The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 48, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 March 1871 — Page 3

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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-—'Circéit;qoun lis in session at Goshen. —Jacob Reyber has the largest stock of goods in his line, in Kendallville. B

. —Napontset, yard wide, for 10 eﬁnts, at Jacob Reyher’s in Kendallville, ¥

+— Stark “A’) Sbe’etii;g’ is sold by Jacob Reyher, in Kendallville, for 1244 cents.

~Bpriog; styles silk hats for $4.25, at Jacob Reyher's, in| Kendallville. -

—‘Pu‘r’e- Port Wine for medicinal purposes at Wm. Grob's, Kendallville. 47 3t.

~ —Ham Green is visiting Union and Snyder counties iq_Penn'sylvania, .on official husiness. T

* - The Monroeville: Democrat comes to ugyid & new dress, and now presents a very neat appbu"’rahéc. o : !

- —Bleached muslin, yard wide, is sold in Kendallville by Jacob Reyher, from’ 10'to 1234 cents. e, —Now is the time to secure goobé;fres‘h garden seeds.” JA great' variety .may be foundat Decker’s. , o »

—We publish a yery spicy and wellwritten letter from California on the tourth page of to-day’s paper. e

—The yl({un“ger portion of our population are beginming to indulge in dark hints ahout base ball clabs, ; V 5 Business men should u’g'é pr_ir)ted lettér besds. Ifyou want them meatly print. ¢d call at the BANNER office. -

"—Four dollars will buy a pair of good calf boots at Jacob Reyher's, in the city ot Kendallville. “Kio boots for $3.50. —Soldiers of the war:ot 1812 are beginning to file their claims. There are but few of the old heroes left in this county —=The American House has a/new pro I)}ict<)l~ in the person of a Mr. Sessline, of Ohio; who took chatge of it-on Monday.

| Al whio take an interest § the Noble % I unty Agricultural Society'should attend " * tlfe meeting in the Town Hall on Saturday next. i *—Farmers have been busy during the ~past three ‘weeks, doing the work which the first sunshine of Sgprin’g‘; always brings for the faypiee, «=« - - —The regular snnual Spring work of ~ cleaning yards, trimming shade trees and _repairing fences has comimenced and is _progressing ‘;ﬁ,nely; o g e * — Business men making scttlements will .find those bl?nk statements of ac: count very handy.. Call at the BANNER dffice and see speciméns. =~ . <+ Undét alate gecision of the éupreme - Court :h(; County Treasurer is allowed a per cént. foi‘"dis‘bursing the special school Ctax to the séivgml to‘Wns”iﬁps. e ~—The Witerloo Press seem§ to look upon Washington C. DePguw asbeing an obecure individual. | It will think differcnptly, in course of & year orso. i . -—The mails on the Air Line are now carried by the Fast trains, east and west 'l2lO arranigement is a good one~—provided, always, route agents will do their duty. - 2aiThe B ndignian says there are so many counterfeit $2O greenbacks,in circulation, x thhtiplie Warsaw bank has stopped paying - out genuine bills of tbat;dgnom.ination. ‘ ~—Thig has been a poor season for the .sugar’ ‘bush, The only run that has amounted to anything, came so soon that ‘but few were ready to- take i;dvnu tage ofit. '~ —The Butler Herald ventures the pre: diction that there will be more buildings erected..in that town during the coming summer, than in any other place on the Air Line Railroad. . ' 7 ‘ —The ten per cent. penalty will be - added to all taxes. not paid befoie the tifird Monday in April. Read Treasurer - Mendenhall’s official motice in this weeks paper, i S el S —Our merchants are generally preparing for the spting trade. As a matter of course, due notice ot the arrival of goods . will be'given througly the columns of the BANNER. S T i

- —The ladics have prepared a list of premiums for the next Fair. | It is quite lengthy, and will probably give more general satisfaction than that of the pre ‘cecding year. o Lok oy -+ —lt isiremarked as’a peculiar fact of " the ‘year 1871 thuat there fas been and ¢+ will be a full mogn during the first week ¥ of each of the first seven months, and during the last. week of the last six months. —~There has never beén a season during our rcS}idenf;c in Indi'gha, when wheat looked 'so well at this time of the year, as At present. If there are no unfavorable dmu,qes of temperature, ‘we' may look for, “adargé crop this year. - . ' 5 ~—Saturday was n brisk and lively day in town. Although:the mud impeded travel, the farmers for miles around were in town, drawn here for trade and barter ~ Our mercliants evidently had a good day, . much to their gratification. ! —Dr. A. B.' Parker removed to Kendallville jlesﬁ;erday?, to engage in the prac- . tice of medicine. The Doctor has long been a leading citizen of Ligonier, and ‘his departure ffom our midst is regretted by the community at large. - [ . —On Sunday night, the 18th inst., Al‘len Berky! of Jefferson township, Elkhart county, had two bay mares stolen from his' barn, They were traced toward Bristol, * and;have probly ‘gone over into MichiSgpns o o | " __When you want.a first rate article of groceﬁes, in the shape of coffee, tea, sugar, - spices, frqsh‘apd salt fish, syrups, molasses, tobacco, queensware, glassware, earthenware, woodenware, &c., &c., call at the. - Pioneer Grocery Store of Geo. C. Glatte, Kendallville. ke i ‘—Proclaim it to the world and the inhabitants thereof that C.Eldred:has just - received a large stock of the “Pure Eagle ‘TLead ;” and alse of the Pittsburg Pure " Lead, and that parties wanting anything " in the line of paints,’oils, or varnishes, _ will find it to their interest to call at the City Drug. Store, 2 L 'y -—The néw court house at Goshen was - dedicated by the Bar on Monday of last week. Speeches were made by Dr. Ellis,, ~ lon. C. L. Murray, Hon. J. H. Defrees, - Hon. Jas, Maxfield, Mayor Hascall, Jas, Beck, Sen., J. D. Osborn, Capt, Mitchell, ITon. H. D. Wilson, George D. Copeland,: Esy., and his Honor, Judge Tousley. - '~ —The Goshen folks are endeavoring t 0 ~ regain, possession of the grounds onceioc- ' cupied by the round house of the North ern Indiana y.ailréwa, but made vacant by the remoyal of the shops' to Flkhart, A public meeting for the accomplishment of this purpose was held in our neighbor-

A new brewery has begn built at Ligo- | nier. Will Stoll please to accommodate | us by testing the artigle which it turns | autl an{d make a report?— Lagrange Stand- | ard. ' : : |

- Being of an accommodating dispesition, we may possibly comply with Devor's request. < The only hesitancy we have about the matter is. that he might question the correctness of our conclusion, in which event he would doubtless insist upon & personél trial. The surést and safest plan, therefore, /will',-'be to consign a keg or two to Devor’s headquarters, and thus afford him an opportunity to devote his leisure moments to a‘critical examination of Mr. Sommer's production.

. BusiNgss, CHANgE.~Messrs. L, T. Fisher and Landon brothers have purchased the stock of drugs and medicines formerly owned'by Moore & Tharp, and will continue the business in the old stand. Mr., Fisher has been engaged for a number of yenlts in the occupation of a druggist, 1n Doth wholesaling and retailing, and as'he will give his personal supervision to tle conduct of the establishment, no fears of mismanagement need be entertained. Particular attention will be paid to compounding prescriptions and furnishing physicians’ supplies. 'Call and sce them.

‘ArcH, WiLsoN has moved his barbershop across the strect, into a neat little building fitted up by Mr. Kerr expressly for torsorial purposes. EVerythiﬁg abouf the shop is tastefully 'arranged, and .is very creditable to the judgment displayed by the proprietor; who, in connection with “Chub,” can smooth a mau’s face, cut hair, and perform such other operations in their professional line, as will satisfy the most exacting mind. Remember the sign of the Big Razof. -~ *

. - TAKE Norice.—All those indebt(:(f tog‘ the undersigned, eitzver by note or book | laccount; are. hereby notified to call andsl settle the same by the first day of April, 11871. As my means are limited, and it is impossible in these times to doan extend‘ed credit business, I must ingist upon | stort settlements, which always make. long friends. Persons intereésted will | please take notice, and govern themselves: ‘accordingly, thereby saving cost and trou- ‘ ble, as after that date all accounts will be | placed in an officer’s hands for collection. | 46-t3. fs e (0. BRADEN,

AN exchange makes a very sensible suggestion‘to young men. In the present scarcity of cooks, it frequently happens that thie duty of getting breakfast devolves upon the young lady of the house, and, in that case, she shéu%d not be kept up too late at night. The editor: further lays down the general proposition that there are very few young men capable of entértaining a young lady for a longer time than two or two and a half hours.— Let our young men give this suggestion due consideration. S

A Sunday Saehool prayer meeting will be held-at the Christian Church, commenc; ing April 8d and continuing till the 11th, All the Sunday Schools of the town are cordially ihvited to unite'with us; an in'vitation is also extended to all the friends of Sunday Schools. April 11th, at two o’clock p. M., will date the commencement’ of the “District Sunday: School Convention,” holding its session three days ; exercises. cach day and evening. - All are invited to attend. . COMMITTER. . ~

It 18 downright extravagance to buy music in sheet form, W}len‘ you can get nearly twenty times your money’s werth by subscribing for Peters’ Musical Monthly. '?l"be April‘xx~§ixhber, is to hand, and contains ‘many beautiful selections, which, if purcchased in sheet form, would cost $4.75.— You can get the lot for 30 cents, by send-| ing to'J. Li. PETERS, 529 Broadway, New York, for the April number of Peters’ Musical Monthly. T e

FoR the' especial benefit /of our friend Lockhart, we give the subjoined paragraph'a place in our columns: The New York Globe is responsible for the following : “Mr. Greeley writes to Hon. Will Cumback, Ljeutenant-Gover-nor of Indiana, that rust in wheat is caused by the oxidization of the surface of the 'grains. If wiped perfectly dry and inclosed in buckskin sacks, well oiled, wheat will neyer rust” :

: : '*T”_“"“"_—“"— ) | Amswers 1o Correspondents.

R. WiLLiaMs AND F. 8. Smoar.—A hearty welcome to' the ranks . of the gallant band who march under the folds of the “Old BANNER.” et e gy

J, F. MocDrviTT.—Never received notice to_change your address. Sorry did not hear of your removal before. e

~ Persons liable for Income tax (the exemption is $2,000,).and Retail Liquor Dealers ana Tobacco Dealers, (persong selling $lOO of Cigars or Tobacco, or either,) should lose no time in making their re-. turn or .application to the Assisstant Assessor of their county. o ~ —lmmense chignons and heavy padded false chatelaine braids, looking like a burden upon the head of the wearer, are rapidly disappearing.b Our mbst fashionable belles now braid or plait their own natural tresses in two long braids, which are lopped-to the back part of the head. ~ —We are again in receipt of a copy of the Steuben Republican —the first and only issue of the present month.; If the publishers of that paper are desirous of keeping up z#u exchange, they must send their print every week, instead of once in amonth. « = ! Lt

. —lt you want a Spring overcoat, a stylish bat or eap; or & nobby suit of clothes, or, in fact, anything in the line of ready made clothing; do not fail to examine the stock 'at the popular Clothing House of Engel & Co,, at Kendallville. * —Shinke & Bro. have just unpacked a large and select stock of gaiters, &c., for the spring season, and now imvite the public to an examination of their gooda. Terms exceedingly low. =~ .¥l

- —Pity is fhe cheapest charity in the world, but the cheapest and best clothing for; men and boys is now offered by Engel & Co., Kéndallville, at the City Clothibg Emporium. Why will ye wait? ' *

- —We have received a number fpf items from Cromwell, which we decline to publish because the author's pame does not accompany the communjcation.

. ~~We already hearof prospective coun; ty and district eandidates® for the great election of 1872, eighteen months in’ the future, R E '

. ==Chittenden’s Crystal White Kerosene Qil, double distiiied, for sale at Eldred’s. Decidedly the best oil in the matket, *

' Hendallville Correspondence. . - KENDALLVILLE, March 27. EpIToR BANNEE :— Local ;items have been so scarce for the last two weeks that I did not attempt to send you any, but seeing that noone else has written you frop. here, T am scated again with * pen in hand to write you a few lines;” and if I fail to interest your readers it is not because I de not desire vo do so. il

At 2 o'clock this4norning the cry of fire again sounded. A onestofy frame dwelling situated in Daniel’s- Addition, was burned. 'lt was ownéd by Charles Gula: meyer, and occupied by Mrs. McCormick. The total lass was about $5OO. T was unable to learn whether the building was insured of not. A two story frame dwelling standing 30 feet east of the bufning one:was saved by the timely arrival of « Rescue- Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1.”

* Odr city election, which takes place in! May, is already attracting the attention of: those who “talk horse” and politics. — As yet no candidates are. announced for Mayor, but our mutual friend Carr Green is on the track for Marshal, as well as the present incumbent, Mr. Dake. There is no doubg that Carr'will be elected. Asto the Councilmen, thetefis a general dispo sition 'forz‘ngé{imen‘}o take the places of those whose terms expire, and without regard to political opinions to put the best men in. I presume repudiation, economy; public schools, hiéh taxes, and frasoline street lamps, will be the topics of conversation now in political circles until after the election. e i

Mr. Adee, who owned the Air Line House, has formed a partnef‘ship with Mr. John Bigler, and a hew sign flourishes over their ddor, at_tracé-ing the attention of customers to the stock of dry goods just being opep;ed by them. Bl ¢Ti Jake ‘Reyher bas raised his large sign | fo the second ;story to give him room for the display of his immense stock of dryj goods, and boots and shoes. Jake is doing a large cath' trade, especially since hé basl been advertising in'the BANNER. - The *“other fellers " are all selling liotst of goods and doing a good business, but, as I am not/ much in favor_\)f unpaid-for local puffs, I will rot particuldrize furthérl this time. : .

~ The popular and efficient mail agent, L. H. Johnson, has been very sick for two weeks, but has recovered again and will be able to be aboutina few days. He says the reason why we are so.long getting papers from New York is that the paper mails ‘for Indiana have heretofore been marked direct to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Central railroad, they sometimes lay blocked up at Pittshburgh a day, And then lay perhaps ove day in Indianapolis, reaching here by the way of Laporte, He also stated that the dela'y is being remedied, and now hm}ing the postal car on the “ lightning ” over the Air Line, there will soon be no more cause for complaint in‘that particalar, =7O ".0 ¢ o

The numerous friends here of J ames McConnell, Egq., weré very sorry to hear of his failure to get the appointment of Warden, but “such is life.” TFrequently those who most need and deserve political’ favors are doomed to disappointment. There is now a fair prospect of the east side of Main street being built up this summer with substantial brick buildings, which would add very much to the ap-| pearance of ‘Main street, as the *burnt district” is not very pleasant to look atI am informed that young Burnam, who was so badly stabbed two weéks ago,;is! improving finely, and will soon be well | again. ‘ : i

" The Continentals sang to a large audi ence in Mitchell's Hall on Saturday even ing, and gave general satisfaction.

' 'Mr. Lewis and Miss Helen Cox were married on last Thursday evening, by Elder Blanchard, at the residence of the bride’s father, W. H. Cox, Esq. Mr. Lewis formerly resided here, but now lives in the oil regions of Pennsylvania. Miss Cox was assistant’ teacher in ‘the schools at Wawaka this winter, where she won mauy. friends.’ = _ s ;

On Saturday night last there was an old fashioned, belling' in the eastern part of town. The “horns did blow and bells did roar,” etc. It was occasioned by a man of fifty marrying a girl of sey%ntée’n. Having had so much mud on Main St. for the last three weeks, has caused some of our business men tostalk seriously of having it laid with Nicholson pavement: The fact is'the street is so nearly level we never can ‘have a good street until some: thing of this kind is done. "Why not do it now and have the benefits of it?

A bright light east]of town, Saturday evening, indicated that some building was burning, but as yet have heard of none. There "was one also in the direction of Brimfield, but presume; that somebody was *‘a fishing going.” There seems to be no regard paid to the fish law on Bixler Lake, as the light can be seen there almost nightly. Why this is, thusly, Tdo not know, and like everybody else, have not taken the trouble to find out.” : ' AMOS.

. P. B.—You might, request Wadsworth, of the Argus, to say’to the Laporte city “ dads " that our city + dads” would sell fifteen gasoline street lamps, nearly new, been used but little, etc., etc., very cheap, and patent rights taken in part payment, Apd if this notice costs anything you might charge it to the Continental Improvement Company, and take (('ity bonds for it after the next fépudiation Board is elected, which won't be long. ' A.

ettt < M —ee e | P A,To"":'rnm LADIES.—Wm, Groh, Kendallville, has received a large invoice of choice teas, which he now' offers to the public at the most reasonable rates. In -order to enable éustomers to test the quality of the articie, Mr, Groh has purchas: sed an gpparatus for steaming. tea in an instant, and he nowinvites both males -and females to partake of & cup of that popular beverage at his store, free of charge. Old ladies, who frequently complain of headache after a wearisome ride over rough roads, are especially invited, They. can mal{e their own selection, and should evelrytlﬁng prove satisfactory, Bill will not object to selling them a few pounds of his immense stock of teas. 47-Bt.

No TmME 10 BE LosT.—ln the incipient stages of consumption, the first symptom is generally a hacking cough, pains in the ghegt; dimcnlt,y of breathing, or oppression of the Inngs. Spmething e.bguf)d‘ be done at once o check the cough, allay and heal the irfitated pars. ~Allen’s Lnng Balsam will break up the cough in an incredible short time ; also prevent the formation of tubercles, Where tubercles are once formed, the disease is hard to cure, For sale by all medicine dealers, 44t

ExTrA MAlL.—~Postmaster Haghe informs us that he has perfected srrange: ments’by which he will receive a mail off the night express train goipg west hereafter. e can also forward ‘mail by the same train. This will be a great convenience to business men,— Waterloo Press.

' 1f Waterloo can be thus favored, why should Ligonier longer be deprived of the same accommodation? =+ .. .

:GRAY HAIRS may not mar one’s good looks, and in many ‘cases even improve the appearance, but as a general rule are considered objectionable and many devices are resorted to to prevent or get rid of them. We know of no mode so little troublesome or-objectionable'as the use of Ring’s Vegetable: Ambrosia, an article which of late_has become so immensely popular as ﬂtﬁﬁlet article and beautifier. [t is easily applied, restores gray or faded hair, prevents, and in many cases cures, baldness, cieanses the scalp and leaves the hair in splendid condition for arranging | Sold by druggists.” : 4712,

$l,OOO REwARD is offere@ by the proprietor of Dr. Pierce’s Alt. Ext,, or Golden Medical Discovery, for a medicine that will equal it in'the cure of * Liver Complaint” or ¢ Biliousness;” Constipation of the Bowels, Bronchial Throat and Lung diseases, severe Coughs, and as a blood, purifier for the cure of Scrofulous diseases, boils, eruptions, tumors, pimples, blotches and rashes appearing upon the face. Sold by druggists. N

" A GooDp opportunity to secure a pleasant little home on the most reasonable terms. Forty -acres of No: one land, a new frame house, in a good neighbothood, one half mile to' school house. For full information inquire of R. D.KERR, 457t5%* i Furniture Dealer.

Dox'r Dyg, but use a bottle or two of that incomparable article known as NaTUuRE'S HAIR RestoraTive, It imakes the head feel so good. Sold everywhere. See advertisement. o 4712

Rev. C. A. Brooke, pastor M. E. Church, says “BARR's PECcTORAL ELlxlßiis a pulilic benefaction.” DR e ST,

‘ln Ctoup, BARR’s .PECTORAL ELIXIR works as if by magic. mar.l.-Im.

Success has atteqdedv the use of BARR'S PrcroraL ELIXIR for sixteen years. 1m

) ) b i ‘,___4’,__M~_.7_.~: - Ask your druggist for BARR’s PEcTo: RAL ELIXIR and cure your&cold,. 445

No remedy for the Lungs and Throat so popular as BARR's PECTORATL ELIXIR.

They do some things about right in Albany, New York. The courts there are not yet educated up to the high art 'goint in “emotional insanity,” and goqd old fashioned justice is now and then meted out. One Doctor Van Hoesen killed his wife, pleaded insanity, and was acquitted of the crime. — But the Judge, in estering up the finding, accompanied -it with an order committing the insane: gentleman to the State Institution for lunatics, and there he now languishes in durance vile, while society is safe and secured from the éffects of his mania. = + -

- The “storm signal” business is said to be outof favor ‘with the administration since it failed to indicate in time :which way the wind wag blowing in New Hampshire. - Ll

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPLS.

The following persons have paid their subscription to the NATIONAL BANNER during the past. week. The figures opposite each name indicate the Vol. and No. to which paymentismade: - Vol. No. C. W. Kinsey, Meriam,......... 6... 26 John Sommer, Canton, 0hi0,.," ... 8 .. 44 Richard Williams, Green Center,76 .. 20 F. 8. Shoaf, « e gL 90 J. H. Fait, Lig0nier,.......... 6 .. 20 Stepli, Emery,, *. ~.......... 6.. 47 Isaac Pancike, Wawaka,....... 6 .. 52 J. B. Donat, Mishawaka,:...... 6... 10 Robert Bradley, A1bi0n,........ 5 .. 52 L. T. Fisher, Lig0nier,,........ 6... 40 James Hanlon, Avi11a,......... 5 .. 52

LIGONIER MARRET REPORT. Wheat—white, ... 1'45 |C0tn,.........40 to 50 Wheat—Red,..... 135 {Bees'Wax,....... 30 QBB .000 ey ohs v 4D ‘fputger.,.......".. 15

Potatoes, ~,...... ilO \Lard;.. Fovva. oo 110 Flax 5eed,....... 175 u1Egg@x,‘......t.i...". .10 W001,.........40 to 42 |Feathers....:.... 80

KENDALLVI

_ (Corrected Weekly.-by William Groh.) = Wheat—white, ~; 145 . [Corn,... 0. .voe. 45 Wheat—red ...... 130 |BeesWax,..".... 30 Ofte; ..l oo cuddi 45 THEtER .T, TS Potatoes. s 00l TS CPEREERE T YlO Flax 5eed,........ 1,75 [Hophe 200 iy 018 Wool .........40 to 45 |Feathers,........ 90 C10ver5eed........6 15 |Ta110w........... 01 Pork,l .oo avee e 8 .20 [HAY bt 80070 00 Tarkeys, Live,...: 08 '|Chickens, Live.., 05

_HOWARD SANITARY AID ASS'N. For the relief and cure of the erring and unfortun

ate, on principles of Christian I’%i]z\nthrupy. 3 Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the Follies of Age, in relation ‘to Marriagk and social cvils, with sanitary aid for the afilicted. Forwarded free in gealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AssouiaLION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. -~ June 16y

Rare Chance to Buy a Farm. For sale, at less than its value, a farm of 149 acres, in the Haw Patch, 7 miles north of Ligonier.. Contains 62 acres cleared, and 18 acres sugar camp. The remaining 40 acres are locdt‘ed about three n?ilﬁs from the above, all tim: bered. Will sell the two tracts separately, if desired. The Farin is under a high state 'of ‘cultivation, well fenced, almost entirely clear of stumps, and is supplied with never-failing water, including 1-2 acre pond. = On the premises are a two-story dwelling, with wing 20x28 attached, good cellar, barn, blacksmith and joiner shop, wood and wash house, and &ll other necessary out-buildings. Best: orchard in the'county : contains over one hundred choice fruit trees. R

Terms and payments very reasonable. ' For particulars inquire'of E. B. Gerber, Ligonief, or apply, on the premises, to 3 iF -ELIAS SCHROCK, February 1, 1870.-%2m; « B

Notice to Non-Residents, STATE OF INDIANA, }ss County oF NoBLE. SR

In the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county: in the State of Indiana, June term, a.d. 1871. Bridget Motherwell vs.-Peter Coyle, ° Be it kmown,.That on this 7th day of March, in the year 1871, the above-named plaintiff by her attornev filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court, her complaint against said defendant, in. the above-entitled cause, together with the aflidavit of acompetent person, that the defendant, dP_eter Coyle, is not-a resident of the State of Iyiang. | FHRY | *

- Baid defendant is, therefore, hereby noti‘ﬁ{ed cf the filing'and pendency of said complaint against him, and that unless he ap‘;ear and answer 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 the Court House in the town of Albion, on the first Monday in June, 1871, said complaint and. the matters and things therein contained and al: leged, will be heard and determined in his absenge. Wy C. WILLIAMS, Clerk. - Allen Zollars, Attorney for Plaintiff, . .~ Albion, Mar. 15, 1871.46 (printer’s fee, $8.40

To Whom It May Concern: -« The tax-payers of Noble Co. will take notice that all persons whose taxes are not paid by the 17th day of April, 1871, the penalty provided by law will be promptly added to each delinquent, and llv NO €ASE WILL THERE BE ANY ‘RELIEF FROM SAID PENALTY. " I am compelled to to take this step, as; under the new law, it will take me much lo‘_nger time to prepare for the Spring Bettlement than undef the ald dawit. ¢ sot \ IBAAC MENDENHALEL, - " Treasurer Noble County. Ailgion,.:'ﬂlnd,, Mar.29,’71. e 0

Aienu Wanted--(8325 a Month)— the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Bost cn Mass,, or:St. Louis, Mo. 3owd

8 O’CLOCK.

AGENTS ‘For fast selling popular ; subsecription Books. Exi tra ipducements to agents Male and Female Information free, Address Am. Book Co., 62 William St., New York.

YHIS IS XO HUMBUG! OF. =. 5 . E".’ 3 By gondlng3s(mﬁ'rs Wwith age, height, eolor of hair and eyes, you will receive, by return mail, a correct picture of your future husband or wife, with bame and date of marriage, Address W. FOX, P. ©. Drawer, No. 24, Fultonville, N. Y.

$5 TO $2O A DAY !

-Do you want a gituation as salesman at or near home, to'sell our 7 strand White Wire Clothgs Lines to last forever. Don’t miss this chance. Samplefree.— Address Hudgon River White Wire Mills, William St., N. Y..:or 16 Dearborn St., Chicago, - Slw4

n N\ i (! will change any colore dhair Th‘- I\[aglc (Jomb or beard !oapgmanent black or brown. «It contains ne puisgn.. One comb sent by ailfor ’%Deﬂm supplied at redaced rates, Ad- % in: Patton, Treas. Sdringfleld, Mass. 43%4 EAFFESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA. A lady--3 D who had suffered for years from Deafness Catarrh- and Scrln&’la.. was c’ured' by a simple remedy. Her!gratitude prompts her! to send the receipts free of char%to euy one similarly afllicted.. Address Mrs. M. LEGGETT, Jersey City, N. J. slwd

R J SPORTING RIFLES: We are QHARPS now prepared to fillorders for our ‘New Metallic -Cartridﬁg Sp:ori-ting Rifles, of various lengths and calibre. "For aceuracy and safety, we recomumend our Breech Loading Rifles, assuperior in every-respect to any dthers now made. For eiroulars giving fall description and prices. apply to Sharps’ Rifle Manufacturing Co., Hartford, Conn. 51w4 Y T T : ( COUGH! COUGH ' coUuGH!

Why will you cotigh when you can be 30 easily ‘cured by using - o )

Dr. Wells’ Carbolic Tablets ? They are a sure cure for Sore Throat, Cold, Hoarseness, and all diseases of the Lungs, Throat and Bronchial Tubés. e $:8 (N

.w,i;t_ox;x—tye"g. eat number of testimonials ag.to the efficteney of this invalyable medicine the following is selected ¢ ! L ! ‘

. 47 Wapanseh Ave:, Chicago, 111, Jan. 14, '7l. “For the last ten years I have been a great suffer‘gr from frequent attacks of Acute Bronchitis, and M never found anything to relive me from these at- ¢ tacks until I tried Dr. WWells! Carbolic Tablets."”

, - . 'ELIZABETH T. ROOT. C A U T l O N Don’t let worthless articles / : bhe palmed off on you, be sure you get only WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. JOIIN Q. KELLOGG, 31 Platt St. N. Y., Sole Agent. Sold by Drtiggists. Price 25 cents a box. 514

THEA-NECTAR | THEA‘NECTAR NS ﬁ.,ﬂ'-fl}}_f\\_J 1S A PURE =l N ~ BLACK TEA =N BNy With the Green Tea I-‘lavor.—‘ = Warranted to suit all tastes. | A EORRC For sale everywhere. Aund for b D 2\ @4 csale wholesalé only by Thel Pl L hﬁ‘ § Great Atlantic & Pacif--7 1c Tea “Coqy R Church St., N.. & e < Y. P.O, Box 5506, Send for Thea-Nectar Circular. . ) 43w4 ;

WANTED—A(‘:ENTS, (820 per day) to'sel “the celebratéd HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. .Has the under-feed, makes the ‘‘lock stitch” (alike on bdth sides,) and is fully licensed. The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in the markKet, Address JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Bostor, Mass., Pittsburg, Pa., Chicagr, Ilis., or St. Louis, Mo. ‘ . 43w4

. AGENTS WANTED FOR OF THE WORLD,” i ' Over One ‘Thousand Illustrations. The largest, best selling, and most attractive subscription book ever published. - One agent in Denver, Colorado, sold 100 copies in 4 days. One agent in Milwaukie gold 30 copies in } day, and a large number from 20 to 30 copies per day. Sen&_}br circulars with ‘terms, at once. § Address U. S. PAUBLISHING CO., Ckicago, 111 s., Cincinnati, Ohio, or St. Louis, Mo. Slwd

REDUCTION IN PRICES

' ' TOCONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES Great Saying to Consumers B ITTING UP CLUBS. 777 Semd(dd our New [Price List and a Club form will accompany it, containing full directions—making a large saving to consuiners and remunerative to club organizers. 3 i : oy

Great American Tea = Company,

N ‘Bl and 33 Vesey Street, P.'O. Box 5643. ‘NEW YORK.

AGENTS WANTED FOR THE

,ISTORY OF THE ' HWARIN EURDPE

It contains over 100 fine extaa}”x‘ﬁgnof Battle Seenes and Incidents in the War, and is the only authentic and oﬂicig_l history of that great conflict. " Published in Euglish and Glerman. CAUTION Inferior histories are being cir- ; i culated. See that the book you buy contains 100 fine engravings and maps. Sentl for cirenlars and see our terms, and-a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago, 111., Cineinnati,, Ohio, or St. Louis, Mo. 8 - Sslwd

© Seriptureand Science have met together, Genesis and Geology have kissed each other, A q AND X SCIENCE 23E BIBLIZ A book of thrilling interest and greatestimportan to every human being. The Papers,- Pulpits and People are all discussing the subject and book, every man, woman and child wants to read it. The long fierce war is ended, afhd honorable peace secured.— Scienceis true, the Bible literal, pure and beautiful, both now satisfied,, and firm friends. God’s work days, six actnal days, not long periods. This book gives the very eream of science, maksng itg thrilling realities, beauties, wonders and sparkling gems ahundred fold more interesting than fiction., Agents wanted. Experienced agents will drop other books and-secure territory immediately. ~Address'for circular ZEIGLER & MCCURDY, 139 Race Street, Cincinnati, 0. . T © Blw4

MARKE

JURUBEBA

; It isa sure and perfect remedy for all diseases of the Liver and Spleeni Enlargement or Obgtruction of the Intestines, Urinary, Ulerine or Abdominal Organs, Poverty or « . Want. ef Blood, Intermitient or . - Remittent Fevers; Inflammation - of the Liver, Dropsy,- Sluggish Cireulation of the Blood, Abscesses Tumors, Jaundice, Serofula, Dyspepsa, Ague and Fever, or their Concomitants.

Wells baving become aware of the extrasrdi. nary medicinal properties of the South : Aimerican plant, called . ion :

Sent a special commmission to that country to procure it in its native purity, and having found its won derful curative properties to éven exceed the anti¢ipations formed by its great reputation, has coneluded to offer it to the public, and is happy to.state that he has perfected arrangements for a regular monthly gupply ofithis wonderful plant. He has spent much time in experimenting and investigating as to the most efficient preparation from it, for popular use, and has for some time used in his own practice with. most happg:results the effetual. medicine now presented to the pablic as 3 Fodo Ay Dr. Welis* Extract of Jurubeba and he confidently recommends it to every family as a household remedy which should be freely taken as a Bleod Purifier in all derangements of the system and to' animate and purify all weak and Ly_mggl:tic te;ng?raments. -J (g{N Q. KELLOGG,. Platt Street, ew York.. Sole 'Agént for the United States. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send tor cireular.

eVT RTIITN,

A NEw Book of the greatest interest and import ance. Written from a high moral and physiolgg}ca staudpoin_vt,-_b{ an eminent physician and medica grofessor,' it shews.-how Satan is working out sub tle and dangerous designs through our most sacred domestic and social relations. Pure-minded, bu. outspoken and aggressive, the author handles the delicate subject treated of wirmour aroves, but in such aimanner as lot to minister to a.prorient cu: riesity., 7he Physical Regenerationof the Race, is a'subject justly enlisting the interest and sympath{_ of all true philanthropists, and this book, ig is helieved, will contribute to that end just in proportion as it has readers. % circular sent free, con_minin%)a full description ghd synopsis of'the work ‘with liberal éxtracts. L » , * - 38 BPest Fourth street, Cinc¢innati, 0., 421 y Bch.] or 5 College Place, N.'Y:

Manhood: How Lest, How Restor’d Y . Just published, a new edition of @@ Dr. Culverwell's Celebrated Essay 79 S -on the radical cure (bggitbgut‘ medib’ citte) of Spermatotrbca ors,?emin- ¢ G ‘al weakness, Involuntary Seminal | AP losses, Impotency, ‘Mental and e’ Physical Incapacity, Impediments : to Marriage, etc., also Consumption, Epilepgy, ¥its, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance, A ) . [29"Price] in & sealed-envelope; only 6 cents.’ . The celebrated author, in this admlrableaﬁs‘say, clearly demonstrates frem a thirty years’ ‘successful practice, that the alarming conse‘quences of self-abuse may be radically cured “without the dangerous use of internal medicine o 3he‘aﬂim@n of the k‘mfe% [ 'n}igi out g -mode of‘cure a¥ onge;si Mr,cegm effec: tual, by‘me*é%ﬁf- whelf:ﬁvery sufferer, no mat#er what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, a’ns i'adicatl?;. . 2 §=29"This lecture should be in the hands of ‘every man ip the land. ' i : - Sent, ynder seal, in & plain-envelgpe, tn any address, pasipsid, on regeipt of six centsor two POBCALAMDE, - & . erio i el oo it s »ng.?ﬁi Cqlyepwell's . Marriagg Gwide,” P oery, 5 :ddress the P! Pl e y b Wk ‘}»C;%A_B. ? C.KLINE & }3o_? 127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 4,586.

WHATISIT?®

geNPANEVILL 5 FORT WAYNE DOWNGO = . . THE PRICES! - Wm. GRi‘()‘H"S Price List! OFFICIAL PRICE LIST, ; | FOR CASH ONLY/ | | Yoqné Hyson Tea, 7 5 cts Ib.

.do do 8 « do (_l6 95 @ |do " doloo ‘u T d 0125 ¢ Best iu Mm‘ket; 160 ¢ ; gGunpm\’der T.éa_,. 125 ' E- do Ado 140 4 Best in the World 160 ¢« Fair Rio Coffee, 20 cts. Good Rio Coffee, :2‘2lilct.s. ‘ Prime to Cho|ice, 25 cts,_?, i | Java Coffee, 25 cts. - M,och% 30 cts. ‘..’ L Syrup, 75 cents per galilon. - Syr-up, 81 pei' g‘al’lox;. G 4 = Silver Drips, _cvhoifce»’, $1.15. New Orleans Molasses, $l, Crushed Sugar, 15 cts. per lh. Pngeréd d:oé 15 - Gral,vlulated“‘% 157 “‘: . t A Coffee Sugar, 'Standm':d',l 14¢. ’New .Ql']qané Sugaf, 14e.” . Brown Sugars, Ye. S ’{Br.own Sugars, 110._ T ‘Bro“*ﬁlt*l Sugaré,’ -;19%c. | Lo

Best Brown in Town, 13¢.

60 DOZ. OAK SPLIN'T

‘CORN BASKETS !! Just Received, and will be sold . at a bargain! -

Pepper, very clean, 40c,

Pure Ground Pepper, 50c. Ib..

‘CINNAMON, CLOYES AND ALL

OTHER SPICES,

At Greatly Reduced Prices. Fine Salt, $2.25 bbl. N. Y. or Michigan. . )

No. 1 White Fish $6.50 bbl.

Liberal Discounts Made on Teas,

in 5 llb. Packages.

Also, GOODS JOBBED TOO RETAIL

DEALERS AT LIBERAIL RATES.

Kerosene Oil, 80c. per gal.

- Wm. GROH. Kendallyille, Sept. 14, 1870.

5 No Better Blood Purifier than

DR. WEAVER'S

MEDICINES, FOR HUMORS.

These invaluable medicines have achieved a complete triumph in eradicating Humors of all kinds from the human system. -They were introdueed to the public some sixteen years since and have been used with entire success. The Canker énd Salt, Rheum Sfyrup is taken internally, which cleanses the blood by throwing impurities to the surface, when the Cerate is applied externally, and all eruptions u?r_e destroy+ ed, and health and beauty are restored. Their astonishing success hagcalled out many ignorant pretenders, who have introduced their wonderful preparations t¢ the public. They are out in almost every form, from Panaceas down to Pills, and ell-for Hamors,. (Qf courss they are.) But it has been reserved to Dr. Weaver’s Syrup and Cerate to achieve what, under the circumstances, may be regarded as the most brilliant friumph yet achieved by any medicine ever introduced to the American public. Why is this? * Simply becéuse theév perform what t{ey promise ; and wotwithstanding the introduction of these new and wonderful preparations to the public, the Salt Rheum Syrup and Cerate keep steadily on their way, conquering as they go. If the public wish te try these-new preparations we have not & word to say, for tPey‘have asure remedy to fall back upon, viz:"Dr. WeAvER'S Canker and SALr Rueus Syrop and Cerate,— Of this faet:the pablic dre well aware, for thounsands in all sections of the eountry have been cured by them after all other\remedies have utterty ?ile@. ; sy e e . PREEEEN. HARRIS & €O, Propris.” s : Uincinnati, Qhio. M'Sold llzy 'ti‘llln Dmggiats(.’ F$ gale by O. Eldred, e Yarp,. auq L, druff,. Li Indigmg #5783 23358 w@:‘.‘e’%ﬂ}'{

SPRING STYLERES JUST OUT.

POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE

Merchant Tailoring Establishment

¢ IN KENDALLVILLE,

NEW SPRING STYLES HATS AND CAPS!

CLOTHES AIND CASSIMERES!

Suitable for the Spring and Summer Seasons of *7l,

THEY ARE NOW. DAILY RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO THEIR

LARGESTOCKOF CLOTHING,

furnishing Goods, Jeans, Cottonades, Denims, Strires,

AND ALL OTHEE VARIETIES OF @GOOLS FOR MEN'S AND BOYS WEAK,

Reub. Miller's Brick Building, West Side Main Street. Kendallville, March 29, 1871, |

FT. WAYNE OUTDONE!

KENDALLVIL'EFRUIT HOUSE.

WICHMAN & CO. Having tnken'churge of the )

FRUITHOUSE, Corner of State and Mitchell streets, and refilled » Fhe:same with s . THE CGHOICEST STbCK or A{ GROCERIES Evervb‘rou“ght tuo, No_bile ‘coux‘aty,“ ‘ Offer thé éame to their patrons, and the-public gencrully,»at figures that will , AstonishtheNatives! . —Go ?Slelfzf i g FRUIT HOUSE! ~ Tobuy your . TEAS for 75 ets., $l.OO, $1.25. and THE VERY BEST, at 51.50! KEROSENE OIL, - 30 c. per Gal. New York or Michigan Salt at Ve $2.25 per Barrel. 5 And all'othgg‘Gobds‘iﬁ' Proportion ! i -—-O—,-‘_ : i . The Choicest Lot of Groceries at the " FRUIT HOUSE! . WICHMAN & CO% Kendallville, Ind., Jan'y 11th, 1871.-tf. R

N E \V

GROCERY ST ORE!? '

The undersigned having purchased the stock of Groceries of N. Kinsman, in the Block = R formerly ogcupie‘d_ by ’ HERMAN KRUEGER; ~ - .and baving added a Fine Agsortment of New Goods - to:their Stack, they are prepared to sell -

GROCERIES

ag cheap as any House in the City. Our Stock - is comprised ol everything usudlly - . : found in & L

FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE

Also, a niceé line of

CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,

that will_ be sold at the very

Lowest Prices for Cash! - Wewould solicit ¢ share of the public patronage, with a special request that our old friends giveus acall, . gaFßemember the place, corner of Main and Mitchell Streets, B ;

- 'KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA. o Bamaxd Watmiay & Bro. - February 1, 1871.:40t13 . = = * '

SOMETHING NEW

LIGONIERT?

The subscribers would inform the citizens of Ligonier.and. surrounding country, that they keep constantly on hand a large supply of both | ‘ A . Sk 4 WELL AND CISTERN. PUMES,

With & Without Cylinders, Which will be furnished to customers as desired, at reasonable prices. ~'hose desiring one of the most serviceable and most durable pumps now in use, will find it to fheir adyantage to give us a call at our Shop, at the South End ofJ the New Bridge, before fpurchasing ?sew‘heré. | These .Put.npa are of iﬁéybest manufacture, and . of first-rate wood ; all have - - SUBSTANTIAL ,CAST IRON SPOUTS,

Which are awgreat advantage over wooden ones - both for convenience and durability.

Allof Our Pumps are Warranted to Work . Well in Deep or Shallow Wells ! REPAIRING PUMPS - Done on aboxft_uotiéejwd oh ALL PUMPS WARRANTED!

Well Digging & Cleaning ! We are prepared to Dig New Woells, O}ean| and Sink Sld Wells, Drive and Ropair Iron Wells, and ia fact to do any and evervthingin ‘otr l?_ne on the shortest notice. § 3 A 2 g - s st All Kinds of €ountry Produce ! Taken at Qash Prices, in..ex'obiin({‘e for Work, =¥~ Remember the place, near the south end of the New Bridge, g e o = ' PURL & HAYDEN, . Ligonier, Manch BAB :

e AT THEIR

< AND

— HAVE JUST RECE{VED =

COATIINGS

Cabinet Ware

HR b € OE,

ATTENTION; Cabinet Shop 'R.D.KERR Would respectfully announce.to the cit izensof Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of CABINET WARE, consisting in part of , . DRESSING BUREAUS, ' . WARD-ROBES TABLES. S G ' » I STANDS, LOUNGES, - ey ) o ".. CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, p . 7 7 MOULDING, BED-STEADS, ' . and in fact every thing usually kept in a first class Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the- £ , - . UNBERTAKING BUSINESS. COFFINS lways on land and made to order upon short notice. , - A good Hearse alwaysin readiness. Also, 41l kinds of Shop Work made to ‘order. Furniture Room on west side ot Cavinstreet, Ligonier, Ind. : May 3rd, 1866. .

A SPLENDID STOCK : oK ‘ o , BOOTS & SHOES BOOTS & SH ~ATTHE OLD STAND OF RN P. SISTERHEN. n '57 oot \ o THE BE_ST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED.._ Wewa rrant ail of our work, and in case of rip ' ‘.7 page we repair. ‘ ' Free of Charge. Call and Ezamine our Stock before jmr-z chasing elsewhere. 3 - ‘Quickﬁ Salesé:a‘nd Small ‘ Pro'ﬁt-s' . is our motto. :

JACOB KELLER, KENDALLVILLE, - IND. ” - Has j‘ustvrleqcigv;'ed :‘7 s A MAMMOTH STOCK, - Consisting o_f A DRY GOODS, CLOTHIN G, Hats & Caps, '~ BOOTS & SHOES, And a great many other Goods too humer ousto mention, and keptin a : = ‘ FIRST CLASS STORE! ~ which he will gell at considerable : Lower Prices :7 than any other house in Indians. ;

CASH PRICE COUNTRY PRODUCE!

ENGEL & CO.