The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 51, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 April 1871 — Page 3

2 cohe L fatronal Bamner. -3 2 o Sk : LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. PEOPLES CONVENTION ! L e g SQPPOBT THE BEST MEN! - LET THE WATCHWORDS BE HONESTY, ECONOMY AND ABILITY. , _ All the voters of the corporntion-‘ of Ligonier in favor of electing local officers upon the platform of BLon:esfy,, Economy and Ability, without regard to political affiliations, are invited to meet in convention at the Town Hall, on Saturday evening, April 22nd;at 734 d’clock, to nominate candidates to be supported at the’ election on the first day of May. " , MANY CITIZENS, » i e e fs

—Dr. Ges, W. McConnell, of : Angola, visited us last Thursday. Doc. is certainly 8 liveman, el : * —lt'sjust about as sensible toundertake to get married without courting as it is to try to do business without afiver.ti'sil_?g.' ' + _The Wheat crop is now considered out of tbev;orc}ina‘ry dangers of winter and - early spring, anc. never gave a finer prospect for a good yield. : —Miss Levering has a most- exccllent letter 6n female suffrage in to-days paper. She discusses that question with unusual cledrness and Aability. W e o . —Hon. Simon Wtle, ex-representative of LaPorte county, and democratic nominee for Mayoz of the city of LaPorte, honored our town with a visit yesterday. —Representative Stanley and H. H. ' Wheécler, Esq., favored us with a visit on Monday evening. They are two of our very best - farmers and most. enterprising citizens in the county. .. ' - — Rememmber the Agricultural ‘meeting /at the Town Hall to-morrow afternoon,— Everybody interested should attend and participate in the framing of the Premi um'List for our next Fair. ; - —We call particular attention to the mammoth advertisements of Straus & . Meagher and J. M. Chapman & Co,, in this issue. Our patrons will find it to ~ therr advantage to give these enterprising firms a call. A ;

—Correspondents have ot late favored us so copiously with contributions that we have not found sufficient space to furnish 6ur usual quantity of editorial matter. It is perhaps needless to state that we cheerfully make this concession to our excellent contributors. s g

-+ Our venerable friend, Mr. Elijgh Johnson, of Jefferson township, honored us with a brief visit on yesterday. Al ‘though well advanced in years, he still takes 4 lively interest in the affairs of our “chiimon country,and has an abiding faith in the final triumph of democrati¢ princi‘ples. : L il o

—Mr. H. Flémming, the enterprising gardener at; Kendallville, had the kindness to send us a q&an‘tity: of most delicious lettuce, for which we tender him our hearty thanks. Hehasa large assortment of green house cabbage and:sweet potato plants.on hand that he will dispose of at very reasonable figures. = - t

ArroINTMENTS M. E. CHURCH.—At the Methodist Conference’at Huntington appointinents of Ministers were made for stations in this locality, as follows: - . Ft. Wayne, A. Marine ; Waterloo, E. M.

Baker ; Auburn, A W. Lsm%art; ‘Butler, J. C. Cooper, R. B. Powell; Corunna, W, E. Cortis; Angola, A. Cone; Orland, O. W. Watkins; Kendallvi?ie, W. Wilson ; " Goshen, J. C. Mahin ; Mishawaka, E.F. Hasty ; Mishawaka circuit, L. A. Retts; Osceola, J. W, Miller: Elkbart, S. H.

Rhodes; Bristol, G. H. Hill ; Middlebury,

- 'W. Blake; Lima, J. J. Cooper; Van Bu. . ren, G. W. 'Howe; Lagrange, E. Holdstock ; Wolcottville, 8. C. Miller ; Ligonier, J. H. Hutchinson ;; New Paris, J.£l: ~ Mann ; Wawaka, A. E. Mahin; Albion, ‘W. Comstock ; Pierceton, J. Greer ; Laes-

burg, J. 8. Sellers ; Columbia City, Y. B. Meredith ; Milford, A. C. Gerard.

| 'We very much regret the ‘femoval of, .. Mr. Rhodes from his present charde, fl?ﬁe * citizens of Elkhart have every reason to congratulate themselves upon securing so worthy an ccession to their Ministry.

Mz W Grom, the inimitable grocer at Kendallville, is not only oné of the most successful operators in mercantile

pursuits, but also a most genegous-hearted

. -and liberal gentleman. The other day ¢ he sént us g box containing a full assort " ment of g?oc'eries, &c., consisting of sugars, roasted and green’ coffees, teas, prunes, raisins, prepared cocoa nut, pick: les, chocolate, baking powders, figs, fancy . soaps, cigars, and several other articles—all of which, as a matter of course, we highly appreciate, and for which we tender him our heart-fel'thanks, =.. °

"‘—'——“_—“ " 3 . — “‘“— e - Mr B. BITTERLY, who has for tbiast‘ five years been at the head of Mier’s Tail-

oring Department in this place, is about

to remove to Elkhart, where he will im--mediately engage in business for himself.

Mr. Bitterly is an excellent workman, and understands about ss well how to procure a neat fit as any tailor in'the country.— We heartily recommend him to the citizens ot Elkbart as-in every respect worthy of their patronage. : e

" FREE IDELIVERY FROM THE EMPIRB . MiLLs!—From and after this date we will deliver all Flour, Meal, Feed, etc., any where within the Corporation free of - ~charge. Orders left either at the mill, or * with A. Jackson, the drayman, will be promptly filled. Wl 51tf." Straus, HENDRRSON & Co,

_ExeeL & Co. continue to sell fine, rich clothing at low figurcs, the same as ever. Their .customers agree in pronouncing them the cleverest men in the business, and say that it is a pleasure to trade with them. If you don’t believe this, call at their establishment and go away with a roll of clothing under your arm, and the convictipn in your ‘mind that their's is the place to get bargains. = . -+

Early Rose, Early York, Peachblow, and other varieties of potatoes for seed, at' G. C. Glatte’s, Kendallville,. :

Bugar and Coffee at retail and wholesale, ot the grocery and Provision store of G. C. Glatte, Kendallville. - For chajee garden seeds call at the old Pioneer px: of G. C, Glatte, Kendallville. - Teas by the chest, Pqund, or in tin cans isters, at @, C.'Glatte’s, Kendallville, -

~ Siinke & Bro. have just received a splendid stock of leather for fine bootsand ah Best chance to procure something Sioe Cid patesantiod 1o thas Tine,

Truth Stranger than Fietion.

' Men niay-.talk :ﬁlt business, how to manage it, -of the cash and credit system, -but to make-any business syccessful, it is absolutely necessary to. use 'printers’ ink in s6me way or otl:f,ﬂ and the best and ' cheapest way 18 by advertising in & news‘paper. . The :newspaper is taken -home and read by the oj family, and then loaned to the neighbors, where it is read again. The merchant’s advertisement is tgzil kept before the public much longer than it is possible td' do any other way. Circulars are very seldom carried into the family circle—they-are picked up genérally by the first person’ that goes Into the yard, contents glanced at, 'sxen thrown -away. In many cases the husband or father picks it up, and lif it happeas to ‘tell of the bargains fﬁered in dry goods or lady’s fancy goods, he sinksit deep Into “his pocket. With anewspaper advertise‘ment he cannot do this, for the ladies wdnt, and will read the paper, and if the pater familias fail to bring it bome, they ‘are not slow in asking for it. = After reading'the news, it is just as natural for a lady. to look over the advertiseffients as it is for her ‘to'eat,>and if she sees anything advertised that she needs and wants, she is sure to geh‘iﬁ some how, and pinetynine times out of a hindred she will go right to the house that advertises the arti- | cle for it.—New Albgnyt Ledger. " There is a great deal of truth embodied in the above, which entitles the suggestions contained therein to the serious considetation ot business men generally.— We desire to refer to this matter ‘more particularly by reason of the fact that six business fiems in this town recently con‘tracted each for $6 wdrth of advertising -ou the back of a patent medicine circu-, lar printed in Sandusky, Ohio. ~lf these firms had. procured the same kind of a circular at this office, the cost thereof would have amounted to just $24.75, or $11.25 less than they paid this Sandusky _ quack*medicine"ma'p, without having the value of the circular impaired by a patent medicine advertisement on one side of the sheet. “A majority of these victimized firms have never advertised in the Bax NER nor in‘any other paper, but it seemed to require very little persuasion to draw _§6 out of their pockets for the benefit ‘of Dr. Whittlesey in advertising his “Great Vegetable. Dispepsia Cure.” " In the dbove we merely allude to the cost of these” circulars, and the difference’ between Ligonier and Sandusky prices of ‘printing. Now a few words with regard 'to the value of the advertising itself. . A fajrsized business card can be inserted in the BANNER-at $6 for 6 months ; and we _contend ' that a half years’ advertising in this paper will be brought to the notice of & much larger number of readers than can possibly be expected in the case of Whittlesey’s Great Vegetable Dispepsia Cure circular, even though every copy be ‘properly and judiciously ‘distributed.— The remarks of the Ledger, above quoted, apply most admirably tothe case in point. - Let Do ong suppose that these remarks are intended as a'censure of the busjness firms who allowed thermselves to be duped by a patent medjcine druimmer, or that we begrudge the $36 which the latter took ‘from our midst. We refer toitchiefly for the purpose of demonstrating how easily someé people can be induced to expend money in causing their business cards to be printed on & sheet' of paper that will on]y be used for wrapping purposes, whilst it ~would require the persuasive eloquence of & Clay or Webster to convince these same persons that an advertisement in a news. paper can and does promote the interests of'a man engaged in business, - Our only aim is'to intimate that when you can hgve access o & legitimate advertising medium ' in your own' midst, avail yourself of its columns in ‘preference to a patent mediiciue circular ; or, if you ido eonclyde to “advertise throvgh circulars, don’t go to ‘Sandusky when you can ‘get the same | work done at home for $11.28 less.

Ao (_,‘orréét-ldn.‘ % ‘ SpArTA, April.l7, 1871

“J. B. BroLL—DEAR B1r: An error occurs in the Trustees exhibit contained in last week's ' BANNER, in regard-to Sparta Township, as the figurés. g:)u give are neither for six° months nor’'one year, but two ferms ‘together—one for a full year ending March Ist, 1870, for $105.00, and the other from ttla)t jtime to October 15, 1870, for $90.00, being 714 months, or 192§ months in all. The smount from -that date to March 1, 1871, not given. = . N. P. Eacuus, Trustee Sparta Twp.

Go to 'the Kendallville Fruit House, when you want a sack of Coffee, or a batrel of Sugar. Molasses by the barrel, half barrel or one fourth barrel." Fish by the half barrel, one fourth barrel or by the kit, cheaper than any place in town.

J. Decker offers great bargains in groceries, fish, &. Read his advertisements in another part of to-days paper. He Toceives additions to his large stock almost daily. It pays to visit his ‘establishment.

CoMBs, brushes, soaps, toilet powder, colognes and fancy toilet boxes of every description, at the City Drug Store of C. Eldred. ' A fresh supply of Drugs and Medicines just received~ = - .

" A large stock of Wall Paper, new and elegant patterns, just received at Fisher & Landon’s Drug Store. Prices as low as any firm in the county daresell at. -

SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS!

- We have on hand a full variety of school books, which we sell'at a trifling profit. , FisHER & LANDON.

Great bargains are now offered at the Grocery of Wm. @roh, in: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Fish, - Molasses, Queensware .and Glassware. , :

- * The latestnovelties in fine Pants Goods,’ consisting of stripes and diagonals, just received at 1J _,‘-Stlaue, Jr., & Co's. E{erbat? is cutter, G g -

. It behooves everybody, big and little, to look at the new stock of ready-made Clothing just arriving at J. Straus, Jr., & Co’s. =i :

Our Stock of fine Piece Goods and ready made Clothing, is being daily replenished by fresh arrivals. il ¢ # J.BrRAUS, JR, & Co. Paix Kitner.~ In another colpymn will be found the advertisement of Davis* Pain Killer. There is probably“no other preparation manufactured that has become so much of a household word as the Pain Killer.. For thirty years it has stood before the puglic, and the innumerable tes‘timonials tliat have been called forth voluntarily, testify fully to its merits. When you need a family medicine buy the Pain Killer. . A 49t4

‘}, Bronchitis or Asthma positively cured 'by BARR's PECTORAL ELIXIR. 40t4

. BArß's PECTORAL ELIXIR has the patronsge of the Medial Faculty. . 49u4

1 HAD RATHER LIVE NOW THAN THEN. ‘A Poem written impromptis for the Sunday Sehool Association, assembled in Convention, at Iglgqnier, Indiana, by Mzs, M. M, Dopaz, RN

1 often have wished that I could have lived In the'days of my Grandmother Eve, : In the Garden of Eden, go quaint and old; Vi My eyescould haveseen and I could have believed. My vision impaired will wander far back . . « TG Moses and Aaron; Naomi and Rutb, And those grand Scriptusal stories, = . - So poetic, 50 ancient, and laden witn truth. Then I could have lived my three score and ten, But ah! I had rather live now than then., | ;

I would Jike to have lived when Palm Sunday * On Syrian ¢ity, so swect in repose, ~ [dawned And witnessed the triumphal march : . 5

Of David, the King, ’mid hosannas that rose / 'Then from Bethiany’s plains to Olivet's mofint— Those hills everlasting re-echo the song,, i And the walls of Old Gethsemana's fount [throng. | Trembled and shook 'neath the tread of the Then I could have lived my three score and ten, Yet still I would rather live now than then. I fain would have walked with Martha apd Mary, To the grave of their brother by fig trees secreted;; And then, from the mountain, heayd from his lips, The eacred beautitudes slowly repeated; And sometimes I wish that 4 martyr I'd been, When thoughts thus poe»&i'c'inepin‘ie my heart; Then with angels to live my three score and ten, | . And with holy and pure ohes never more part — ‘But an¢ient or modern, what is or has been,

1 had rather, much rather, live now than then

Oh! how grsand to have lived in the days Of Napoleon,.or in Washington’s time, . - When the laws of the mother, so nobl‘e}mdﬂgood, ‘Was precept on precept, and line upon line. But list! it is folly behind to be glancing; ) We can neVgr, no never, recover the past,fever,” But_the motto, ‘* Progression—hope on and hope - Be the Alphq., ‘Omega, the first ang the Yast: Ho‘w' noble those old lang syne days that have been, But ah! I had much rather live now than then.

In the prégent I°d live, and work and toil on, . The vineyard is large and the laborers féw; In these last days of scheming arid plotting and sin,, Oh! how much the need of help tried and true; With morals hedged out and schgming hedged in, "Let us sing rongs of charity, patience and love; Never harbor injustice in thought, word or deed; The cross is below, and the crown is above: For this I live on, my three scor¢'and ten— For this I would rather live now thian then.

Heaven grant that our sphere in this life may be, , When dark daye increase and sins multiply, To brave the world's negligent scorm, e

And when honor wins laurels let Pilates crucify . Now I peer in the die&apce, the storm-cloud is v, And methinks-I hear a sweet clarion voice,;: Saying, love one and feedall the lambs, sov Rige, ye blessed, tune‘your harps and rejoice— / But ancient or modern, what is or has heen;' ) I had rather, much rather, live now thah them. /.

The:question momentous to—degy,com'es tous,[look, For the hope of our country, oh, where ghall we For glory, for honor, for temperance and truth, . But the Bible, the"Roak?—and echo gays bbok. To the dear Sabbath School,the hope ot the Chureh, Give the ribbons, the laurels, and crowns, . The line of distinction here must be drawn, . . "Twixt social depravity and honest renown, ° For songs sacred and music and literary lore, 1 feel content when my cup runneth o'er. = ; When the bridégroom returns and the crisisis pas'd, Tis sweet then to die and sleep with the blest; No night there, no sorrow, no conténtion, no pain, The gates are ajar, I see a haven of rest. My quivering lips say O Father forgive, I Teach'them to bow and pass under the rod, - My sins; though a’s scarlet, are now white as snow, Oh ! smile on us gently, so gently, my God. Submissive I yield what is or has been, High Heaven ordaing-it, I live now and not then, " Kendallville Correspondence. N : KENDALLVILLE, April 17. The only items to record this week are one brief fight, which occurred last week, and’a quarrel which took place between; two other parties, all about nothing. Rev. Isaac Dean preached in the M. E. church yesterday. The Presbyterians have engaged Rev. Mr. Fisher to take charge of their Church here. . The Disciples and Baptists bave no regular minister. . . [he school is in a flourishing condition at' present, with a very good:attendance. Ed Gradon was at home on Sunday and Monday. .o gy ‘ S Mr. Devor, of; the Lagrange Standard, paid our city a brief visit last week. , o #OOlO AMBB.

Information Wanted,

Of the whereabouts of DeW/itt Clinton Stage, who left his home in the Hawpatch on Thursday, April 9, for parts unknown. Said . Stage left a wife and two children without a_ dollar for their stistenance, although he had just reeeived a pension of $537 from the: government. He is about s.teet 10 inches high;, has light hair and whiskers of heavy growth, dark blue eyes, is rather thick set, and R 7 years of age. . Any information that will lead to the discovery of his whereabouts, will be thankfally received by bis wife, -

Toaon 0T T RLEEN STAGR P. O.'Address, Ligonier, Indiana.

' Tk way P. Sisterhen sells boots ang shoes siixce the arrival of his new spring stock, is astonishing to all old fogies.— His stock: is most ' complete, -and cannot help but give satisfaction to all, bothas to quality or price. His ladies’ assortment is particularly nice and good, and comprises all descriptions ot gaiters, balmorals, slippers, etc., etc. Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere. ; A @oop opportunity to secure a pleasant little home on ‘the most- reasonable terms. - Forty acres of No. one land, & new'frame house, in a good neighborhood, one half mile to school house. For full information imquire of ©= R.D.KERR, - 47t5* i - Furniture Dealer.

Rev. E. Frank Howe, €ongregational Minister, has *“used BARR'S PECTORAL Eprixir with very idecided beneficial reSRR ey e 40t

A bad cold may make a good ease of consumption. .= Use BARR'S -‘PECTORAL KLIXIR. i o 49t4

Keep BARR's PECTORAL BLIXIR always in the house for Croup.!’ - 49t4

SWITCHES AND CHIGNONS.—Tke recent revelations about §ute’—the dark, fibrous bark, resembling hemp—wherewith women endeavor cheaply to counterfeit the luxuriant heads of hair degi'éﬁ them by nature—have been Tegarded, no doubt, as merely sensational, or perhasps the products of some misogynist, but the doubters have no chance. The disgusting little borers that fill the fibers of the ‘“Jute’” plaut, whether used in massive chignons or long punches,' are causing a lively and by no mesns pleasant excitement in various quarters, finding their way to the heads of the harborers, they burrow until the scalp becomes raw, and inmany cases affect the whole nervous system and craze the brain. The. only remedy we know of ig to abandon the use of chignons, and svgitches altogether, and treat with “Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative,” a thorough application of which according to'direction will soon supply the deficiencés of nature and give you a fine healthy, luxuriant head / of hair. The ladiés all prefer ‘“‘Barret’s” be:| cause it is much cleaner and does not gum or' ‘mat the hair. e ; -

* .g=2¥" To this preporation was awafded the on1y premium ever given to any Hair preparation at the N. H. Btute Fair in 1868. For sale by €. Eldred, and druggists generally.

ALLen’s Lune Bausam—Has proved itself to be the greatest Medical Remedy for healing the Lungs, purifying the Blood, and restoring: the tone of the Liver. 1t eXcités the phlegm. which is raised from the ' Lungs, thereby the ccough, pains, oppression, night sweats and difficult _breathing, all the above symptoms will be ctili'ed, and the whole system again restored fo health. Sold by all medicine denlers. [Apnl

" Most valuableiin all’the.list of Catharrtics is “#Dr. Warinner's Aromatized Castor ofl,”’ it is %ompletely,diveated of the nauseous taste and l'smell of the common articlé. For, sale by C. | Kldred, snd druggists gewerally. - sl#lm. -

COME AND SEE'USFCOME AND SEEUS!

OUR SPRING STOCK

bpe s s 2 $ & [T T Y T e A Is now open, gu&*ﬁﬂ%e‘f&iud ‘{o consist of &

A Largeand Elegant Lineof

LADIES DRESS GOODS.

GLOVES, FHOSIBRTY,

Hats, Collars, Cufls, Hlandkerchiefs, Fans,

SHAWLS, CORSET® SKIRTS,

Parasols, Fans, Small' Wares, Trimmings and Fancy Articles,

L'ADIES, CHILDRENS AND MISSES

SHOES, GAITERSAND SLIPPERS,

FRENCGH AND GLOVE KID, GOAF, SERGE, CALF, ETC, ETC, ,

MEN'’S & BOY’S CLOTHING,

Furnishing Goods,

BOOTS, SHOES'AND GAITERS,

DRY GOODS, DRYGOODS,

Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, Flannels, Linen, Cottonades, and Carpets,

Giroceries, Queensware, &cC. | I o S | 31

The Finest and Choicest Stock ever opened in the town of Ligonier; which we are now offering - .to the public at the : ol o

i I.owest ILiiving Prices. ..o

Call and Examine our Stock, Whether You Wish to Purchase or Not,

. P. S.—Our Customers will please take notice that we are prepared'io give'the Highest Cash Price for Wool, and would réquest all Wool Growers in’ this vi-

cinity, to see us before selling.

§=F~ We continue {0 pay the Highest Cash Price for all description of Country Preduce.

Ligopief, Aprii 19, 1871.-51 !

G_REAT, REDUCTION IN TEAS, : Tﬁ[ SELZ:.IVNG\ THE | BEST JAPAN TEAS AT §l.OO ! Good Youné Hy50n,...........80c. Gunpowder, ........................80c. Extra Hyson, . ... ... %125 Very Best Grunpowder,....Bl.6o IN 51b. PACKAGES 5 : Iw‘illxﬁakt; s : e LIBERAL DEDUCTIONS. e it W Lk e Best “A’”"'Coffee Sugar, at 14c. Best Brown “ ‘123 Good ¢ a 0 e Good Coffee, at-only 18 cents. ~ + J. DECKER.' Ligonier, April 12, 1871, - |

Queensware and Glassware !! Queensware and Glassware!! Queensware and Glassware!! | At J.alf):eckér’s;' f At J. Decker’s, At'J. Decker’s, And Selling at Prices . |7 (A Silling ab Pricest TR b s VNP R BV VR B And Selling at Prices it Which Defy Competition ! Which Defy ' Competition ! Which. Defy Competitiony Ligonier, April 12, 1871, ' Sl :

L. D, Middleton has just re~ ceived a Wall-paper Trimmér, and proposes_to trim all Wall. paper purcliased of'himi ‘free of chaige. This will nﬁake‘_ a save ing to purchasers of Sctsaroll, Call and see it work, . . . - |

oo R R TRI B RB3 RSy Corporation Election. /' Notice is hereby fsiven that an election will be. held in the town of Ligonier; on: Monday,. May; Ist, 1871, for the purpose of eleeting five Trustees, one Marshal, one Clerk, one Treasurer, and one Assessor for the ensulnﬁ ﬁear. Ziad e GEWE . G, ZIMMERMAN, Clerk, Ligoner, April 12, 1871, = =iy

HOWARD SANITARY AID ASBS'N. For the relief and cure of the erriniland unfortubate, on pﬂnél%es of Christian P 'lanthr%yy. Essgys on the Errors of Youth, and the Follies, of Age, in relation to Marrinaezand ‘goeial’ evils, with uni&ry aid for the afflicted. . Forwarded free in sealed veloqu. Address, Howarn ABSOUIAaIon, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.. " = June 16y

Keep the bl ure angd avold fevers by. a bottlé%ﬂ’_olh:iggglm or Doctor, :li!e ’gna]t%%m renewer,%b . Bldred, and i Qarr&Landon. Do not wailt (al., gggrm_ : isés'pe to go as it came, buét e Wiiite e Compound to‘?m'e&t.?n&z s i S oy —Fellow’s ormmézen%eﬂnhe only remedy in existence combining harm essrqualitles_wigx elicioue taste snd amazing power. Sold by C. Eldred, and Risher & Landon. 2 _'l4{l'9&3l# —All cases of debility: peeuliar to. 6mi:e will find a,Boyereign rex d‘{‘in’ Doctor Swett’s Female. Strengthenm% Cordial,. Sold by. C. Eldred, snd’ Fisher & Landon, - /4 3500700 154

In the very best grades of

— And a Full Stock of —

STRAUS & MEAGHER.

Just Received! 500 HALF BARRELS FRESH FISH! O O Ky ey PICKEREL, WHITE FISH, &, o' Yhich will be 39121‘ | _ CHEA PER THAN THE CHEAPEST, b BY CONSIGNMENT, ! 1 ha.vo received 50 HALF BBLS: OF PIGKEREL, or iaf;t Jg':u's‘i;sl;. }\:hich 1 am selling at. § $3.25, which is but Half Price ! o J. DECKER. Ligonier, April 12, 1871, . Gl

(YRR REYYY ey

No Better Blood Purifier than

DR. WEAVERS

MEDICINES, FOR HUMORS.

*.These invaluable medicines have achieved a complete triumph in eradicating Humorsof all kinds from theshuman system. They were introduced to the p#%wﬁe sixfpen years since and have been U 8 ith*entire success.” TheCanker and Salt Rhetum Syrup is taken intern--ally, which cleanses the blopd by throwing impurities to-the surface, when the Cerate is applied externally, and all eruptions are destroyed, and health and beauty are restored. - Theig; astohishing'sucdess hascalletfoutimany ignosie s pretenders, who have intrgduced their wondes ful preparations to the public. They are out in almost evergform, from Panaceas 2own to Pills, andeall for Humers.. | courss they. are. z P %E! ?xa‘s. I;?;n’ kse&%&vggbn %aver)'s Syrup and Cerate to achieve what, under the circumstances, may be regarded as the most brilliant trinmple yet achiered by mny medicine evar i;arodug ito the&:hix‘a an public. |ng i this? ’Sim‘plg because they perform what théy promise ; and notwithstanding the introduction of these new and wonderful preparations to the ‘public, thp,st'_lq__RhQnmSyrup.qng ‘Cerate keep: 'steadily on their way, conquering as they 'go. If the public wish to try these new preparations ytkllz%vg not a word to ssg., for they have asure remedy to fall back upon, viz: DE. WeAVER'S Canker and Savr Ragou S¥rup and CeraTE,— 'Of this fact the gmbli’e ‘aré well aware, for thousands in all sections of thé country have been cx:tred -bﬁy‘_ itltox(eim,\aﬂer all other remedies have u s 0 SR SRR L e e N e e N‘."ﬁAßElS"E‘Cﬁ.,"Pfopr'Sf ” , b Cincinnati, Ohio, Sold by all Druggists. For sale by C. Eldred, Moore & Tharp, and C. Woodruff, Ligonier, Indiana. - ! 26-’qr.c§.lc.y_l SRS EARER

Billiard Booms for Sale. s o e L 2 .‘»l 1L 4 % 2 - % 1 i g. C ” e b T attached. : . C. B. DICE. . Albion, April 12,1871, 4w, % =~ ©

i Dissolution Notice. The eo-parthership. heretofore existing between Drs. Denny & %pnml, Kas heen dissolved by ‘&l--tual ¢onsent. * The el'algm ot%efnggﬂ\qw n placed'in the handsof H. Gates for collection.: s ‘4'- ey SRR TAE. e 'g.xii%nxlm%!,v A ke, - % A i WP:AQMI.N 13_.’{ - :

I M. OHAPHMAN & CO. ‘ THRESHING E;N'GINE,—S!

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Official Report of the Mansfield Trial:

The attention of the public is invit{‘ed to the’“t;ollowing exflrncts from thela OﬂLCinl report of the Great Fﬂ%‘ ;}- ‘Mans ,{ONio,/la'fie month of July, 1870, under the direction of the Ohio State o:ggtﬁ'ggg%&ltﬁgg' WeE . ' . - From the table it will be seen that the Buckeye not only bas the lightest average and the lightest extreme draft, but also that it runs with far greater steadiness and uniformity of draft, the dynamometer showing a much smaller range of vibration for it than for .Other machines ; and further that while the variation of draftin the average of all the machines .tested is SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT. GREATER while cuttinf than: when drawn out of gear, in the BeNior Buckeye the increase of variation 7s less than twe refer cent., and that the VJ‘;zm'or Buck--eyé actually ran with greater steadiness and uniformity of drafé while cutting than when.out of gear—showing remarkable perfection of gearing and cutting apparatus, and consequent freedom from racking aud giving of parts, which i$ the secret of tbe great durability of the Buckeye. 1) Read the Following from the Official Report: ‘“ The following scale of merits had also been agreed upon by the State Board : i (%uality Of WORTR: oo g feeetoonionncaasc§ipioceccana-oronaspancnaenansassisPorfection......4o "2 Simplieity of Conglrachion. ... . i iiiiiiiiiieeiaeieeaanianinene A 0 eenn..lo | BOy g ee e e leim m ale el oo oee Pt L ees e B A esdess 1D 4 Ease oflgrafté do ......20 g Markot Priqeu.fal:pef-a8- bt fofe e dionesmegdennecionnniiniiandacvaronast i Q 0 L iloai B Faeility of Managément ... . ... .. ...l ... iiiiiiiiiininnnn... .dO DlO “In the trial with the dimamometer, the same team was used in'all of the tests, one of the committee managing the instrument, anqther‘driving the team, and a third taking the measurement.”” The results of the examination of mowers ate presented in the following table : |

e L oo dps & = S |a la s . T b RUTNNS7 = ,sgng g '-ul"é' S|s wE 21° | P lERIZEERE sS Bl SP EF s|B 4 . . ’ SN 1S Q= S g . = @ L., MACHINES: L) |IB2iEEIEIRR s FEls 3| B (80(8g|ES -. ' C |57 lEEBRE 2 A EIE |&S gIE c|y ; . C ol 2E R FE-OIQ v(2 .212 818 e e e| e T T Eelipge.........oc..cveee coeniiiiieenooael || 300 51 B 0/4£oi) 263| 85| 380 200 79| 151 Mansfield".......ccooioiacecaoaacaaaoo|| 36 9112( 014 6] 7S4] 100] 305| 242| 109 133 Clipper;No. 4500 LI 8l gjao 9/4 5 195 126| 804| 218/ 93] 120 Clipper, N 0 S eeat Al 36 B{lo 9 4 188! 110{ 283| 190 95 95 Kirby, 2 Whee1..............................[| 36| sglfo| 1014, 8 199| 100{ 998| 198| 108|. 90 Kirby, 1 Wheel..........voiomminennnnenanf| - 36) - 810 84 5| 183| 100| 273 Igo| li2| - 68 Wyandot Chief. & ___- T lIIEITIITIIIIITITN G 5 gol sle 5| @2ll Iso] 350 ams| 125|133 Buckeye, Juni0r............................|| 88| 10|15}, 104 150| 103| 195 - 90|- loLl = - Buckeye, Senior .........c. ... |1 881 10(15" 10{4 5| 160} 115| 221| 122 109 . 13 Hubbard .......... .tl il o {IUBB] 0 pl 12) 1014 | 193] 108] 233 120 100] 20 Chamdpiou, NO.B.eeeniecennnncenandansonate 381 'lo{l4f 104 5] 201 lyy 281 160 111 49 eWor} s NO. 136yl || 86| Tol9] 014 | 187} I%| 27| aeo| 137 83 World, N 051.45 i Goodaor Popobodesassidaiall 36 0112 9‘4 5| 196 142] -280| 168 100| 68 Exeelsior, Jr......... 0... il | 36] oll2] 1004 186 951" 260] 168] 105| 63 Excelsior, 5r............c000iiil |l 36] 9|12) 10/4 of 190) 108 275 210| 110 100 United States Mower, - cieeteuerennenainn..|l 33 . 8110 94 2251 151| 826 202| 120[ &2 Bucyrus, Ir. ..ol TsL sl LA )st glio]. ofd 192 100{ 283 180| 120{ 60 BRCYIUB, Br ... iil e cncacnenenasa | 35 B{lo|° 9|4 4| 195] 125! 293| 188 125! .63 Dodge, NO.2.euiieeviiiannieaeieeecaaenan. || 35| . B[ll| 904 6{' 269] 150| 385 .178!°110| 68 Sulky.,.i:. i et ineean L [ 361 B[lo] 1014 4] 200] 87 296| 192! 87| 105 Russell’s...o...ocooiiiinoco [T 850 Bilo[. 914 4| 2491 1000 3451 193] 100] @2 JNB ..o e iiiaaiiiananeanieana.t || 35| . B[2o ,10{4 6] 2351 125 350 2307 100| 130 WO o- s odgui - bas oo 2 v agyas--Basrssovtl . 364, 810 84 1801 137} 273 186 98 B 8 Hau55ey......00..... oLt Al 3st giol sl ol 1871 122 l 9600 1461 00l 56

A WARDS: *“Your Committee would respectfully recommend that the Premium Gold Medal for the best Mower be awarded to Aultman, Miller & Co., of .Akron, Ohio, for their machine known as the Buckeye Senior. | With the exception of the Buckeye Junior, made by the same arty, and which is the same Machine, except in size, No MacHINE EXAMINED did more perfect,worg,‘ is more simple in plan, or‘more accurate in its mechanism,;-none gave such evidence of durability; or was more managesble ; and'with the exception of‘the Junior, before mentioned, none had so light a draft or such quiet, easy, and uniform mation, In sSomé respects the Junior Buckeye would %e entitled to the preference, but your comméttee-%i‘é persuaded, from the mechanical principles involyed, and from pretty extensive observation, that machines as heavy as the Buckeye Senior are decidedly p:e&rablé as Mowers to the smaller machines.” ' R ol pmoaagies wd e Ji M. CHAPMAN & CO., . _ ) o o+ Ligonier, Indiana. Ligonier, April 19, 1871.51 it b s AL FEE et e B ge e e ]

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$l5O for'Eegle Brick Hand Machine, $5OO for Eagle Brick Power Machine. - Writé ta Ew;ﬁnmxx.n & Co., Bucyrus, 0.-

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PUZRE SANFORD CORN !-—Seed of thig wonderfally ?rodnctive variety, grown on Long Island, where it originated, 60 cts. per Quart; g 1 for two uarts, post paid. By egr_ ees, one peck, $1.50;— alf Bushel, §2.50;' One shel, $4. HENRI W. OUNG, Roanoke, Long Island, ¢

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- Notice to Non-Residents. STATE OF INDIANA,'J o Py . ‘County oF NoBLE. _B_B' eIT L

In the Court of Common Pleas of Noble eounty. in the State of Indiana; June term, a.d. 1871, James Buckmaster vs, Martha Buckmaster. | Be it ‘known, That on this 4th dday of Abpril, in the year 1874, the above-named plaintiff by his attornev filed in the office of the Clerk.of said Court, his complaint against said defendant, in tlLe above-entitled cause, together!with the affidavif of a competent person, that the defendant, Marthd Buckmaster, i 8 not a resident of the State of Indiana; ' - : . Said defendant is, therefore, hereby notified ‘of the filing and. pendency ‘of said. complaint agninst her, and that unless she appear and answer or demur_ thereto, at the calling'of said cause on the Becond day of' the next term of ‘said C_r*;rt,-;to be begun 'and held at the Court Honse in the town o% Albion, on the first Monday in June, 1871, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined ‘in her ab-’ sence. ' - WC. WILLIAMS, Clerk. + V. C. Mains, Attorney for Plaintiff, ! : Albion, April 12, 1871,50 (printer’s fee, $8.40

Attachment Notice. Sack Brothers vs. Joseph Martin.

Before Joseph O Best, a Justice of tﬁe Peace . of Perry township, Noble county, in the State U of Indigoay Iy s g sßapdtn .

Notige is- hereby given that a writ-of sttachment was.issued by me in.the above entitled cause, and{hat the same will be determinedbe fore me, at my office, onthe 28th day of May, A.D., 1871, at'lo ’olock oL m. = $ # e JOSEPH C. BEST, Justice. iLigonier, April 5, 1871,—49, -~ - .

Sewing Mac}éme Needles by Mail, - Needles for all ewihf'M‘ach’i‘n‘e‘s sent bg mai free of postage. 3 Needles, 25c.. ‘:1 per dozen Send name o% Machine, ‘accompanied by cash, to [4o] L. D. MIDDLETON, Ligonier, Ind, ~

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. H:T.HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU - CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM: IMPRU | DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, Etc., In all their stages, at little expense, little or nochange . in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. It causes & frequent desire, and gives strength to Urinawq thereby removing obstructions, preventing and curing Strictures of the ‘Urethra, allaying pain and in‘flammation, 8o frequent “in this class of diseases, and expelling all poisonous matter, 2 ~ Thousands who have been the victims of incompetent persons, and who have paid heavy fees to be cured 1’!1 a short time, find they have been deceived, -and that the *‘poison,” has, by the use of “‘powerfal astringents,” been dried up in the System, to break out in a more aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage. o ] Use Helmbeld's Extract of Buchu for ali affections and diseases of tne Urninary Organs, whether existing In male or female, from whatever cause originafing, and no matter of how leng standing. Price One Doliar and Fifty Cents per Bottle, : ’

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Cannot be surpassed as a face wash, and will be found the only specific remedy in every species of Cutaneous Affection. * It speedily eradicates Pimples, Spots Scorbutic Dryness, - Indurations of. the Cutaneous _ . Membrane, etc. dispels Redn sg and Incipient Inflammation, Hives, Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin, Frost Bites, dud all purposes which | salves or . ointments are used’; regtores the skin to a state of purity and softress, and insures continued healthy action te‘the tissue of its vessels, on which depends the agreeable clearnesi and vivacity of com- - plexion 8o much sought and admired.’ But however valuable as a remedy for existing defects of the skin, . H. T. Helmbold’s Rose Wash, has long sustained its ‘ principle claim to unbounded patrondge, by. possessing qualities which rende: it a Toilet Appendage of the most superlative and congenial’ character, eom bining in an elegant formula those ri)romix;ent requisites, Safety and Efficacy—the invariable accompaniments of is use—~asa preservative and refresher’ of the complexion. - It is an excellent Lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic Natére, and:és an injeétion for diseases of the Urinary Organs, arising from habits of ‘dissipation, used in connection with the Extracts of "t Buchu, Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, in suth diseases as recommended, cannot be surpassed,

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