; or of exchanging for any article mentioned: - our Catalogue, numbering over 350 different artic..,. —not one of which can be purchased in the usual way for 4he same money. - . AN RS 5 e B

"Tfl;éd\;fmtnges of first sending for Clkecks zre these* We are constantly buying small lots ¢f very valuable goods, which are not on our Catalogues, and for which weé issue checks tillall . wisold; besides, in every large club ‘'we wil' put checks for WATCHES, QUILTS, BLANKETS, ./RESS PATTERNS, or some-other article of yalue. giving some members of the club an opportunity of purchasing an article for about one-quarter of its value, In every order amounting to over §5O, accompa’ led by the cash, the Agent may retain $2.00, Bnd in ' -rery order over $lOO, $3.00 may be retained to PAY EXPRESS CHARGES. This offer is more to assist agents in the Wegtern and Southern States, but is open fo all customers, COMMIESSION 8 Agents will be paid ten per cent. in Cash or Mer" chandise, when they FiLL UP THEIR ENTIRE CLUB, {or which - below \vcl‘ give a partial List of ¢éomimnissons : : . : 5 ; For an order of $3O, from a.club of Thirty, } we will pngl the Agent, as commigsion, 28 yards o Brown oz mha? Shteﬂns,tsiood Dress Pattern Wool SBquare Shawl, Poslin Jress pattern, French Cassimere Pants an&»' est Pattern, Five Large White Counterpane, ete., etc., or $3.00 in cushi.’ - . For ax order of $5O, from aclub®f Fifty, we will pay the Agent, as commission, 45 yards of Sheeting, onﬁh gd'r‘:?géawmhwmrm iLo Bodl S ARNNI, Bitver, Gase Wateh, ﬁ@““"'“%{“ oL L - For an order ofﬁ 004 from a club of One Hundred, we will pay the Agent, as commission, 100 'yards of good ygrd-wi «%.mstkwﬂuw so Watdh, Rich Long Wool Skawl, Suit of all Wool French Cassimere, eto., etc., or $lO,OO in cash, 1 X mes nd oustomerd shonld not pay money- to persons parporting o BREGISTERED LETTER. o For i purontans s e Opaogion, S O e e S RS v GOSN R Ss e e BT R L T s B SET Sy v RT AT S e e -S VY

‘A NEW MOVEMENT ! - Solomon in new Quarters! . Tag subseriber would respectfully annouuce e e erliy gecupied by 3. Mier & Co, p sed [ forgé soskol .« vxi - o feest e . GROCERIES, &c., and is now prepared to mﬂgygf;aay‘ demand _in his tine at rates fally as low as any other esi tablishmest in town. =~ e - Refreshments at all hours. - PG e SOOL. ACKERMAN, - Ligouier, Sept. 15th, ekt Not to be Overlooked !i ' All'whe know fhemselves to be: indebted to T BARNETT & CO., are requested (o egll and settle immediately, as we must and wiLy collect all of our :l:‘:s,‘&udg thalg wi;hnutm deh{.w,’sge wil gell any our line for the nex ays at re-. duced pt%c@t. T BARKE'!'!"; (}Ore N. B.—Several Houses for rent or sale. (4,11tf) e Brick House for Sale or Rent, A new .two-story Brick' House, with nearly two acres of land, in Cuapman’s additiog, for sale. or rent. Eoquire of * Ligonier, Aug. 18.~tf - = P. BISTERHEN, ! ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN! Harvest being over, wheat being bronght to ! market in immenSe yuaotities, and moncy be- i ing fut in circulatiod 1n the farming community, I desire to calf the attention of my customers to the fact ‘that [, tco, am in need of my year's errcings, and thercfore eall upop sl to ‘ settle their aceounts now A prompt compli-} ance with this request is earnestiy desired. Ligonier, Aug. 18.-tf P. SISTERHEN. IMPORTANT NOTICE! SAVE HONEYMDTROUBLE. It being known to all parties that the undersigned withdrew from the mercantile business in Jannaty, 1869, for the purpose of settling and collectingall outstanding accounts due them; and further that owing to the stringent condition of money matters, we have been_as lenient with our customers as possible; therefore, we earnestly ask all parties, withont exception, knowing themselves indebted to the firm of Straus Brothers, to lignidate the same a€ soon as possible from their gresent crop. 'Those parties especially, who have éen owing us for several-years, we hope will kindly appreciate the indulgence extended to them and make an immediate settlement withont farther trouble and expense. ; STRAUS BROTHERS. Lfgonier, July 21, 1869.-tf. e ‘

Short Settlements Make Long Friends. y Wishing to keep his accounis and businéss in agood, healthy condition, the ,uhders?ned; requests all who are_owing him to call and settle their accounts. If not prepared to pay the amount in ready cash, a reasonable time will be granted to do so by giving their notes, but] settlement must be made without fail. Havi ever been ready to extend favors to his ousto:% ers, 7t is but just that an early response he made to this all. : : g ; 3 : gy Wy, CROW." ~ Kendallvifle, Sept. 22, "69. St. el GO TR DL IR T O BEMPIRE DRUG STORE ! : FOR . CHEAP DRUGS., ‘ i “AND A i ‘ MEDICINES, | & e T -8 3 Paints, Oils, Varnishes, | ATL STANDARD SiOF Patent Medicines Wall Paper & Stationery : &q.‘. &e., &e.; &e; &i:., &, &e. | ie. - | - © WILLETT & MOORF, i Ligonier, Sept.; Bth, 1869,-8-1 ~ + | ee e e e e l

REMOV A L! . The Place to Buy. Your . s » Groceries & Provisions, | 18 AT THE STORE OF : y v " 4 !'\ z J. Decker, In Miers' Block nn (:}‘aviq‘gtrycet, - Ligonier: Indiana. - ﬁavlng rqecentlyv re-ﬂ—l;i‘?his~ élﬁorév'wit;l‘iln:rge and complete assortment of Fresh Groceriesand Provisions, they are bound:to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest.’ His stock has been selected with care, and consists of the choicest selectionsof . ; & COFFEES," _° H;OUR, 242 of oty ' TEAS, AR L s CIRTGRNE e ‘ oo SYRUPH: oo BALT. and all other articles in hix line of business. I will pay the mgf;ae,tmmeg né;cgt@rgnkmds of COUNTRYPRODUCE Ligonier,lnd., January 20th,1868, - . .-

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Beres gt iy k%s@‘ : R B fﬁ? s 2 s :e - 7 ~ PATENT . LAMPS, THE e Safest: =~ 2 - - Nimplest: . s BesLy e U i We have also a large f&iet;v of PIRST-CLARS | GAS FIXTURES Adapted for. buriing Keérosene or Gas, with our pat- | ent improvements, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hanyging, Table and Hand Lamps ofall kinds, can be lighted as quickly as Gas, filled and trimmed as safely and neatly, without removing the shade giobe or chimney, or gnscrewing the burner. We have a full stock | of Kerosene Lamps and Fixtures, and all goods con- | nected therewith, i e 2t i

JULIUS IVES & Co., ‘ REMOVEDTO ; Nos. 37 Barclay. St. and 42 Park l .. Place, New York. Sl s ; N . 1 : ] AOEQ PAPER BAGS AND FLOUR SACKS, g o e ____4__ J i " RORERT GAI#%, - ° " (Snccessor to LAW & MITCHELL) : ithufa.cmrex_ and Printer of | METROPOLITAN PAPER BAG FACTORY. 27 And Jobberef TWINES & PAPER, + No. 143]Reade St. between Hudson & | Greenwich, NEW YORK CITY, - I 3 orders by Mail promptly attended to {' =~ g i b : ‘..b. —_, el iB i -:_... -P e | Cheapest House in the United States! M. E. MEEKER, 106 NASSAU St., (near Ann St.) and "7 37 ARN Sv, NEW YORK : " Manafactarer and Jobber of Frames of every description; chr:;lo-; - Steel Engravings, Uil PajgiWgs, ; Lithographs, Phot ovfr Stereoscopes and e Sa4 Albums, etc., ete.y Py AT THE LOWEST NETT GQSH PR(CES;: : Everybody is invited to call and exam- . ine our cxtensive stock. Cagalogues farnished on app_licgtion. _, WM, MAYER, - IMPORTER OF : FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS, As Alabaster (Goods, China Figures, Chessmen, Musical Boxes, Cigar Stands, Work Boxes, - Ladies' Compauions, Swiss Houses, 4 Dressing Casps; &c., &c,, &e. . coaMiammufacturer of . TRAVELING S LADIES BAGS ‘ Pocket Books, apd !'jne Leaﬂ)gr Goods el 148 FULTON St, NEW YORK. ek S SRRI kAP A SOMETHING NEW! Patent Seal-Fiat ~ i R DRV MACHINE GUNVED ENVELOPES. Eor Beauty, Utilitv; ;nd Uniformity, h'a;nd gumming does not equal machine wark. - s ; All prices, sizés, styleg, and qualities of envelopes constantly on hand, WARRANTED PERFECT ‘Axnl FULL COUNT. ! S For sale at all Stationery and Fanoy Goods Storem‘ Also, constantly on hand six different varieties of Initial Packages, in price from 25 cenfs npwards: i i BERLIN & JONES Envelope Co., . 134 & 136 William St., New York. Sole Manufacturers of the Patent Seal-Flat Machine

' iT HAS NO EQUAL! coßys-® = @ PATENT I L tim ey R A T TS i ! 5 o gﬁfil';f’ e : *«] }.gj i i - 'f,‘%,"ﬁ’ E S e g - 8 * T 00l LB, o o MRetEas iR S _jf Clothes Wringer, Eae MANUPANUBED BY © . . e . COLBY znqrmn% & COMPANY, = » ‘[email protected]:‘ 2u] -

| “ Can beséen at 508 Broadway, New York. : & THECOLBY WRINGER is a perfect eombination’ - of simpheity, efficiency and durability. Tt contains .no unnecessary parts, ‘but every quality that can be desired in az_xga.chine for expressing water from clothes is embriced in'this, making it the UNIVERSAL FAMILY FAVORITE, : T Price Less than apy othliex. Wringer. - We warrantour rolls tq hold better and to last longer than the rolls of any Cog Wheel Wringer. If a roll should get loose, return it within one year and we will make it fast without charge. Our Galvaniz zed Tron Frames are warranted not to rast. . i Ag:nts and Canvassers Wanted F - Everywhere i ’, Address orcall on | SMITH, MORSE & €O., o 508 Broadway, N. Y., Dealers, &ec. ol e T ' Best and theapest Deodorizer in existence. cd | For Outhouses, Water-Closets. Stables, &o, Instantly stops bad smells and no¥ious gases. Protects horses and. cattle from Rinderpest., | Drives vermin from poultry and young plants. Prevents contagion and infection. = . i | Oheapest and most convenient carhdlic powder ‘in - Cmarket. T i n A Mpets chief 'reqﬁirements-—Metmpoli’tan Board of . Health, - S %o iR g ol Birst Premium awerded by American Institnte, Circulars, with testimonials, mailed on applicas tien. HOLLINS, KIRKUP & CO. | e ; 12 Dey St., New York

lIMPORTANT. ANNOUNCEMENT, . To Manufacturers and Dealers in Bools, Shoes and Leather. L 0 £ot GAHILL'S FRENCH IMPERIAL BRONZE. 5 INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRADE. ‘lt being a new and valuable article for Bronzing every variety of s 2 BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER &e. ‘And most especially adapted to LADIES, Missgs' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR - . R . _Equally applicable to all other articles for which a {Bronze may be used. . 4 ! & ~ Will Bronze equally well over any co'or orsurface _;andrlat: as long as any Bronze, : el | supplied at $4 00, $7.50 and $12.00 per'doz., ‘ot trialbottles sent if desired; with any other required dnformation, at the regular prices, viz: 35 ofs.. 75 cts. E &&‘:lbgﬂ per-Bottle, . Orders golicited and promptly; -lilled v flaaiers e un TR Ul ey . NEI MeCALLUM, Sole Agentfor the U. S, et e I 10 Rprtien St NewiXork: Retail Delam-;&,Sl,‘.qq Eanufrciurer’s Supply Storel "FOUND- AT TAST.A Remedy that has cured more s ‘ CASES of e cor:llJlsli,)MchGH% ‘%;%ngﬁ’ Bl}gg@;ﬂs, .« HEMORKHAGE OF THE. i i o »._«':‘,“( A" A ¥ i | For the numbér of. bottles sold, than any medicine 2 *VQ‘.WW m!ﬂ“?“_{’uf“"“; pat L U NEATYOYNLA Ty el ot Compound Syrupof Petrolewm;: Ao tn B hGI ite sddil et nsan i B Ees Nature’s Reme Wfo the taste and. fimy_ &st mﬁﬁumﬁ oﬂiﬁ*?‘ . tions—no mineral or L e mmﬁ%m ’ 17% B 9 dal m,ﬁ%j ‘mﬁ" \vl’&l TLE mc’&t‘&"";*‘m . . GEO. McDONALD, Propr. Trenton. N, J. bicisal Dejot 11 Bk How Row Yok 7 € | Wells & Co., andJ, . Henry, Agents; - New York: [ s s sl s hoR R s e L W est A vecol b g YD) . West's . %‘iﬁ% ed Pump. i ﬁ*"f:' Double Aoting. Lift. and Fores. Pamp; in ety ROtdHIL: St e w&"‘ww Gt RT e P | Eaeso Bk A eod oy | of worthless imitations and infringements aflonl | which Detwareof. T » trade sapplied with thid and @»Swgq&www* L fpaianfoge @M‘y@éﬁ e i isancho Panza Windamaill, ’ gmwg;&wﬁ?wwwwg LA MNP MULIL Gl O SRAdty

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Bode¥ ol Biaden Y ,&Efs!?f MV i, e b"m ”f"{:"v“'l' ’z st T BTy oD el ag!‘.vﬂ.g—mﬁz:' i T isrte !',!::’:"(”;f")i} ‘ 5 ';V;’Q.f! Sl B i s wolk Known establishient has just hronght (o this town-the g 1 b adad Tbet v S e e R si¥ e S T I e et sol BRI 20 R T SRt CHEAPEST AND LARGESTSTIGK OF GO/DS 2 3 i . STTTER gl o a et Binn - aliao dnsdivoedios sidl b 1 ¥ pad inlve Y ¢ _ : LR | All purchased ddaring the recent decline, at the LOWEST \CASH. PRICES. - Gall anid exantine: 15 b el |0 thelndmomense stpckyoonsistingof Ls o o § e i : , o‘: ke O FEaR R PSS LR | T [ e Sii e LY cae D 1 Gasail ad rgel Sept nvidieq 8 U FOREIGN AND . DOMESTIC, | . ; - ¥ §3 ' k 1D % :! Gt < TR .:'}f§§ “7. SOt 5,4;,.('.{ i 2;:sl ; :t Bt vlaviioy §. ¢ ~_.":.-.v;,“, £ gj’: e £kl i b i 4h i oo YR - BATA Yig s T 3 |et adainh (i Bk ko ;;f:;?;,sé«;‘:;..:f:ﬁ:?g ik ‘ SRR S e S ¥ i RYo a i s - i i |9 NARGR ASSORT)WXT OoF e 5 : ? 4 DEESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST DESTRAi 5 BLE ‘QTl’Lquy § b iy 4% A% sl ve Gof ' A~ SPLENDID STO(I\OI‘ o 7 ‘ MEN'S AND/BOY’S CLOTHING, ¥ 7 4 v o-‘ e Woll iy L o 5 INTYE VT s;&l}' : ‘ PR ahes bt e Sars il an ety ~ HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES' AND GAITERS, - - 3 Of great variety and pf the best manufacture, L TOE { Conll BUE A A B ENReN T T Rae Sl y ‘,.‘ ; : ~({: ’0'1"""‘”“‘4 3 oy . L & & Carpets . and @Gilcloths, - ALL OF TRE LATERT BATPRANE: 0718 50 DRoRs DAY 20 : ey @e o Sn v el feiay Queensware & Glassware, ~ 4Thie best and mostextensive Stock fﬁ'l‘l/ndi'li this tomvﬂ. ; ﬂ{:li,;nﬁcrqtf:r' 5 i; * : 3 ¥iy g SO i ',,,A PR “. 5 ; ¢ : A 8 ”,‘_:; s i _“E NOLGRE, /7 rrs¥ Sl o s buiina s e d LYk BaSketS, &GHR AN ; ,’\"‘ AER AR ‘ ol QS i aeT ‘,‘ y: | igtg O gEileiemoo |o s f«:Gl‘OOﬁr leS, ’ ¢ And other griicles too mimiergus {6 mention, 1R EL g e ok : R s & e Cwman L L ' HiNATPHEIR o S R N a 4 T ® ‘e 5 3. g . K e Merchant Tailering 'Department, They have a Large and Complete Stock of CLOTHS 'n',nd) i (JmsSﬁMEEES, ant%_ﬁ}l?()‘.l‘lllN G for Men and Boys £ : are made to order in the Best Style and = o . i .at the Lowest Rates, . - =¥ No c‘na.r%e l‘?r showing ofir Goods.” Uall anfl examine our stock, and f'qu' will find that it cannot be beat, eif er fin price or quality, by any esta!)lish,mcnt in Northern Indiana. Asaih I=¥" ROME FACTORY JEANS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS ¢onstantly on hand, and especial inducements offered toi those who wish to trad> Wool for Goods, at as low a rate as any factory m the cqunit.ry.; . — g =5 i" x o i STI S T 2 Byt oo B b %R ; HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR wllikfﬁmmnfmhm Graini iemg Wo% Hl(}G?,\?CltF, and ail kinds of mau'kot-gbl_e nroduée,‘ by a 4 s s ) ;“ i - iy . j"v_"_.; i ‘;_:;T.P, ‘ S. MIER ‘.7:. co., ‘ Ligonier, Ind., April 26, 1869.. - .S e ; At their Store ip their Brick Block. .

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FANNING MILLS! _The undersigned .is now prepared tosell J, JUBRADNES’ Celebrated Patente Jiot -t v i E i NG £ Wk vanl LBl atnnand _ JOOE 0 Bk sl B it __Separating Fanning Mill Ta.the Countjes of Allen. Nobje Sleuu& 8Girangs, Wiy, Koolupio, Bikhon sad DeKdib."’ They ‘Have' béen mmnafactuted by Mr. P, D. BHINVILLE, — & workman of twenty-five years’ expetience, csmp;,hgst seasoned Tamber, . AicS e siaiimats e e e SRS e (o ~ This Céle OT 8 “,_.‘,;',' o LTSTR B e | Ponvod Li? '{,3%‘;*‘;&,@"&; (m,,. Best_Separator i the World:! | Hﬂ‘!@% separator gitaehed which divides the. différent kinds of grain, elover and grassseeds in a:perfect manner ; alsom bagoer, whithr'fills sthe;hg% as fast 1&#’; is cleaned;-thus 'sav)agg he expense ﬁwﬁkw two hgndsgi - ALSO: — A lag@é #Ssortment of Bigves, Scrééns, &e., kep C’“»é@‘s ptly onhand, .. ..o Lo BEEERVE DILLERSS Meriam, "Noble county, Ind Orders may be addressed to P, D. SEinyisLs, Apeot gt AN RV LRI gusgEe® Buoed piniuoie b HRoasd : ":&:‘a‘ﬁf ol o :‘;" R P s "mi?f’m?it ul R ,”'}?}N., e i NN 507 . ¢ O N bl :z.c, b COMPELIPLL [@ T SRR TR TN fi'ﬁ\‘;@' . R R @ - 1 -f:‘» {’“ P R i aeetabiarins GNP G {ll TNI T S S Se e x;*& | niae sL G s'_ q}r}xir%é/‘*'” & s : e O eeß\ LB L ';‘: u?“ :M“ﬁ, ePR 38 Q| ihe ver ¢ Propafation fhe Restotine | ¥ K 3 e L LS :,'}j#;,;.’.,:.;;.i«‘__; O ¥ _,:,;‘_:#._ i Toeß oo L prontes s Grow thJeratlicating #s.fs oW = A are and Dandrufl: snd for Dressing ] ) 8 L “?3& gS o e %‘ i e I’]‘# RO e linmcurgnd L QD %a O i S R e R g x@g’*ﬂfwﬁﬂ%%&f OO PSRNt AL m e S T ee R e ie T s e R e ETT B.CO. Prosrietors. e shaß BARREED 800 Broprstors, ~ i, B ANGHESTRR, N. H. f}f“,\ugg, BRSSO T ee b sot BRI IR e TR R R i %”5. P L SRR B e- St o) b AL LB o SRR Ll e e R B ‘Eﬁ%‘iwﬁ‘f’nmhﬂ,ﬂ,v :m%‘wi' ioo e e

T 3 e S NOW OPEN. \ ’ 4 m‘--i“_" e & vf‘ R - OUR GRZAT,WESTERN- ‘ DRf& _ ‘tt.. ‘ Wfii‘?li"ﬂfi'_i‘ii?‘ﬁéﬂ‘ PO sk "ﬁ@aﬁiﬁh ot SRR S 153 aand m‘%’.m ; birasa auors IRANCELOR. (ot iy . OUR GREAT WHATERN BR#'ICKW E has b«n'?m% for tlie'putpose vac dr agenta m@%attteymxrgeoivq eir goods in the sho possiblasine - o 10 Tew SOG TR, | Fersons who have nadiwu:gntqﬁrﬁ;l)op AR HOUSES vg’:mm ‘time and m | and find it 40, their dvaniage i ofer.respects, o dreclyonth R TS ’ 5 OUR CHICACO ;n&ncu;: \ Jualityofour fully equal, and vur terms *w%!}::;‘g not oxi lod.?y wy;rapm%‘bme in & +line of esgd. . $43 ey i ¥ ;; J.uiﬂnl%‘gg‘w ANTED in every ‘tou"n{ and vilE “?":{?&uwe Tving « complete descrtption. of it IV i : )rg&at; r-‘-‘i‘f‘- lt_is 21' Ou;%ollur;ubsl % w"i'l‘ln be sold-at the rate of t#h cents each; ten ! 3 , | with con:ﬁhdon) it 827 thirty (wf‘&emnmu’non)s?; F ixty (and commissiin) {or $6.; one hundred (with com: . mission) for §lO. ‘ ; : R . oAny person sendigg for a club of twenty canhave, as . sommission, one of Sho following articles :15 yards of : 3ammoomem : Photograph Album, 11 quartes :Honey Comb Quilt, dy‘sSgrfo Button Boots, or your . shoice of numerous Yther articles, for above clab, nam- - ad on circular, i i ; : "!i'or a 2;_’:1::2 gt 'l‘ihlr:y, ounao of the tog&llng art] 3 e A t - 1 n cﬁm &t z[.thrdee‘;?rﬂt‘!ess from g:chl;g;ge m, &e.,OZc. ; 4 " _For a Clnb of Sixty—One pair of Mgl;xchosur gum';; 48 vards ot Bheeting; gﬂor}wm tankets; ebster’s | NationalSPictorial jonary, with 1,000 t’,’&and 600 engratings; six articles' from Exchange . Es oul d _ For a Club ofiOne Hundred—Seventy-five yards Sheetingj 10 gtticles from Exchange List, &c. Aay-Bend Money id all cases by Registered Letter or Post Office Money, Oftler. ‘' sSEND FOR CIRCULAR. <%y A 3 We take pleﬁtnro in referring those who have never ‘had dealing Nith us, to the largest Exg?-s Co : i the' Uiiited BtatesTho American Merchants’ %nioil Exp! Company, 94 to 98 Washington ’ Bt., Boston, Mass,, And:through them to their: Agents shroughout the Country. .. (F Anaalin . .8. O, THOMPSON & CO., " zOO Bl&uﬂ_sﬂuwt‘, Cluvagy, IL, v .- 136 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.

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