The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 26, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 October 1869 — Page 3

TR R O Blational Banner. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. ,Tue iudfxi ual 'who borrowed Mackle’ & Green's cabpage-cutter is requested to return the sarpe immediately. ‘ Geo. BRADEN has started a new shoeshop opposite/the BANNER office. 'Go and hesr Davenport at the Town Hall, to-night. Any one can laugh at him. - c ‘ _Circurr CQURT cominenced Its session af Albion on Monday last-~Judge Tousley presiding| The usual array of legal talent is in aftendance. - ; S 5 ety O A Rev. E: Manvorp will preach atthe Disciple Chufch, in this towh, at 3 o'clock, p. a, on the' Ist Sunday ih. November; and at Cromwell, at 10 o'clock, A. 3., of the same day. Lt “ A SETTLEMENT of nccounts is earnestly desired by Wm. Crow. See notice in another column, T N. B.—He has a very large stock of excellent teas that he sells at low figures.

A daughter of the proprietor of the Matteson House was severely scalded, on Thurs?d&ieveninglast, oy upsetting & cup of tea, which she attempted to hand to a gentleman. g : || et i State Avpitor—The Whitley Com“mercial nominutes the Hon. Jos ph A. Funk, of Warsaw, as the republican candidate for State Auditor, and says his nomination would be most gratifyingdto the Repu_blicnnﬁ of Northern Indiana. ———————— © 'WE have received from the bands of J. F. Funk & Brother, Elkbart, a copy of a “Menonite Almanac for the year 1870.” A copy of the book will be sent by them to any address, on receipt of ten cents, i ' \ e - e ; " RETURNED. —We inadvertantly neglected to notice heretofore the return from Germany of our worthy fellow-citi-2en, F. W. Straus, with his family, after ‘an absence of about six months. Their !trip was & very pleasant One, i i el 4 - - ' A number of citizend who reside on Cavin street were disturbed, on Wednesday ‘night last, by a growd of persons talking loudly on the fitreet. The talk seemed to be about “cagnging a five,” but as to ‘what “five” we codld not learn. We hope they weren’t rowdies. .

Tue First Sxow.—On Friday last the first snow of the séason fell to the depth ~ of about eight inches, covering the carth . with a sheet of white at a time when her foliage still retained its green. Our oldest inhabitant informs us that this is “squaw winter,” after which follows “Indian summer.” 8 B e eel W et £ PrRSONAL.—Mr. Gilbert Sherman, for many years a prominent citizen of Allen township, this county, but now a resider t - of Missouri, fivored his old neighbors with ‘a (visit during the past two weeks. We had the pleasure of meeting lim at the Kendallville depot last Monday, on--1y long enough, howeyer, to give him a " shake of the band and bid him farewell. L BTG Tue editor of the Goshen| Zimes.says ~ he “would almost as s{\nn o to the peni/tentiary at once as to hang about a court room seeking news,” Which sounds:very much as though, he was a crusty old bachelur who had never experienced the pleasures of courtsh p. Fhe pleasantest moments of our life wer¢ passed in a courtroom #seeking the nadse.” . e Gl : No InTRIGUE.— WK think our estecmed eomtemporary of th " Warsaw Union is mistaken in his stafcment that J udge + Lowry obtained the tomination for Con gress, in 1864, 1y a “little party intrigue.” ‘We had the honor ot being a member of that convention, and never heard . the least intimation that unfair means were - resorted to by the Judge. il . RUNAWAYS.—A team attached toa wag:on loaded with wheat, ran away, on Wed.nesday ;morning last, near the public square ; . they were stopped before much -damage was done to the wagon, although the tgm ran over a if&:e, drawing it after them. On the "Saturday. previous “there were three runaWays, all the result -of carelessness.. No Q’h,ma’ge; i

+O, Cownsmrexcy P! — For weeks the “Chicago Times spok#l in the most flatter ing terms of AndreW Johnson as a candidate for U. 8. Senatofi True to its treachefous instincts, the Zémes now speaké of the ' ex-President’s . (lefeat in that scurrilous’ manner that Lis characterized the conduet, of that prer ever since it was placea upder Storej/s control. Next to “the N. Y. Herald, wi consider the Times ‘the miost ¢reacherdjs and unprincipled sheet in the country; - Gorra Wm—-—% ur esteemed friend, Luther Sanford, hat eold his farm near Kendallville to a Mr. Johnson, of Mont- - gomery co., Indiasd, for $lO,OOO, and + will remove to Clintonco., Missouri, during the present week: We very much regret to pm;wxit.h',fﬁr.i Banford, but are - well aware that t ¢ impaired . condition of his health demands a change ofcclimate. He is a most excellght citizen, and carries the well-wishes of alarge circle of friends to his tew westernmome. + i i il s ..!.-———-—-»—'- " Smvox H. Wux/ERLICH, - Auditor of Whitley county, d"ed of disease of the lungs on the 13th hhst, in Kent, county, Michigan, where h¢ had gone temporari Iy, with.a-view of Tproving his physical a{mdim'&ﬁ e th had m{i‘?ﬁl - decling, during, thé past. two years and. latterly he was quite feeble.. Mr. W.-was sppointed Mr. Theodore Reed to fill the Waunderlich, and the Post speaks in yory “Srow#'s?—-Mr, . Blows visited this s on Sy i i i combi i =ﬂ% i #Mf‘;ﬁf’&;ﬁl {5 ;"I;‘}?“',‘.’;“’4‘ n‘ R ﬁ%‘*&“ oL R @‘&“ﬁw‘iﬁwi“}*ﬁ‘ CaLh . o B ek \wv, prAn g | e "v:@‘é&“ of f'w‘w*' e “ﬁf ifferent organt.

- Tag. Cavsgs_ tha ledm;md% ance diring'the lecture of ths “Buckeye Sailor Boy” at Kendallville, . recently, were not fully explained in our st issue, and we deem it proper, therefore, to«%f-‘ ly refer tof the same. . The. %Boytdeclaimed most vehemently against the liquor traffic; when some'pne in the crowd suggested that” “m drink might prove greatly beneficidl t 6 flie Técturer.”” dnidn instant the famous “Buckeye™ téok hold of two prominent and 'peaceable’ citizens who were standing in front of Mr. :Glatte's store, pulled them to “the middle 6f the street, and “exclaimed that he “conld

lick six such men.” He then endeavored to come the “grape:yine trip” on-one of the’ gentlemen, when a friend of the latter, who happened to notice £he ‘wanoeu ver, took the “Boy” by thie Heck and gave him & “twist” not laid down inthé rules of prize-fighters. - With ‘the exceptiod of a few scars and the loss of some hair, the lecturer did not sustain. any serious inju ty. He was taken before Mayor Wildman, but as the aggrieved parties did not enter a compluint, he was discharged.— These are in substance the facts as relat«d to us hy trustworthy persons. : We exceedingly regret such occurren ces, and hope that itinerant blatherskites will pot hereafter be encournged in in sulting people who do not agree with them, and that, too, immediately in_front of their own doors. Every town is sup: plied with suitable rooms for lecturing purposes; hence there is no necessity for such proceedings as characterize the perambulations of the “Buckeye Sailor B (;y." 8 i

IT may be a source of comfort to the editor of the Kendallville Standard to impute improper motives to a contemporary, vide his remarks of our retraction of the charges against Col. Williams, but we doubt whether such a course will meet the approbation of fair minded wen generally. No man can truthfully say that we ever published a line that we knetw tobe untrue, however inviting might have been the opportunity. Col. Willianis himself does not question our sincerity 9n the belief that those R}ntements Were cor-. rect, and our -retraction, after becoming convinced of the exXistence of a’regretful misuﬁderstanding, ‘was entirely satisfactory to him and his nearcst friends. The Standard's insinuations are, therefore, tot only unjustifiable, but suggest the necessity of cultivating a feeling approximating the courtesies due one another in editorial Yife. < g

RuNaway.—The Waterloo City Presssays that on Saturday night, the 18th inst., as a party of citizens of that place weére returning from Prof. Hubbard's Concert, at Auburn, their team became. ulipiduage‘nble _near Mr. McAntarffer's residence, south of towh, and ran away. Capt. Stevens, who ‘was driving, was' thrown out when they first started, and

others were left at intervals along the road to town: When they came to the corner of Wayne and; Railroad streets, and attempted to turn to go up to the stable, the carriage upset, throwing those who had remained in it to the ground.— Several of the party received pretty severe bruises and cuts, but we hear of no one sustaining dangerous injuries. Their escape, was almost miraculous. * .

M=s. EMMA F. Mowurnoy, the talented editress of the South Bend National Union, addressed a poem to the editorial convention.at Laporte, on the 15th, and was received in a manner that indicated the surprise and admiration of the audience —surprise that so gnod a poem had been prepared for their entertainment; and admiration of the beautiful thought and sentiment so elegantly entwined with po etic fancy. As to the manner ‘in which ‘the poem was-read, all we need say is that Mrs. Molloy is a good reader, and of ¢ourse was well acquainted with the lines she rendered. - The poem was the best production of the meeting, and was nourishment for the appreciative minds present. o

.~ For the last few weeks we have been wepring a pair of the celebrated. spectacles manufactured by the celebrated opticians, Messrs. Lazarus & Morris at Hatford, Conn., and for sale by Higginboths am & Son, in this place: It is eleven years since we commenced the use of glasses, but we never succeeded in procuring & pair that proved.ﬂ:lliy satisfactory until the agent of the above firm supplied us with an article that we consider superior in quality and finish to any we. have yet examined. To all persons in need of spectacles we can safely recommend these spectacies as being decidedly preferable to all others. Mot ;

THE irrepressible Reverend Robert W. Lockhart, nephew of our distinguished fellow-citizen, Steph. Lockhart, after a few months’ recreation, has again entered the field of journalism—this time at Reading, Micht The name of his paper is Review. Bob. thinks the success of a cheese-factory at Reading warrants the establishment of a paper in that looality. Nodopbt! . . . S

Rev. J. N. AvLswoRTH, the wnrtliyv-"{ pastor of the Disciples Churchof thisf‘ ‘place, has removed to Angola; Stenben'_‘ county, During the time he resided in our midst, he gained a large number of ‘ friends who deeply rugret his ‘departure. In the!pulpit-he isan able,argumentative speaker, and in' the.social circle a perfect gentleman, o e MR. Kixcapk, late of Goshén, ms;ih : towh last week, looking for wen. to. wnjﬂ’w on the Fort™ Wayne and Grand Rapids’ railrosd. They pay $1.75 per day for Sommon, laßoTers.. ¥ .Lo nivald ol ‘W& are under obligations to the Messrs. Ghise, of the EAKnart Review, for the fiss, ‘of the proceedings of the editorial convenL et e vz Al A R “%"»:;~' #1 ! o g Lpigesty Bl elgls i /Best TEAS at Glatbels. . ..\ . o . A Grxriexas being asked by a clergy-, ‘msn ‘why he did not sitend the, evening i ket A B wotld ok kY preyer.meeting/ #id He could not leave the ehildren... “Why, heve you nosery: adrvanis Wwho keep the house Bod: ' R b uy égw”r"’*w*" R m us; we a 6 allowed fow priviliges” . s b R Y eet A B ?“ﬁ%xﬁ"" Eaw t,.-.”'.r’-*’m;*‘ iy it L Go to Jackson & MYEIS. 107, DERe 80l Nege =0 Robes 30 0T iy % i e T Rt U R ] o DTt &«f;' Bl el LAI T

- Y Kendalyilje Co neah ! N TR, "MR Eprror:—Our city is becoming more celebrated every day. Last week we had the meeting' of the Disciples of this county here, and this week we have the Presbyz’eri?.u—qnod of Northern Indiana, In all thmgre some sixty minis ters and elders ﬁ and all seem to be! baving a lively time. We expect to bage a big time here on Thursday, and leok for a large crowd from your plaoef:as also from Goshen, Elkbart, South #Bend, and several other’ placés. E. H. Barry, G. W. 8, of Indianapolis, is expectedn deliver a speech on Odd F:llowshipi”t 8 o'clock, ». ~ at the'Odd Fellows'Hall,

Now, that E & Co. have beaten Wm. Herbst, he@ commenced to pick on our fricnd Turck, but I am afraid he will find a pretty hard man to beat in John. I wish them both success, and

will bet on the ope.that comes out best. Ishmael of the Jo#rnal is having a good time all by lnimsqﬁ He is an “A No. 17 writer, and of course Bro. (%ox coulda't do better than to gige bim a corner. - There is a new Hat & Cap. store open ed here, iu the newgPost Office building, by Mr. Davis from Goshen, a very clever man. We wish him success. i

I noticed a large crowd running up in the Mitchell building one day last week, and alfer making inguiries fonnd that Will Andrew’s office was there. That was ¢énough to satisfy,me; as evetybody knows that he is the best dentist in this vicinity. Harivg PR R N

The Ligonier local for the Standard is talking in advance on the subject of the 26th of April next, Just send us a-big crowd on Thursday and we will show you what Kendallville can'do, .~ v 77a

We had 4 heavy énow storm on Saturday last, but nothing is left of it but mud. I guess there was many. a girl fooled out of a sleigh-ride on Sunday. Davenport, the humonst, .performed here on Friday evening, and drew a large crowd, He I 8 Wortli sééing and shodld your town i)e‘ldu'ckvv enough to have him stop, I would advise both young and old to goand see the man that can laugh and cry at the same time, = .

VENUS AND S;;b;;:-’l‘he astronomérs tell us that the planets Venus and Saturn have been for some: time -apparently approaching each other ;- the least distance was reached about a quarter past 8 o'clock on the evening of the 25th inst., when. Venus was 334 degrees south of Satarn, They were then twe hours and fifty mianuhesﬂbehind thes®n;. and:was visible in’ the south western part of the heavens for some time after sunset. ' Saturn is now commencing to move forward slowly.— He has been for some months nearly stationary, above the tail of chrpio, and about midway " between’ Amtires and Eta ORBRLEAR BT 88 RELIO 0 M 0 ] e : CarL at Willett & Moore's Drug Store and get a box of Snively's Ague Pills.— Warranted to clire Ague, of money refundedy ™ Vo Srge e PRReR Manufaétured by J. N. Bnively, ElkDAYEYIHA. = S 18-8 'mo.> SoBIL oo el i Lk ‘ Ir you wishto purchase Np, 1.: Boots and Shoed at living prices, go to Canfield. & Emery'si: . o i Foih LaDlEs, call and see the assorfment.of Ladies’ Furs, at Jackson & Myers'”. ; . e : Go to Canfield & Emery's for cheap Booty apd iBhoes ;-5 ler v e gt sl Ree g il f i TaEe Rensselaer Union paysthe following doubtful compliment to a professor of music in that burg: > S A professor of music in this: place performs ¢Life on the Ocean Waye” with such: effect that his hearers become sea sick. TR R T I¥_yon wish to purchase. No. 1 Boot and Shoes at living prices, go to Canfield & Emery's. T MR 7 A e v..f".._ .;'...:..-.__‘_," iy No better Tea in the maiket than you will find at Geo, C. Glatte’s, Kendallville. . x:;. LBR -"—'-H"IM-'{:". ENE ‘,'4 ,“ »‘.‘!g 7585 Tue heaviest stock of “Groceries at Glattee, * At ¥ % —--—;—-—PQ~—-———~ Go .to Oanfield & Emery’s, for. cheap Bootsanil:Bhaes. | 7 oA s

WILLIAM .. CROW. . Withan-entirely new and complete stock of ' - GROCERIES & , ' 20 PROVISIONS. At his New Brick St.ore, first doorfouth of Jacobs:. store, ; : Main street, Kendallville, Ind. " ﬂnlila;lvig% e%_ected a g)mm%dious brick sltlore a:id shed it off ex r the grocery and provision trade, he hapesrﬁaﬁ wﬁw _nrfhe «Ueefgd most complete as nts of Grocedes ever offer ed to the citizens of Kendallville, embracing everythingipt_hq,lgneeo‘f,._‘ Frais : Grogeries, ! {i ¢! Provisions, : Confections, - ' Flour, A Fruits, Butter, | / [ Eggs, Corn, ' Poultry, "7 " Vegetables, Willow-ware, ' Wooden-ware, :' . . Keroséne Oil, ““* “Stoneware, " ~“Yankee Notions, " 'Crockery, And several thonsand other articles, which will S e e old goods on hand,bonght at ‘‘war o n : n!fdgd ‘to éeﬁ ch%’. aﬁnfeg‘ery “aﬂor{' wn’f‘be me to give entire satisfaction to-all thosé whe may fa‘.vm;?h’? Wightt}le‘,i’ W’gge'n ";l saliang pi gwy ‘he, highdst Market Price. lp:ud for. DR TS 75 RISV Y el ot N Bt . Butter, Eggs, Lard, and dil Kindg of ~'Gouu‘ig‘ &d&ubé'.‘“f v R Y " Give'the new ‘Btere a call; attd examine goods’ ; Snd»aﬁﬂ? gaiditanod Yhg :' 858 WuwCßgW. j ‘An,rv-.‘ ,1196.8‘~tf' Grint Sl ‘ s : M 6 m Bdagl i . IMPORTANT -NOTICE! - * }?AVE MONEY AND TROUBLE. e g 5 g i i l,t being knmhmnmﬂeu&m "ed withdrew from the mercantile business in Jani '. Vi I.‘ or the purpose of settling and coll?ctBRI o i e b ey matters, we haye beén as lemient ‘with: our cris-: G Le SAIE AR 800 D AS - SArom.; £ ‘presént crop. Those parties v ; i SRS R ¢ % y appreciate theindulgence extended to.them. ‘Bl e an immédiate settlement withont furth w’&nd expense, s Tl BRI [ R 0 g wndi biuo BLE U&m. Lo, iy, T o R o VRS Do Deiniag dosorylgsa 1 dug s T . CUICARD HE s sine g dr” %*; Fraigden | Bt llollar Store ff:s;:’r,:« o Wetmvrm ' ,;&EM&»W@ saalled SANY atliet Bonss T Ahe Eale o Ssrdts | - or o BEND YOUR ADDRESS S~ | for our new Full and Winter Cironlar with full partic- | TR 198 Dearhiora 3. € o *@ﬁ - Priok Houge for Balo or Bent,, .

O SAY, YOU'CAN" SER!!! * The ia.geaﬁcwﬂa‘nﬁeu assortment of } CLOTHING, x ! AND S : : }GENTs" FURNISHING GOODS AR L Low & Cos. ek g e s SUMMER STOCK Just rcceived,. is':lﬁll ;)f all tl':e‘Ln;teﬁt Styles in c LO THI N G, . CASSIMERES, 'naa.s. Gapsit 1.0 E; Shil'f&, Neekties, oo CQLMBS, &‘e., vkc. \ ' Wiema'kgthe T el ;‘i : o \., Velocipede Collar and Neck-Tie a epeciality, .@ . ’1 3 oa Our Merchant Tailoring DEPARTMENT ¢“can’t be beat.” Remembier the firm. © | | o 5 e L. LOW, & CO. I Particular Atlention Paid to Cutting. | ¢ Ligonier, Ind., June 2ud, 1869,

3 " \ : ..‘ REMOVAL! The Place to Buy Your > fas e e o Groeeries & Provisions, IS AT THE STORE OF i , J. Decker, In Miers’ Block on Cavinstreet, Ligonier: Indiana. Having r;cently l.'et.‘l-lahis store ",with a;arge and complete assortment of Fresh Groceriesand P_rovisione, they are bound to sell X | Cheaper thani the Cheapesti~ . His stock has been selected with care, and sonsists of the choicest selections of : COFFEES, FLOUR, - = TEAS, - MEAT, | ‘% SUGARS;# . FIBH, | : - SYRUPS, = SAIJT._V and all other articles in his line of business. I will pay theßighestmarket price forall kindsof COUNTRYPRODUCE &Wlfgﬁ:gfnefﬂﬁd..Junuary%th,lses. o %

JACOBS & KELLER KENDALL V{l[E L G el LG it Ve just eouived: | A MAMMOTH STOCK, " Hwa W eraeatl » 4 Consiating'of : DRNISOODS; CLOTHIN G, Hats & Caps,, ' BOOTS & SHOES, And s great many’: other Goods too numér qus to mention, and kept in a : : ; FIRST CLASS STORE! | | which t"h‘ey"\'vin sdfll atéonsiderablev; Lower Prices | : than t;ny éltlieit We in Indiana. e

Is§ . X & ‘Uall and be Convinced ! Ld THE HIGHEST ' CASH PRICE 12 " UPOR ALL RINDB.OR o oo COUNTRY PRODUCI:! b Tadiatiid ASAGOBS & EELLER. | " Kendallville, May 6, 1868 .. ... . . Thé ﬁnﬂeﬁﬁi\iéd iji‘,‘ﬁ,bw prepared to :se:l’l:'.l-‘T J. BRADNES’ Celebrated Patent e | " Separaiing Fomning Mill “Ia the -Counties of Allen, Nul;le_; Steuben, La Grange, W hitley, Koseiusko, Elkhart ahd DeI SRS Sl X years’ experioded ) o ihe" Sest Seasoned % 'Tu:b.“b'l"‘ m‘“}l thA iy .~' BT dssfaralor shashed whish divides sbo ;%‘an' kinds of grain, clovér and grass seeds in a perfect munner; also a bagger, which ‘gltt ‘tho bagy su fust as the grain. o cledned, thus b Syt o it T e o o LRV DEULER,. 4é 0" Lo, Moriam; ‘Noble ‘county, Indiana, ‘inarkevil imtaense Anantities. and maoney beke N'“?m””"ﬁ %‘*‘ hg community, I @esive to oall thi ;*““Y%W“% settle their aoeounts, mow. A prompt.compli: e AR .. TToI BT AR (Tl SPRAO M

LM RL e G e T “*ﬂ 5 > e - P ‘..__ g : Sh Ll M e Lower Prices than Ever: # & co ;¢Li = . ; This well known establishment has just bsrought to this tows the . Ty ' | 7 06T |(JHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOOD: i ATI purchased during the rem{x:g:cm ;ts:i:& ﬁm !g::ngßl(%#S. Ccall .f.d .ex‘.'mine: F FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC |’ } | ‘ ‘: o‘D‘. s ' & W V . 4, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ' DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST DESIRABLE STYLES, s A SPLENDID STOCK OF . MEN'S AND BOY'’S CL NG MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, ‘} s Of great variety and of the I:fgst manufacture. ' | . C d Qileloths. Carpels and Qilcloths. sl " ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS. " Queensware & Glassware, ‘ < . o The best and most extensive Stock found in this town, AAfu'll ]h-le of ‘ : = § v -'« A R : Notions, | o Baskets, v el | Groceries, . ; And other articles too nnn;{aro;xs to mention. B ‘ e 1; THEIR 5 : 7 & * ° S Merchant Tailoring Department, They have a Large and Complete Stock of CLOTHS and ' CASSIMERES, and CLOTHING 18r Men and Boys are made to order in the Best Styie and W ] : at the Lowest Rates. »¥" No charge for showing our Goods. Call aﬁd examine onr stock; and on \ﬁll'ﬂud‘that it cannot be beat, eit%er in price or quality, by any establishment in Northern Indfana. 1 {25 ROME FACTORY JEANS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS constantly on hand, and especial inducements offered to those who wish.to trade Wool for Goods, at as low a rate-as any factory in the country. : : HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, and all other Grains, éeede, Wool, Bidge, Pelts, and all kinds of marketable produce, by ‘ o S: MIER ¢ CO. Ligonier, Ind., April 26, 1869, < At their Store in their Brick Block.

HNGgEI: & CO., | LAt THEIR POPULAR . (1Y CLOTRUNG: MOLAE? MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT ! o Huig o Hoay for Examination Their 7 Fall and Winter Stock. s 'CAL_L ,AN‘D;SEE'\THEM.' b 2305 5 -'nﬁex_;n& co. KENDALLVILLE, IND. MY b o 4

B € A SPLENDID STOCK : RO : ! o i o b ol BOOTS & SHOES § i * 5 AT THE OLD STAND OF - e o 3 (5 " i { b P, SISTERHEN. . THE BESTOF WORKMEN EMPLOYED. " R s Hw@; "}.-. il i 0 O We warrant all of our work, and in case of rip | oo uduaeisl S o S IR e . Free of Charge. e i e e = i g aien il g ] S g e e T A e ‘?‘ﬁ o CRANITRE R O .- A 5 g .. P R s 0 B i s IS et ﬁ'% otie N ﬁ e wa‘ ‘:; iy—-r,' &%&ﬁf%&% %’f}égmﬁm : !‘m e % Anguss, 18th, 1869 . . .

- LAZARUS & MORRIS, Practical Opticians and Oculists, LoxpoN, GreAT BRrITAIN, AND . : HARTFORD, coxx., v. s ; .."[‘/I’/’”’%‘t, W g m 6. \ | ; Have appointed __ HIGGINBOTHAM & SON.,, ‘Watchmakers and Jewelers, | LIGONIER, INDIANA, : -Sole Agents for the Sale of their e CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECTACLES, ‘Wbich have been: extensively ,ﬁaed in Great’ Britain and United States, tke past eight years, aud for which they claim the: undermentioned advantages over those in prdinaty use, the proofof which may be seen in their constantly. increasing business during the past eight years. Ist. Tuar from the perfect® construction of ¢ the lenses, they assist snd preserve tLe sight, | rendering frequent changes unnecessary | - _2od. Taar they confer a brilliane - ‘and distinotness of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not hitherto ecjoyed by spectacle Wempers. rris o e i it - Brd. Tuar the material from which the Len-\ i‘Ses are giound hdmanufac%w:: tpecind h‘:ill‘{‘fo 1 optic purposes, and is pure, hard und brilliant, *sga ngt l?nh;le%ﬁ;becm)’l‘: scratched. - ! 4th. Taar the frames in which they. areset, whether gold. silver or steel, are of the finest quality and fioish, and guaranteed perfeet in ¢very respeet. v 0 e o * They. are the only Spectacles that preservE A 8 WELL. A 8 ASSIST THR SIGHT. ‘And are cheapést, broutise the Best, always lusting many yeats ‘without Bh:ngfq :;ei;g necca-n}'_vi. LI - i ?' ne of the firm will visit Ligonier, at [:g -.swméiéfwseg*,mm:mg & mant ;iiﬁ."-.fo; the purpose of fistiug those having difficult Sights, when sny Spretacles old. by. sheir Agent during,the interval_will e exobbgwd FAT O TR el &,“’m” K Swaie, ate oF Nolle, Ovohg degenged *M***:gﬁﬁ***wﬁ’& T i e eY A RIS e S S N AT M Beb Do R

READ! READ! For the Information of the few people in this region, who are not already aware of the fact, we would announce that we have made ample arrangements for the fall trade by filling our large and commodious establishment with a full and complete stock of goods, especially adapted to the season and the wants of the community. Our stock has been selected with care, and i bought at thevery lowest CASH prices. In the 'different branches of staple and and fancy Dry Goods, Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Ladies,” Men’s & Children’s Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, Queensware, Furs, Robes, Shawls, Carpets, &e., &c., our stock is full, choice, fresh, and of the latest styles-and being purchased ’at “Low water mark” figures-we are enabled to offer special inducements to parties. wanting anything in the diflerent lines of goods kept in our stock. We would call the especial attention of the Ladies to our Dress goods de-| partme’t, in which they will find a collection of the richest and most beautiful patterns ever displayed in

l We cordially invite &n ‘examination of our stock and prices, and will at all times deem it a pleasure to show our goods, and give prices to all whomay favor us with a call whethler' they wish to buy or not. lid Straus & Meagher. P, S-~We still continue to pay THE HIGHBST price for kinds of Produce. -

ATTENTION! Laéinet Ware R.D.EERR ‘Would mrectfhlly announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of ~ CABINET WARE, consisting in partef < DRESSING BUREAUS, =« /' et - WARD-ROBES TABLES. - , 3 i : Ll © - STANDS, LOUNGES, B i - CUP-BOARDS, ‘CHAIRS, T S e ‘MOULDING, BED-BTEADS S Ay - and in fact every thing usually képt in s first class Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the R UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, g ¥ ' - COFFINS Iways on hand and made to order upon short notice. : ; A good Hearse always in readincss. ~ Also, all kinds of Shop Work made to order. . Furniture Room on west side of Cavin street, Lignnier, Ind. May 3rd, 1866. ! v

. GO TO THEB EMPIRE - DRUG STORE! iyt e iygi i | CHEAP DRUGS, i —ANIA. MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, - ALL STANDARD 4 Patent Medicines. Wall Paper & Stationeryl . &c., &c., &c., &c., &e., &, &ke, 0. WILLETT & MOORE, Ligonier, Sept., Bth, 1864.-B<l | i " We, the Druggists 0f....................cail the | attention of our customers to the letters %mheg below of the wonderfnld efficacy of Dr. Rosacx’s Efl e Pills. We have been sefling these medicines long Siaiod 30 Vo, A ANt een of wiras “published are true. Signed. - : TESTIMONY. BUSINESR ‘LI{;(_E STATEMENT | FROM A BERINESS MAN. § Frankuiy, Oagraxp Co., M;cn.,} » } ' |May 14, 1858. | Dr.C. W, Roback, Dear Sir: [ received asupply of your Scandinavian Renjediesa short time since, and the first thing I saw, on opening dne of your almanacs,was a cureof Rheumatism, I immediately sat down and “wrote a friend of mine, stating I had just recetved a newmedicine,” that was advertised to cure the worst cases of Rheun ‘matism, TEe friend was Le‘muel B. White, of Southfield,. Oakland Cohnty, Mich., who has been afflieted with theabove disease two years. Isent hima bottle of the Purifier and a-box of Pills, statingto take them or send them back. He immediately commenced using them, and in four|days he was able to walk to mly store. He stated that he believed one bhottle of Purifier angl one box of pills ‘wounld curethim entirely. The above statement can be®b. tained on his oath, if necossary, ashetold me a few daysago. | think your medicine will seli like hot cakes when once intreduced into this neighborhood. - » Very truly, F. B. Owg»s.

Graxp Lepag, Earoy Co., Micn., E ¢ ; August, 11, 1859, } Dr. C. W. RoßacK : = Dear ég:——li‘orfaﬁr' years Ewas severely a‘ﬁfﬂicte? with Rhen‘matism so that I was f conﬁnn%:o‘my house for a lang time. The Doctors did ' me no good, and. I was a riperfecgbriwl@-;l;:pwf . cured some of your Seandinavian Blood - Pills and Blood Puri-' fer,fromyouragents, ‘Messrs. Case & Tups nermmt@wM eured-mbin . o 0