The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 28, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 November 1869 — Page 4

Sational Banner, BRAIN ﬁ \'VES_A NOVEL THEORY. The New York Sun ny}h: We | mentioned a few days ago, that, , writer in, Logdon Spectator hegq propounded a theory of r“bni“g‘& waves,” to account for the appesyanee of petsons at the point of eath t 6 their dis- “: ‘:‘:ﬂfld;?' He claims thit there is | a kind of braiv atmosphere, which ex‘tends 0"‘"%“3]?0. amﬁm which the brain has power of impressing undula}lom.‘j‘nst as a bell sets the air in motlon, or an electric battery the electric fluid ina telegm'p? wire,— These waves, when they meéet with a sympathetic organ, produce ideas and images more or less’ distin?:t, aceor-! | ding to circumstances. The subject _is | undergoing discussion, And some facts confirmatory of the theory are advanced. - One is the case g‘f a person whose image was seen by his wife to enter his house and go up stairs some two hours before his actual farrival.— | _ On inquiry, it was found that at that " ‘moment he was mentally imagining himself as doing the ‘precise thing which his apparation @id. Another story is, gerhaia. .not pexo many of our readers, but it is sufficient interisting to be repeated: / . “Admiral Sir T'homas Williams, a stfhightforvvar’ ‘and excellent man, was in command of a uhi£ crossing the Auanuic Uceall. I 8 churse bavughe him within sight of the islahd of Ascension, at that fime uninhabited, and never visited by any ship except for . the purpose of collecting turtles, which . abound on the coast. 'lile‘islagd was barely deseried on the horizon, and was not to be noticed at all ; but as Sir Thomas looked at it, ‘;he was seized by -au unaccountable desire to steer toward it. He felt how strange such a wish would appear to his crew, and tried to disregar(P it, but in vain. His | ; desire became more and more urgent --and distressing, and foreseeing that '+ it would soon Ee more digcult to grat~ify it, he told his lieutenant to prepare to ‘put about ship,’ and steer for Ascengion. The officer to whom he spoke ventured respectfully to represent, that changing (heir course would greatly delay them-—that just at that moment the mén were going to their ~diuner<—that, af least some delay ~might be allowed. But these 'arguments seemed to increase Capt. Williams’ anxiety, and the Zhip was steered toward the uninteresting little island. All eyes and spy-glasses were now fixed upon it, and soon some_thing was perceived on the shore. ‘lt is white—it is a flag—it must be a signal!” and when thes7 neared the shore, it was ascertained that sixteen | men, wrecked on that coast many days before, and sufferring the extrem ity of hunger, had aét.up a signals though almost without a hope of relief,” P COMPUTING INTE;EST.—Here i a new_rule for computing interest, ahd it is so simple and so true that every - person should paste it up for reference. - By no other arithmetical process can ! }he desired information be obtained by 80 few figures : i Six per cent.—Multiply any given ‘number of dollars by| the namber of days of intereatidesir?d,.ae arate- the right-hand figure and divuﬂa by six ; the result is the true interest-on guch sum for such number of days at six | per cent. o Eight per cent.—Maultiply any given amount by the number of days upon which it is desired to ascertain the interest, and divide by|forty-five,, and | -the result will be the itherest of such fo? the time requireq. at eight per cent. ; uh ' Ten per cent.—Multiply the same as above and divide by thirty-six, and | the result will show tie interest at ‘ten per cent, e

| Cheerful People, 4 God bless the. chserful person |— man, woman or child, old or young, illiterate or educated, handsome or homely. Over and above every other gocial trait stands cheerfulness. What the sun is to nature—what God is to the stricken heart which knows how to lean upon him, hre%}cheertul persons to the house and wayside. They go unobtrusively about' their silent mission, brightening up| society around them with the happiness beaming from their faces. We love to sit near them ; we love the glance Ff their eye, the tone of their voice. Little children find them . out, oh! 8o quickly, amid the densest crowd, and, passing by the knotted-brow and compressed lip, glide near, and laying a little confiding hand on their knee, lift their clear young eyes Lo their loving faces.

To' MAKE ?PENﬁ;IL MARKS INDELIBLE.=——A great many ' valuable letters and other wjitinge are in pencil. The following simple process will make peuncil writing jor drawing as indelible as if done with ink; Lay the writing in a shallow dish and pour skimmed milk upon it. Any spots not apon thon TRt Wien e malkep pstd it up and let the milk drain off wipe off a feather the drops which collect on'the lower edge. ”er it carefully, and it will be found‘to be perfecty indelible. It cannot be removed even with India rubber. | L ¥ e —— : WE PASS FOR WHAT WE ARE.— A man passes for what he is worth. Very idle is all curiosity concerning other people’s estil;;:tes of us and all fear otP remaining unknown is not less so. It a'man knows he can do anything—knows thazfe‘ean do it better than any one else—he has a pledge of .acknow{;adgment of that fact by all persons. The world is full of judg-ment-days, and intd every engagement that a man enters, in every action that he attempts, he is guaged and stamp-. ed.—Ralph Waldo Emerson. ]

E ‘ How T 0 KEEP CIDER SWEET — The following receipt, on aceount of the. large yield of apples, will be of value to ‘Bﬁt*fdnﬂbﬁ': “When fermentation commences in one barrel, ‘draw off. the liquid into another one—‘strain_ through a flannel cloth. Put into she. cider thred-fourths of an ounce of ghe oil of sassafres, and the same of thé oil of wintergreen—well shaken u in a pint of ,alcoioﬁl. " But one diﬂicnf ty is said to pertain to this preparation of cider. Itis so palatable that people won't keep it long. . | re— e — e . . 'f:Somothinf better for womian than_ the “ballot’’ . gou‘h It has ribbons a foot wide, and’birds-of-paradise feath-

3 T e e A - MISCEL( ANEOVUS ITEMS. il Mark ":;Ewafn‘é Tlatest is, “Be virtuous and yor, will be eccentric.” i

. Diexter, :,tbe trotter, is eleven years old. Liady Thorne is two years his senior. Why is & newspaper like a wife? Because every man ought to have one of his own.. G

It has béen asked, “when rain falls, does it ever get up?” Of course it does—in dew time, - :

Why is a clergyman like a locomotive ? Becausé you are to look out for him when the bell rings. ) ~ “Lottie,” said a little visitor, ~“what makes your kitty socross?” -“Oh, ’cause she's cutting teeth, Lgpect™ " 7 * o

An immense balance wheel, weighing 47.000 pounds, for a new rolling mill, has been cast at a Louisville foundry. =~ : Orders have been' given in the royal mint in London for 20,000 medals coxn-l‘ memorating the Abyssinian expedition. An Towa man cut his throat because his wife left him. Many men bave cut their throats because their wives would _not léave them. T

There is a project for bringing Wales closer to liugland by a tunnel under the Severn, which will probably soom be an accomplished fact. ! : A Bt. Louis lawyer has discovered that women . already bave the right to vote, and that the agitation of woman suffrage is behind the times. + . And now an Indiana editor speaks of the “Economical Council.” That: editor, no doubt, ' thinks things will be cheaper after the council adjourns. ; The -lar%estftnnnery -the world is at Kane, McKean co., Pa. It is not yet finished, but has six hundred vats in operation, and consumes 15,000 tons of hemlock bark per year. o ! King George of Greece is devoted to the velocipede, and spends more time on’it than attending to the affairs of his nation. Imagine au ancient Greek dashing around the Acropolis on a bycicle!

The rumor that James Gordon Ben nett, jun., returns from Europe, leaving a fair fiancee in Liverpool, is without foundation. Mr. Bennett has not, as yet, formed any matrimonial alliance. .

"The hotses on the new Chicago street cars miss their mates; “but,” innocently rémarks anh evening paper of that city, “in Chicago it does not take long.to become accustomed to domestic separation.” Two humorous young ladies of Circleville, 0., wrote a bogus order on a doctor’s slate, and were glad, before they got throtagh with the still more humorous physician, to pay him $lOO to let it drop. & | ! u g :

The Altona police have ordered that, no female singer under twenty-one shall appear on/the stage. -It has been suggested that a decree prohibiting their appearance above:forty would work far more usefully. | ' %

An epidemic shas attacked the forest trees: of Pittsylvania county, Virginia, and it is probable that all the trees will die. The chestnut trees were first at tacked, and now the oaks and other trees aredying. S . :

A dairyman was awakened: by a wag in the night with the announcement that _his best ¢ow was choking. He forthwith jumped jup to save the life of Bruinmie, -when, Jo!! he found a turnip sticking in the mouth of the pump.

- Berdan, the sharp:shooting rifleman, is now.in St. Petersburg, Russia, engaged in building an immense armory for the manufacture of his breech loading rifle, which has beed - adopted by that government as the national arm. :

An Jowa man, who treed a coon, eut the tree down, and it fell across his middle, which had to be sawad in two—the tree did-—before he could be released.— The coon just sat and laughed at him, and wouldn't assist a particle.

A tramping jour printer by the name of Robertson, “lit out” from Ft; Wayne, leaving sundry bills unsettled. He is de . scribed s slim built, medium size, dark complexion, talkative, and about 24 years: of age. | Pass him around. A country youth, who degired to anv; how -to. become rich, sent a quarter, 1 answer to an advertisement, and received the following valuable recipe : “Increase your receipts and decrease your expendi ures. ‘Work eighteen hours a day, and live on hash and oat-meal gruel.” A lady in Towa has just died of starvation, . Five years ago, while drinking tea, she laughed and choked, causing a stricture of the throat, which at length rendered her incapable of swallowing = She was for some time sustained by flpids injected into the stomach. :

No More.—One Dr. Owen Moore, a vetinary’ surgeon, “lit out” recently, owidg several bills, among them one to the Pharosioffice, that he faifed to'liquidate: L |Oweu Moore has run away, ; {Owin’ move than he could pay.

J%No: more of that, Hal, as thou loves me.”"— Logansport Pharos.

A surgeon who was in the navy was in ‘ the habit of prescribing salt water for sailors. While angling upon 4 fine day he happened to fall overboard. The captain who was at the time walking the deck, heard the splash, and inquired of a sailor near him what it was. “Nothing, your honor,” replied Jack, “only the sargeon has tumbled into his medicine -chest” : A correspqndent says that he has been studying the book “How to make the Farm Pay,” and has got his farm so rich that when he planted his cicumber seed the plants camé up before he could get away, followed him at full speed to the fence, and growing faster than he could KRR o JiG, PoE Loßtangled in the vines, et before he could cut hiwself loose. It is estimated that the gorge, six miles tong;betow the Ningara Fatls; was made in 81,000 ‘years, at the shortest. That time ;is embraced in only one period of age, the posttertiary period, or mamalian age. ' Preceding this age were the reptil ‘ian, ¢arboniferous, devonian, and silurian ages. . As most of these ages were much longer than the mamalian, an approximate idea of the time of the world’s formation may be had, -~ .- e . Miss Dora H)arris made her debut as “Leonora” Trovatore, with the Richings Opera Company in Washington, the other day, and the New York Herald says of it : “The fair Harris wasan amusing failure, vocally and histriovically. When the rart came where she onght to die, she wouldn’t do it, and the tenor was obliged o _:qd ‘over ‘and ‘whisper rather loudly, “D—n it! die, why don’t.you die? Die! die It is unneceséiry to say the'audience roared.” e <o

Stories of the Emperor Nicholas contin: ue to appear, The latest is that he was roaming about the barracks dncog. oue "everiing, and saw ‘through an open door one of his best officers sleeping with his ‘héad on a table; wud with' &-manuscript. ;befare him, The Czar stole in and found i that it was a cash.saceount, of which thie debit side was double the credit side, and contained, amdfig other items, 1,000 roubles as a persion to the officer’s mother.— The debt surplus was 3,000 .roubles, and was followed by the query: " “Who will pay, the sum ?” for _v{hieh the officer hid evidently puzzled himself to exhaustion. The Emperor quietly wrote, “Nicholas,” a 8 an answer, and went away. The young .man awoke, astounded at the dmﬁ{aumf‘% ?‘rﬁ)h tl?t met his gye, uind on %3%:&1 lowiog day received .an imperialletter with i‘he afpoo roubles, L

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: e —— e — FOUND AT LAST. A Remedy that has cured mop: cases ot » i LDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONOCHITIS, *OO HEMORRHAGE OF gHE LUNGS and CONSUMPTION, Vg For the number of bottles scld, than any medicine ever introduced to the public. Itis ’ MQDONALD’S' ; _ Compound Syrup of?Pqtrolenm, Nature's Bemedy—pleassnt +o the taste and entirety hnninleu. VCO?t:::; noopiqqolz imu. tions—no min or '.g.hb T i Tmﬂwulnu bomonold'b'l‘ﬁﬂhn. VI& J.‘ dur- °% T PRICK #1 A BoTTLEL “ﬁ:ﬁk:g . Pri @a&" 11 me o York, 80. AOIPA., W ; Yark B ew. Y g Wells &.00,, and J. F. Henry, Agents, New York.

- WG 3t T RSN EY S e s et West’'s Improved Pump. henpart Doum Rl Lin, ocg ) 24 the use.. Too well- known and recommended, 0 neéd lmtyer notice. 5 i - Otis’ Pateat Lightning Rods, © Theouly perfest ingulétion fn America. Pleg of worthless imitations and infringements uo:{ S e i ™ i Sancho Panza Windmill, Self-Regulating and’ 's.u-Adß.qm«hm.. : Emvpire Corn and. Feed-Mill,

NOW OPEN. s AT SarkGe " 138 State St., Chicago, 1L 3 "BRANCH OF , i B.C.THOMPSON & Co. 136 Fm_____lt., Boston. OUR GREAT WESTERN BRANCH HOUSE has been established for the purpose of ‘agents the advantage of the largely Mncerox“.p‘rn“:&rm udt:?‘tat:eeymymiuthwm in the shortest P Porsons who have Seos uctin Agents for the DOLL£l B o it i ond e r iretly advantage in other respects, . /OUR CHICACO ANCH. Thb juality of our goods are rnﬂ%%ﬁl;md our texms b.fnbmnotoxoelhd by any responsible house in Jur line of bmi?. ‘ . AGENTS WANTED in every town and vilhs.fn the Western :'t?m. - it . srticles that will ‘)e !ol?l‘ﬁ.r(e:npl‘)olhr each, will be “sold at the rate of ten cents each; ten for $1; twenty mm eom:m"nlz%m ('Lt:n&‘d‘ﬂ&n)”; on > o Sor $lO- ) for $6 ; one indre ¢ com: Any person sending for a club of twenty can have, as sommission, one ofntgc following articles : 15 yards of lluedn&lw Picture Photograph Album, 11 guarter Houney Comb Quilt, Lady's SBerge Button Boots, or your shoice of numerous other Arﬂ:‘}:l. for above club, namol on|circular. : For a Club of Thirty, oneof ‘the following srticles: 23 yards Sheeting; 1 pair Honey Comb Quilts; three articles from Excbmgoi.llm &e., &c. ’ For a Club of Sixty—One pair of Manchester Quilts; 48 yards of Sheeting; pair of Wool Blankets; Webster's X{-uout! Pictorial E;iomry, with. 1.000 m:o ::d 600 engravings; six articles from Exchange For a Club of One Hundred—Seyenty-five yards Sheeting; 10 articles from Exchange List, &c. A-Send Money in all cases by Registered Letter or Post Office Money Order. AFSEND FOR CIRCULAR.“®} A9~We take pleasure iu referring those who have never had de-.lin% with us, to the largest E!&l:Company in the United States—The American rshants’ Union Express Company, 94 to 98 Washington Bt., Boston, Mass., and through them to their Agents shroughout the Country. ; S. C. THOMPSON -& CO., J 158 Btate Street, Chicago, 111., or 186 Federal Street. Boston. Mass. z ; ’ > BTRREOSCOPIC VIEWS, ALBUMS, i CHROMOS,. ! E & H. T. ANTHONY & CO,, 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Bmvite the attention of the Trade to their extensive assortment of the abeve, of their swn pudlication, menufacture and importation. We pudliéh ever Poar Thomsand subjects of Stereoscopic Views melediag:

Mammeth Cave, 1 Central Park, : Trenton Falls, ' @reat West, | Housatounic, SR Delaware, lumtbnnu,

Olh!hll, : Nudsoa, <" White Mouataing, ‘Waabiagten, '-ml'lt.

AR S A KOTB AL R 1T Teeßo S N Ay M e T Our Imported Views embrace & large assoriment, inciudiag the alolcest productions of Wm. &lhna @. W. Wilson, Lamy, and other eminent photographers, co ‘ilﬁalol

Bpais, Tuileries, ‘ 81. Cloud, Tris=on, Crystal Palace, 1 Tyrei,

Treland, I Wales, { Pompeii, ! Germany, | ' Austria, i Ttaly, !

Switseriand, Rhine, Pyreneces, Parie, Bogland, l Secotlsand,

e > THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, "A sew and intensely ‘nteresting series. Also, Illuminated and Transpaent Vloio.-iurul variety. Weare alsé exclusive Agents in Tics or “FERRIER'S GLASS VIEAVS,” of which we have a splendid Sesertment. Agents for Frith’s Series of 8 1-4 x 6 1-2 in. Photographie Views ia Switserland, the Rhine. England, Beotland, Wales, &e. . STEREOSCOPES.—-We manufacture very largely, and have s large 00k of 3he dest styles at the lowest rates. PROTOGRAPHIC ALBDUMS.—Our Manufacture af Albums is well /mewn threughout the ceantry as superior in quality and beauty to all bl We sel! are made in our own IQelm: and eur styles are differemt Mom these :ry other maker. Buyers should not fail te see’ows ol Before iag their purchrases. L e—— . These beautiful pictures, that cenmot bdo distinguishss from e gn Paintings, at one tenth their cost, we tmport largely from Londen, Beriin, Vienns and Rome, and sapply the trade at “he west rates. E &H T. ANTHONY & CO, : : 501 Broapway, N. Y., . Smporters and Manuf’rs of Photographic Materials.

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The Great External Remedy, For Man and Beast. | It will Cure Rheumatism. The reputation of this preparation ‘is 86 well established, that little need be said in this connection. = On MAN it has never failed to.cure PAINFUL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, CONTRACTING MUSCLES,STIFFNESS and PAINS IN THE JOINTS, STITCHES in the SIDE or‘ Back, SPRAINS, .~BRUISES, BURNS, SWELLINGS, CORNS dnd FROSTED FEET, Persons affected with Rheuma- . tism can be effectually and permanently cured by using this wonderful arepsrat.iqn: it penetrates tt;.:!&e neérve and bone immediately on being applied. i ON HORSES it willcure SCRATCHES, SWEENEY, POLL-EVIL, FISTULA, OLD RUNNING SORES, SADDLE or COLLAR GALLS, SPRAINED JOINTS, STIFFNESS OF THE STIFLES, &c. It will ﬁrevent HOLLOW HORN and WEAK BACK IN MILCH COWS. I have met with great success in' bringing my Mixture within the reach of the Public. I am daily in receipt of letters from Physicians, Druggists, Merchants and Farmers, testifying to, its curative powers, . § . DAVID E. FOUTZ, Sole Proprietor. | ‘ : © _ BALTIMORE, Mp. Sold by Joseph Pearce, Ligonier, Ind., at WHOLESALE & RETAIL. 126 et et e et s et et : i - No. s.—Adver.

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Let the afflicted read, and learn that a perfect and radical cure is warranted add Eamnteed to all who are afflicted. DR. RAPHAEL describes the disease without any information from the patient. He explains its cause an%gnamnwes its cure ; and what is better stﬂl..'he honestly and frankly tell you whethexfnyo.n can be cured or not, which will nﬁe your heaith and life from wrong treatment. He cures private and secret diseases, without the use of mercury, hindrance from business, or fear of discovery or :(x’xomre His botanic remedies restore manhool and vlggr, and make the barren fruitful, and enable the €ingle to get married, with the assurance of h“‘mgh:l contented wife and . healthy dren, LADIES, - whose_ delicate health make it L

necessary for them not to have children, use his Preventive. It not onlgepreventl an increase of family, but it will promote and preserve the health, because his PRd%IENTIVE against having children is innocent, safe and sure. It does not interfere with diet or occupation. It operates without _sialemoss o» oxpoocurc. If Ladies who have suffered from mls;ﬁcod confldence, conrult him before the{m'gpt married, he will restore their bloombh'eq ess and vidgor of youth, and enable : i’éi:”t‘n m:mr pme life with confidence of a"cv%don hours from 10 A. M. to &P. M., at No. EAST MADISON STREET, up stairs. Consuitation fee Two Dorrars. Interviews confidential. Persons at a distance may communicate confi/dentially :{ letter, if they enclose Two Dollars for a consultation fee. Send fonr 3 cent stamps for his book enﬂﬂzk“ Guide to Bealthand Long {Life, Winning the Affections of the Opposite Sex, md'lmponmt Hints to Business Men.” Address | ;)nr'lemuu tbnon;:":om I ; . . Raphael, ce Box { 617_81, Chicago, Mlinais, : : SECOND WIDTH.

CHICAGO _Dho‘lla.r Store Ing 8 better qu.u;‘%nd .}'.-..'.‘..'3‘?.‘:::2.::2 of il nde mdl. than was ever offered before for ONE DOLLAR H. Our terms to Agents are very liberal, and not Eﬂdb} any other house in the trade. To prove to your entire satistaction, e : &END YOUR ADDRESS®B - for our new Fall and Winter Circnlar with mnwpuuo--lare and Special nnutomu'gi Ann;ncou'm R YRNINe Deariers Sto ORISog0) T ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN ! Harvest being over, wheat being bronght to market in immense quantities, and money bemglrbliu.citcnbﬁo; in the farming communiiß R st erst 0 . 4 t DO, am in need of m year's agrn?:gi, s Sherstare:gait upon all ty ‘setile j):gi:l'ﬁ lceounu‘ni:w. : %égroanp} rg%mpli-‘ ance with this re {is earnestly desired. '~ *'Ligonier, Aug. s.~4f P, SISTERHEN, : . ; Sy A I R T et e S JOB WORK of all kinds neatly . and promptly executediat this office.

Lower Prices than Ever: o This well known cotaiabm ey ok et rosght b s S 25 L

| ; 1 1 ke \ ‘ ‘A ‘;-', e CHEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOGDS i' 2 ;\ll purchased during the recent declil;e. at the LOWEST CASK'.PRI(;ES. Call and examing their immense stock, consisting of & : : : : ! 7 g 3 @ ) uh 4 « : 5 A LARGE,_{SSOB’I‘ME-}{T OF 1g : . DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST DESIRAA BLE STXLES, | fi 00 S , ‘ A SPLENDID STOCK OF | ; Gl MENS AND BOY’S. CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITEBS_, e { , Of great variety and of the best manufacture. B ) ‘ Carpets and Qilcloths, ; ALL ()ﬁ THE LATEST PATTERNS. ot E Queensware & Glassware, e The best and most extensive Sto‘c_k‘fvonnﬂ in this town. A fufl line of ; . Notions, : ; i . Baskets, i o 00l b Groceries, And other articles too numerous to mention. P !‘ | IN THELRS | 1 e oZv : : " g Merchant Tailoring Department, ‘ They have a Large and éomplete Stock of Cﬂdrﬂs-and j: | CASSIMERES, and CLOTHING for Men and Boys 5 ‘are made to order in the Best Style and - : i ) : at the Lowest Rates. R W™ No charge for showing our Goods. Call and examiﬁe our stock, and you will find that it e h not be beat, eitﬁer in priee or quality, by any establishment in Northern Indfana. . ? =¥~ ROME FACTORY JEANS, FLANNELS and BLANKETS constantly gn hand, and especial inducements nffcreito those who wish to trade Wool for Goods, at as low a rate as any factory-n the country. : - 2 [.,' HIGHEST CASH -,PRIC.E PAID: l-‘:OI.‘. WHEAT, and all.other Grailis, Seeds, W({ﬁ, i mdes, Pelts, gnd all kinds of marketqble prodnce, by : ! ¢ ;& 8 " b z 7 oAI £ | T o S MIER % CO. | i Ligonier, Ind., April 26, 1869. At their Store in their Bric’k_moclé

1 Cubda,. . New Grensda, Venesuels, ‘The Andes, ‘| Chins, an, ‘ '*l;.‘hn.d. &e., Ke.

‘ Herculaneum, Fontaineblean, Cowmpeigne, Vernsailles, Naples, . Roane, &eo., &e.

EBNGEL & CO., CHY CLOTHNG HOLSE! ’ MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLIsﬁMENf vJ B now,Read} fo;‘EXamina{ion’ ifhgixf- ;1 Fall and Winter Stock: e AT eiy i

LAZARUS & MORRIS, Practical Opticians and Oenlists, i LoNpoN, GREAT BRITAIN. ANn . HARTRORD, CONN,, U. 8. /\h . = i ._:g“: -"\““-‘\\\ ' Hawe appointed HIGGINBOTHAM & SON,, ‘Watchmakers and Jewelers, - LIGONIER, INDIANA, , Sole Agents for the Sale of their " CELEBRATED PERFEOTED SPECTACLES, Whick have been extensively used in Great Britain and United States, tke past eight years, and for which they claim the andermentioned ‘advantages over those in ordinary . use, the proof of which may be seen in their constantly mcr,easi%g business during the past eight years. Ist. Tmarfrom the perfect construdtion of the lenses, they assist and preserve tke sight, ren deriuf frequent changes unoecessary. 2nd. Taar they confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort: not hitherto .enjoyed by spectacle wearers. X 50l & Brd. Tmar the material from which the Lenses are ground isdlpanufaoc:r:g lp:eli)hlll{ for optic purposes, and is pure, hard and brillian sgd ngt liable to becmge scratched. . i 4th. 'THAT the frames in which they are set, whether gold, qilver‘or ‘steel, are of the finest quality end finish; and guaranteed perfect in every respeck. : | - p ‘ i . They are:the only Spectacles that presgrve 'AS WELL AH ASSIST THE 81GHT. And are cheapest, ‘because-the fest, always lusting mhg:y.qq without change being necedsany, ~« ¢ 7o 42F" Oue of the firm will visit- Ligonier; at the Btore of their Agents every 6 montha for the parpose of fitting' those baving _difficait sights, when any Spectacles sold by their 'Aganit‘f._ during él.m :nteml‘l; 1l bedexchanged free of charge if not properly fitted. . k‘%um”&xf *Oct. 13th, 1869. = SR e R * Notios is hereby given thet the undersigne has been :ES&"" ted mmwoﬂm | tate: ‘of J 2R mwm,mosmm nty, deceased. . Tho;m*& ibly:sol L SR 3(1“‘“ SWEET, Avsinersarnsz,

1 { - Rt 5 4 + A SPLENDID STOCK!' L ‘ el ;. { DK 2 : & Q Jag : ‘ 4 % Sessbiada e __;“ ¥ : . l e ¥ y el 2 v 5 i S AT THE OLD STAND OF ¢ G . ; # 5 : 4 '_ ¥ i P, SISTERHEN. | : . g s W i | THE BESTOF WORKMEN EMPLOYED. 7 f 3 2 aee Y & ‘We warrant all of our work, and in ‘case of rip | §'~ : . page Weﬂpw i e .(: . &'ree of Charge. | FERE A e gL e L ?"E;f":'?gft B el Call and Examine owr Stock before pur-| | 7"‘_: s £ u.,-;':ﬂ ,) a_,»‘v-;: "*-,“1: 1 sl , ! B elerl e se il ) e B e G R a e Sl st issaok PR OTIR B L@V G Gy geaieibing L R e A e i ra G L o e R Rt N Eoh e ot R el ‘-:5” e ‘ T £k Ll R L S R g T O e Ligonier, Tnd. August, Aoth, 1066, | |

~ Josenh Pearce _returns thanks to hlsfrie?ﬂsma the rub “lio generally for the liberal share of patronage receivad at their bands; and trusts, by, -prompt: attention to business, to merit continuance of the game. . ... fam makgg‘grnevrgddxt_xons to my‘stock SAT Rhslar e ok o Drugs. Medicines, O PRINTSOUS: Varnish. . Dve-stuffs !Pexgt‘umery, G_usmetics, Books & Stationery POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, GOULDENS PATENT SOLUTION NF()R b e AR

/Alarge stock of DRY GOODS, - WINDOW BLINDS AND HOLDERS. - Groceries . OF EVERY DRSCRIPTION, Fish and Salt. ; e ét‘ Rétail and ibylthe,‘bnrrel. . | ROCHESTER FLOUR kep t co}nstant‘ly- pﬁ hand, all of whic], \Wil be sold as chéap as can be affordeqd /in his market. Henl Sl T ek de. &‘p. &ec. &e. fv ; _Aﬁn;ivm‘iety of ;ther: articles and ;Jotions too numerous to mention, allof which w‘ill be “sold : -H .‘ ‘We invite Inspection Of curstock, confident of giving satisfar | tion both in quality and price, . ‘All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. } Remembe: ‘he Plnce g ALI JOL EPH PEARCE. Ligonier"! M&{ 3rd, 180 - v : ot NIR W o QUARTERS! : - , e NEW'STOCK:of BOOTS & SHOES.

- - The subscriber would' respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Ligo|'mier and . vicinity that he stlll( continues in the Boot'and Shoe business," at his old | stand, on the East *side of Cavin street, VPPUSILE LU TUSU - UMouy R R found thé following with many other articles; . ... . This advertisement now will show - " The Ligenier people where to go For Boots and Shoes of every kind, ‘ ‘To suit the most fastidious mind, . " Forthose who bow at Fashion’s shrine, Please call at Bill’s he does design { .- Tokeep what ¢annot fail to suit | The latest styles of Shoe or Boot; . If Ladies wish for Slipsers neat | | To suit their minds and: fit their feet, i ' Of Gaiters of the latest fashion ! | Whendressed to maké a splendid dash-in, ;.- Or Bootees, Shoes or dught to wear, | Then'eall at Bill’s for they are there, . .-.* Of every size and various hue 050 Made at the East and Westward too. ' 'Wealso have an En%lli'sh;tle : : o HOr walkm‘g which the fair should buy “ Forsake of health and comfort too, ! .« Then call and buy our kid-skin shoe. Now farniers you will'fxleuse tocall - l ¢At Bill%, his stock will please yon all, | His stock is Zood and can’t be beat 5 - ‘Byany house on any street; - - A better boot cannot be mm'le : , Than those we keep for country trade, Our thick brogans are also stout, . - Theyll wear ’till they are all worn out : But if you want a tiner shoé, : . Then cali at Bil’s he’ll furnish yon " With calf, merrocco, or with kip, - i | With kinds the best that willnot rip ° .+ Young Misses, too, we fond y greet, .+ -Come let nb beaut{ty your feet > *. With gaiters, slippers or bootees: -Of any kind that gou mag please. -We also have for babes:that creep vl o Alittle shoe that’s very sheap; . ’Tis pliable and also neat, ' - ? .. And will'protect their little feet, ; ‘. Shoemakers herc can be snpplied < ~ "' With articles of various k.m(fa‘; *- - With tacks, and thread, and Awls, and last’s - With knives and bristles, pegs and rasps, - s Come one, come all, give us'a try - . And we are sure that-you will bay: > Also work done to' order on'the shon est notice and by superior workmeh. Re pairing done ‘at all times, - ‘Don’t forget the place, opposite the Post office. = ° e F. W. SHINKE.

JOHN WEIR & CO°’S i & ; vI ‘ :'. HARDWARE STORE, Theundersigned woald respectfully announce to the citizens of Llgonier and vicinity, that they are daily receiving sup~ plies to theirstock of goods consisting of & general assertment of Shelf Hardware. Ve : Cutlery, Coffin!Trimmings. \ - Stoves, lin-ware .. ‘ - mlwi S ,M@;’—.‘J‘l, ‘ng“‘s‘aelo i it allkindsof . . ; K BUILDING MATERIAL, and everything in ‘the line of Mechanical and Agricultural Tools, e We keep the celebrat d .South Bend Plows and Drills, Hitcheock’s Qran Cras dle and the Beardstey Grass Scythe; The Mishawaka and Lippincott Adzes; Lippincott's Oross~cut, Drag and Mill Saws and the World renowned John Rothery's File. - *'We are Agetits for the 'Champion, Rea~ pers, Mowers, and . Cider Mills aigo the Ball. Reaper and Mvwer, - lln our . - Tin Shop We employ none butthe bes tof Workmen ‘an’d use the best of material. ' Eave itro;‘xghipg,sn&";Ropq.iringv done on short _ anoti-::eandvpp reasonable terms.. .. : Oldlron, Brass, Copper, Rags, &0., td ken in exchange for our goods and wares, . To our customers we return our sincere thanks for their. liberal patronage, ‘and hope.to merit » gontinpance of the sameby upright and faledentimg. o storspposite Holmer House, Eost slds of Cavin treet, lgg‘q,ﬁiéi',‘ﬁ ians., v ::i“ylsilw;‘miﬁ‘;‘ﬁ ‘ Vre e M . i T T T BUsToE e 1,000 New. SubfEr Jt Jaatese Sing ORE BT 14 f“"’-.’;","’:;.'; Ry e ey S o b BLUORLGEE Bl edeil ol e nided jol S 0 ee R S i ~ d’ «}; ’f \:';;.,33‘«‘,': . 3‘ ‘. mead