The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 36, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 January 1871 — Page 3

A\ . i ) ; fational Hanncr. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. — e i Loeal Bljavlﬂel. : ‘ - —Ten thousand rut skivs wanted, by Brull. Fan e ~—~The Indiana Legislature meets to® mo row, s —For boots and shoes go to Canficld & Emery's. Ao g S ' —Look for the big hide-and-pelt sign at Sinnke's. s : —lf you want groceries of any descrip- | tion, gu to J 7 Decher's. v | - —Cuon, mink, und other furs, hideés and pelts, purchased by Brull: - . —The officidl term of oar new Sheriff, David Hough;—commences on next Sun‘day. s e ; —~Bargains! bargains! Chenpest !'Cheapest! Best! best stock of shoesat Canfield & Emery's ‘. i —For a pair of substantial boots, neat gaiters, or durable shoes, cail at Canfield & Ewmery's. .. * —-A nmn can get along without advertising—so can & wagon without grewse—“but it is hard. - : o - —~The attention of onr Marshall is called to the numerous night brawls occur ring on our streets, o

~— Brull still continues at Zimmerman's, -ag well a 3 Shinke's cellar. Bring on your furs agd hides. S LGo to Cunfield & Emery's for boots, shoes and rubbers.: They have the largest, chyapest,’ and best stock in Ligonier.* —An exchange says* there is something sweet nbout little girls.” Another adds, **and it grows on them as they grow bigger"‘ ¥ G 7 2 | —ln addition to the large stock of drugs snd medicines on band, Messrs. Moore & Tharp keep a good nssortment of groceries, sugar, tea, coffee, ete. : —The delinguent list ‘will appear in this week's:Kendallville Standard. Per. jsons interested will save money by giving this little matter imwediate attention, —A large portion of our citizens can only be reached through the advertising columns of this paper. This is & matter that should be seen to by those concerned. - —We are informed that the public schiool at Wawuka has been closed on ac count of sicktess of the scholars Searlet fever is quite prevalent in that locality, —The woman who stole a fancy bottle from the show-window of*J. Decker, last Saturday, is requested to return the same, or hold herse't in readiness to receive a visit from the constable, —Thut happy smile depicted upon the genial countenance of our. friend Shinke is” attributable- to the bestowal, by his estimable lady, of a bouncing boy on the second day of the hew year.. Wur gratuLiren, Herr Nuchbar! ;

~ —The happiest man in town is Dr. A, Gants, made 80 hyr"the munificent New Years present, bestowed upon him by his worthy spotse on Sunday lust, in the shupe of two.bouncing bubies—boy and girl. — The Doctor feels justly proud ower this mugnificent achievement. . —Mr. Reeve hag now on hand 690 turkeys, 2,000 cl'ii('kyhs, 100 ducks, and 100 geeg&-, all alive, and in process of fatten ing. Dunning & Joris have 1.500.1ive turkeys, chickens und geese. At the pro per period, this vast number of bipeds will have their necks twisted, and be transported to the eastern markets,

~—A ‘brutal assault was made upon the President of our Town Council, by J. Quackenbush, on Saturday norning lust, in consequence of the action of the Coun cil in retusing to allow a claim of two dollars nguinst the corporation. The cow ardly and assassin like attack upon a ’praceal.»,le gentleman and worthy «fiver, receives the severe condemnation of every law abiding citizen, . : - ——An exchange makes the following ‘good suggestion : “Always when you get in po-session of uny good news, go direct ly to your home paper and inform the ceditor; yhu will not only receive his grateful thanks for the favor, but also the thanks of lis patrons. Many items of news doubtless escape ouf uotice every week which would add interest to our paper if chronicled?” : “ e - RETURNED.—The editor returned from bis eastern trip on Wednesdny last. © He had intended to “make a few notes” of his travely hut the uccumulation of bus iness during his absence bas kept him so busily engaged otherwise that the'qriginal intention had necessarily to be abandoned. e | et (e e * IMpoRrTANT.-E éery conveyance or mortgage. of landw, or of any interest therein, and every lease for more than three years, shall be recorded in the Recorder’s Office ‘ot the county, and every such conveyance or lease not 80 recorded within ninety ﬁaya from the e¢xecution thereot, shull Le fraudulent and-void as aguinst any subse quent purchaser or mortgagee in good fuith, and for a vdlu:hle consideration, — Btatates, Vol. I, Page 260. © ; T SrEPH; LOCKHART claims that Ligonier merchants have purchased nnd shipped a larger quantity of whent, clover seed, dressed iogs, &, sold more goods, and ‘done a bigger business generally than those of any othier town on the Michigan Southern Road. He also avers that this /town has had fewer failures, and rejoices in the possession’ of u larger number of pretty girls than any other town 10 Indiana. . ¢ ;

Tug Indianian cl. ims that we charged its editor, during the tampaign of 1866, of having been “disgracefully dismissed the service, and stripped of his shoulderstraps in the presence of his regiment.”— This was news to us, and we immediately referred to our tiles; but were unable to

ﬁuld-uuch a staten.ent, Will the edit.;r ;1f Indianian please designate the exact time, that we may comply with his request in meking the castomary ‘amende honordble ? People in the city, who have policies of insurance with the Home Insurance Co of Nuw Haven, will doubtlcss be plensed to learn that. it has collapsed a flue and “gone where the woodhine twineth,” viz, op the spout. This company has always claimed that it was one of the strongest. and best fire insurance comoanies in the country, hut it seems it made false representations.— New Albany Ledger, Messrs, C. G. Vail and Ulmer & Son bad their gonds insured in the above company, and they both lost son ething by the late ﬁr@, Luter accounts, howeyer, do not state that the company has entirely failed.

. Kendallvilie Items. - Bleighing coutinués to be good. / Robert Dykes has received the appointment of Assistant Assessor in the district composed of Allen, Noble, Lagrange, Steuben, and DeKulb, - Miller's Athepeuwn was very poorly patronized. ° i ; < " The tannery of Messrs. Dragno & Oriatt was destroyed by fire on Friday evening. Dec. 28. . Loss about $10,000; insurance $7,500, - : e - Bill Groh is not satisfied with the re sponse thus tar made to his calls for a settlement of accounts by his custumers. People who have obtained goods on credit, certainly ought to be willing to call and settle once in & year. Since Monday the mails to Ft. Wuyne and minor stations along the Grand Rap ids Railrond ceased to be carried by a dilapidated team—the Railroad Company hiuviig assumed the contract. During the recegit cold spap the locomotive of a freight train on the Grand Rapids Railroad troze up, near Lishon 2 ssistance had to be called in requisition from Ft. Wayne. |

Sesled proposals: will be received by Postmaster Lisle until the sth day ot February, next, tor” carrying the mail between the Kendnllville office and the Grand Rupids & Ind. Railroad Depot, as often as is requited. No contract is re quiregh to be execated, but persons bid: ding nust be honest and capable, and not less than sixteeu years old. L Diptheria continues to . prevail in this neighborhood. Quite a number of deathe have resulted, therefrom during the last tew months. ! i

“NECK TIE PAKTIES" huve dawned in ‘the rural districts. A neck tie party i ~defined by ‘an exchange as being ome 'where each lady -aftending the party makes a neck tie of the same material as the dress she. wenrs. These are taken to where the party ig to be held and placed in & Lag. - When the gentlemen arrive each one must go to the bag and take out & neck tie,and it is his duty to wait upon the lady, during the evening, who wears the dr;esz;‘cnrresponding in material with the neck tie. : s The still later novelty in the way of parties, is that of the sheet and pillowcase. In these, each guest is dressed in a eheet, with a pillow-case drawn over the head, holes being made in the case for eyes, nose and mouth, The ‘gvuesgs wear their purty habiliment under the sheets, aud at the supper table the sheets and pillow cases are removed, the same as mhsks at ® masquerade. ¥

J, “Mr. Stunper” is the graphic pseadoniym of a traveling correspondent of the Ligonier BANNER. Mr. Stunner is hetty in corporeal weight as well as in descrip tive writing. He is also a capital judge of *luscions broiled beefsteak and deli cious coffe.” We don’t wonder that he ie'w stunner. He is on his* winding way to Snyder county, Pa., his former home, to renew old acquaintances and enjoy a socinl game of ** blumsock.”"—Huntington Démo crat. !

The above statement is correct, only “Mr. Stunner ” is not * hefty in corporeal weight ;" neither was he on his * winding way to ‘Snyder county,” and his former residence was in Ohio. “ Mr. Stunner ® Las too much regard for the feelings of * Mrs. Stunner " to :allow himself to pe carried away in a plumpsack. .

.Tue late fire in Ligonier bas had the effect of opening the eyes of our business men and others of the importance of good Jinsurance — Insurance in companies that pay their losses promptly upon an equitable basis, and do not fail as soon as a loss nccpr's‘. The Home Insurance Company Of New York, one of the_ best companies Jin the United States, had a loss in the lete fire, for the equitable adjustment and prompt payment of which reference is made to J. M, Chapman & Co.b‘ “A stitch in tinie saves nine.” He who ‘cannot af- ' ford to insure, cannot surely afford to lose his property by tire. - - L. 0. &D. W. Green are agents for this company. ' * » e e A VERY pleasant re-union dinner was partaken of by a number of old citizens of Elkhart county, at the residence of David Berkey, in Clinton township, on Saturday last, in accordance with a compact entered into by the respective parties to indulge in this pleasantry at the close of each year. The Goshen Democrat, in referring to gatherings of this character, very appropriately observes : e *“ We believe such gutherings have ‘a good effect, and we would be glad to see more ot them.- People can hardly avoid having their little troubles and misunder standings, and oftentimes they are at enmity for years, just because an opportuni - ty of this kind does not present itself for them to get together, and bury the past, ~and commence nnew, und be guod fricnds in the luture.” : ¢

IT being quite evident that the editor of the Indianian finds considerab.e.comfort in sticking to a falsehood, we deem it unnecessary to pay further attention to his silly charge that the chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee issued “that circular” on the eve ot the Oc tober election. Were we not so thoroughly convinced that Gen. Williams knows the real author to be a radical office holder, we might be induced to pursue the subject further, and possibly compel him to acknowledge that he grossly wisrepresented and traduced the chairmdn of the I emocratic State Central Committee.

SoME of our cantemporaries plav havoc | in the transmission of foreign news. The Ft. Wayne Sentinel, for instance] renders the North German Reichstag “North German Seichesty,” and in another part speaks of the “German Princes of House (Hanse) towns.” Toone who has some knowledge of European aﬂ'»;iré, or understands the German langusge, these innucent little blunders appear quite amusing. | ———— P, IT comes with exceeding ill grace from sucha ninny as that of the Steuben Republican to talk about the “sad disproportion between the cerebral and ventric - ular regions” of others. The conspicuous lack of brains betrayed by the columns of that worse than useless sheet should for ever cause it to observe silenée more intense than death on such subject. el @ P Tne editors of Northern Indiana are doubtless aware that the semi annual ss sembling of the editors and publishers of the State will be beld at Indianapolis, on ‘Thursday, the 12th instant, Let there be a general attendance, as much business of importance will be transacted.

1 £ Commaunicated. ; Whots N.E.D.? -~ MR Eprron :—The abuve is a gnestion {\thnt has often beun asked me. In Frazer ‘Kirkland's Anecdotes and Incidents of the Rebellion, I find the following, which will probably be of interest to those who read the BANKER :. : “ABE AND ANDY"—The drift of the communieation given below will be found explained 1n the uciversal domestie dic tionury. The spplicant, Norman E. Doane, an Indiana volunteer, ssked for & furlough of twenty or thirty days,/in order to vixit his wife and twin boys, recently born, which he aerigned baving Christened Abe and Andy. ; . * The document had passed through the War Department, from which place it was reterred to the Adjatant General’s Office, then to the Medienl Director’s. Depurt- | ment, where it was reported that he had: been transferted to Philadelphia. - The document 'was then.sent back to the Mili tary Commander at Washington, from thence to the Adjotsnt General's Office, and then to Gen Couchi’'s Department. ** The Medical Director of the latter fin ully réferred the matter to the Surgeon in charge of the hospital in which the pa tient was coofined, who immediately granted the spplicant the furlough. “+«Jupictary 8Q Hosp'r'L, WARD 15, )

* WasHINGTON CITY, D..C., ; - i o *June 23rd, 1864, : *DeEAR SIR:--The Uniop is saved !— Hurrab ! ‘Muké room in Abraham’s ho s=om! My wife has twins—both boya! — Do please gruut me a furlough for' twenty or thirty days, to go to Fort Wayne, Ind,, to Christen 'em Abe aod Andy; and, be sides, I would like to know if they look like me. AeRY : ‘I am not so sick now. A féw days at home will do me more good than six months in the hospital. Should any ret’ eretice be requited on patrintism and pubHic service—dchuyler Colfux ; on domes tic relations—Mrs. Doune. | , .*Very Respectfully, -, - < : . *Normax E DoaxEk. - *P, B.—The little presents neci:ssary on such occasions need not be sent until after the 4th at March next, when Andy will be present also. N.ED 40 e Vo BOGRR .__,_.__*9»___..._. AT HoMme.—ln consequence of theirecent conflagration, our esteemed young friend, L. H, Green, E«q:, was called honie at an earlier period than originally con . templated, his presence being required for the set:lement of insurance hy the Companies of which he is agent for this place. Mr Green has favored us with several interesting letters of his journey, which have doubtless been read with in terest by our numerous readers. He has traveled over considerable tertitory, in a | comparatively short space of time, making many observations, and witnessing numerous instractive incidents in the cities of Cleveland, Pittshurg, Baltimore,. Washington, Philadelphia, Newark, Brooklyn, New York, and Fort Wayne, snying nothing of the pleasure which he must’ have experienced whilst passing ‘hrough the States 'of Indiana, Obio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Néw York, and the District of Columbia, 1 :

" Tnis is-Judson Palmiter’s last reference to his reformatory efforts in this county: “We believe we have seen where we have sown the seed of truth, that it has taken root and prospered, and that a ball we have helped set in motion has rolled on until it has crasoed aclique and cabal which regarded neither right, justice or honor, but dealt treacherously and perfidiously. Predictions which we put'on record and filé in relation to them, have proved truk — and ‘like chaff they have reapt to the whirlwind.’” - : ! ——— e ——— Hoxest Jons Romkie, recently of Goshen, has purchased the City Hotel at To ‘ledo, and opened the same for the accom modation of the traveling public on Monday. 'John is admirably calculated for a landlord, and will spare no pains to ren der it agreeable to those who tavor h_iu;“ iwith their patronage. His hpotel being located near the Lake Shore depnt, persons visiting Toledo will consult their in ‘terest by giving John’a call. S ' :——«oo————— WE have received some verses from an unknown, writer, describing the effects of the recent fire on the morals of our town. ‘As we publish no communications with ‘out the author’s name, the article is res pectfully declined Another communica tion, written in the Choctaw language, is respectfully declined for want ot an inter . preter. ! FaT A : [ —————_o————— Do vou want flour? Do you want coffee®* Do yon wantsugar? Do you want tes, all:pice, ginger, pepper, soda, baking powder, nutmeg, molasses, vinegar, dried lfruit, salt fish; or anything else kept in grocery stores? Just go and tell George C. Glatte's, at Kendallville, and with a smile you ure accommodated, and can go on your way rejoicing. Vi s

THEOLOGICAL LECTURES, — The Rer. Wm. Chaplin, of the Universalist Church, will deliver a course of theological lectures at the Court House,in Albion, commencing »_nn. Tuesday evenjng, January 10th, 1871, «nd ending on the fellowing Sunduy, with three discourses on the latter day. All are invited to attend. A eel @ P e BiLLy BEANE is in ecitacies over “a queer little invention for stirring up lazy ‘ people, and making them attend to business.”” He seems to regard it a splendid thing, bat fails to state whether he has given it a practical test, or merely taken the word of a Chicago gentleman as to its efficacy in producing the desired resuli‘. ——————etl & P i ! Poxy Up.—All persons indebted to the undersigned “are hereby notified to call and settle, either by cash or note, within the next thirty days, or the accounts will be placed in the hands of the proper officer for collection. C. ELDRED. Ligonier, Jan. 4. 1871. s il o e 1 PEEsoNs who have not purchased theiri winter clothing will do well to consult the double column advartisement - of Messrs. Engel & Co, to be found in another column. Their stock of clothing and gents furnishing- goods is complete.* ’ ———— THE recent disastrous fire, which laid four of our buriness houses in ruins; has had mo ¢ffect upon the business transac tions at Kendallville. Wm. Groh con‘tinues to sell groceries at the usual low LB - L H.& D. W. GREEN are agents for the Underwriter's Ins. Co., of New York.— Refer to-J. M Chapman & Co, for the - prompt settlement of their late loss. * PURE MEDICINES ¢an slways be found ut the drug store of Moore & Thurp.--Prescriptions carefully compounded. *

. R —— Tue CoUNTRY SEEMSs TO Bm FILLED WITH SPEJIFIC — For the cure of Lung Disenses, that one scarcely knows which to use, for, want of confidence ia their medicxl properties; but from the remarkable cures and the high order and extraordinary efficacy of Allen’s Lung Balsam, that we are compelled to regaed the evi dences of oor senses, and contidently stute for eough and cold, and that Aydra headed monster consumption, we think that pre. _paration 1 safe and certain cure that is ‘now_before the public. For sale by ail medicine dealers. ‘o jin4-Im. ————— ) R it * I~ $l.OOO Rewarp will be paid by the proprietor of Dr. Pierce’s Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery for 8 medicine that will equal it in curing all the digeaes for which it is recommended.” In the cure of severe and lingoring conghs, bronchitis and dizenses of the lungs and as » bleod purifier and strengthening medi cine it cannot he too highly recommended It acts promptly upon the liver, removing torpor or “Biliousness.” Sold by Moor & Tharp, and druggists generally. —_—_———— ————— Asthma is spee.ily relieved by BARR': PecToRAL ELIXIR 3414 D —— e —————— " Those irreverent, lads who called name: after a certain **bald bead” of old deserv ed their untimely erd, because at thw: time no panwcea had been discovered te restore the human bair upon the bald spots, But now Ring's Vegetable Ambro sis is known to possess the rare merit o invigornting the roots and filling them sc tull ot life, where not, entirely dead, that they cannot help putting forth a pew growth which rivils in beauty the locks of you*h. 85t2

. 'BARR's PECTORAL ELIXIR is sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar. 3414 - —_— ————— >W— - x My hair was falling off, I used tweo bottles of NArURE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, and it checked it at once. [t is clean, safe and ' efficient. If your druggist bas not got it, send direct to PRocTor BRO'S . Gloucester, Mass. See advertiszment. t 2 —— el @ P INSURANCE is given that all the gro ceries sold by J. Decker, are of the first quality, and that-they will give entire satisfaction.” He lasa large amount of queensware and crockery. | R TSR T S S R s The best trestment for Croup is BARR's PeEcToraL ELIXIR. ! 13414 gl e L ¥ ' DISEASE 1S 800 N SHAKEN BY PHYSIC 800 N TAKEN !'—How true the old maxim! Therefore, heed it; and try Roback’s remedies, that are used by thousands., . e e OR—— e . BARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR stops a cough at once lndicures acold ina few days. 34 e~ U — . L H. GReeN is the agent for the old Hartford ; chartered in 1810, : * _ — e ; BArß's Pecrorat, ELixir never fails in Coughs, Colds, Honrseness, &c. 3414 m : , WHY SUFFER ‘ With pains in the back and loins, with irritable ‘biadder and the unnuyance it causes; wi'h neuralgis avd rheumatizm, with dumb ague and its discomfort, and with headache, when they can be cured bythe ure of WAYNE'S DIURETIO 2 ND ALTERA TIVE EXTRAOT. L

CLOTHING GENTS’ FURNISHING HOUSE L. LOW & CcCO I

We Call, , the attension - ‘of the citisens of ~ Ligouier & vicinisy to our fiue and elegunt stock g ‘ of Reudy“.madeclo- | ‘ thing v e *for Men Boysaud the . Children, tor the present Nummer und Fall trade. We have boucht our entire - stock at the lowest figares for Cush, und con--sequently will be - bie to sell ut prices so very low us to sutisfy everyb.dy Ourstock comprises all the latest styles of the season 1o dress & busi ness Suits, SpringOQvercoats, Boys Suitsand childrens’ . tancv suits, In Gents' Fur - ing goods , ‘and Hats and Cups yodﬁl‘ ﬁudm a the latest novelties and g‘ alltimes - : o full ussortnient fro whichto select All our . Goouds areof the best munu- " fulet re’ and are of the latest styles, &c. &c. Allthutwe now desire isthat -~ parties in wantof . cloth ing willexamineoursteck - before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sure they will suve both time and © money. — We intend to get the trade of all ofour patrons and friends bv honest deal - ings, and keeping what the wantsof "t he pub - lic demund, und taking a small | profiton each article, which will make in '~ all u very ' large trade. We would call par- ticu. lar sttention to our deparument of | Youth’s and Children's Clothing. | We have spared no pains to pro- | curethe largest, best ‘made and | maost fashiena - ble stock to be | found tn this ar auwy - other | town west of Neéw York — 4] Pareots are especially - | _ . invited to "~ call and ex- | amine this ‘ depurt- | .ment, and ‘ will find ' | themselv’s i very well * repaid, for B TN e heep -the best : : assort | ment of s any hou- - ; seinthis ~ Town. — .~ Wecan . butsay | . to all thatin . Goods - andpric - ‘ ces vou will be: pleas. - ed at L. Low <+ & Co’s House,:

88~ Remember that we. employ the best dnd miist fashioriable Cutter in Northern Indiana, Mr. Wm. HERBST, who will make it his object to secure the neatest ""tﬁt"’"‘?' to be obtained anywhere, for the truth of which we refer to all } who have tested his skill., .- iL. LOW & CO. . U‘oﬁh’r. July'9o, 167009 ¢

; A gents Wanred==(s32s a Moath)— ¢ the AMZKRICAN K‘-ﬂl’ﬂﬁ}l MACHINE CO , Bwton Mass ,or St. ‘-:—)“‘ ﬁB s E t”{‘ e 35wd '8 O°CLOCK. i : o ' SALESMEN WANTED. Business honorable. .No c mpetition, libera: pay given. 8. W.KENNEDY B 8 8. 4ta St., Puil. 35wd AGENTS $lOO, a week —66 per cent and ’ { #250001u cush Prizes. Intor. b .} mation free address America:. MALE & FEMALE, ( Book Co. 62 William St. N ¥ & per day and no rish. Do you wmv. $-) to $2O & situslion us & saiesmun at or nea _jnumn. to introduce our new 7 strand White Wir [Clothes Lanes tolust foreve®, F Don'§ migs ¥his chancSample free. Address Hudson, kiver Wire Works 75 W’m St. N. Y. or 16 Dearborn St, Chicago, 111. -« g AGENTS WANTED FCR | o~ SIGHTS & ADVENTURES e IN, TROPICAL MEXICO. Beantifully itlustrated. A fresh fuscinating an valusble book GOOD pay. Address . : W. E. BLISS, Publi-her, Toledo, Obi. [HIS IS NO HUMBUG! - g 5 ’ ; By reuding * CpxTts, with age ind height, color ot hair and eyes, 1 correct picture of your future hoxband or wife, with name anc late of marriage! Address W, FOX, P, O. Drawe: 4, Fultonville, N. Y. . 64 Issued January Ist, 1871, uIOO Cholice Selections No. 3,” contain-? | Ing the hext new things for Declamation ‘2ecitation, &ec.. Brilliaut Or tory. Thrilling Seati nent. and Spuikling humor 180 pages, lajer 30 cw [*loth 75 eta. Ask your bookreller forit or seud price 10 P..Gariet & Co., Philndelphia, Pa. 33w 4 FREE 10 BOOK AGENTN., We will send a:handsome Prospectus of onr New Il lustrated Family Bible, containing over 200 tine Scriprare IMastratiim-"to‘any Book Agrut Free of Charge Address NATIONAL PURLISHING CO;,_Phila ‘delphia, Pa. Chicago, 111., or St. Louis, Mo-~ } e e ettt eeet e e e et e e \VANTEDTAGENTS, (820 per d-!;) 1o sel the celetirated HOME SHUTTI.E SEWING M}\CHINE. Has the under-feed mal;el the “‘loc] stitch” ?like on both sides,) and i 3 fully licensed. The: pestand cheapest family Sewing Machiue in the mar? ket. Address JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Bust: n Mass., Pittsburg, Pa., Chicagr, Ils., or St. l.ouis Mo. A 35w4 ettt ettt et ~ GETTING UP CLUBS. Great Saving to Consumers Parties inquire how to raise clubs’ Our answer is send for Price List and a Blubfoem will sceompany - it with fall dir -ctions—making a Inrge saving to con ' sumers aud remunerati-e to club organizers -

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| TRY WELILSNS CARBOLIC TABLETS v e An unfai'ing remedy for all Bronchial Difficuities. Coughs Colds, Hoar:en+ss Asthma, Dipthena, Dryness oi the Throat ur Wind Pipe. and all Cararrhal Digeases. . The w- nderful modern discovery of Carbolic Acid is destired to become une of the greatest blessings ti munkird: in its application to diseares of the 1 hroa and it® great curative qualities in all affections «f th Chest and Lungs- - ‘ » DR. WELLS' CARBOLICTABLETS besides the great remecial agent Carbolic .icid, contain other ingredients. universally recommended. which chemically combine, yroducing a Tab'et more highly meaicinal and = et'er adapted for diseases of the Throat.than any preparation ever before offeren to the publie. : 54T CAUTION,-% 20 , 2™ Well's CAKBOLIC TABLETsS ; don't let vther goods be palmed off in you' in their place. s FORCOUGHS AND COLDS Y \; ‘Wells’ Carbolic Tablets, - ARE A SURE CURE. TRY THEM. SOLD BY. - DRUGGISTS. 35wd

; N 6 ¥ VI TEY RN AGENTS WANTED . To sell our New, Book, - f BY SAMUEL H :ZARD. A work descriptive of the beantitul Island of Cuba, with its many natural won« ders and curiositi- 8. the costuines and castoms of the people uud their places of amusemeunt aud recreation, the prisons and places of execution, the products, manuf Ctories. ‘and the industries of Ihe fsland, in fact, everything which is valuable, interesiing. exciting and amus'ng. The wor- is written in that vi vacious, attractive style peculiar to the author; and bagindin the lute .Knglish style, (in red. black and gold ) #o. rapidly becoming popniar. The éncrav-. ings 309 in number are beantiful resilts of artistic skill never before eqn il‘ed ina ;_nbsq;iglmgn ho;k' o Agents. oW at work.probounce it:the b fing book they h»éd’eve:tium%oﬁcl canv’aaser.l:gw%u ﬁ‘eretofore have been unsuccessfui are now reaping a rich harvest. We give exclusive territory. (,Es‘ Bend for illustrated descriptive circulars with lerms aud testimoni«ls <8 ‘Address ‘ PITKIN & PARKER, Publihers, IBwd 92 L earborn St. CHICAGO, ILLS. Notice to Helrs of Petition to Sell Real - Esthte. 5 State of Indiana, Noble County : Priveie i ped SAOROTRRECEN e £43 a rator. with' 8 anne. ol Myers, deceared, has filed his petition to sell the Real' Estate of the fecedqu.ﬂ%li_ personal being insuflicient to piy his debts 'f’ that Baid petition will be heard at the next Term of the Court of Common Pleas of said qoumi.v Attent: - Bom ooy @ 1‘: Xiw ‘.W\u} ,(x, ¥ Iwim&‘mgfk : of the Conrt of Common Pleas of Noble County | Albion, Dec, 14, 1870.-33, ' | Notice to Heirs of Petition to . _Sell Real Estate, '~ State of Indiana, Noble County: | Notice is hereby &ren. That James C, Stewart, | udmin&uu,tor de bonis non of Frederick Nicodes mus, deceased, has filed h:s petition to sell the ißeal Kstate l:f tnehgecgdent. bi:‘ {:ermnp.l beinf‘ I n 4 83 Al id: e | OTBoI Al e S sy, iel of Common Pleae of said county. .:twut :él x g!«* Wk &%B er of the Court o?ém on "l!le’n 'ul? Noble county, Albion, [_)ec. 14. 1870,-3t. ! ~ TO CONSUMPTIVES. - The advertiser, hyving < Daen permanently: cured ‘o.f that. aireld disease, Cousumgt‘lon. by & simple remedy, .is anxious to make known to | hil‘%w “sufferers the means 'o'? care.: "Fo sll ‘who desire il, he will send .3 eop_,v.ml: “g:L acription hsed (free of chérg~), (with the.directions fer ;‘mipﬂrsg: and y s?ng. ‘Wbe same, which ‘they will find » sues Gur ror CoNsumprlON, \ .\nug,m)?m.._ _&ea Parves wishing the prescription will please adcreas, l, oo Rer, BD mw% msﬁﬂ:‘!ﬁu&mm& iffarhdburgh, N. ¥

| A : 3 tdeo;:g. a 8 hﬁem | *or Woman 1o act as Local ‘ agerit; for Hexgy W;;en Bnqxg}:. Great Relivions | eekly, ambersy wit nﬁ;nonn ’ Strowe's lm, and a superb 85 Seel“Engrav- ‘ ing Gives away. Many now making $lO to $5O. ‘per day in Cash. Sample copies ¥REE. ~ Address J. B. FORD & CU/, 39 Purk Row, N. Y. ('HRISTIAN STANDARD opppoees Sects and adCmm#ﬁu?m Chrh’tlugl‘lg. Bg?ndca?pest Family Weekly; 8 pages: 48 columas. Edited by h‘.ld'eru Isaac Ernerr n!;:l .\ LA:::‘.‘LOM;/O'? ayear! Specimens +. 2. W, CAPRULL & CO., Pubs., Cineinnati, SR ey AL 0. ENUINE NORWAY OATS,) ‘and ALSIKE CLOVER. Sample u?ackh%a sent free to all Farthers ; alsoa copy ofthe AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL.: by enclosing stamp to N. P. Bover & Uo., Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa, { : 3514 el e o VICK’S ~ POR 1871, Tur Fizst Epition oF ONe HuxprED AND Frrery HousanDp copies of Vivk s fllustrated Caine ugne of Seeds ana s'loral Guide, is pub‘ished and ready to send out—loo paEeu. and an Eangraving.of almost’ every desirable Flower and Vegetable. It is elegantiy printed on fine, tinted %uper. iJlustrated w +h Three Hundred five Wood ngravings and two beautiful COLORED FLATES. ‘The most beantiful aad the most inetructive Floral uuide published. A’ ERMAN EDITIOX published, in all other respects similar to the English. “Sent free to all my customers of 1870, as raPidly} A 8 pussible, without np*:licnuon. Kent to all others who order them for Ten Cents, which is not half the cost. Address . ; JAMES VICK, .- ast4 ; - Rochester.N. Y.

FOR SALE ! E © 'BY THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH - R. R, COMPANY, , About 125,000 Acres of the Finest Farmingand Grazing Land in the United States, for sale at low Prices and on very easy terms; thus enabling an industrious man with small capital to pay for Lis land with money earned frow it. s . Missouri is not too far West to be at a Fre-«t distance from markets; its Railroad facilities are great -and constantly increasing; the climate is =plendid, and good crogs are .lgmoet a certainty; while the numerous thriving towns and citiex !Krin!g;l% up on every hand attest beyond doubt rhat ¢ light of slavery has been effectually dissipated, and that eastern men and eastern capitalists are doing their perfect work. Our Lands Defy Competition. . Bend for fuil descriptive circiilars ‘and Sectional Maps, enclosing 30 ctx, and stating what aner you =aw this in, to . EDWARD WILDEK, 3l Land Commissioner, Hannibal, Mo. \VBS’TERN UNIONPATENT AGENCY. Peox & MiatT, northeast corner Clark and Madison streets, Chlcaro. 111. - We invite the cor--respoudence of thosc inierested in recuring Patents, Extensions, Re-issues, Caveats, &c. Oauar mo toes are promptness and thomnghness.’and the charges= us moderate as good work will permit. All information gratis., { . 34 AXEFORNOTHING- Trythe X périment. — 8411 5, and we will 2end you an “Extra one for your trouble, : Sell Five for $7.50, send us the money, and we will xend Half-a Dozen any ;}),luce you order, LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL, Pitteburgh, Pa.

MY 5 Persons to snccessfully canvass for Preminms we offer, and receive a 25 Waltham Watch for yourself. Address People’s Weekly, Dayton, O, I 517 sq 5—A WEEK SALARY.—Y(mng men wnnted_;r ~“local and traveling salesmen. Addresas, with stamp, R. H. WALKER, 34 Park Row, N. Y. i Agents! Read This! VWE WIL. PAY AGENTS A SALABY OF $3O per week, and expenses, or a'low alarge commisxsion, to sell our new and. wonderful inventiona, Address M. WAGNER & CO., Marshail, Mich., Ch 35t4° EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL. $3O SALARY PER WEEK, aud expenses, paid Agents, to eell our new and usefal discoveries. Address B. SWEET & CO., Marshall, Mich. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Prizes cashed and information furnished by Gzo. Urnan; Providence, R. I. : . : » USE THE ** YEGETABLE s 1826 pysmonary wrisam. 1370 Theold standard remedy.for coughs,colds,consump tion. * Nothing better.” CoTrLeR BRos. & Co, Buston. 5 it e [ e S UPH,A M’S DEPILATORY POWDER.— Removes superfluour hair in five minutes, without injury to the skin, Sent by mailfor §1.25. UPHAMNM'S ASNSTHWZA CURE Relieves most violent paroxyems in five minutes and eflects a speedy cure. Price $2 by mail. THEJAPANESE HAIR STAIN Colors the whiskers and hair a beautiful nrack or prowN, It consists of .only one lrrepar'ation. 75 cents by mail. Address 8. C. UPHAM, No. 721 fayne gtreet-, Philadelphia, Pa, Circalars sent | free. Sold by all Drugg&ts. ' < 3514

| A Clergyman, while residing in South America 'as & missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cnre of nervous weakness, early decay, diseares of the urinary aud seminal organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I wili send the recipe for pre‘mring .and using this medicine, in a sealed envelupe, to auy one who needs it, Free of charge. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible Houge, New York City. 5 314

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HOOFLAND’S . GERMAN MEDICINES. lOORLANDS GERNAN BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, HOOFLAYDS, POLOPITLLIY PILL HOCRLAND'S GREEK oL

’ ‘Y i Hoofland’s German Bitters, - | /| A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirits of any kind, Is different from all others. Tt is composed of thepure jrice or VITAL PRINCIPLE OF ROOTS, HERNS and BARKS (or as ‘nedicinally termed extracts), the worthless or inert porti ms of the ingiedients no* be: ing used. Therefore, in one bottle of /this Rittrrs ther« i< contained ss much medicinal virtue as will be found in several gailons of o-dinary -mixtures.— The Roots &ec., used in this Bitters are grown in | Germany, ther vital priveiples. extracted in that country by & scientific Chemist and furmwarded to the manufactery in thi- city, wheré they. ure -co «pounded andb atled. Conrainitg uo sapirituous ingredients, this Biiters is free trom- the objections urged AgAINS! all others ; no desire for stimnlanis can be induced from their use, they cannot make drunkaids, ‘and canuot. under any circumstancas, have any but beneficial effeet, . ’ ) | ’ Y » 3 Hoofland’s German Tonie. . o , Was compounded for these not inclined to extreme bitters and is intended for use in cuses when. some alcoholic stimulant is required in conuection with the Toulc pro,.erties of the Ritters. Each baifle of the Tanie contains) oue bottle of the. Bitters, combiued ‘with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM. and flavored in such.- s manner that the extisme bitterne~s ot the Bit ers i+ overcome forming a preparation that is highty ugree. abl- and pleasant to. the palate, and ¢ ntaining the medicival . virtue of the Bitters = ‘The price of the Tonie is $1.50 per bottle, which many: persons think too high. : They must take into consideration that the stimulant used is guaran eed to be of a pure quality, A poor article eonld be furnished at a cheaper price, but is it not better to pay a little. more and huve- & good article? A medicinul preparation should contain none but the best ingredients, and they who ex: pect tu obtain a cueap compound will most certaiuly be chented. | > iy s

They are the Greatest known Remediés | Foi LIVER COMPLAINT, Digspt:psxA?NmßvOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEA E OoF I . : g . KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, . * and all diseases: arising from a Dis- - otdered Liver; Stomach or, - - ' IMPURITY OF THE _ S e BEOAD. e ST Read the foilowing symptoms : - | : Constipa ion. Flatulence, Inward Piles. Fulness of Blood to the head, ‘Acidity of the Stomach. Naisea. Heart-burn, Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Svar Eruétatioos, Rinki g or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stumach. Swimming of the Head Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sens4tims when in a Lying Poature, Dimness oY Vision, Dots or Webs be fore the Sight, Dull Pain inthe Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Ye.lown-ss of the Skin and Eyes, Paiw in the Side, Back Chest Linihs, &c., Sudden Flash ‘s of Hleat, Burning in the Flesh, Constantimaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits, - All these indicate Disease of the Liver or Digestive Organs combined wirh impnre blood, | B o ‘The use of the Bitters .or Tonic will scon cause the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient will hecome wel) ind healthy, [l ’ i Dr.Hoofland’s Greek Oil, Lightning Cure for all kinds ot Palns - ' and Aches. _ APPLIED EXTERNALLY —Tt will cure all kinds o Pains and \ches. such as Rheumatism Neucalgia Toothache, Chil lains' Spraing Broises Fr st Bies Headach+s, Pains in tite Back and Loins Pains in the Joints or Limbs, Stings of [usects, Ringworms. ete. : Yndi 3 o poids TAKEN' INTERNALLY,—It will che Kidney Complain 8. Backeches. Sick Huad Ache, Colic D senrery. Diarrhoe4, Cholera Infantum, gholom Morbus, Cram:'s and Pains in the Sromach, Fever and Ague Coughs, Colds, Asluma, etc, ~ | : & o s - & - i ‘ ’ Lo Dr. Hoofland’s Podophyllin,

~ + SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL . . - Two Pills a Doso. The most powerful, yet t‘nnocm;: Vegetable VOa’thar‘tic i ‘known, : . 3 0 ‘ ! & 2 It is not qececuﬂy to take a handful of thess Pills to produce the desired effect ; two.of them act quickly and powerfally, cleausing the Liver, Stoma h, aud Bowels of all impuritiés,- "The pringipal ingredient is Podophyllin, or the Aleoholic Kxtract of Mandrake which is by many times more Powerful, Acting, ard Searching, than the Mawdrake atseif. Its peculiar action is aipon.the liver, cleaning 1t speedily from all obstructions, with all the power of Mercury, yet freq from the injurious results attachel to the use of the mineral. £ e : 1 3 For all, diseases, in which the use of a cathartic in indicated, these Pills will zive eutiro‘utisf«aﬁon in ever nt;L They. never fail, feod In cases of Liver Complaiut, Dyspepsia, and extreme Costiveness, J ! g ’.» ’ 3 14 Hoofland’s German Bitters or Tonic, | ""’!"« : i | 3 should be uced in connection with ‘the Piils. ' The ‘tonio effect of the Bittersor| Tonic builds up the s)stem. The Bitters or '['unio-pt#riﬂeo the Blood, strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver, aud gives streugth energy. and vggr. iyl e g . Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and tone_ up the system with Bittersor Tonic, and no disease can retain its hold. or ever assail yon. = - These medicines are sold by all Draggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. ) : " Recollect thatitis @ | 1. 4 ; /| 4] S , : A i I i' $ I i e ' DR. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BEMEDIE}, : that are ngivamliz ysed and iighly recommended and do not allow the” Draggist to lndllo:;v:;}; to take ‘anything else that he m:y say is jua’ as gooed, bacause :0 makes a gm%;m -M;m‘r‘m. l"l’hm mmo‘if:in’ w‘:.l‘l . ‘he s-nt by Express te any locality, apun application to m‘svpfuu&. AL pl’rlct:. ’ie the ggnu;m_ MEDICINE S3TORE, 631' ARCH BT., PHILADEL PHIKG gl i §ohd St Maergis CHAS. M. EVANS, Prop’r. - Sl ;Qm:j, C. M. JACKSON & €O . These Remedies dVe for Sale by Druggists, Storekeepers. and Medieine Dealere, cveryrohere threughout the United States, Camadas, Soth' America, and the Wm» _'_;_'H"w ! I’,l ‘

|ioyi L 1 ¢ i Ride o : > . . % 7 b ¥ ‘P(\. i RO ol > ;4 i % * . . : , o , / 4 o » : | + « 4 ! b i - P 2 B ‘ ; b ? . ~_Females owing to the peculiar and important rela tions which the- sustain. their peculiar organizaticn, and the offices they jerform, are subjwct to many sufférings.” Freedom frome these coniribate in no small | degree 10 their happiuess and wej'nle¢ for non= can ' be hgppy whiv are i'l. Not only so but no one of these various temale complaints can Jong be snffered to run'on withugt invo ving the s enersl health of the individual, and ere long producing permanert s ckoess and premature decl ve. Nbrisit pleassant to cons ault a phyaician tor the relief of these variour delien‘e affectipus aud ouly upon the mncst urgeut neciasity will & true woman 8o fit sacrfice her greatest charm #B,to do this. The sex will then thank us tor plac- ' ing in; their hauds simple specifica which 'will be foand efficacious in relieving anid curing almest every une of those troublesome compluints peculiar to the vex, .- y X

HELMBOLD’S

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.—Husdredeeuffe on in silence, and hundreds of others apply vainly to druggists and doctors. who ei*her merely tantalize them with the Hojpe of a ‘cure or apply remedies 'which make them worse. -I would not wish to assert anythi. g that would d. injustice to the afflicred, but I am obliged to say thar ‘although. 1t mav be vroduced from excessive exhaustion of the powers of life, by luborious employment, unwhole~ome air and food, profuse meustruation. the yse of tea aud coffee and frequent childbirth, it is far oftenercaused by direct irritation applied (o the mucous membrane of the vagina itself, . : When reviewing the causes of these distresssing complaiuts, it is most pajuful to contemplate he atrendant evils consequent upon them. “It is but simple jus ice to the subject to enumerate & few of the many. ad titivnal causes which so largely affe t the life, health, and happiuess of woman iu all ctasse =of suciety, and which, consequently, nm"_:t%ure or less directly. the welfare of the entive humah family,— Che mania that exists for precocions education and marrdige, causes the ye rs that nature desigied for corporeal development to be wasted and perverted in the restraints of dress rh# early coofiement of school, »nd especially in the unhea thy excvitement of the ballrom Thus. with the bodv haf clothed apd the mind unduly excited by pleasure, per\erting in midnight revel the hours/designed by nature for sleep ~and rest, the, work of destruction is half accomp ish ed. : e «In consequence of this ﬁarl_v strain npon her system unnecessary effort is required by the delicate vorary 1o retain her sitnatiou in schoof at a later d-y, thus aggravating the evil. Whea one exvitemont is over, “another in prospective kéeps the mind. morbi tky sen—xitive 10 impres«ion, while the now constant restraint of fashionable dress, absolut 1y foibicding the exes- « se ind’'spensable to the attainment and retenti noz organic health and streugth; the exposure ‘o night air; the sudden change of temperature ; the complete prostrition p-oduced by excessive dancing, must, of necessity. produce their legirimate effecr. At last, An early marriage caps tfho ellmax of misery. and the unf rtnnate one, hithertp 8o utterly reg.rdless ol the - lain dicrares and remqnslmnveg of her de'icate na‘ure. becom s an unwiliing subject of medi-al treatwment. Thisis but a truthful picture of tue cxperience of thonsands of our voung women, ' " Long betore the ability to exercise the functions of ‘he generarive orwans they reqnire-an edu -atim of ‘heir pecnliar nervous'svstem, compused: ot what is calléd the rissuw=, which|is, in common with the fomule .breast and lipis, nvide'{vl_v ander the coatrol of men al'emotions and a<s eiations at an early veriod of kfe;nd. as we shall subsequently see. these emo'i ns), when excessive. lead, 10::.{ before piiberty, tv habits whicti sap the very life of their victims ere nature has €lf-complrred their development : For t'emale, Weakness anf Debilitv, Whites or ! eircorrhoea, Too Profitse Menstruation, Exhausrion, Too Loog Continded | Periods, fer Prolapsas and -Bearing LDown. or Pl"lrplul Uteri, we vifer the m st perfect specific kuown :

3 i 1 5 JU S 8 U Jd i Directions or ﬂl‘.d}i.ﬁ, and advice aceompany. | | 3 ‘ | " Femnlesin every ﬁbriod of life, from infaney to ex; treme old age, will ?d itaremedy to aid nature in the discharge of ivs functions. Strenyth is the gl of manhood and womanhood, HELMROLD'S .;'.’Z i TRACT OF BUCHU issmore strengthening than any of the pre :arations of Bark or frun, infinitely safer. and more pleasant HELMBOL!'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU, having received the indorsement. of the most promnent Physicians of 4he Unired States, is uow offered to ufflicted hamanity a« a certain cuer for the f llowing diseases and symptoms, from what. ever cvuse originating: Genersl’ Debili y, Mantal and Physical Depr;iuu Imbeg¢ility, Determination of Bloed to the tiead Coafused [deas. Hvsteria, General Irritability, R;;ﬂo #ngss and S eepiessness at ‘might, Absence of Musoular eificiency. Loss of Apve‘tite, Dyspepsia, Emnoiarion, Liw pirits, Disorganization, Paralysis of the tirgaus of Greneration,, Palpi“tation of the Heart, n‘;:d. in fact, all the coneomitants of a Nervo:sand Debilitated state ofthe system, To nstre the genuine. cut this out. . Ask for 1 SoSiE } : } 7 ; 9 iy HELMBOLD’S. ' Take ho other. |Nold by Droggiatsand Dealiss, everywhere. Prics $1.25 per buttle, or six bottles for 8670 Delivered 1o any nddiess. Descrihe symp- - toms in all communications. Adtrees H T. HEI?& BOLD. Drug lhd?)hom‘iml Warehouse, 594 Broad- - way, New York. | e . g No’m ARE GENUTNE UNLESS DONE UPIN 1N ‘steel eugrav w.r:xm with fag-simile of my Chemical Wl‘r‘_ohg 50 al wl&‘nogl" i S » K T. HELMBOLD.