The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 18, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 August 1870 — Page 3

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. Agents for the Banner. * The following niamed persons are authorized to réceive subscriptions for the BANNER: ? Goshen and yieinity—John Rohrig. ‘ Albion and vicinity—Jackson D. Black. ~ Avilla and vicinity—Baum, Walter & Co. Wolf Lake and vicinity—Samuel Beall. Kendallville—T. L. Graves, and C. W. Isbell.

; ‘. Onr Absence, L - “As.wag stated in our last week's paper, the editor ‘leaves teday for the southern pirt of the State, to enter upon the political canvass of the State. He will be absent until the 10th or 11th of September. e i . Publiec Speaking.

L Gen. Milo 8. Hascall, the independent republicant candidate for Congress; will address the people cf Ligonier and vicinity, in Kaon’s Hall, on the evening of Monday, Sepfember 12th. A cordial in--vitation is extended to al! who are in fa\vor of retrenchment and reform, to come anl:"give his views on the curf v:.r :'gt‘,'th'gfday. gL - —'The south-western portion of Noble county is ablaze | with~ enthusiasm over the nomination of James C. Stewart for ¢ounty Auditor. He will receive a tre mendous majority in that section. - -—Farmers are slow about bringing their young fowls to this market, although they are selling at big figures. We are - awful hungry ” for a few birds of that ‘description. , :

—Everybody admires the neat colored posters for the Fair, printed at this office. It is dedly the'mneatest poster ever r’m county. % {=—Ouf principal typo is in ecstacy over ¢he| arrival, on last Monday, ofa very youthful disciple of Faust. Weight, six pounds, = e —~Wéhad the pleastire of greeting ‘in our sanctum, last Monday, the gemal .countenaace of our esteemed friend, 8. E. ‘Alyord, Esq., of Albion. Sam. is a clearheaded lawyer, a most graceful writer, and a forcible "speaker. He promises to deliver several speeches during the pres ent campaign. : .. —Andy Ellison was szen walking to and fro'in the courthouse yard at Albion, on Saturday, something after the fashion of a bull that had accidentally got in close proximity to a hornets’ nest. —Hunters in this vicinity are disgust@,.ﬁvi"t'h prairie ehickens, for not abounding more abundantly. |

—On last Friday we had the pleasure of a call from Mr. Hossler, of the Warsaw Indianian. e

-—We were treated with a serenade on last Monday evening, by some musicians, who did justice to some melodious waltzes ang other music, * Call again, gents. , —Those in need of fine calf or kip boots will do well to examine the new stock of leather just received by George Braden.. He can put them up to suit you.

—Tolerton Bro’s. Pain Annihilator cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c. Warranted by C. Eldred, Ligonier. = 18-tf !~ Pamn_ Annihilator is' warranted to ctire Quinsy and Croyp. For sale at C. Eldred’s. . By e ABLtf

—Onr Band has been somewhat neglected since the illuess of Mr., Herbst.— As be is now convalescenit we may soon look for more regular practice by the members. : s

—Use Pain Annihilator ; it is X 1. ent. For sale at Eldted*;s.' ; 18-tf.

—The medical profession in the coun ties of. Noble, LaGrange, DeKalb and Steuben‘will bear in mind that the next meeting of the North-Eastern Indiana Medical Society will be held at Waterloo on Tuesday, September 6tk. —For Earache and Headache, Pain Annihilator can’t be beat. Call at Eldred’s Drug Bl};ore and obtain a bottle. . 18-tf.

- DHAT is a most sensible remark of the Laporte Herald when, in speaking of the consolidation of the two Kendallville paers; it remarks: “There can be no greater nuisance than two newspapers of the - same politics, in a town likeé Kendallville —such folly is the curse and reproach of country jourmalism. The business there bught to, and will support one Re: publican establishment, and make it profitable to the owwer, and strength to

eI e T Bl cho ey Work on the new - bridge, to be con- - struced over thé Elkhart river north of * town, on the site of the old ‘upper’ bridge, /'ghich wass Temaved some: two, months WhoiurB from Toledo, are men ofien: by and will, o dotibt, gnon felieve the “traveling public in.general, and the citizens of Ligonier and vicinity in particular, of the great inconvenience;experi

enced at present for thie want of & bridge

at that point. / PRSI e - W \. OfD SimrrLEßs’ PicNic.~The old settlers of F't. Wayne and vicinity will hold a picnic near'that city, on Saturday, Sep- ~ tember 10th. An address will de delivered by Hon. J. W. Dawson, and speeches - will be made by othker noted individuals. The invitations are not limited, and the piongers of Old Allen will be pleased to meet any of their neighbors on that occasion, |

ForemosT among our .business men stands thé populat firm of Moore & Tharp, at the Empire Drug - Store. Close atten.tion to businegs, fair dealing, snd the . keeping of a zeguiar supply of the best goods has added much to their: m?:ﬁon ag merchents. They have now @ larger ﬁdgbgtﬁer m:Mn"%ér, and afe more ~ 16 to Gl on lower tetms. | | 1130 180 i Pyt 1y e );f;.. LuorovLp Sarwrs had the kind-. ~aquantity of delicious grapes grown in his extensive vineyard near towu, for which we. desite. o tondet him our grateful ac“./Ro My, Wolthelser:weare under obligaton o lika fevons feuiaslis Lo gt rr PRe s rrtere b i i ' Goymr.~We acknowledge tio receipt . of Glodey’s Lady's Book for Septeraber. DD xoll b - - Beoaoid (R “ l , - #'t # *’f 72‘\ o, e sE Tt ity Cullogiigan - 370 oo e oo ARORMITAVY | i R R iee g T RT P RS B I e N

" CoRrPORATION TAxES,—At the regular. meeting of the Town Couneil; on August 26th, the Clerk presented the tax duplieate of the town of Ligonier for this yeas, based upon a levy of 30 cents on every $lOO valuation of taxable property, and 25 cents poll tax. . ! '

The amount of tax levied i5....51,136.41 P011.tax.w..,..‘......‘,......% 63.50 O e 81,180.01 The amount of delinquent tax transferred to the duplicate of 189048 .. .. v 00, i 105794 Penalty and interest... ... .. {’, 105.79 . Total delinquent tax. .. ...$1,163.78 Total amount of tax on the daplicate and now due.......... 52,363.64 A warrant was issued to the Marshal, commanding him to collect the tax of 1870, together with all the delinquencies, within ninety days, and to pay the same to the Treastrer. From the above statement it will be seen that many of our citizens have not paid theiy corporation tax for jeeo and former years. Whether it is from negleet of the Marshal or oth erwise, we know not, bat ‘hope that in the future he may exercise due diligence in collecting, and ev#y citizen of Ligos nier will pay their taxes promptly and cheerfully, 'The levy this year is only 30 cents on -every $lOO, and it would seem like disloyalty to refuse to pay so small a tax for what we aro all immediately interested. We hope our Clerk will be able to give us a more commendable statement on this matter in the tuture. - e — . Tae CouNty FAIR. — The people of this county should not forget the near approach ‘of the time for holding the annual county fair, The managers are busilyat work perfecting the necessary arrangements, and will spare no labor to make every provision for the comfort and conveniencé of exhibitors and visitors.— Meanwhile, our farmers, mechanics, and citizens generally, should be at work preparing their articles for exhibition. — Stock of all kinds, machinery, products of the farm and dairy, domestic manufactures, fancy articles, etc., should be got ready.. There must be a division of the labor between the officers and the people, if we would have a fair that will be attractive and remunerative, and at the same time be an index to the growth and prosperity of the county. ——— | TaEk Circus.—lt is unnecessary for us to call attention to the advertisement of the great European Circus, to be found in another column. The Deiroit papers speak in terms of very high praise of the performances of this Company, and the strict. manner in which its busingss'is conducted This is the first visit of this troupe to this section in eight years, its time heretofore being exclusively occupied in giving exhibitions in the East.—/ There are connected with this mammoth institution 125 people and 145 Borses, — They pride themselves particularly on their street parade, giving an open exhibition that is worth going miles to see..— Two performances will be given in this place, on Monday, Sept. 12th, at 214 and 8 o'clock p. M., and also at Kendallville on the following Tuesday, at the same hours. -+ S !

'~ MR. L, ScHLoss has now got fairly settled down to business in his new commodious brick building. The front portion is occupied as a grocery and provision store, in which he keeps a general assortment of sugars, teas, coffees, spices, candies, fruits, etc., fresh from the eastern market. He has gone to considerable expense ‘and trouble in fitting up this room, as well as in partitioning off a handsome bar in the back portion, At the bar may be found a large variety of choice wines and liquors, while the brands of cigars kept on hand are always of the best. The room looks remarkably neat, and invites the attention of the public, ;

. T European war excitement is still intense. Nancy has been well fortified by the Germans, and there is danger of the French army becoming demoralized, owing to thescarcity of supplies ; all because Wm @mw, at Kendallville, 'didn’t bive the job of furnishing them with groceries and provisions. Bill has the biggest, and best grocery in that town, and sells CHeaper than the chegpest. Take your produce there. i

Trg State election thié fall comes on the 11th of October, and asto which party will succeed there is much conflict of authority, but there seems to'bé no dis puting the fact that the best place to buy groceries is at the gld_ggliable storg; of George C. Glatte, on ﬁ_ n stref‘e’.t,f%ndallville. He hasan jmmense stock of good gioceries, chieap fof cash, br in’ exchange for produce, Give him a call.

ESPECIAL attention is directed to J. ~Deleker’s elegant stock of China, Queensware and Glassware—the largest, best and -cheapest ever offered tgg‘be people of Ligonier and vicinity. Call in snd examine for yourselves. ; e 5 Y ]| Upward of Forty Thousand bottles of Nature’s Hair Restorative were sold from Jan, 18t fo June Ist, which fact tells its own story. It's so clean, and looks so nice that the ladies are all delighted with it. See advertisement. —————ei)- - o C—— Dr. Gants inserts artificial teeth at lower rates, for cash, than any other dentist in Northern Indiana. | ‘ —_— - ~ Dn. GANTS is now prepared to insert artificial teeth in a supgvior-mannér. T e O Witk | A NEW. stock .of .boots.and..shoes just unpacked at Shinke’s,.and. which. will be #mme most reaganal 4 i Gall *(K BitP% heart is lfke aromntbis=-Fhere 7 'TheNegroes inKentucky. - The Deémocratic’ majority in Kentuck il exceed 6§ Wogomal , The l;tadi"cals hﬂ"mﬁlﬁ Bgle county in ‘the State. WMY 4§'f'ﬁs-: with the aid of the independen Mth the acquisition of the fegro vate—with a : organization . arrayed against s Party whoot strengtl' bas et meol ‘%%;M. o, | Moy ot v able to ac e nothgng i 5. -.Em *h%hx:lop%df- mees of 8’ new Jbope to inspire them. They bad a bodv of telkeers ifi every neighborhood ta m@» They encountered a di. vided and wndriled: antagonisk, The re sult isan overwhelming victory for. sha “IDemc . e QG grr g y;_.’;&:g_-» . “Thie Radicals will wiéver,bati ¥ Hetter G PR, st ‘i"‘"v i 2 T ] _»*,11..“[. P oot i s T Louienly SorN e et e

w . Township Coucuses. ... . . We would reepéictfulggsugg’t to w lieﬂ“ihéiofﬁé% sveral’ townsßips that, under the new election law, the offices of Trustee, Assessor, . Constable, and Justice of the Peaceare to be filled at the general election on the second Tuesday of October. In order that candidates may be placed in nomination in due season, and to guard against any and all tnisundeh‘} standings, we would suggest that township cancuses be convened at the earliest‘ practicable moment, and candidates nominated for these positions. The names of candidates for township offices should be’] printed on the ticket containing candidates for State, District, and County offices, and in ordér to have that“done, an early compliance with the above suggestion is essential. ; : el &W— e g % 1 $25.00 Reward. b

It baving come to our knowledge that inferior grades of Satinet, Jeans, Flannels, &c., are disposed of under the pretence of being our manufacture, we, on and after this date, offer the above reward to any person, who can furnish ue satisfactory evidence of the deceptinn. We still continue to manufgcture our renowned Satinets, Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, &c., of the best material, and have given Sol. Mier - exclusive control in the Ligonier: ‘market, where our patrons can constantly find a complete assortment at factory prices.. e GEISENDORFF & Co. Rome City, June 20th, 1870.* ———— O i Akerman on Georgina. ; Mr. Attorney General Akerman has delivered a written opinion upon the political situation in Georgia, which we venture to say is unrivaled in the productions of the department over which he presides. . ' ‘ i The point at- which Akerman would seem to be driving is to determine wheth.! eor there ought to be an election in Geor-' gia this fall. In the first two columns of his wordy harangue he argues stoutly that the Constitution and laws of the United : States, and she. Constitution and laws of Georgia; explicitly Trequire that such an election should :be held. In the next half columti Tie goes on to prove that these documents leave the matter very much in doubt. Anudiin the final balf column he gives the Democrats distiactly to understand that if the Republicans should not only refuse to hold an election, but should even passa law extending |the’ term of the present Republican Legisla- | ture two years more, and two years longer than was originally contemplated by anybody, then the Democrats might regard themselves served just 'right; for they acted very scandalously in turning the negroes out 'of the Legislature, and in carrying the State against General Grant at the Presidential election. !

~ Having got the matter into this muddle, our model Attorney General then falls back upon' his first -position, and insists that there ought to be an election this very autumn; and he winds up by recommending that onec be.held late in Db/ 14, : ‘Shedld- so great a calamity happen to Grant’s administration as the resignation or death of Akerman, there is but one man who could fill his place—of course, we mean Jack Bunsby.—New ¥ork Sun.

Jeﬂ'erson‘ll)avls’ Hope in the Future. Jeff. Davis ‘paid a visit Tast week to Lookout Mountain, his first visit since, as President of the Confederacy, he went up with Bragg to look at Gen. Rosecrans’ army on the plain below. On returning to Chattanooga he was serenaded. When he appeared he was introduced as “ Hon. Jefferson Davis,” and spoke as. follows:

My friends, it affects me/from the bottom of my heart to receive this demonstration of your kindly feeling toward me. I had retired in a double sense, for the night and’ from public life.” Tn view of the past, no man can blame me for my deter mination to let those who have power dictate how thecountry shall be governed. But, standing here to-night upon the sa cred soil of Ténnessee, I will say to you that I wish you all the prosperity that is possible. Looking back upon the past and forward to the future, I can see noth ing that should taigt your homor. It is not the part'of brave men ta brood over the sorrows of the past, but rather to look forward with bright hopes for the future, You have as brave.and high minded a people as can be found, and as noble women as live on earth, and I wish you all the happiness and prosperity that jis in human life‘t? enjoy. Again I thank you for this marifestation of vour kindness.

| o Xhe Ontlogk,, .. ~ ' I taking a fook-at4he" political situa‘tion, the Boston. Post says it is glad to find & bappier spirit of accord diawing {Demoerats and | Conservatives North and ‘Bouth’ 'together, in’ & ‘determined stand against the comn:on radical enemy, and thus concludes its article: { .. ‘“The outlook 13 highly encouraging.— The country can be rescued if patriots will rise and combine for that single end. Having secured control of Congress, the rest is comparatively easy. If the South proceeds in the spirit above indicated, the reform spirit of the North will receive a new and powerful accession of influence, which will certainly sweep the last vestige of & corrupt legislative tyraumy away. The democratic party is the only one with which rests the hope of carrying out the great reform purposes of the country, and the impressive and' timely appeal of its chosen leaders deserves the cheering response with which it has ‘been promptly greeted by the South and the whole country.” Fall Elections and When They Oceur, The following is a list of the fall elections, and the date on which they occur : crmont ................Beptember B Maine...................5eptember 12 SIONR .(. ... o - DolGher. 8 ‘Mi55i55ippi..................0ct0ber 8 dndigoa. ... ... ... .... ... Octobbrit dowa . ... .. .o, Octoberil Omioi ..l s s Optober 11 Pennsylvania............... October 11 West Virginia..............0ct0ber 27

%umm.”;;‘. e s November, 1 1Min0i5...... ... ... .. 'November 1 Kan5a5...................N0vember 1 Louisiana . . ... ...u....n .. November 1 Minne50ta................N0vember 1 ] g d%. ¥y . SFN e 1 St (2 50 NaR ) South Carolina............ November 7 Mary1and................N0vember 8 Massacliuselits. ... 7. .. i.". .4. Novelber” 8 Michigan.................N0vember 8 New Jersey.. .. ues . o Wit 8 Wisconsin. . "‘Qa .fgovem ) fﬁ 8 . WANTED — One thousand bushels of Plax Seed;fof) which;:we: will: pay:the highest market price. ' " 16t3 - STRAUN' & MBAGHER ELELNemox 2 pamora oW e late firm.of. Parker. & Gerber are fnr%n:}iy qequegst;fi‘ to ca;;eat E. l?»f Gerber's Hardwa re, and'get #@ t. "‘l?g‘dﬁijé’i‘,?ugl‘ii,%’?a, =’& : HI XD IrE e S s | - Examine Canfield ry’s Ladies and Ml&& WM@asing.—. _This ses lat les A o j‘;‘« l S Wil ,':. ’: . Canfield and Emery swill sell you bet- } terw:de Boots v,mdi Shoes br“l:; money ] n i _ m? 0. wJXMa ism frae, < ° ? TSN Sansay _ 4 d INEY r:'i",‘ﬂ'i?': "{;»."Oﬁ,f‘}'i %

wI,IGONIER MARKET REPORT. - Wheat—-whlte;.,.%m Com,W 65 Wheat—Red,..... 15 |BeesWax,....... 30 ggt.5....'.......u.'.. 633 Imm, i’é Wodl. 00l o't 8 |Baasy =+ 38 KENDALLVILLE MARKET. (Corrected Weekly by Jacobs & Keller.) Wheat—white, ... 120 |C ... W Wheat—red...... 110 |BeesWax, .. /.. 30 g:tt:,............. gg I?‘uw, 23 %jzzxm...:‘:::::ss'é?i.%};::::::: g

‘ - DIBD: | AAAP S i oStg Sy T Tharsday, July 25th, in Ligonier, Little EVA daughter of EDwARD and mﬁm D'Avm, aged 1 year and 8 months, - Welaid our little Eva in the grave—i Sweet blossomof aday! Pop ' 7We just began to know how dear her worth, - When she was called away. b HOWARD SANITARY AID ASS'N. For the relief and care of the %ﬂd unfortune ate, on principles of Christian anthropy. Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the Follies of Age,in relation to Marriage and social evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Forwarded free in sealed envelgﬂes. Address, HowARD ASSOGIA~ 110 N, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. * June 16y Keep the blood %m and avoid fevers by using a bottle of Poland’s Humor Doctor, the great system renewer, sold by Moore & 'l‘Mrgn ; Do not wait for a cough or ki g disease to go as itcame, but get Poland’s White Pine Compound to cure at'once. | ‘. ¢ —Fellow’s Worm Loz:ﬁee is the only reme%y in existence combining h: ess qualities with delicious taste and amazing power. Sold b{ Moore & Tharp, : 14{ st-alt —All cases of debility peculiar to females will find a sovereign remedy in Doctor Swett’s Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold-by Moore & Tharp:

ACKNOWLEDGED SUPERIORITY OF ROBAOK’S Brrreßs. There far-tamed Bitters are by all admitted to be in their purity as a stimulant, their efficacy asa medicine, and strengthening properties as a to;uls, superior to any other kntﬁm compound, The government acknowledg this in iesuin‘g them to the anng, and fathers acknowledge this in using them in their families. - Pk Roback’s Bitters are known throughout the civ~ ilized world; and as mez are vﬁmwlnz in{ public es‘timation continually, they will soon be the one great ‘universal remedy, supplanting all .similar preparations everywhere, 4 ! i ! WHY SUFFER = - With pains in the back and loins, with irritable bladder and the annoyance it causes; with neuralgiajand rheumatism, with dumb agne and its discomfort, and with headache, when they can be cured by the use of WavNe's DIURETIO AND ALTERATIVE ExXTRAOCT, ot e Notice to a Non-Resident. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss.: In the - Circuit Court of Noble county, in the State of Indiana. October term, A.p. 1870. 'l Thomas Brown vs. Ezekial McClurg, Rosa r Clurg, et. al. Be it known, that heretofore the above named plaintiff, by his attorneés, ﬂle% in the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, complaint against said defendants in the above-entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a cbmgetent person that said defendants, Ezekial McClurg, and Rosa McClurg are not residents of the State of Indiana. C - Said defendants are, therefore, hereby notified ‘of the filing and Eendenc’y of said complaint against them, and that unless they appearandanswer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the second day of the next term of said Court, to be begun and held at;thé Conrt House in the town of Albion, on the 4th Monday in October, 1870, said complaint, and the matters and things therein :contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in their absence. Wx. C. WILLIAMS, Clerk. Best & Knisely, Att’ys for Pl'ff. - August 31, 1870 -p.f:sB .40 ;

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A great political contest is at hand. The people are About to ‘make another :Jeﬁort to liberate ‘themserlyes from the ‘yoke of radical opp'ressi_oﬁ. The authors of the 156th Amendment frand a‘_.i'e'jto be rebuked. A financial éystém under ;’vl_#iCh tile people pay compound interest on the }curi'ency, is to be ’Ji'emodeled; A ‘_s‘ys't_ém of taxation by Whiéh the dééd.‘éapit;alvof the coﬁntty isﬁiexemp‘ted’,' and the revenues aré raised from labor and acfive capital, is to be abolished. The ’dQnat,ibfi; of : thepubhc domain _i;d,riiﬁi‘éad }fl}'iOnépoblies is to be made to ceaée; The 17ightofﬁs'uﬁra‘ge‘ is to be extended to the alf million disfranchised Whii{{G men of the Soﬁth, and ~§3ll:§_3:-I;3‘storatib.ll (ﬁf the Unipn to{ be accomplished in fact as well a:s; in name. ~ For the furtherance ofs these lifeprinciples, THEN ATIONAL an will be &oang an earnest adirof:ate. | e ,thqusa;ld Aovenbueb .

él‘s ate wanted. Democrats; of Indiagla! ;i’lace a copy of ‘the; Baswen inthe’ hands of your Repubhcan neighbor ami add *another voter to the ,Demacrqticvrénks.‘ ‘Send );our ordgré to Bl e 32 e Ligonier, Td.

; @ * - Advertising. 1 £ £ 5 L g 4 A'Book of 125 closely printed lately issued, %mnl&tof& {eat Ammﬂmﬁﬁfgﬁ ums, giving names, circulations, rmmung:ommfme lead.inglhnylnr*'qeeh y Political and F y Newwen. together with all those um%e circulations, published in the interest of on, Agriculture, Literature, &c., &. Every Advertiser, mdemmon who contemplates becoming such, will book of great valne.. Mailed free to m‘maddnuoa recei of fifteen cents. GB&:.BO & €O., Publlshen.Pliio. 40 Park , New York, 3 The Pittsburg &Pg.) Leader, in its issue of May 29, 1870, says: * The firm of G. P. Rowell & Co., which issues this interesting and valuable book, i the luﬁest and best Advertising Agencyin the United Stateés, and we can cheer%ully recommend it to theattention of those who desire to advertise their business selentm«ll{ and systematieally in such a way: thatis, so to:secure the largest amount of publicity for the least expendi- ‘ ture of money.” . - ‘ : . - Patents, Patents. J Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent are advised to counsel with Mun~ & Co., editors of the Scientifle American, who have prosccuted claims before the Patent Office for over 20 years. Their American and European Patent l%mcy is the most extensive in the world. Charges less than any other reliable nﬁncy. A pamphlet containing fall | instructions to inventors is sent gratis. MUNN & CO., 37 Park Row, New York. ADDRESS EDSON BRO’S INVEN{FORSPatent Agents, 459 Ninth str., Washington ;D. C., for advice, terms and references. / A VOID QUACKS.--A victim of early indiscretion nqinr nervous debility, premature decay, &c. having tried in vain every advertised remed{, has discovercd a simple means of self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-sufferers. Address T. H. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau str., New York. a 20 b 18, :BI(“1 ‘Wanted, 506 Good Salesmen,lool cal or traveling. Address with MONEY’ etamﬁ(samples worth $1 for 25¢ ? *') G.E.KALB & CO,Rushville, O.

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Contains no LAC SULPHUR — No SBUGAR ot LEAD—No LITHARAGE—No NITRATE of SILVER, and is entirely free from the poisonous and Health-destroying Drugs used in other Hair Preparations. : Transparent and clear as crystal, it will not soil the finest fabric—perfectly SAFE, CLEAN and EFFI‘&ENT-—desidemtums LONG SOU'T FOR AND FOUND AT LAST! 4 It restores and prevents the Hair from becoming Gray, imparts a soft, glossy appearance, re: moves Dandruff, is cool and refreshing to the head, ‘checks the Hair from falling off, and restores it to a great extent when prematurely lost, prevents Headaches, cures all Humors, cutane ous eruptions, and unnatural Heat. As a Dressing FOR THE HAIR IT 1S THE BEST ARTI'Cl.i} IN THE MARKET. - DR. G. SMITH, Patentee, Groton Junetion, Mass. Preparéd only by PROCTOR BROTHERS, Gloucester, Mass. The genuine is put up in a pannel bottle, with the name of the article blown in the glass. Ask your Druggist for Nature’s Hair Restorative, and take noother. 17y WANTED AGENTS —To sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price, $25. It makes the Lock Stitch, (alike on both sides) and is the only licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine sold for less than $6O. Licensed by Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, and Singer & Co. All other under-feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than' §6O are infringements, and the seller and user are liable to prosecution, Address JOUNSON, CLARK & Co., Boston, Mass., Pit.tslburg. Pa., Chicago, 111., or St. Louis, Mo. otl3 : .

WANTED, AGENTS. — To sell the ocm-\ GON SEWING MACHINE. Itislicensed, makes the Elastic Loock Stitch, and is warranted for 5 years: Price $l5. All other machines with an under-feed sold for $l5 or less are infrixhrlgements. Address' OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE CO., St. Louis, Mo., Chicago, lil., Pittsburg, Pa., or Boston, Mass. 10t13. . * $lO'A DAY —business entirely new and honorable. Liberal inducements. Descriptive circulars free. Address J. C. Raxp & Co., Biddeford, Maine. | 10m3 AGENTS WANTED—(SIO PER DAY)—by' the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., BosTON, Massi, or St. Lours, Mo ‘ 10m3 "1 " Notice of Imnsolvency. " | Notice is hereby given that the estate of Wallace D. Keeler has been declared insolvent by the Court of Common Pleas, and will be settled accordingly. JAMES C. STEWART, August 24, 1870.-17t3 Administrator. Appointment of Executor. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last will of James Mc)fann. late of Noble county, deceased. Said estate is su dmsed tu be solvént. JP HN MORROW, Executor. August 24, 1870.-17t3 e ; NOVELTY?” OROIDE GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN, These pens equal, and guaranteed two years to do the same service as the best gold pen.— Samples sent, post paid 25 cents per dozen. Patent Eraser, Pen ll’]older, Pencil Sharpener, Letter Opener, etc., combined price 25 cents. Patent Corn Husker, 50 cents.” Agents can make from $8 to $l5 per day. Send for circulars and samples, to JAMES GERARD & CO., 16m3 P. 0. Box 3391, 85 Nassau St., N. Y. BL e e i

: NOTICE. ‘ Zo all whom it may concern: The *‘ Bolomon’s Creek Ditching and Draininﬁ Asgociation,”’ organized under an act of the Legislature of Indianu approved May 23, 1869, hereby gives notice that gl’:e Appraisers appointed by the Court, to examine the lands of said Company and other ersons, situated partly in Benton township, Elkhort county, partly in Perry and %parh townships, Noble county, and partly in Tartle Creek township, Kosciusko county,and to assess the benefits and injuries thereto, which they mag receive and sustain by the construction by sai Comlpany of ditches, drains, etc., as provided by law—will meet at the house of Isaac Kitson, in Beuton townshi‘p, Elkhart county, on Monday, the 12th day of September next.— The examinations commence with lands on section 28, in Benton:township, Elkbart county, and proceeding: thence to the lands lying in Turkey Creek township, Kosciusko county, and gerry and Sparta townships, Noble county, Iniana. - : 1 ; JAMES McCONNELL, Pres. H. G. ZriunerMaAN, Sec. : i | Ligonier, August 17, 1870.-16t3 ' A NEW MOVEMENT! Solomon in new Quarters! - Tar subscriber would respectfully announce ‘that he has just moved into the building formerly occo:gied by 8. Mier & Co , purchased a large stock o P , GROCERIS; &c., 4 and is now prepared to supply every deman in his line at rntgs fully a.snl‘:)w as any other es tablishment in town. ' Refreshments at all hours. Mt « SOL. ACKERMAN. Ligonier, Sept. 15th, 1869. - : ‘

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‘Mirs, Allen’s Hair Restore: Will Restore Gray Hair to its Natura Life, Color and ﬁza uty. It is a mos delightful Hair Dressing. It will ﬁro _mote luxuriant egrowth ' Falling Hai is immediately checked. The Young and all those whose Hair ha not ‘yet fumedngg“ywrWhito, will prefei Mrs. Allen™ Zylobalsamum It is an exqnisite Toilet Treasure, clear ams transpirent, without sediment. It bun.gﬂo and refreshes the hair, and asa sign&la-‘ ai Drusging, it ‘has no equal. = All Mothers an advis:d {o n:o it, and uut_hlg'g else, on thei Children’s Ilair; i:3 good effects in after lif are plainly Jdis ‘ern.ble. ' Evergbody shouls 183 ¢l3 ut those Ymmratio‘u,;both not re quireion Sald by af) Drogegists..

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: o WeCall 7,05 the attention of the citizens of J Ligonier & vicinity : : - ito our fine and’ : : ' elegant stock : of Ready- , i 3 - madeeloi thing 1 | o ‘for Men 3 : | iy Bogs‘,and the | 4 Children, for the _ . present Summer and Fall . trade. We have bought our entire stock at the lowest figures for Cash, and con-- ' sequently will be able to sell at prices so very low asto satisfy everybody. Our stock comprises all the latest styles(o?thve season in dress & business Suits, Spring Overcoats, Boys Soits and childrens’ fancy suits. In (Gents’ Furnishinggoods : and Hats and Caps you will find all the latest'novelties and at alltimes a full assortmerit from whichto select. All our Goods are of the best manu- ;| fact're snd are . of the latest . styles, &ec. &c. Allthat we now desire is that { parties in want of : cloth ing - willexamine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sure. they - will save both time and money. — We intend to get the trade of all ofour patrons and friends by honest . dealingbs, . and keeping what the wantsof . t he pub- lie demand, and taking a small profit on . -each article, which will make in * all a very large trade. We would call par- -ticalar attention to our departmentof Yoath’s and Children’s Clothing, . Wehave spared no pains to pro- * curethe llargest, best made and - most fashionable stock to be : found "in this or aoy other town west of New York.— ! Parents are ! es? ec ially invited to call and ex- - amine this Srdeparts ° . ‘ment, and . : will find themsely’s very well repaid,for = | ~we keep the best - SRR A ssor te ment of - . any hou- -~ se in this " Town. — We can : but say to all e that im- - . {Foods i - and pri © cesyoun will fios be pleased at L. Low . Pl = & Co’s House,

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B=¥"Remember that we employ the best and most fashionable Cutter in Northern Ihdiand, Mr. Wi, HERBST, }?yho will make it his object to éécure'the neatest « fit ” to be obtained anyxyhefe; ' for' the truth of which we refer to all who have tested his skill. | L. LOW & CO. Ligonier, July 20, 1870.-13 : | ,

JOHIN WEIR & CO’S 5 *“ 2, : - y Y HARDWARE * STORE, : West Side of Cavin Street, LIGONIER, .| - ' . INDIANA. : : Keeps constantly on hand | Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagon- ¥ Makers’ Materials, | And a large ahd varied assortment of e Iron, Cast & Spring Steel, MAaTLs . SPIKES, BRADS, TACKS, dc, ¢, _ Together with a large stock of Axles, Springs, Clips, sth Wheels, Bolts and Bands, . . Cutlery and Shelf narawm_-e,‘“i | BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Carpenter and Builders’ Tools ! -5 In endless varieties, and of the best s;ock.' G . J. WEIR & CO. Ligonier, July 27, 1870, . 3

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.. Have appointed HIGGINBOTHAM & SON., Watchmakers and Jewelers, : LIGONIER, INDIANA, Sole Agents for the Sale of their | CELEBRATED PERFECTED - SPECTACLES, Which have been extensively used in Great Britain and United States, tte pasteight years,. and for which they claim the undermentioned. advantages over those in ordinary use, the roof of which may be seen in their constantly nacreasing business during the past eight years. - Ist.. TEar from the perfect construttion of the lensen, they assist and preserve the sight, n'eu,dgrii:'?‘ frequent changes unnecessary. 2nd. THAT they confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with ‘an amount of ease and. comfort- not hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers. LS ; s Brd. TaaAr the material from which the Len. Bes are ground is manufactured specially for optic pqrrom. and is pure, iard and brilliant, and not liable to. become acratched, | ' 4th. Taar the frames'in which they are set, whether gold, silver or steel, are of the finest quality ' and finish, and guaranteed »;@erfect in every respect. o ~ T They are the only Spectacles that preserve AS WELL AS ASSIST THE SIGHT. And are’ cheap"wl‘lbbmm the best, always lusting many years out olunﬁ_e being necessary, IS¥" One of the firm will vigit Ligouier, at. the Btore of their Agents every 6 monthk‘ for the purpose of fitting those having di cult sights, when sny Bpectacles sold by their Agent during the interval -will be exchanged free of‘h‘_l’ﬁ if not mgaﬁrd‘ ISt (ﬂ' MPLOY NO PEDLERS; 488 : CL. 13“‘. .lm. ; % :-'4“? WA lv_

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Patent Medicines. Wall Papei* & éta’tioné_x;y : &c,,‘&c‘,‘, &e ~ &:c., &c, “&I_‘., &e. % T MOORE & Tu)\l:l’. © Ligonier, Se[)l.,S\;h, 184‘.9.—3»} : ATTENTION! Cabinet Shop Y faND_?‘:V el Cabinet Ware Rl Dl KERB A.":

~ Would respectfully announde to the cit izens of Noble.county, that he constantly has on hand alarge and superiorstock of" " CABINET WARE, }consist’i'ngin’pm‘t of e ‘DRESSING BUREAUS, - . [ s . WARD-ROBES 'TABLES. S it Fih e , TUSTANDS, LOUNGES, -~ - . . Tt ? : . . CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, e R S : i MOULDING, BED-STEADS, e and in fact every thing usually kept-in a firstclass Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the . ° i \UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, . g ; - ¢ COFFINS lways on hand and made “to. order upon shortnotice. - oS . A good Hearsé alwaysin readiness. - Algo, all kinds of Shop Work made to worder. Furniture Roomon west side of 'Cavinstreet, Ligonier, Ind. - e ‘May 3rd, 1866. - - - o ;

IKEEP YOURFEETDRY! - BOOTS & SHOES lFor th 9 : Mllll éln! ie : : A__‘_\ e " GO TO F. W. S][INKF’S 5 BOOT & SHOE STORE! ; ‘Tn .éthkc"s h;éa'cp Building, } If you want m see the b;st mado vaséorl‘ment of l : i C\l:tpfrl-nxade L : | el BOOST & SHOES, p L e ~ Eastern Made Work, el e eLt \ : LADIES & CHTLDREN' WEAR, e IN LIGONISR. . ,E;pe;ial attention in calleci ;o'thei;ubstanti;i manner ia which my work is made, and ‘also to | the quality of the stock used. AU work done at my;}_op-ic‘, Warranted. . - : ; A ey SHINKR, Ligonier, May 18, 1870. 7 - Bk

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HERMAN KRUEGER'S Great American Tea Company 18 the most popular l;la_ce in Kendallville. Teag i in two pound lots at. .. - All Goods’ Warranted: As representéd.’ ‘otherwise Eoods to. be returned and money refunded. The largest stock of T GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, T Queens & Glassware, i In the city sold at a small ,iﬂvfrg‘tice‘ iy ABOVE NEW YORK COST. All those wishing to get value received fortheir s maney i T = . Give Us a Call And we will be always pleased to show themo - FamY RN B ApMOIA . RENDATLYILLETND:

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Srm T W R SCENE of SPLENDOR, 7 Nis Coming ! .. Will Exhibit in. ’ et Z : LIGO NIER, _Monday, Sept. 12, TWO PERFORMANCES ' ‘ 24 and 8 o’clock, ; THE GREAT | EUROPEAN CIRCUS! From the Roys! Amphitheatre “ and- Astley’s, London, and - La Cirque Imperial, Paris, . The most distingnished Artists in ; the Profession including 1 The most beautiful Lady Riders! The most renowned Equestrians! | The most skillfull Trapezists! The most surprising Acrobats! The-most- powerfnl Athletes | The most accomplished Jesters!

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l rogether withthe services of their intrepid keeper, Mr. Pierce, king of Lion Conquerors, ' Mr. Pierce will enter their den at each exhibition, and after a great variety of thrilling and daring feats with these blood-thirsty monsters,will feed them with raw meat from his naked hiands. - : | The attrdactions of this vast and uaparalleled establishment are ‘oo numerous to permit of more then & passing allusion to them; _but ' the management beg to call’ particolar attention to the : Damling Street Display E — AND — o Grand Gratnitous Exhibition, Which marks the enfre¢of the eslishment into each place of exhibition, and in which the Pomp and Pageantry exceeds the gloris of the dafya of chivalry, or the splendors of the Field of the cloth of Gold. Among ite many brilli: ant features-will be found the ¢ ; ) | GRAND CHARIOT OF JEOLUS Bearing upon its ‘centeér the 001‘1 ossal Golden statue of the famous horse Bucephalus and a full Opera band, followed by the Gorgeous Chinese ear of Confucius and :N'eptune’s Triton borne gea Char jot, - Following this proud Cav. alcade come other Chariots and Cars, ~esplendent with Mirrors, 1 Painting" apd ' Gold, leading the Grand All2ger)cal Car, upon the! dais of which-i& seen a charming‘ Tableaux Viv.int by .a number of Ladies, clad i tie various Nationalities, forming the beautiful Allegory of ‘‘Peace,”. and made thrillingly inipressive by the presence in their midst of an- -

§. | Enormous Living Lion! under the sole control of Mr. Pierce, the English lion King, which will be borne unchained, loose; and untrammelled throogh the streets, lying untied at the feet of his keeper, and surrouuded by the group of females. This magnificent picture stands out as the very acme of all that managerial enteririsea has yet accomplished. Other beautiful features of the dazzling street pageant will be foundin the gorgeous mamoth Bearing upon‘its various platforms & number of living groups, the whole surmounted by an immense ‘Globe, representing the Chariot of Titania, the Queen of the Faries! drawn by .a team of little Atomies, in the form of 16 Shetland ' Ponies — Equestrian | troop! composed of over 100 male and female Artists, the acknowl“edged star riders of ! ' s b P v England and France !‘ Foremost among whom are é Mr FRANK PASTOR, : The champion somersault Equestrian. “La JEUNE BURT, The Intrepid Hurdle Rider. DON MARQUEISE, : the daring Indian character rider FRANKLIN & LAZELLE. Trapezists, Comiques, and Gym‘nasts; : e Mr. ROBT. JOHNSON, ; The acknowledged par excellence Somersaultists, i« Bl

CHARLES SANDS, : o l : The champion Tumbler. | SAM LONG, o , : j | The great Clown, and Popular comie Voealist. ! - WM. T. AYMER, . . The man of wit, Haumor and sentimens, - C. CONRAD and his Sons. - : Charles and Henry in their Acrobatic feats to. | gether with their Performing dogs " M’elle GIRALDI, : e .Premier Equestrianne of the World. M’elle CECILE WATSON, " s Scenic Equestrianne. Miss JENETTE WATSON, : ~ English Equestrianne from Astley’s, London. ‘M’lle RENRIQUES, | i : Zlig The daring Horsewoman, . With other Riders, Vaulters, Gymnasts, Lady and Gentlemen | Performers, etc. e " The 'fmautiful trained horse ‘‘Canary;” will be introduced by Mr Whlter Waterman, who will also perform with his favorite trick ponies,

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