The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 39, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 January 1871 — Page 3

fAational Banmner. el N , LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. e N RSB Loeal Brevitien. —Judge Clapp is houlding court at Auburn. - : : , . —For bo)ts and shoes go to Canfilld & Emery's. o L » ~Call ut. Geprge Breden's for the Jucoquot French, blacking. : o —The S cinl Club had a leasant party at Kann's Hull last evening. L < Scarlet fever, of a mild type, has mede its appearance in this town., 4 —The divorce question will be dis: cussed in the “Senate” to night. b ~Wm H. Best, Esq., intends to remove to Northern [ows, next April. — Quite a number of new subscribers have veen entolled in our books during the past week. £

_X;Ueavy chi&mns are productive .of insanity. Remember this, girls, when you wre fizing your hair. S _—DBargains! bargains! Cheapest ! cheapest! Best! best stock ot shoes at Cantield & Emery's . »

—Mr. Eldred was confined to bis house for & week, by illness. On yestérday he was ggain able to be about. ©

— For a pair of suhstantiul boots, neat guiters, or durable shoes, cail at Canficld & Emery's.” o . — Eldred’s drug store is the place to buy cheup conl oil, lnmps, lamp fues, wicks, and everything in thut line, * — A debating socicty has been organized ut Brash College. The Rinderpest is the subject no~ under consideration. —Public sales are again the order of the day. Bills, for that purpose neatly printed at 'thiﬂ'nﬁice.. cheup for cash. —Go to Cantivld & Emery's for boots, shoes and rubbers. They have the largesl, Chenpest, and best stock in Ligunigr."

sl ; ' s - —Warren Kime, son of J. W, Kime, of this place, had a leg broken, on Monday evéning, whilst practising the art of wrest ling. b vt ; .

« Let everybody bear in mind that Bill Groh can't be beat this side of the Alleghhnies in selling the choicest gr(‘)ceriesaL. the most ressonable rates. .

~Nu license is required for settling up accounts or mikiog colleciions for other parties.. So decides Geo. D. Cﬂpéh;nd, the represgntativé of Uncle Sam at Goshen, —The law tirm of Best & Knisely was dissolved on the first of Juuuary. - Mr. Knisely now goes it single-banded. He i 3 one of the best lawyers ib the county.

— Life insurazice bas beenubly discussed by a gentleman from Chicago during the past 1t days. L. B. lfn;lmv\"ny 18 tiying hurd to commit that gentleman's speech to memory. '

~=Members of both political parties in this neighhorhood now freely admit the necessity of a ﬁcukly visit from the Ban NER. No well regulated family can af ford to be without it. :

-~Dr. A. Gantg, who was “laid up” for over three weeks from an attack of biljous eolic, is aguin able to be on the street. He had quite a severe time during s i\hpgés. S :

—f()glr! popular Postmaster, Hiram M, Goodspeed, was confirmed, by the U. 8 Senate at Wushington, for the third term, A better seection could not well be made for that position, o

Since tue turiff on tea, sugar and coffee has been cunsiderably reduced, Geo, C. Glatte sells groceries st lower tigures thap hav been possiide during the past nine years. Call and see. e

. —A serious altercation occurred between David Loeser and Mr. Kahn, of New Jerusalem, nhg day last week, The, latter was seriously injured, and has sued out-n warrant dgainst Loerer. : —The county comnfissioners have -not yet purchased the new poor farm men. tioned in our issuc- of last week. They decline making a purchase in that neigh borhood dintil it is definitely ascertainwd that water ean be obtained. "_Js‘, ~—A most excellent sermon was delivered in the Methodist Church last Sunday morning, by Rev. Mr. Rhodes. 1t is the opinion of many of our citizens that Mr. Rhodes is the ablest minister we have had for mauy yenrs. g :

—The Ligonter Cornet Band, -under' the'lendérship of Mr. Herbst, is ‘making admirable progress. Their » drarhimist,” who ulso fills the responsible position of “devil” in this office, bids Tair to become the champion “rattler” of Nofthern IndiAR e ’

£-The rite of baptism was administered to the intant son of F. W. Shinke, an In-. fant daughter of Peter Regula, and two sons of Henry Green, at Mr. Shinke's res ideuce on Friday evening. The ceremo nies wepé‘fvery impressive, and were condycted by Rev. Grimm, assisted by Rev. ngér, both of the Lutheran Church. - + —We would state for the informution of those “knobhy” youngsters—too old for boys and- tdo soft for men—-who nearly every night in the week, after the close of business hourg, 'go out and get drink and-make general nuisances of themselves, that the Marshinl has an eye upon them, and some o& these fine mornings they will awake %nd find themselves in the calabooge, : o

A LETTER from the Postmaster at Lucas, Ohio, infornis us that Mr. Geo, W. Kling, formerly a resident of this county, has departed this life. Mr. Kling wasa teacher, by profession, and at one time had a decided inclination to prepare himself for the ministry. = Theological studies, however, operated ‘injuriously upon his mind, and with shattered bealth and blasted hopes he retirea into privacy, at his parental domicil, where he remained until denth relieved him of ull éarthly troubles

Mg. N. P. OsBoRN tus been appointed agent for the sale of Dr. Hitchcock’s An ‘alysis of the Bible, which is recommend ed as not merely o revision, but srrixcti_eal reconstruction of Dr, West's Analysis, The work contains a complete syllabus of biblical themes, both comprehensive and exhiaustive ; also, a topiesl index and Ex die's revised edition of Cruden's Concordance. We regard 1t the best publication -of the kind evet ¢ffered to the public, ’ : sty B e Next year we hope to he able to subscribe tor the Vulparsiso Vidette snd the Ligonier Banner—the only papers who refuse to exchange with the Sentinel. — Rouchester Sentinel. - Simply an oversigh*, Bro, Metcalt, — We'll gend you the BARNER forthwith ; the pecuniary mutter can be talked over in the future. Satisfied ? ; )

: sty Communicated. = : Hiail! Daniel Voorheen! ; MR. EpiTor :—ln a late number of the BANNER [ notice an outline of a bill, re ferred to the committee on Public Lands, by Mr. Voorhees, for the ben«fit of disabled roldiers and sailors, which will be hailed with joy and gladness on its pass#ge by-a large number of our country’s veterans. = And why should uot this act of simple j stice be done to these brave “boys, the defendere of our country? ~ While Radicalism in its present power is' plundering the people's treasury, it seems that in Lheir greed they have tor -gotten already how ani by what means they were placed in their present pesition, | These Radicals entirely cverlock’or fuil to see haw by a simple act of justice such‘ . a one a 8 proposed by Mr. Voorhees would be a blesging to these poor fellows. . T an: aware that many promises were made to them, and ten years is full time enough to reveal the perfortance of ‘at least a pnrti‘f»n of what was to be done| for the l soldier, : !

I cannot discern what possible objec tion canybe brought to bear against this provision or foresight of Mr. Voorhees.— The disabled soldicr cannot avail himself of the homebtead act (with its additional grant of those alternate sectiuns of $2.50 land) or any other in fact, and he remnins, 80 far as the avails'are concerned, on a par with the citizen. But Mr. Voorhees pro poses to help him out. And we are not to forget thet this aid comes from g man of the opposite party. '

It does really sppear to me that the Republican party have forgotten not only their pramises’ in many instances to the soldier, but their duty as well. ' So'in tently are they grasping and quarreling for the gpoils of «ffice tﬁat they are leaving all thuse who by any means are una ble to help themselves in the hands of the enemy to care for, and [ have no doubt thut thousands are thus dropping out of the Republican ranks yearly. ‘ I bave but one objection to these resnlutions -of Mr. Voorhees, i. e, that they don't open quite wide enough to admit all the soldiers who ought to bave such benefit. . There are many.outside of those disabled in actual service who are just as needy and probably deserving enough.— Look over‘the broad land, and jnu will see) gcores of soldiers who have served faithfully their term of eulistment, but have come back to find their homes brok en up; in a manner bechme desolate by «fl ction and ln‘gl in their families ; and have met with pecuniary losses also They have hadtp refit as it were, and. comrménce life anew.” Now they are working and toiling to maintain a large family as best they can. "Many are suffering with dis ease contracted by exposure in the army and not in a macner ahle to make a claim | sufficiently clear (technically) to procu e‘ # pension, and too poor in- pocket to fir up and move their families to where they 1 can enter ‘their homestead. Thus they must go \.nrvqui's’ed, and the homestead with its $2.80 preference to the soldier, is to. them a blank.! While it would be no robbery to the government, it would 'w‘ no more than just -tl;'nt some plan should be devised by which they would receive the price of such~lands, at least in some other form: L Should Mr. Voorhees succeed in rendering such aid to poor, crippled and disabled soldiers, whose prospects in life have beem thus blasted by the late cinel rebellion, “the . blessings of ten thousand swelling hearta of men, women and chil I dren will be his reward. A SOLDIER.

A Challenge.. AviLva, Ind,, January 9th, 1871, MR. EpIToOR :—Please he 8o kind and leave a small place in your paper for these few linei: . - b ‘ C hallenge to the Mills of Noble County. On t:-h/e‘ 31st of December, 1870, the Avilla Mills received 25214 bushels of cus tom work. Can any mill in the county compete with this? | - P. B.—ln * heavy weights” they als: defy competition, the proprictor causing the scale to kick the beam st 17934 ; the head miller at 17214, and the engineer ar 1891{. - Beat whocan., . We close this on a banter that we are open to all the surrouading connties. We defy the county in ull kinds of work in a’flour mill, Bam Braden not exc:pted - / e Yours truly, . Joun BRapEN, Head Miller.

L 0 e et e e s [s¥" I'on’t think ' becwuse snuffs and struong or poisonous solutions will not cure Catarrh, that you can not be cured, The The proprietor of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Rem-: edy offers 500 reward for a case of Cutarrh which he cannut cure. © It costs bhut titty cents for a package which prepares one full pint. Sold by Moote & Tharp and druggiste generally, or send 60 ¢ents to Dr. R V. Pierce, 133 Seneca street. Boffilo, N. Y., and get it through the mail. A pamphlet free. The Genuin has Dr. Pierce's private U. 8. Government Stamp on esach: packnge, - | b @ e Tug CouNTRY SEEMS TO BE FILLED WITH BPEJIFIC — For the cure of Lung Disenses, thut ene scarcely knows which to use, for want of confidence ia their medical properties ; but from the remurkable cures and the high order and extra ordinary efficacy of Allen’s Lung Bulsam, that .we are compelled to regard the evi dences of our senses, and confidently stute for eough and cold, and that hydra headed | monster consumption, we think that pre paration a safe <and certain cure that is now hefore the public. For sdle hy. all medicine dealers. jan 4-Im. et e e i et : 'EXTENSION OF TlME.—Owing to my se vere illness, I have been unable to attend to business, and the time set for the set ‘tlement of all notes and accounts heid by me is xtended until the first of February. Those indebrea to the undersigned must call and settle during the month of Janu. ary, 1871, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of the proper. officer for col lection. ‘This is positively the last call. ; P, RISTERAEN. Ligonfer, Jan'y 6. 1871.-tf. e eO — | TuEsnr-ient‘:;dpvnclaimed that Mermaids, Nymphs, Naiads, and the Graces had long flowing tresses which ‘made them envied by their sisters of earth. But they arose out of the sea foam or bathed in fountains reached by no mortal hands and kept their locks of dewy softness, dark and luastrous, and thus had no ne¢d of Ring's Vegetable Ambiosia, which is doing the same thing for thousands of people in our day. . , ; 239 ‘No MORE GRAY HAIR — Nature's Hair Restorative brings back the original color; It is not a dye, and clear as crystal. Con tains nothing injurious. See advertisement. : : 2189 e L ~ RepucTtion !—Bound not to “bust” or be undersol 1; 1 only intend to make room for a spring stock. ‘ : 8012 " v 7 J.C. BTANSBURY.

.. Meteorelogical Table For the town ot Ligonier, ludians, prepared by Capt. Jos. E Bryden, from a reeord kept by A. Bennblossom. North Lat itude 41 deg. and 30 min. Longitude, 8 deg, and 45 min. West from Washington. Elevation, 700 feet above tide water. ‘ g158g33 " 72z i (IR iR ‘ 2 i { I S anaBegsrEsgs| Clesr Days. 2 55r5aEEs ezl Clondy Days Bl rwozuSoasn ol Raio il Bl oal, e&l Boow : &l G;f———':;Am%:!:Snu;Tu_ln'éiésj: S b S Pnunder Btorme: - ] o _____«_... — | Foggy Days Bl wwoarsy wem - | Number of Deaths gl ZEZaS umaZa, ;f:‘_mrrth;wzﬂ__“ £ w | — o o North : 2 S e s e N Grthießst . & Bl = mmweume|But _:1 : Bl o oce_uavhealSouhßst |0 8l 9 ema~owo LSuglh‘_____“_ |3 Sl wdwiaaßs weal South-west I § B)':¢,..a,__:-;:_._,i;-,_._°,|“'est s 2 [REMARKS —Thermometer st noon—"The mercury ranged from 80 to 86 deg. fourteen duys in the month of May i“in June nine days from 99 to 103 ; ten duys in Ju. ly, from 90 to 96 degrees. - Hottest duy of the season, June 25, ‘mercury 103 deg, ‘at noon. Coldest day, December 25, ther. cury 16 degrees below zero, Averdge temperature at noon for July, 8217 dt‘gr}(;e&. Muarch 31st, first frogs made their appear ance. April Ist, first martens came. April 16, last snow, two,_inchies deep. October 14, first frost, very light. N0v..9, the first snow flew, Nov. 10, first frost that killed vegetation, ' Dec. 20, first sleighing of the season. Mortality, 2 per cent.:

' BARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR sthps & cough at once and cures a cold 10 a few days. 34 . ieiieatill & P : Brimfeld Items, : v 7 BRIMFIELD, Jan. 24 1871, MR. EDITOR :—As you have expressed a desire, that items of interest from all portions of the county be sent you, in order that the local department of yotr pa‘per may be well sustained, I take the liberty to send you a few notes. . . 7 - We have ibeeh having many accidents in our neighborhood this winter—three within the lust ten duys, of which I propuse to give you & brief report. i One week ago Inst Saturdny D’night. short : ly after dark, Mr. David Osborn, an eld. erly gehtl.eq;an living & mile north of this place, started to go from his honse to- the barn, but-made a mis step in going off the p‘urc‘h, thereby falling and breaking his right ;leg about three. inches above the ankle joint; both l;;nées breaking obligue l_y, making, at the'sux’nc tiliuc, a Sfimpolmd fiacture. By the large bones protruding through the muscles spd integuments, there was a consideralile loss of blood from the laceration: Dr. Fraoks was call ed, and’ adjisted -the fracture:the same night. The patient is doing very well at present ‘ J. £ Oua last, Thursday, a child over two years old, in this town, swallowed some muristic acid, from a small phial, which’ the parents had -obtained tor ’apider‘ing purposes, snd allowed t\o‘vlic aroand loose within reack of the children. It wasa terrible dt{gc, but us Dr. Franks succeed e 1 in reaching the place in a tew minutes, he speedily evacuated her stomuch, und administéred antidotes. - The child lives, and i 3 rapidly recovering. : i Last Saturday, Mrs. Brigygs, of this place, poured some boiling water into ai wash-tub Cpreparatory [to mopping the floor ; when immedintely her littje gi.l.f nearly- four years old, stepping backward came in contact with the tuh,%}nd fell in to it. She was soo.badly scalded Jhatithe cuticle canie off from the lower part of the bedy in its entire circumference, und ulso from a considerable part of her thighs. ! The child is in a very critical condition, but hopes for her recovery are entertained l S REPORTER.

The best treatment for Croup is BARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. , : 3414 e & School Room No. 3—Roll of Honor. The following are the nawes of the ~cholars who have atten led school every day during the week endiag Junuary 20th: Carrie Hibbard, Adolph Bitterli,” - Clara Wandle, George Boyer, Ella Buaker, George Fisher, Lilly Mumma, g George Fulk, Candace Hart, © James Smmons, Libbie Kistler, - James Elzey, Mary Stansbury, Ja es Striker, Lilly Hudson, Albro ‘Knepper, Kitty Ulmer, W. A Sisterhen, Alice Palms, Henry Oblwine, Mary Conrad, * Charles Wolf, Lowly McMann, Winfield Falk, | Adda Morrell, Albert Ogden, ‘ (*harltes Shohe, WNewton Bause, Joseph Bitterli, Alvin Shobe. ~lf you do 'not see your boys' or girls’ name in this list, you may know that they have not been present every day during the week. “The patr: ns are earnestly requested to visit the school; and, assist in seeuring good behavior and regular attendance. ' : J. H. HorFMaN., e ¢ i BooTs AND SHUES.—We wish to call attention to the fact that Shinke & Bro, have & large and cnmpleéte assortment of boots and shoes, whicti they are offering at unususl luw priceg; especially overshoes and heavy boots and shoes. They have recertly marked their stock down and they are determined to let no man or set ‘of men sell better goods or at lewer pri. ces. : / 3t39*%

BARR's PECToRAL ELIXIR never fails in Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c. 3414 ————t— & P e : Notice to Saloon Ko\ﬂwr-. Saloony keepers who-desire to take ont a license at the March terin of the Coun: ty Commissioners Court should not neg lect to hand in their advertisements at as early a day as possible, in order that there may be no trouble in obtaining license It is necessary that such advértisements be /legally published that the Commis sioners. #fiay be authorized to issue license, ~ 3t L s BARrR's PECTORAL ELIXIR is sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar 3414 et A e e ; Pory Up.—All persons indehted to the undersigned are hereby notified to call and settle, either by cash or note, witkin the next-thirty days, or the accounts wiit be placed in the hands of the proper offi cer for collection, - C. ELDRED. Ligonier, Jan; 4, 1871, ! ; — i el @ st ; Asthma is speeaily relieved by Barr's PectoraL ELixir. el 344 R - Wk agree most emphatically with the ‘Waterloo Press and dther papers that ‘Wm C. Childs, of ghe Violett House at iGnshen. keeps a much better house than that city has enjoyed for a long time.

S_l)“ﬂ,()l‘ll"l'lo.‘ RECEIPTS, ! The following persons have paid their subscription to the NaTtoxal BANNER ' during the pist week. The figures opFposite each name indicate the Vol, and No. towhich payment is imde : VYol. No, Wm Lucky, Ligonter,.... (... 6. 38 DO Arnold, Three Rivers, Mich., 5 5. 51 Abratam H. Wemple, Ligonier,.. 6 .. 6 John W, IKnv-mz, {oide (o 8 5788 John Green, Cromwell,. . ... 5.1, 6 .. 38 Jneob Revher, K('lldﬂ“\li”yﬂj. el 92 | D. T. Miller, Lig0mier,......... 3 [. 50 John A, \V.ilsnn,»lmha‘u’an'm“r, 6 ..388 Aohn Kepford, iMefiam,........ 6 .. 38 S. B. Baker, Srdb L gL ol T Wm Chadister, Millershurg, ... 6 .- 2 Jucohy Masemore, A10i0n,....... 5 .. 52 BJ, Donsli e,O 0 oL i R L <BO John Shobe, [owa, ..0 . .0, . 657,728 i 3 i + : 1o 2 PERSONAL = Dr. J. M. Tenl, ‘Surgem SDentist, of Ligonier honored us' with » All lasg” week. [e is a, flne appenribe voeung gentlemysn, hes had several year Xperience in the practice of dentistry and 8 snid to be a thorough aster of i profession, . He was looking np aloestion ind, being very much pleased with Co tumtine City, has determined to sertle here. We' hope the doctor will find it pleasant and prefituble to- make Colum tia his permanent l_mbm‘ in' the future.— Columbic City Post. | . : | - FARM FOR SALE. i The undersignedi utters tis furu? ut private sale. luas located toar miles north east of Li-gonier,-and tonsists of 225 acres, 120-wcres of which'is cleared aiid under good state ol cu'tivation, aud 40 acres of tiiber lund anter feuce. Ihere wie, un the premises, alarge trame house, two Btori-s, with wing attuched; s good buuk barn, und several other outburlduigs, ) . The tarm will be sold ut a barguin. . . ¢, MATTHIAS MAKKER. Ligonier, Jan 13,.1571..38:3 i [y 3 sherifi”'s Sale. 1 i By virtue of an execution to me Issued by the Clerk of the Khagrunge Cireuit Colirt 1n the case of the State of Todiaya va, Hanson Crosby, 1 | will cffer for saie a 1 puthic auction at the Coutt House duor in the town of Albion, county ot Nobie and state of Ladiany, on R SATURDAY, February 11tk, 1871, Brtween the hpurs of 10 o’clock, A. M, aod 4 o'clock, . M, of said «day, the followrng decribéd real estote, situate in sard County, and State: to wit: Lot number twenty in Smith’s. additiou to the towu of Ligonier, s . DAVID BOUGH. . :Sheriff of Nobte County. Albion, Ind , January 18, 1871 —=¢s 10, e —— e ——— ) E Sherifi”s Sale. By virtue of airexceution to meissued by the Clerk ot the Noble Cirenit Court in the case of Waldo Smith, and Jad<on Smith vs, Thomas Barnett, 1 will offer for sale ut public auction ut the Court House door, in the Town of Albion, County of Noble, and State of Indiana, on SATURDAY, February 11th, 1871, Between the houraof 10 o’clock, -A. ~ and 4 o'cloek. "p. wO, of said day, the following de seribed real ‘estate, situate in said County and State, tirwit: Lots number twenty and twentv ane, twentv-two, twenty -five twenty-gixX twenty. eizht and twentv-nine and thirty in Straus’ ad: dition’to the town of Ligonier, also lots numbdr six in Gerber und Kuisely’s addition to the town ot Ligonjer, | : it P DAYVID HOUGH, ) i’ Shenttof Noble Couanty. Albion, January 18, 1R71.-p. 1. €6 20, [ SIFERIFE’S sSALE, ] By virtue ot an order ot sale to me Is~urd by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Noble [ county, ludiana, in the case of Frederick W =traus vs. Heney Schlabach wnd others, 1 will offer for sale at rublic’anetion, at the Court House door_in the town of Albion, county of ] Noble and State of Indiana, . . I On SATURDAY, Febrvaryaith, 1871, | Between the hours of Lo oclock AEV and 4 'elock, b m, of said day, the fullowing de xeribed real extate “qitnate in Baid county and State, to win: The North h“ulfnt' the West halt |« ftve North west guarter and the N orth balf of the Bast halt of the North-west quarter of sec l ton thirty five, in township thirty ‘rour, North | of range eight East, containing eighty .ucres, | more or less, " 3 3 i : ¥ DAVID HOUGH, o Sherrft ' oble Cony, ! Albion, Janhuarv 13th, 1871 -p £ §6.60. ; | '_____;_.______._.._...__________.__.—_. ST =2 - §% 5.5 § § § 8-3 ‘ . l To Tar woRKING oLASs.—'We are now rrepnred to | faruish all elasses with constant employwent at |'home, thie whole of ‘The time, or for the ~pare mo--1 ments, Business new, light and ])l'uﬁlﬂ? ¢. Per-+ sons of either rex: easily earri trom 50c. Yo €5 per | evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business, Boys and girl< earn pearly as much ax men. That all «ho xee this notice way ~end: their addres=, and test the business, ’ we make the unparalleled niT‘er: To snch as arg noc ' | well satistied; we will send $1 to'pay for rhe trouble | | of writing Full particulars, a valuible sample which will do to commence work on, and a cpy of the People’s Literary Companion—ope of the larg- ( est and bext family newspapers ever published —all sent free by mail. Reader, if you want permaneng, protitable work, address + E, C. ArLex & Co., T "5 Aungusta, Maine.

UNIVERSAL‘[_S.\I :~~-What is it ? Send for the Staßr v 21 ME WEST, Cincinnati. A large 8-page weekly ; estabiished 1827, It meets all the wanis of the fumlly; 2.50 per yer, 1,25 six months. Try it. Specimens free. Address WirriaMson & CANTWELL, Cinciunati, Ohio. ik 39 ’ ",\'EW YORK Safety Steam Power Co. Steam. En--4V gines, with and without cut-off, and gectional Safety Steawn Roilers, built in quantities by special machinery. send for circular, 44 Courtlandist.N. Y. Blﬁl(}ﬁs & BRO's » . . . [llnstrated & Dascriptive Catalogue . OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED, AND OF SUMMER FLOWERING: BULBS o for 1871, = ; W 11 be ready for mailing by the middle of January notwithstanding ourgreat loss of type, paper, engrivings, &c., by fire, which destroved the Jo» Printing; Office_of the Rochester ' Democrat and C hronicle, 25th Dec., 1870. It will be printed on a mosl elegant new-iinted paper,and illustrated with Neariy Five Hundred Orizinal Enzravings, And wwoltinely executed colored Plates- specimens for all.of which were yrown by ourse.ves the past #eason from our own stock of reeds. 1u the uriginality, execution and exrent of the engravings it is unlike and eminently superic:r to any other catalogue or “ Florul Guide ” extant. . The catalogue will consist of 112 pages, and ax soon as pubtishéd will be seut free to all who ordered seeds from us by mail during the last season. To others a charge of 15 cents pe: copy will be made, which is not tﬁe value of the colored plates. We assare our Triends that the iuducemeits we offer to purctiasers of reedy, as to quality and extent of stock, disc unts and preminms, are nusnrpassed. Pleage send order for Cata ogues without delay. | -7% vur, Colored Chromo“for 1871+ . Will be ready to send ont in January. The Chromo will represent Horty-twy varieties of showy and af popular Flowers of nainra! size and color.” We design to make it the Dest Plate of Flowers ever i=sued. size 19x24 inches, The retail value would be at least Two Dollars; we =hall, however, furnish it to customers at 75 cents per copy, and offer it as a Premium npon orders for seeds. = See catalogue. BRIGGS & BROTHLR. Rochester, N, 1.

Ul' HAM’S DEPILATORY POWDER.— Removes superflaous hair in five minutes, without injury to the skin, Sentby mail for §1.25. WPPHANM'S ANTEIVA CURE Relieves most violent paroxyvems in five minutes and-efli cis a speedy. cure. Price $2 by mail. MILEJAPPAVNESE HAIR STAIN Colors the whiskers and hair a beaatiful srack or srOWN. It consists of only one prep wration. 75 cents by muil. Addiess 8. C.. UPH AM: No. 721 ( Jayne Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circalars =ent ‘ free. Solid by all Druggists. 3914 ‘ ¢+ . USETHE ** VEGETABLE =0 1826 pynwos ARY Bsisa n." 18 0 The old standird remedy for coughs,colds,consump. tion. ¢ Nothing better CurLer Bros. & Co, Boston, Qx i 7 MEN, Women, PO FO $lO PER DAY *Boys #nd Girls who engage in our new, bu~iness make from £5 to €lO per day in their oWwn localities Full particalars and instructions =ent free by ma.l Those in need. of permanent, profitible work, shonld address at once, Georee.Stinson & Cu , Portland, Maine. EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL. $9O NSALARY PER WEEK, aud expenses, paid ¥V Agents, to sell onr new and useful discoveries, Address B, SWEET & CO.,~Marshall, Mich. PSY(_‘OM‘ANCY.—Any lady or.gentleman can get + £l,OOO & month, secure their own happiness and independence, by obtiining Psyonomaney, Fasors. ATION, or SOUL UHABRMING. 400 pagex: cloth. Fall| instructions to ure this power over inen or animals at will, how to Mesmerize, become trande or writ ing mediums, divindtjon, sowitualism, alchemy, Ehllusuphy of omens and dreame, Brigham Yonng’s arem;-guide 10 marringe, &cj, all coutained in t’im book 5 100,000 sold ; price by mail in cloth 1.25, paper covers I.dollar, N)OTIoE.—Any person wishing | to act d= agent will receive a sample copy of the work free. As no capital is required, all desirons of %euleel employment should send for the book, enclosing 10c. for}?nst,uge. to T, W. Evans & Co,, 41 South Bth St., Philadelphia. i Sos ! e e A Cler%vman. while residing in South America a 8 a missionury, discovered a safe and ~ximple remedy for the cure of nervous weakness, early decay, direases of the urinary and seminal organs, and the -whole train of diorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompied by a desire to beneit the afflicted aud uufortunare, 1 will send the recipe for preruring and using] thir medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free of charge. ' Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York City. y 314 Agents! Read This! WE WIL. PAY AGENTSN A SALARY OF $3O ‘per week, aud expenses, or a low alarge commission, to sell onr n&w and wonderful inventions. Address M. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich. : 5t ‘ -39t4

P REPARE [s ;-ro;;mlvé : GREAT POLITICAL CONTEST : ’ .-J,— or — S 187,3' 1872 THE NATIONAL BANNER e —AR A — | { | FAMILY PAPER i . — FoOR THE— ‘ | 3 FARMER, Mechanio, LABOBER, !’ f -~ “}“"D{T”‘_E 1 | o CITIZEN & VOTER! ""*;gjfg‘;f;&;; o the Highcs asit f'é‘r‘é.f th ot the. TOILING MILLIONS, | The great Presidenti‘)al conltest of 1872, will soon '_|.>e 6penell; Thé."people are about to imake anothef’eﬁort to liberate.

Ithemselves from the yoke of radical oppression. The authors lof the 15tn A{men‘dmént fraud ‘are to be rebﬁk@ad. A financial s&stém under which the p;/ople |pay éonlpounil interest on the 'currencyﬁ* is to be_remodeled. A system of taxation by which the dead capital of theﬂcouﬁtry is exempted, and the revenues are raised from labor and active capital, is to be abolished. The donation of the public domain to railroad monopolies is to be made to cease. The right of suffrage is to be extended tol the half million disfranchised,l white men of the South, and the restoration of the Union to be acéomplished in fact aswelll as in name. For the furtherii ance of these life-principles, Tow NIATI,ONAL_ Baxxer will be; found an earnest advocate: Two thousand new subscribers areﬂvanted. " Democrats of Indiana ! s Place a copy of the BaxNER in the hands of your Republican neighbor and add a.no"che;xj voter to the Democratic party. Send your orders to | J. B. STOLL, ko s‘eili',c_ggonier, Ind.

Agents ‘Wanted to canvass Noble and Eaﬂdjoining onun’ties/ ! Api)ly at Once. | KEEP YOUR FEET DRY! - BOOTS & SHOES For the Million? GO'TO F. W. SHINKE & BRO'S BOOT & SHOE STORE! ' In Shinke's chkiawﬂdzng, | If you want to see the best made assortment of : ‘ Custom-made ; i BOOTS & SHOES, _ ‘ .. ANDi .. ‘ : ~ Eastern Made Work, i FOR : - LADIES & CHILDREN'S WEAR, sl L‘IGONIEBB. e ? “Especial attention is called tt;'thc nugstn'n'ial ‘manuer in which my work is made, and also to } :.’l'l; :1';1’;1:: c'\‘gé::a;":&k .Ifned All fvorb done at " Ligothc g 6 T SRR o

ov. WAYNE OUTD & NE OU - ; e . KENDALLVIL'E FRUIT HOUSE. L P . | WICHMAN & CO. " : _ Baving taken charge of the- - , Corner of State and Mitchell streets] and refllled N ‘ the same with S S L THE CHOICEST STOCK OF GROCERIES Ever ‘brought to Noble county, l'Oﬂer the eame to thelr patrons, and the public gen- ! era_lly. at figures that will i AstonishtheNatives! } — GO. TO THE- - HOUSE! | T To buy your . ! ITEAS for 75 cts., $l.OO, $1.25 and ' THE VERY BEST at 81.50! |.)g ) 3 4 'KEROSENE OIL, - 30 c. per, Gal. New York or Michigan Salt at - $2.25 per Barrel. ‘ P ! . And all other Goods in Proportion ! . —— . FRUIT HOUSE! o - WICHMAN & CO. Kendallville, Ind., Jan'y 11th, IB7L-tf - r 1) T FRY y ATTENTION! - Cabinet Shop aND <‘o 5 » Cabinet Ware S , - 'R, D. KERR | Would respectfully announce to-the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of i i LT . = ).- ! . CABINET W ALE, consisting in part of . v ‘DRESSING BUREAUS, ’ . WARD-ROBES TABLES. ' : S STANDS, LOUNGES, .. . CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, ‘ MOULDING, BED-STEADS, | ' and in fact every thing usually kept in a first class Cabinet Shop. Particular at. tention paid to the ) E UNBERTAKING BUSINESS. i ) "" T COFFIENS l\.v.'x,ys‘ on hand and _l}lzltlc'~to oider uiponv short notice. ' ) A good Hearse alwaysin readiness. Also, all kinds of Shop Work made to order. Furniture Roomon ‘west side of Cavinstreet, Ligonier, Ind. May Brd, 1866. o

‘A SPLENDID STOCK- | O¥ Y BOOTS & SHOES AT THE OLD STAND OF © P. SISTERHEN. WE MANUFACTURE TO ORDER TBE BEST OF 'fWORKME.\' EMPLOYED. "Wewa rrant ail of our work, n‘nd‘ilu' case of rip i page we repair E S Ff(‘ee: of Charge. ;:Call and Examine our Stock before puro f;‘hasing elsewhere, . Quicki Sales and Smail’ Profits _l—s_;_g!!: motto. “ . ) JACOBS & KELLER, KENDALLVILLE, -- - IND ; : Héve just teceived ) A MAMMOTH STOCK, Consisting of | | DRY GOODS, CLOTHIN GJ Hats & Caps, { BOOTS & SHOES,! ‘And a greatmany other Goods too numer ous to mention, and keptin a ‘ » FIRST CLASS STORE! whlgh they will sel) at considerable "Lower Prices - than any other house li Indiana. ' Tlln-ﬁianns'r e CASH PRICE . YOR ALL KINDS gr o GOUNTRY PRODUCE ! s .~ JACOBS & KELLER. Kendallville, May 6, 1868

GREAT REDUCTION RETAIL PRICES, A ',_‘J,-’-IR—,':' | GROCERIES, ':Qu'eensware,‘. and | GLASSWARE 'i IDECKERI STILL [N TEE FIELD! *;..é:,:*s;.;’:i{::o’s:sséf, 1 e e Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Syrup, Molasses, Spices, Tobaccos, Wooden-Ware, - * Glassware, Fruit Cans, &e., " . -which he has just rec«gived' o DIRI;JC’I‘"’FR;D)[ New York Crry, | and iﬁ the qux;(lily'ulgd price of vfhlch : HE DEFIES COMPETITION !

In addition to the ahove he has - a wellselected stock of &'QUEENSWARE, ' B - o o . GLASSWARE, ] ' LAMPS, &c., ’ Which he is selling very cheap. gA Good Stock of School. Books ; ’ Will‘se offered for sale . i v ias o FOR STXTY DAYS! Call and examine his stock before. purchasing, and you will be rewarded for _your trouble! = . With many thanks. to' his patrons for past favors, he hopes by fair.dealing to nierit a continuvance of fllé’{gj patronagei - ~ * " J.DEGKER. October 19, 1870 25 oo

| GHO TO TEEER - ! A j EMPIRE ¥ NS R ; 2 . - ® iDRHG STORE ! ! | EOR tCI—IEAP - DRUGS, MEDICINES, Paints, oils, Varnishes, . ALL STANDARD - - Patent Medicines. Wall Paper & Stationery &c., '&ch,&c , &e., &c., &.,>&c'. - ' MOORE & THARP, __ Ligonier, Sept., Bth, 1860.-35 * : JOMN WEIR & CO'S HARDWARE STORE, ‘ West Sid? of Carin .Stremx,%j i LIGONIER, - “INDIANA ) Keepgbonstf{n‘ﬂy on hand B Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagon- _ -iiakéi-s’ Materials, And.al(arge and varied nﬁsom;nc-nrof 5 Iron, ‘Cast & Spring Steel, e AT T B l SPIKES, BRADS, TACKS, &C., &C, . S Toget_he? with ﬂ I_gu.'g”e s{‘ocﬁ o‘f’ g Akleg, Springs, Olips, sth _Wheéis | ‘Bolts and B’and_s; i Cutlery Vilndl Shelf lli‘lr‘dw#re, " BUILDERS HARDWARE, Carpenter and Builders’ Tools! 1o endless nrietiéq, ‘au(lﬂo'i the bés‘t"st_uck. S sy e A Ligonier, July 97, 1870, « 4

FORT WAYNE. DOWN GO | '~ THE PRICES! \W’ﬁx_. ,Gxio;rs Price List!

OFFICIAL PRICE LIST, i | FOR CASH ONLY! gl’ouxlg Hyson Tea, 75 cts lb. odo do 85 | do - do. 95 « . ' do doloo ¢ do d 0125 ¢ %Best in Market, ~ 160« %anpoﬁ’dér Tea; 1925 o« {| do do }l4O, 4 Best in the World 160 - Fair Rio Coffee, 20 cts. o :G’oovcll Rio Cbﬂ’eé, 22} c“ts‘.' Prime to Choicei, 25 cts. : Ja\'g Céﬁee, 25 cts. ) }lpclizi; 30 cts. , L Sy'rup-, 75 cents per galloll"." ; Sy'ri;p, $1 per galloﬁ. S - Silver Drips, clioie, $1.15, - New Orleans MOI&SSGS; $l. Crushed Sugaxj,‘ 15 cts. per Ib. Powdered do 15 « Granulated¢ 15 L« . A C'&ﬁé.é S‘gjgar; Standard, 14«. New Orleans Sugar, 14c. R Bx*b}xrll-Suéaré, Yo - ' Brown Sugars, 11e. =~ : Brown Sugars, 124 c. s L 4 Best Bfrovs}n in Towh, 13ec. ' 60 DOZ. OAK SPLIN'T . CORN BASKETS! Just Receiyéd, and Willkbe soid at a bargain ! APepper, very.'_cieap; 40c. Pure -Groﬁnd Peppex;,‘ 50¢. lb. | CINNAMON, CLOVES AND ALL ~ OTHER SPICES, At Greatly Reduced 13}«tm'. Fine Salt, $2.25 'bbl. N.Y.or ~ Michigan. - No. 1 White Fish $6.50bb1. Liberal Discounts Made on Teas, i R . Packagel. g ‘ Also, GOODS Joéén’o;-ro RETAIL | DEALERS AT LIBRRAL RATHS. } Kerosene Oil, 30c. per gnl. | e Kendallville, Sept. 14. 1870.]