The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 34, Ligonier, Noble County, 22 December 1869 — Page 4

{attonal Banner. N e T API At MNP AN PN NS dA£ 3N ® Notice Extraordinary. After this date the name of no new Subscriber will be entered on our mail book, without pay in advance. After the Ist dn} of Jnnmry, ls7d‘, we will strike from our book every name not eredited in adyance. : : ForETHOUGHT.—An eight year old boy and five year old girl plaged ‘‘get married” last week. A play-house was taken possession of as & Uwelling, and the proud young husband made the circuit of a}l] the stores for a-doll baby, as he said, ¢to make things look like business.” Our third Devil says there are several older couples in town 'who might commence in the same \hy.——f__{ebnnon Patriot. - ; oL

A~ exchange records the fact that a “Mr. Margrave, acitizen of Jeffersoncounty, Tennessee, is in his ninety-seventh year, and has not thsted animal food for fifty years, and, as he believes, has not ‘eaten a 8 much as one pound in his‘life. — l{e"i;s iemperate jJn his babite, using no spirits of any ;kind, and uses iol?cco“mmlerately. He is a bachelor,”” . Whether his longevity is atiributable to Lis femperate habits, or to the absence of curtain leo(nres, is a matter that ought to interest the “young man of the period.” - 4 eel # o e i Tne local editor of the Bt. Joseph G/a ‘zelle, having a spare ‘niche’ in his columne, got off, the other day, the following story: ‘A prominent boot and shoe man of our city came home from the East, over the Hannibal and Bt. Joseph Railroad, a few days ago. He took a sleeping car on the 'train. In the morning our friend awoke, got up and.washed his face. On a ohair near the stove, he noticed a trian. gular piece of white goods hanging. He seized it-and, applying it to his ceuntenance, tried in vain to produce a ‘‘dry polish.” At length, disgusted, he dashed the article down, exclaiming: ¢lt's devilish ssinguiar they ean’t keep a dry towel on this#rain!” They didn’t call 'em towels where we came from: hut, astha entire transaction was o the square. we'll -say nothing about it. ;

How 10 Go To INDIANAPOLIS. -— People living in the northern counties of Indiana, desiring to visit Indisnapolis or the seuth_etn part of the State, will find that the | trip vie Laporte and Peru, over the Chieago, Cincinnati & T.onigville Railroad, is the shortest, quickest and most agreeable route’to their destination. . The delegates to the Bth of January conventions who live along the line of the M. 8. Road have been _in the habit of going to Salem Crossing, and from thence to Indianapolis via Lafayette. Jlf these delegates will take the morning train from the east, on the M. 8. Road, they will arrive in this city in time for the departing irain for Indianapolis, and will reach that city several hours quigker thgn by the old route. Steps are heing taken to secure half fare over this rotite, and there is but little doubt that the matter will be accomplished. The C. C. & T.. R. R. is managed by gentlemen who are ‘uédring in their attentions to the traveliﬁé'public ; their new cars are elegant and commodious, and the track isin excellent - condition.—Laporte Argus. i : i ety e e Tur Ft. Wayne Democrat has the following: V. ;

A printer by the name of Robertson, ‘“‘on hbe tnamp,” working a few daysinthis city, left last evening, withont settling his board bill. He is inexcusable in'committing so rascally a trick, as he bad euffici:m funds paid him at this office, where heé last worked, to settle his bills. He isg rather a slim man. of medium siz>, dark complexion, talkative, and about twentyfour years of age. ‘We advise printers to give him a wide berth. ' We 'ave of the cpinion that if priniersin general wonld give a little less encouragement to strolling vagabonds who perambulate from one part ®f the country to andther, living and traveling on the charity of hard working uewspaper men, it would ‘be better for all parties. We know of no good reason why printers should be supported in laziness any more than farmers, and the habit of giving “‘strapped’ typos woney to aid them in their travels and oavousaly, js fav more “honored in the breach than in {he gbservance.” Any man can find -work if ‘he wishes to, land if these tramps”’ eannot gel work in 8 printing office, they can always find other fields for labor.” They ehonld be forced to seek them, aud thus the profession would. rid itself of an evil that is rapidly becoming an intblerable nuisance. ‘

1 el 4 BB ; . ; From the Argus. A #ull D ess tor Church. b Proubably, all persons, frequenting places ‘of public worship, have observed the excesgive display of elegant and stylish dressing, exhibited on such occasions. This is more noti¢eable in the larger cilies, than in - a town like ours: but, to the extent of their “ability, small ‘towns imitate larger ones; as younger ¢hildren, their elders, in matiérs of dress. A faghionable congregstiu‘n of the present 'day presents as gay and brilliant an appearance as'thé au.dience at an opara or a theatre. Costly silks and velvet sweep nlong the aisles; birds of ‘evary plumage, and butterflies of every hue, it daintily, saucily, or fiercely, upon the ladizs’ heads: bright colors flash from every pew; and over ail, innumerable ribhons stresm in every direction. Altogether, thé scs e in onough to completely bewilller/ the sonses of any iunosent rustic, bappening’ to be present, and -effectually prevent eavneet attention to the words of the preacher. 2Ae Seriously, however, this practiee of making the church a place for the exhibition of fine dlother, is pot a good one. It'is in "very bad tagte, for we do not go to church %ﬁlm(o tgee ind be seen” 5 to oriti: cisé the dress of others, or ‘have our own c;it&b%&a worship God. - Then it i 3 really nokigd to those who are not well off in & worldly point of view. Inevery congregation there are many poor persons wh(ﬁrﬁ obli ;&-!?:er’ dress tdl'yyj’pflainl;y, “and they fesl keenl , the ureat contrast between their axn sppearance and that of ‘their more f wrunate neighbore |+ makes the members of a chiareh feal too far apart, Ay if a great guolf was fixed between _them Dasides all this, many persons are kept out of ehurches entirely, by the faghion, and supposed .exclusiveness, which govern their supporters. Thatsuch aristo_epwric. or- Pharsanical feelings ' among oHu¢sh minmbers, Lave, in wany cases, only 4 lq?pogsqd _existence. iz nndoubtedly irae i but d> we not sometimes give too magh.aoo4si-0 for such eupposition by getting np superb toilaties for chureh or soeiwhle, wr by some simiiar offence agaiost both propriaty aod (ene religion? Truoe “etiquetie, whieh has i 1 foundatlon in 8 !ﬂm}wéﬁsmuﬂu 'ﬁz“ﬁ for the foelCingrand huppiness g: others, I.e‘aa::eu' u‘sl st owe eould o end W 0. maks s a‘:ﬁrgvﬁ xm&f at their QM:.‘% dheerforl Wi ogs iagey o "J-**{)?‘l-‘f £t e M%ﬁ‘” p_h-xﬁze “five ﬂcb%ﬁ%g TR SRR %ﬂ‘rtkﬁp ?"'ﬁ@t’ﬂ); pqaality,. the ABos arl’ihe G ehurch do° YT 60 wnd v et thepefSed e (e wiek Jeave behind tiem NP RAgßßenve ibe bigh (heir ity w ‘ L "3 P (y'ﬁ' R P uEs ;‘;'f.k.!‘f-' “t ._\ ‘: @9&;:;%?‘ ?Wf:;ﬁ{* w‘ﬁ‘vfﬁﬁ \ 1 'ﬁ" &5

Gray Edcre. KM—M& st of: the week, Mr. John H. "e;;!!lging" near Mooresburg, noticed several Eagles in the vicinity of where a steer had been killed. Taking his gun he started for the place, and when within about a hundred yards of the spot, the Eagles raised. The largest one flew off, and the other, taking the leg of the steer, with considerable meat on it, upwards of thirty pounds, flew to the j:l(:p of a tree, where, holding the meat with one 'z’w?r‘ tnigng himl?" with the Og he ro{xdod-' o regale bimself with the savory morsel. Mr. Wheatley approached as near as he thought he dared, about one hundred yards, and taking an off hand aim, brought the bird of liberty to the ground. Mr. Wheatley, by the way, is a dead shot with a rifle.— Suppesing the bird was killed, Mr. W. advanced, when the Eagle raised up agd showed fight. Not wishing to risk breaking bis gun by : triking at if, he backed out, until he could gather a club, and was followed closely by the Eagle. Mr. Wheatley tells us it would bound after him upon one foot, holding: the other in front of it to claw him, and that it jumped four and fire feet at a bound. He also. says it jumped over atix ra 1 fence without using its wings, and not touching. the fence at all, Its wings were rendéred useless to it by the bullet it had received. Mr. Wheatley having got all the amusement cut of it He desired, stretched Mr. Eagle on the ground by a well directed stroke with a club. Taking it home he measured and weighed it, and these are the dimensions: From tip 10 tip of wing, seven and a half . feet, from tjp of bill to rip of tail, three fe-t eight inches: its claw nails measured four inches, ita weight was eleven pounds. That is what we call considerable of a bird. and if any one has killed a larger one in these neck of wocds, we would like to hear /of (it. Mr. Wheatley says | there are two more in his neighborhood, | one larger, he thiuks, than the; one he killed. -He is watching for them, and if they ever come within range of his rifle. will be dead Eagles. — Winamac Republican.

- All parties indebted to Straus Brothers on notes due, are requested to settle the same before January Ist, 1870. All notes not paid at that time will be collected by law, without forther notice, unless satis. factory arrangement for further time is made. 83~ Bt

* AND Joseph wept aloud, and he said unto his brethren: ‘1 am Joseph; doth my quier-yet Tive? " Aud his brethren answéred him, “ You bet ; the old man is doing bully, for heibuys his groeeries of Wm Crow, at Kendallville.” fins AR G T R Mgssre. L. Low & Co. have a full assortment of Gents' Furnisking Goods, Cloths, Cdssimeres, and Vestings, and will be pleased to sce any of their friends at their store. * No trouble to show goods. it L e go Nora BeNE. — All persons knowing thiemselves indebfed to the firm of Parker & Gerber, are requested to call at their store and settle by cash or note before January ist, 1870, st ; 3t-32 . - PARKER & GERBER. AG i o i b . ~ That fellow who came .clear from La Giange county to get cheap groceries, found them at Decker’'s. = | eee e g Brooms, brooms, fish, fish, syrups, syrups, &c., &c., at the pioneer grocery store of Geo. C. Glatte. — At Jackson & Myers' is the place to buy your Gloves. , I el e Go to Canfield & Emery's for cheap Boots and Shoes. . = Labiges, call and see the assortment of Ladies’ Furs, at Jackson & Myers’, S |il Sy e i y Until January Ist, J. Decker will sell (lass and Queensware at cost. -

1 oo ——— 3 > % TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. LEGAL PRIZE SCIHEME, - Popularly known a 8 the “HENDERSON, KY., LAND SALE,” granted a speeial charter by the Kentucky Legislatare, and endorsed by the Governor, the United Sﬁttes Senators and 500 of the most prominent citizens of Kentucky. . o . Capital Prize, $150,000 /Smallest Prize, . $BO,OO Comprising the richest Ohio Riyer-bottom Tobacco Lands and most yaluable ity lots in Hénderson Co, Ky. None of this property is worth -less than $2OO er acre cash in gold; and most of it is worth_ from 81,0 0:to $3,000 per acre. Besides the above prizes! ther? is one prize of 85,000 i currency, two of sI.QOO eache and four of $6OO, which go to the winners of the first B,even prizes respeetively Final drawing will take place December 28th, 1869, at- Masonic Temple Louisville, Ky. Inorder to avoid the rush of the last few days, and have your tickets properly registered, biry’at anee of your nearest club agent, or remit by Express (e pald), Draft, P. O. Money order, or registered letter,’ to either of the following financial agents, who will furnish full q;:oyipuveoimulan, L. H. LYNE; Cah’r Farmers Bauk, Henderson, Ky. R. B. ALEXANDER, Commerocial Bank, Louisville. JOTIN C. LATHAM, Pres’ Bank, Hopkinsville, Ky. JAMES L. DALLAM, Commere¢ial B'k, Paducah. B. G. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington, Ky. W. B. TYLER, Cashier Deposit B'k, Owensboro,Ky

é&i«zmma IN THE STAR for EVERYBODY K UNIVERRALISTS LOOK HERE | 1827—STAR IN THE, WEST—IB7O An 8 page Family Journal, devoted t> Uniwersal ism, and containing Fiterary, Agrioultural and Scieutiflo Intelligence. with Current, Religious and Secular News, Edited by Rey. DR. WILLIAMSON and 1.8. CANTWELL. $2,50 per year in advance — Premium to every pew subscriber. Send for specimen. 7 ~ 83.. Those who subscribe NOW get the r the balance of the year FREE, A(i)ldfefl R WILLIAMSON & CANTWELL, Cincinnati, O

To ‘the People of the South , and West. FEVER & AGUE, OR CHILLS, Can he curpd with’ PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER.: Agents to sell “SERVICE AFLOAT.” inthe Sumpter and AlWANIED abama, by Admiral EAPHAEL W, SEMMES. 30.000'copies sold during the first four months. Itis a most graphic and thrilling desoription of the adventures of this com-mander-and his comrades, written by Semmes himself, and everybedy takes it without solicitation, no matter what their politics. We will furnigh the names of over 125 agents, who have made upwards of 3300 per month net, with this book. Sold only by ‘subscription, and exclusive tnnitor% given to good agents. Address ¥.I. BIDDLE & Co., € 208 Main St., Louisville, Ky.

DR. WHITTILIER, REGULAR GRADUATE of Medicine, as A Diploma at office will show, hgsbeen long™ er engaged in the treatment of Venereal, Sexual ;ud &rivato Diseases than any other physician in t. Louis, . - i ; o 5 Syfhilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Orchitis, Hernia, and Rﬁpmre ; all Urinary Diseases snd Syphilistic or Mercarial affections of the throat, Skin or Bones are treated with nnparalleled succesg, 5 ¥ g 3 s & Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impotenoy #8 the result of self abnse in youth, gexunal exdess in matyre years, ‘oF other; canges. ‘and # which produce of the following effaots"u‘ noe tarnal emissions. blotches, debility, dieziuess, dimness of gight, ponfusion ofidéas; evil forbod ‘| inga, aversion to socfety of females, loss of memory. and gexual power, and rendering marriage improper, aré permanéntly cured. R Dr. Whittier publishes EDICAL PAMPUALET reh’ﬁ;;f to veneral disensece and the disastrous and varled cons:‘?d cés of self-abuse;’ that wll'l be sent to suy udreu;;} 8 m?““‘;’ envelape for two stamps, gny ‘physiocians intrg+ dmaewpitieuu tothe dagtor nﬂZr reading his mt:gical ‘rnmphlet. Comunication , confidential, .4 | friendly talk will cost f‘bn vothiag. - Office central, yét retired—No. 617, St. Charles street, St. Lonis; Mo. Hours, 9a.m.to 7 p: m, Sundays, 12t0 2 p.m. > TN 23" it i i : () Per Month guhray§llsodtox;s?9({ teed. Shlzre p.g-"—-alayries paid wee ants everyw! Aell our ;aunmy,aﬂntzm ngb Wire C*mhoﬁin‘u?!' Call at, or write for particulars to the Girard Wire Mills, 261, North Third st., Philadelphia, ?a. g e . PR oy y &1 ) ANTED, Everywhere, Ag"?z.:ax.m to _ $250 per month, male and femals, to ing@m the G%gra %rovod C‘(i')mm?n. : Benge P%{B‘ 'ﬂ ynde and'overfeed styles, m;llyz& P ::‘ﬂn -will stitoh. hem, foll, tuck, bind, braid, cord. gather, _mmom“% The cloth gn.ot be pulled apart A every other stitoh I 8 out. Every machine v-mnl‘-.d“ five ‘eﬂu_. V‘Z: :dll pg..boz:’ salary :: & commissien from w ‘Awice the amount “ent made. Hémw‘l‘zﬂ- W"?snu. &0., C‘E ¥ GROBGE ‘101544‘!'3803 & (o, Nashyille. Tenn. ckn’tm.-.-& not be ‘imposed upon by other. x:ﬂ‘am ff worthiess oast-iron machines, under the ssme name or otherwise. "Ours is the only

y ¢ e,& ,’ ; s ; : : - i - : i i s ‘ | s ii - ) ' ' : = ; s 2 L '”L:“ y ‘:g?’iﬂ'\ii"r,; ﬁ, . i T : . ¢ % { . S —AT— P if | it i @ { A 2 i : "¢4 g g g £ , & { Lower Prices than Everi - ok :; }; ‘ - | 5 % > | . MEXTER & CO. . ® { ; ? . This well known establishment has just brought to this town the E HEAPEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS (,’H I‘J AP P/.\. J Xll () '_’ f All purchased during the recent decline, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. Calland examine |’ £ i .their immense stock, consisting of ; | |

4 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC eTR t & weye 2 H ‘ ; A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF | e . | DRESS GOODS, of the LATEST and MOST DESIRA- ‘ ¢ © . "'A SPLENDID STOCK .OF ﬂ/‘ : f o] MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, -~ HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, ; Of great variety and .o;‘ the best yﬁanufactum. » : ‘ Carpets and Qilcloths, : ' ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS. | g | e Queensware & Glassware, Tixe best and mor;t«cxtcnsive Stock found in thiﬁ town: A full line of f : “;: ~ : = Notions, s | oz alood Raskets, - o 0 : e ' - . | Groceries, And other articles too numerous to mention. - i : IN T_HI:EIR' - s . , : *® ® k Merchant Tailoring Department, They have n Large and Complete Stock of %LOTKS and CASSIMERES, and CLOTHING for Men . and Boys ‘ . are made to order in the Best Style and ' : at the Lowest Rates. 9~ No charge for showing our Goods. Cali. and e'x}i‘miné our stock, m;l ou will ﬂnd that it cannot be beat, giLEe; in price or guality, by any-establishment in Northern Ind.(ann. g - |3 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 111 the country. o _7 : HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT, and all 6ther Grains, Sceds, Wool, Hides, Pelts? and all kinds of marketable produce, by b= | | S. MIER % CO. Ligonier,-Ind., April 26, 1869. At their Store in their Brick Block.

FIRE FIRE, FIRE! WREAT CLON-OT MILEY BNGE & CO. CLOTHING, - CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, HATS, CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, P ¢ @OB T! Now is the time to buy. These Goods must be Sold. < ENGLE & CO., ROSSBACHER BLOCK.

ATTENTION% . | . Cabinet Shop | i LTAND @ Cabinet, Waze g p ggRR _ Would respectfully announce to the cit ‘izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on haud g large and superiorstock of NI weaanp " CABINET WARE, consisting in "p'a‘l‘t o : ‘DRESSING BUREAUS, " e WARD-ROBES TABLES, : SR o : .© STANDS, s - CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, Do i dyin ot s oRARIG, ‘fnxépi;?m%tm ‘Jsxi&ﬂ kept in u | mm&b‘iﬁéﬁ : Sh%p P{tﬁegﬂar atfprtion pald fodhig. ¢ gondigin silt | - UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, . COFFINS A good Hoatsédlisags in readiness. Cavinstreet, Ligon J%w e . :.‘«' - B l'” & jﬁss;‘!‘-..r ‘-;.w“" '« Fag |

A SPLENDID STOCK C’v I | BOOTS & SHOES : A'ETIJ;‘EOLDSTAND OF § s P. SISTBRHEN. mﬁ BEST elf "iv&mginiﬁ EMPLOYRD. We warrant all of t;ur work, and in 4“-‘.; of rip. L eege wevepar: g Free of Charge; Calland Examine our Stock WO"&M @uick Sates mnd Small Frosts e

Loxvox, Gemar Berrarx, axp HARTFORD, coxx,, v.s. ' A > /NN T\ R «,4” R ‘; Have appointed . HIGGINBOTHAM & SON., ) Watchmakers and Jewelers, LIGONIER, INDIANA, Bole Agents for the Bale of their CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECTACLES, Whick have been extensively used in Great Britain ‘and United States, tke past eight years, sud for which they claim the undermentioned ldvmtnges‘ over those in ordinary use, the proof o!‘ wh‘lch_mu_y be seen in their constantly mcrmva‘g business during the past eight years. Ist. Tear from the perfect construction of the lenses, théy assist and preserve tLe sight, renderm'g frequent changes unnecessary. 20d. THar they confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not hitherto enjoyed- by spectacle wearers. ‘ 3rd. Taar the material from which the Len--Bes. are ground is manufactured specially for optic purposes, and is pure, hard and brilliant, and not liable to become scratched. 4th. TaAT the frames in which they are set, whether gold, silver or steel, afe of the finest quality and finish, and guaranteed perfect in every respect. ’ 5 They are the only Spectacles that preserve AS WELL AS ASSIST THE SIGHT. And are cheapest, because the best, always lnsting many years without change being®fecessary. §=¥"~ Ooe of the firm will visit Ligonier, at the Store of their Agents every 6 months, for the parpose of fitting those having difficult sights, when any Hpectacles sold by their Agent” during the interval will be exchanged free oficharge if not r?erlv fitted. F‘ WE EMI’LOR’ 0 PEDLERS. _&3 ct. 13th, 1869, LrrEhAY,

BBTEREOUCOPIC VIEWS, : : ALBUMS, ; , / CHROMOS. E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO, 501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Puvite the attention of the Trade to their extensive assortment of the abeve, of their swn pubiication, manufacturs end importation. We publish sowr Four Thousrsnd subjects of Sterecacopic Views fastediag : : y

Mammeth Cave, } Central Park, Treaton Falle, Great West, Housztenic, Delaware, Instantaneous,

- Hisgurs, Catakills, HNudsea, :Mh Mountaina, Vet Folt,

Our Imported Views embrace a large sesert ineinding the @heicest productions of Wm. nuln:‘o. w. l'n'o‘-'t....m"' and other eminent photographers, consistiag of

Bpain, Tuileries, Bt. Clond, 5 Tris~om, Crystal Palace, | Tyroi, 8

Ireland. Wales, Pompeii, Germany, Austria; Tialy,

Switserland, Rhine, o > a Raogiand, .n.illn-& B

THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE, A sow sad Intensely lnteresting series. Alse, Illuminated apd Transpapent Views, in great variety. We are alse exclusive Agents in America e "'mlllﬂ GLASS VIEAWS,” of which we fu. & splendid rort-nt. Agents for Frith's Series of 8 1-4 x 8 1-3 in. Photographle lews ia Switseriand, the RBhine, England, Scotland, Wales, &e. STEREOSCOPRS.—We maaufaeture very largily, snd bave a large Stock of she bost stples at the lowset rates. X "~ PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.—Our Manafacture of Albums ls well Emeown w-l the country as superior in quality and beauty to all All we sell sve made in our own Pactory. and sur styles are different fom these of sny other maker. Buyers should net fail te sen oW stodll Detore -s;;‘ thelir purchases. S : CHROMOS. ; Theoe beautiful plotures, that cesnet do Gistinguisded from Mo mu Pointings, 8t one tenth their cest, we import largely n: Loenden, Beriin, Viesns and Rome, and suppiy the trade st Bywest retes. E. &H T. ANTHONY & CO, : : 501 Broapway, N. Y., Imperters and Manuf’rs of Photographic Materiala e ——— e ——————

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The Great External Remedy. -7 For Man and Beast. It will Cure Rheumatism. The reputation of this preparation is so 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 and FROSTED FEET, Persons affected with Rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured by using thig wonderful preparaticn: it penetratcs to t!&e nerve and bone immediateiy on being applied, = ON HORSES it willcure SCRATCHESR,, SWEENEY, POLL:EVIL, FISTULA, OLD RUN‘NING SORES, SADDLEE or COLLAR GALILS, | SPRAINED JOINTS, STIFFNESS OF THE STIFLES. &c. It will prevent 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 ¢urative powers, DAVID E. FOUTZ, Sole Proprietor, - : ' BALTIMORE, Mb, Seld by J oseé)h Pearce, Ligonier, Ind.f26 WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

No. s.—Adver. RTR e T R ) ’Q . ,‘.. LAST Let the afflicted read, and learn that a perfect and radical cure js warranted and.guaranteed to all who are affficted. DR. RAPH&L describes the disease wihout any information from the patient. He explains its cause, and §uamntee- its eure ; and what is better still, he will honestly and frankly tell you whether you can be cured or not, which will save your health and life from wrong treatment. He cures private and secret diseases, withont the use of mercury, hindrance from business, or fear of discovery or g:gosnre. His botanic remedies restore manh and vlﬁ or, and make the barren fruitful, and enable the le to get married, with the assurance of having a contenﬁo&i wife and healthy children. ™» 7 . LADIES, whose delicate health take it necessary for them not to have children, use his ‘Preventive. Itnot only prevents an increase of family, butit wﬂ}ﬁ’romote and preserve the health, "becanxe his PREVENTIVE against having children is innocent, safe and sure. It does not interfere with diet or occupation. It operates without sickness or. expeosure. .If Ladies who have suftered from misplaced confidence, consult him before they get married, he will restore their bloom, frexhness and n&gor of youth, and enable them to enter married:life with confidence of health and happiness. - 4 = Consnl‘t’.adon- hours from 10 A. M. tos P. M., at No. 213 EAST MADISON STREET, up stairs. Consnltation fee Two DoLLARS, Interviews confidential, Persons at a distance may communicate confidentially bly letter, if they enclose Two Dollars for a consulitation fee.. Send .four & cent stamps for_his book entitled, ** Guide to Health and Long Life, Wicning the Affections of the Opx)osite Sex, and Important Hints to Business Men.” Address all lettersas followe:. . : L% : Dr. Raphael, Post Office Box = 8'778, Chicago, Nlingls,

_ ~ SECOND WIDTH. ~ CGOOK,COBURN & CO. ! Advertising Agents, Chicago, ﬂ-x:{aomfl pac,r re:‘a;v;'Adw'- : and a for all Ne T, o VERTISE ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN! Harvest being over, wheat being brought to markef in immense quantities, and money being fm. in circulation in the farming community, I desire to call the attention of my customers to the fact that [, $OO, am in need of my vear's earnings, sud thergfore oall uponall to settle 'their aceounts sow. A prompt compliance with this request is earnestly desired. Ligonier, Aug./8.-tf P. SISTERHEN. F P HEAR YEA! All persons indebted to Dr G. W. Carr, on scoounts of several years’ standing, and to -Drs. “Carr & Randall, are requested to make .immediate seftlement. . K - Ligonier, August 18, 1869, b 1,000 New Subseribers wanted R ur s b 1 i Lm’cﬂr&ifbtg{fméuw&caunh by & simi g&nﬁo&y"l‘ﬁ‘d 1 send the receipt free. 1 ) Mra. M. C, LEGGBTT, Hoboken, N. 3,

KEROSENE LIGHTS PERFECTED ! IVES’ : PATENT ; i R B Y Safest! . : 4 - Simplest! . . Besu! We have u.oi a large variety of FIRST-CLASS GAS FIXTURES Adapted for burning Komunq or Gas, with our patent improvemcnts, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hanging, Table and Hand Lamps of all kinds, can be lighted as quickly as Gas, filled and trimmed as safely and neatly; without removing the shade, globe or chims Tamty ok Ploiien S e o o 3&«:«”;'&’2...:m. _ :

JULIUS IVES & Co., .~ REMOVED TO i Nos. 37 Barclay SBt, and 42 Park Lo o Riaee, New Yoik,: ;. PAPER BAGS AND FLOUR SACKS, ' RORERT GAIR, ~(Successor to LAW ‘& MITCHELL) . 5 Manufacturer and Printer of - METROPOLITAN PAPER BAG FACTORY. And Jobbe: of TWINES & PAPER, No. 143 Reade St. between Hudson & Greenwich, NEW YORK CITY, [ Orders by Mail promptly attended to

Cheapest House in the United States! - M. E. MEEKER, 106 NASSAU St., (near Ann Bt.) and 37 ARN St.,, NEW YORK | Mannfa(;tdx;er Qnd Jobber of Frames ofevery description, Chromos, Steel Engravings, Oil Paintings, Lithographs, Phot .Stereoscopes and : Albums, &c. i AT THE LOWEST NETT CASH PRICES. Everybody is invited to call and examineour extensive stock. " Catalogues farnished on spplication. . WM. MAYER, ' : IMPORTER OF ‘ ; FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS, As Alabaster Goods, China Figures, Chessmen, ° Musical Boxes, Cigar Stands, Work Boxes, Ladies’ Companions, Sw‘ié% Houses, . Dressing Cases, &c., &€,, &o. Manufacturer of Z TRAVELING & ILADIES BAGS ; Pocket Books, and Fine Leather Goods 148 FULTON St, NEW YORK. SOMETHING NEW! f Patent Seal-Flat I U 'y MACHINE GUMMED ENVELOPES, Eor Beauty, Utility, and Uniformity, hand gumming does not equal machine work. All prices, sizes, styles, and qualities of envelopes constantly on hand, WARRANTED PERFECT AND FULL COUNT. For sale at all Stationery and Faney Goods Stores. Also, constantly on hand six different varieties of Initial Packages, in price from 25 cents upwards BERLIN & JONES Envelope Co., 134 & 136 William St., New York, Bole Manufacturers of the Patent Seal-Flat Machine Gummed Envelopes. 2

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Can be seen at 508 Broadway, New York. THE COLBY WRINGER is a perfect combination . of simphcity, efficienoy and durability. It contains no unuecessary parts, but every quality that oan be desired ina machine for expressing water from clothes is embraced in this, making it the UNI1: VERSAL FAMILY FAVORITE. ; ; Price Less than any other Wringer. ‘We warrant our rolls to hold better and to last lon ger 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 Galvanizsed Iron Frames are warranted not to rast. Agents and Canvassers Wanted : Everywhere. : - Address or call & SMITH, MORSE & CO., A Broadway, N. Y., Dealers, &ec. Best and theapest Deodorizerin existence. F'or Outhouses, Water-Closets, Stables, &c. Instantly stops bad smells and noxious gases. Proteots horses aud cattle from Rinderpest. Drives vermin from poultry and young plants, Prevents contagion and infection. ‘Cheapest and most convenient carbolic powder in | market. : Meets chief requirements—Metropolitan Board of " Health, First Premium awarded by American Institnte. Circulars, with testimonials, mailed on applica- - tlon. : HOLLINS, KIRKUP & CO, ' ' 12 Dey Bt., New York IMPORTANT ' ANNOUNCEMENT. To Manufacturers and Dealers in Bools, - o Shoes and Leather, =~ - Q- ’ GAHILL'S; FRENCH IMPERIAL BRONZE. INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRADE. It being a new and valuable article for Bronzing every variety of i ' : BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER &c. And most especially adapted 0. LADIES’, MISSES 'AND CHILDREN'S WEAR : Equally applicable to all other articles for whish a - Bronze may be used. : & 'Will Bronze equally well over any 00'0r or surface and last a¢ lonl'g as any Bronze, - ‘ : Trape supplied at $4.00, $7.50 and $12.00 per dos., or trial bottles gent if desired, with any other n%ulroq information, at the regular prioces, vis: 35 ots,i7s cts. m«g;u)o pey bottle. Orders solicited and promptly Hlle Ngm‘MoOALtL'l, Sole Agentfor the U. 8. 19 Spruce 8%. New. York. Retail Delers’ &Shoe Banufroturei’s Supply Store.’

FOUND AT LAST. A Remedy that has eured mox: ; . .. cases ot 2 OOLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, HEMORRHAGE OF THE LUNGS and CONSUMPTION, Por the number of bottles sold, than .hly medicine ever introduced to the publia, Itis ' MeDONALD'S Co‘nxﬁ;und Syrup of Petroleutn_. Matire's Remedy—plassant 1o the taste dad entirs han.nle::’gdéoneliﬁl "ilo'olsum. or its .;p:;-nty - tions~xio mineral or vegetable polaons. . Two thousand bottles sold in Trenton,: N’ J.' dusing the past year. . . i e ‘ PRICE $1 /A BOTTLE—SIX FOR 5. ot | . i GEO ).. MeDO: » pr. Trenton. N. J. ‘ Prinoipal Depot, "J‘ll?rk‘ Row, New York, F. C. ‘WQII: gapslo.. andJ. F. Henry, x;&:, Igzk‘w’fm‘g. West's Improved Pump. !'c'hm’s moat :iﬁpi:.ﬂ&iﬁgg P:wl:rhl, and the Chanpae e Acting Lift and Force Pump, in ‘use: Too well known and recommended, to hee Mu,mm:. Rt wd 2k ’P..“.t longg:d 3 3 g g e v g BELTR St i B Otis’ Patoat Lightning Rods. 1' “QQ 3 ..i—e Bt g .1e,,. _-,j.u,‘g{;-n.,h,.. s ; of worhiseh rtaons’ mmﬁ R Sranst ok ropii S it Sancho Panza Windinill _ Belfßegulating and_ Self-Adjostable Boxes. Empire Corn and Feed Mill,

- ‘ :’ i ¢ Sy i AGENT'S COLUMN! ————— e Agents Wanted TOKNOW that C. F. VENT, Subscription Book Publisher, 35 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0., is offering Better Books and Better Terms than any other publisher in the country: Having had large experience in the busin,eu',l first as an Agent, aud for the last eight years as a publisher, he knows just what books will sait the people, and hence such as will sell. + i He does not take his books second hand from Eastern publishers, and. pay the cost of trans: 2.1, : J portation all the way from tbe East, as do nine-ty-nine hundredths 3f those who ‘sell subscrip tion beoks in the West, but publishes them himself in Cincinnati, where skilled labor sod book material are cheap, so that he can afford to sefl at lower retail prices, and, at the same time; allow Agents'from 5 to 10 per cent. more than they can obtain on other books. = . - Agenta, study your oiwon inferésts, read-the:fol: lowing advertisements, select the book that you think you would like to sell, and send your address for circulars and terms to ‘ i 3 C. F. VENT, as above.

- IWANTED, AGENTS FOR : BIBLE LYRICS Consisting ‘of a Metrical Verification of what may properly be termed the POETRY OF THE BIBLE and of verses constructed -upon ‘topies selected from other portions of the Inspired Word, together with the entire Book of ‘Job inthe form of a Sacred I)rama. SR L This great Work by i ’ FE T Rev.JOHN A, MURRAY Has been in active preparation for over thirty years, and is just now completed. - It has received the cordial endorsement of leading clergymen of all the pricipal religious denominations, and will be found to fill a long recognized hiatus in our Christiaw literature : We will sead to any address a sixteen -page circular giving full partreulars, with copiouséxtracts from the work, and from pnmerous Jetters from competent authority who have exam--ined the manuscript; and, also'a sample of the superb full page’ Photo-Lithograph with which the work will be embellished. ‘lt will be the most richly embellished, the best printed, and the handsomest boand book of the season; and in short, it will mee! every requirement, of a very useful, highly populas and quick selling book. Agents should consult their(hgst interests “and send for a circular. 255 =it i C. F. VENT, Publisher, 38 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Q. P. B.—Agents are now meeting with splendid BBNCCeRR. : ) .el ‘

WANTED-AGENTS FOR ~ Bingley’s History of ; ‘ oo ANIMATED NATURE. - Complete in ohe elegant Super-Royal Octavo Volume of 1200-Pages, with 1200 Ilinstrations;’ exhibiting n a B&¥ies of . delightful Anecdotes and descriptions, the habits and modes of life of the various Beasts, Birds, Fish, Insects; Rep tiles, Molluska, and - Animalcula of the whole world; thus presenting a whole lgbrary of ugeful information in a single volume, in a style so. simple and fascinating as to ‘interest young and old alike. We will send to any one desiring information, with & view to taking ‘an agency, full particulars of the work, and of our New Plan, whereby rapid-sales and large profits are insured. It will surely pay any old agent, orany intelligent person in need of profitable employmens, to write for particulars.- . Address, g L " C.F..VENT, - Cincinnati, Ohio,

AGENTS WANTED ; FOR THE . FRE American Farmer’s . = HORSE BOOK, IN"BOTH THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN By RO BRT STWART, V.B, SSTH THOUSAND, now in press, and the demand continues unabated. Th: work covers the whole ground of the Breeding and Raising, and the treatment of Horses and Mules both in sickness and in heath. Tt has won its own way to popular favor, aud is to-day the most popular and best-gelling book onk gt L At ng time since its first issue, ‘have agenis met with such success as is now crowning their eftorts One agent writes: - “ The Horse Book sells surprisingly well.” Ancther says: ‘* The. more the Hook is used the better it gells.” Another: *‘‘All my books are delivered nod with surprising, success—more than-l ever saw in - the book line befove.”” Another says: It,jF’ the best book of the kind I have ever seen,’” An-_ other: ‘‘l have seen all my subscribers sup: plied and they are well pleased.”” | Another: *‘ Our best horsemen take the book and say it is the best Horse Book in existence.” ' Another’ says: ‘‘lt is most assuredly a Boox to the American Farmer.” "Address,” . ~ .. - . - O BRN : 3 A Ciﬁciqnwvti,v Ohio.- w

QWAN TED==AGENTS FOR & The Lives of the . President & Vice-Presid’t Complete to May 1, 1869, in one elegant 12 mo. Vol. of 427 pages, embellished with the best of steel portraits extant ; and 22 elegant wood cuts’ by Beason J. Lossing. i o wiielie 07 ~ PRICE ONLY - - ONE DOLLAR, §=Exclusive territory and the most liberal terms to agents : Address, C.'F. VENT, . ' " Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED--AGENTS FOR- = Our Family Physician. In both Bnglish and German. . A thoroughly reliable guide to the detection and. treatment of all discases that can be either checked: in their ‘sareer, or treated entirely by an intelligent person, without the 'aid of a physioian ; especially .such as require prompt and energetic measures and those peculiar in this country, embracing the Allopathic, Homeopathic, Hydropathic Ee.lectic and Herbal.modes of treatment. | = . An octavo volume of 542 closely printed pages =Price, BRAMY . - sl L ~This book, like all of our publications, is sold ouly by subscription, and the = - Unparalleled Success of Agents Already in the field, is a sure guarantee of its great popularity and-great salability, and hence -0t the sucoess of bthers who may eugage in its 'sale. No better or more salable book has ever ‘een offered. - One agent lias reported 530 subseribers in five weeks and two deys One ireRorta 137, and another 139 for one week.... Apother reports 249 for two_weeks. One o gent hag. ;w-zfmmammwmmm O i 8 work of great practical value,and. is emUAMIGaIY i book i i I heek e, T Phatvere o RvaNE . Subscription Book Publisher, . oL e W Rourth St B 4 0 U GINGINNATLO,

{THE PL i 7Lt ‘B - tetm-ns thanks to his friends and the rub - ‘li¢ génerally for the liberalshare of patron. -age received at their bands, and trusts, by prompt -attention. to business, to merit continuance of the same. . _ - Ism making new additions to my stock evéry week, of Tamp L tDrugs, Medicines, , - PAINTS, OIS, ‘Varnish: Dve-stuffs Perfumery, Gosmetics, Books & ‘Stationery : - ! ;;; : "POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, * ~GOULDENS PATENT SOLUTION FOR g ; £ PAINTING. i | A { EE;’ A ; ~ Alarge stock of t' R . : 5 DXY GOODS, Wall-Paper, t VWINDOW BLINDS AND HOLDERS. bt : : L e s - &roceries ' OF EVERY DESCRIPIION, : . (ol - ‘Elsh and Salt. A at Retail and by the barrel. i E ROCHESTER FLOUR i;‘kept ‘constantly on hand, all of whicJ, -wil' be sold as cheap as can be affordeq inhis-market. i o &e. go. de. de. de. g - Afine variety of ‘other articles ixu; notions too numerous to mention, allof which - will be sold Lenroa S : 4 % T Ly AT LIVING PR 1 &, We invite Inspection of curstock, confident of giving lsntisﬁv tion both in quality and price, . All kinds of country produce taken in. ~exchange for goods. = - ' ‘Remembe: ‘he Place : ‘ JO: LPH PEARCR. _Ligonier, May 3rd, 1806 i

. NEW < e QUARTERS! NEW'STOCK of BOOTS & SHOES. The subscriber would respectfully in‘form the Ladies and Gentlenten of Ligo-. nier and -vicinity that he still continues in'the Boot and Shoe business, at his old stand, -on the East side of Cavin street, opposite the Post - office, where can be found the following 'with many other articles: o This advertisement now will show - The Ligonier people where to Eo ¥ For Boots and Shoes of every kind, '~ To suit the most fastidious mind, For those who bow at Fashion’s shrine, * - Please call at Bill’s he does design ) : To keep what cannot fail to suit : " Thelatest styles of Shoe or Boot; - If Ladies wish for Slipsers neat To.guit their minds and fit their feet, ' - Of Gaiters of the latest fashion . - - 'When dressed to'make a.splendid dash-in, .. :Or Bootees, Shoes or ought to wear, Then call at Bill’s for they are there, . Of every size and vag'oui hue ? ‘ “Mado at tho'Bant 300 YW ESIWRIG LOU, i : ‘We'algo have an ﬁn&lish A 0 7 w 0 - For walking which the fairshonld buy < " Forsake (I:ghealth and comfort'too, e .~ Then call and buy our kid-skin shoe. : > Now farmers you will -Ylease tocall . - “-At Bill’s, his stock will please {;;ml. St <+ His stock is good andcan’the heat ... . - i ' By any house on any streets o A better boot cannot be made ¢ Y Than those we keep for country trade Wi - Our thick broaan‘s ‘are also stout, % -The{ll wear’till they are-all worn out " -Butif you want a finer shoe, : : : %%g caﬁ at Bill’'s he'll mﬁni;ﬂkli;m I calf, marrgceo, or wit] s | With kinds the Dest that will notrip * “~Young Misses, too; we fon 00k S Comeglet us péatggffy your feztgr i b : + With gaiters,glippers or hootees " /- Of any kind that gon msg lilease. “» - We also-have for babes that creep - ~©.* - Alittle shoe that’s very.sheap; - - -7Tis pliable and also neat, " - gnd will grotect_ their little feet, .. . .. . " Shoemakers hero canbamp‘?ﬂé& R * With articles of variouskinds, . /. <. - With tacks, and thread, and awls, and last’e - > With knives and bristles, pegs and rasps, 3 Come onre, come all, give us a try : -And we are gure that you will buy.

Also work done to order on the shox est notice and by superior workmen. Re pairing done at all times. ' Don’t forget the place, opposite the Post office. ' Rk i S R R S RN

JONMN WEIR & CO’S . . ; 0 HARDWARE STORE. - ‘Theundersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Llgonier and vicinity, that they are daily receiving sup~ plies to theirstock of goods consisting of ageneral assertment of L Shelf Hardware, < ~ Cutlery; Cofin Trimmings; . . Stoves, Tm-ware ' ' RGO e ' atkindsof, . .., ; BUILDIRG,,MATERIAL,.’ doi and everythingin the line of Mechanicql and Agricultural Tools. - - We keep 'the”‘hé_ltbr'qtgd .:"Soptk" ,Fend Plows and Drills, Hitcli®ook’s ‘Grath ' Craa dle and the Beardstey : Grass Seythe; The sthpv‘;ka and ¢L§pi§§;t,.:4 ¢a ;: Lippinoott’s Crossscut, Drag" mﬁ? apd the world re M? th Koth i@”ﬁ‘t’" . {We are Agentsifor the ' 'Cham; ;"w-i;‘a-pers, Mowers, and | Cidey . Mills-also the Baill. Reaper.and Mower, o Anomre o el - 7TE Pl st eyt x*'v'-\“‘ Tin Shop. £l it vl eoiirentis | aeuns e wa employ none bill the ‘Ses of workime: and ute the best of ‘material. “‘Eave troughing and Repaiving ‘dowe o bhort notizeand.on reasonable terms.: . ey 04 Iron, Brass, 'y Bags, &0, 40 ‘kén in exchanpe fo 1¥ goods and }’;’,. iy o custonierd-we Fotuii Sur Wisers -thanks. for their ?nhm.hﬁd hope to. merit & continnance of the same ‘hépizﬁﬂgkiih‘; tﬁg dealing }ogﬁ m A% ABO a 0 ol s oifteg o ars opposite Helmer Houss, East side s, 8