The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 16, Ligonier, Noble County, 14 August 1872 — Page 3

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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIAL HO'IJIOI}. . Communications and letters pertaining to busi- | ness connected with this office shonld, in.all cases, | be addressed NATIONAL BANNER, Liconne, | 18D., to insure immediate attention. Private let- | ters to the undersigned will receive attention upon returning home. ./ I'J.B.BTOLL.’ |

! —Bubscribe for the BANNER. * —Watermelons bave mqje their appearance, 0 i 0 - —We had a fine show?r of rain last Saturday: 7 [ 9 —Read the call for a convention, in another column. L T : - —Green corn hag made its appearance in our market. - ‘1 i —The Watchorn Bros. |are laying the brick for our new office, { ‘ —Sabbath school celebriu;ions are the order of the day at presént, | .—The sound of threshipg machines is heard throughout the land. A o —Harvest is over,and pow is the time to_subscribe for the BANNER." g 1 —The Republican County Convéhtiom; meets at Albion on the 24th iust. ; . —The anti-Masonic Convention at this place, last Saturday, was a failure. —Becure a ticket in the St. Josepl Gift Eaterprise. Onlya few more left. —The Republicans hold their nominat: ing convention at Albion on the 24th, | —Venders of patent' medicines have been plenty on our streets during the past week. : {

—Reminiscences, by “L.,” will be found on the 4th page. It will be found in: teresting. , | —Read Sumner’s letter to Speaker Blaine publisted on the Ist page of today’s puper. & . —Cassius M. Clay, a Liberal Republi | can ot Kentucky, will speak in. Warsaw, August 20, ' 3 ‘ —Preaching on the street in front of the Ligonier House next Sabbath, at 5 E. M., by Rev. Mouroe. B —The Democratic €entral Committee of the Tenth Congressional District, meets in Goshen to-day. : : - —Mite Society of the Disciple church at Mrs. F'. Beazles, Thursday evening. All are invited to attend. | —Every county in this district was well Tepresented by Liberal Republicans in the Columbia City convention. - | —There will be twelve agricultural fairs held in different counties throughout the State during the present month. :f —We sawsa high pressure, four -horsd, back-action, non.explosive bustle the oth er day. Oh!I tell you it was a hum mer, _ { —The balloon ascension at Auburn was a grand success. It ascended about a'mile, and was gazed tpon in its ethereal flight by several thousand people. —The Doys of this office return their sincere thanks to Mr. “Wm. Gage for a’ basket of the most delicious apples that cun be scared up in these “diggings.” - —The Rhodes [lousqj, at Columbin City, is one of the best hotels in America. Persons visiting Columbia City should not fail to stop at this excellent house.

. —The Julian House, |at Goshen, is a capital place at which to stop. - Mr. R. Morton, the proprietor, ?is a clever gentleman, and makes an excellent landlord. —Will. Lewis started to:day for MecLean county, Illinois, to itaké charge of a railroad station.” We wish Mr. L. and Jis little “frau” much hdppiness in their new home. : —Geo. W. Roof, local correspondent of the Kendallville Stanclzsl, and a candididate for County Recorder on the republican ticket, favored us |with a visit lasts Thursday. ‘ ' ‘ - —T. J. Smith, Bsq., ;formcrly one of the editors of this paper,| has been recommended for Congress for the 14th Congressional . District of é\ennsylvanin, by the Democracy of his county. ! —For the benefit of those living in the remote rural districts, and also those living in the citics, we will state that the world still moves, the comet having struck in a swamp on the north/side of the moon. ~—lt will probably be a sickly season ‘for children this and next month, Par-“ ents should bejvery careful of their little, ones and not let discase get too strong a hold on them before corsulting a physi: cian. 2 | &

- "—The Democracy of| DeKalb county have placed a most'excel}lent‘county ticket in the field, and it will |be elected with-out-doubt. The Democrats and Liberals of DeKalb will do a geod work in this campaign. / ? ' —Mr. Deckson Davis, of this place, + Awho had been arrested for shooting at a * young lady in Benton township, Elkhart county, a few weeks ago, was released, it being proven that he véas at his father’s house at the time of the shooting. . —An old lady who don’t come to town very often, on entering one of our stores the otaer day, said : “Why, do you keep this store yet? I thought you had gone out of the business; I'hain’t seen ycur name in the paper for ever so long, and I s'posed you had sold out.” = —Last Thursday. evening, when Mr. . Wilson, the radical eandidate for Vice President, passed through this place on his way to Kendallville, be was greeted by a rather respectable erowd 'of people ‘of both parties, at the depot; but on account of his hoarseness declined to speak. —The Grant and Wilson club meeting on last Friday evening, was slimly. attended. Col. Wﬂﬂ;bﬁﬁéshen, and a colored individual frﬁﬁrfo_bio, claiming to be & member of the' Republican - State Central Committee of that State, had the pleasure of orating toitheh The colored gentleman made by all means the best ‘speech of the evening, and the Republicans should have bad more respect for his feelings than to go away aud leave, bim almost alone in hisglory. =~ | .. ~ —We have received’ from' the National Publishing Co., the new worlk, entitled “Liglits and Shadows o Nwwgdtt-iﬁ; wﬂ‘“‘m t ?Gm‘ ;. e greatest city on. th western “g% mis. e o e e o o P g ~ i g’% ' :{ "i“: @ f gO, - vt tas <t walioh bath

T N e .+ . EmspALLVILLE, Augustl2. © Mr. Epmor :—Over a dozen of ourcit“izens left here on the early morning train to attend the Congressional Convention, which was held at Columbia City on the ’ 6th inst. We arrived at the crossing of -the Eel River railroad in good time for the train on the other road, which carried us to our destination. We met on that train quite & large delegation from the counties of DeKalband Steuben, together with the Angola band which ‘enlivened the occasion with good music. - And herz I must not forget to say that drum major ‘ John Miller accompanied the delegation - with his Greeley band of martial music, from this place. The train stopped about twenty minutes at Chernbusco, and, looking about this growing little place,we saw bills announcing that Hon. John B. Stoll wonld address their citizens on the political issues of the day, on the next evening, . August 7th. We met at the convention many of the prominent men of the Tenth District, among whom were many Republicans who cannot endorse Grantism, and who took a lively interest in the business of the convention. The candidates nominated at that convention will prove to be strong men, E. Van Long, of Warsaw, is an able lawyer and will not disappoint his friends in tbe present political battle. General Hascall, four years ago, cast the electoral vote of the District tor Grant, but he will this year cast it for Greeley. L. E. Goodwin is a good lawyer and will poll a large vote.” His election, though be has a .large majority to overcome, is quite probable. We arrived home about 7 o’clock in the evening feeling considerably fatigued ‘with our journey, but well pleased with the results. . : Senator Henry Wilson, candidate for 'Vice President cn the Grant ticket, spoke to a large'audience, at this place, on the 19th inst. His voice almost failed him, and it was with the greatest difficulty that be could speak loud enough to be heard, even by those quité near him. Ile is a large, muscular man, and I should think was in the enjoyment.ot good health. His complexion is quite dark, and nothing very expressive in his coantenance.. His teeth are very irregular and, to some extent, affects his articulation. His speech is the same one.that e delivered in South Carolina, and, in fact, wherever he gocs.'j He put in many apologies for Grant and owns up very mildly to his faults. He raised his hands. heavenward and gaid : “There are sﬂ)ots on yonder sun, yet it is the source of all light and heat,” thereby l inferring that Grant, though there are ‘ many dark spots on his character, is the great source of light and all that is good of the republican party. That is pure Grantism, and just the kind of light that has driven the best'men out of that party, and from the support of Grant. e denicd making some of the s"péecbes with which he is charged, but be did not deny ‘that e bad been a member of the know - nothing party; and to day Henry Wilson would not be ‘& member of the United States Senate but for his former opposition to the interests of.the foreign elements of the country. Those times developed him, and he bas been able to hold on to position through adroitness and skill, learned and practiced by him in those dark lantern lodges. Mr. Wilson stopped at the hotel until near noon, when he was taken to the elegant residence of Mr. Jas. Golgrove, Esq., for dinner. By the way, Mr. Colgrove is a Greeley man, and has been quite active in his defense. Rumor has it now that he has deserted the Old White Hat. The Grant office.iolders set a trap for bim,but T hardly think he was caught by that kind of bait. We shall see, The Senator%left on Saturday morning for Ft. Wayne, where he was to speak that day. A fair estimate of the crowd in attendance wenld be about four thousand, of whom nearly one-half were citizens of this place. The “turn out” trom the country was not what had been expected from the great cfforts made by the “faithful.” One of the sharpest political meetings we have had in our city during the campaign, was held in Gappinger’s hall,/under the auspices of the Greeley and Brown club, last Saturday evening. Notwithstanding the rain, a large crowd filled the hall to hear Hon. John C.Conner, member ; of Congress from the State of Texas. He is the youngest member in that body, and was elected by the largest majority, hav‘ing been elected to his second term by a majority of some 19,000. The speaker discussed: the political issues of the day with much ability. He paid particular attention-to the questions of pensions for rebel soldiers and payment of the rebel ~debt, about which the Grantites harp so ‘ much, and showed the impracticability of i ‘the whole thing. It would take & twothirds vote in congress to propose it, then, it would have to be ratified by three fourths of all the States to annul the present amendment which now prohibits it. 'He met, and so successfully refuted, the base charges made against him by the Standard of last week, that Dr. Myers came forward | after-the speech and réquested an idtro - duction and congratulated the Captain on hig#fine speech. " His remarks upon “Stand by the Old Flag,” as the Grantites have it, were rich, and, in conclusion, he advised those seeking new homes to go to Texas, believing that it presents advanta. ges to settlers not. to be found elsewhere. Permit me to say that Mr, Conner made many warm friends while here, and that his speech was highly appreciated. We shall long remember him as a strongad - vocate of the cause of good government. " My friend, Bill Groh, was happy last Saturday, from the fact that one of his old republican friends had told him that he, too, would vote for Greeley, after hearing the speeches on Friday. That is right; ‘investigate and you will all vote for Gree“"fi..E:G?fodvaiﬁ will address the Greeley Bnd Brown club next Friday evening, st f@"f!gﬁr'%?*s hall. Lt us have a fall atBl . AR e

Several deaths have occurred among us within the past week, = Lucien Lisle was ‘burried last Thursday. -Butas & general thing our community is quite healthy, " Tt s said $l2OO was sent here to get up the Wilson meeting at this place. This; money comes, indirectly, from the United Btates Treasury, by assessing the office_bolders, who receive large pay -that they . may be assessed, < . Homaom, + PERSONAL.~Dr. Btoll will devote this #id’ next Wik to canyassing the Third 'ﬁ artl Comgressional Distriots, He g ¥ g , iR e ;

As a citizen of Whitley county, we feel 4 due amount of Interest in selecting one of the best men to make the race for joint Senator from the counties of Kosciusko and Whitley. The district bas always gone republican—the large : republican majority of Kosciusko overbalancing the democratic majority of Whitley—btt the great political revolution, now going on all over the country, will give the Democrats and Liberals a chance to secure the joint Senator from those counties, if they are careful to select a proper person. Among all the good men in the two counties, we know of no one,who would ‘probably make a better. race for the poéi- | tion than Dr. D. M. Marshall, of Pierce-, ton. He isa man of /unimpeachable char acter, a live, active worker, a pleasant and fluent speaker. For years we have been intimately acquainted with the doctor, and know whereof we’' speak, and cheerfully ask that his claims be carefully considered by the convention which is to meet at Pierceton, on' the -24th inst., to nominate a candidate for that important position. We want a man who will be true to his convictions, and who will act from principle in every instance. If there is one thing morecontemptibly mean than another, it jsa wishy-washy public servant who is willing to do anything for selfaggrandisement, regardless of the wishes of his constituents, Dr. Marshall isa man of honor in this matter, besides he is not an office seeker, nor never, has been. A man who is eternally seeking office, and who is always ready to bolt when he does not get it, should be very carefully thrust aside ; and kn’owing that Dr. M. is not an office seeker, a bolter, nor a disorganizer under anycircninstances, we feel confident that he would make a most desirable man in the place for which we are asking that his claims be considered.

AvusTlN’s ague drops warranted to cure ague by all.druggists, for 50 cents. il4-I¢2w i L e o ;-Tlxe new grain debnt, and passenger house at this place, are progressing finely. The workmen sre now raising the grain house, and it will be ready to receive grain "in a few weeks.. The peogle‘l of Ligonier can soon boast of the largest and best grain and passenger houses between Toledo and Chicago. Three cheers for Ligonier and tlhe enterprising citi. zens who were instrumental in securing these improvements, ;

Peaclies, 15 cents per can, or &1.50 per dozen; at J. Decker’s, g R ; Letter from lowa, - -, WabpENA, FAYETTE Co., lowa, g : - August 6th, 1872, Hon. Abram Pancake, Ligonier. - 4 Sir:—l am plessed to learn that the Democrats of old Noble, as well as the balance of my old district, are going for Horace Greeley, in order to clean ovf the old dynasty at Washington. I am here in Towa, the Vermont of the west, politically. ‘We are making a good show in the State. I have five boys all of whom served under the flag of their couniry about thirteen years, who now go to the polis with their old father and vote the democratic ticket, But, the object of my writing is to say to you that some one has sent me the BANKNER for the last ten or twelve months, [ want you to- ascertain who and pay them. . Please find two dollats for that purpose. Yours truly. , - e L o e DB HBRIIOMAN

Prescriptions faithfu)l)' and carefully com-j pounded at the City Drug Store. B ¥e 5 ‘-————‘o’————-— z MiLLERSBURG MiLrs. — The undersigned would resgectfullyannounce to the public that they have teken .charge of ,the aboye mills and will do custom work at all times in a satisfactory manner. We have engaged a first class miller to do our work. Wheat taken in store and flour furnished instead at the m6st favorable terms. Highest market prices will be paid in cash for wheat. The patronage of the public is regpectfully solicited. * * G. W.Ropeers & Co., Prop'rs, s —_—p e Wk take AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS for ague. They are a sure cure. Only 50 cents, 10w8 o ———— P You may talk about your Horace Grants or Hiram Greeley, but Henry Wakeman’s is the ‘place to buy your Sugars, Coffee’s, Teas, and all kinds of family groceries.” - 2o e e M o - Remember that groceries can be bought at H. Wakeman’s cheaper for cash than at any other house in Kendallville. B L

Iryou want the best'ague cure, gct AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS, at Dr. Woodruff’s. 12wid —————— In these hard times, wheat is bringing but $1.25 it stands farmers in hand to be economfcal and save their money by buying their groceries, where they can be bought the cheapest, and get the best quality. This can always be done at Wm. Groh’s, Kendallville. *

- ESTRAY HORSE. —Strayed from the pasture of Mr. Jesse Baker, a three year old horse colt, wind-broken. A liberal reward will be paid any person returning the same to my place of business, or giying information of his whereabouts. _ ' THEO. MAYER., ~ /Ligonier, Aug. 14, "72. %

Engel & Co., Merchant Tailors at Kendallville, have as large and well selected stock of fashionable goods for gentlemen’s clothing, as can be found in the city. Their goods are al ways of the best quality, and in the latest style, and they warrant a perfect fit in every instance Give them a trial. : : ® ——————l e Smoking tobacco, 25 cents per pound, at J. Decker’s. - Sy : 0% g . For first class groceries, go to Geo. 0. Glatte’s, Kendnilville,_ gbe shelves are always well filled . with everything imaginable in \his line, end he cannot be undersold. Try him, * : STIC TR o et : DAncE.—There will be a dance at Kann’s Hall on Thursday evening, Sep. tember 26, 1872. !

- : BEN. BARNHART. | / —_———r—— Combs, brushes, soaps, toilet powder, co lognes and fancy toilet boxes of every descrip tion at the City Drug Store. . GRe e , FARMERS and others supplied with warm meals, at all hours, for the small gum of 80 cents, at Ben Barnhart’s Res. taurant, Cove Oysters, 10 cents per can, at.J. Decker’s Grocery and Provision Store. » Stoves! Sroves|—E. B. Gerber is Jjust adding to his stock a car load of Book, parianand hox woyes, that will be sold at low prices. ¥

WANTED.— A.good girl to do g@_!‘:_e;gal‘ housework. - Wages: $2 per week. Apr ply at once at Ben Barnbiart's’ Restaur: ant. A : e . A ; Ir you want a sure cure for the agne get Austin’s ‘agne drops, at driig stores., . 1412 w ~ Fresu Ovsrers.—Ben Barnhart is reeeiviyg;egg)ry;ﬂamm;;oyate;a, and sells them by tbe dish.or can. . Orders solici-

~ 'Liberalism in 'Whitley County. - While at Columbia City last week, we Were pleased to meets numbeér of our old republican friends who are for the honest farmer of Chappaqua, amqpg whom we might mention Dr. D. G. Linville, a very able physician and surgeon, and who is well known to mauy of the citizens of Noble county. Dr. Henry Gregg and Ed. A. Mossmon, who are both excellent men and wield & good influence throoghout the county. We welcome these gentlemen to the liberal ranks, and know that they will add muech to the strength of the ticket, ’

i COUNTY CONVENTION. L 0 The Democratic County Convention for Noble County will meet at Albion, on N ey Saturday, August3ist, 1872, ' for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices, to wit: For Representative, Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder, Surveyor, Real Estate ; Appraiger, Coroner, and Commissioners for the South and Middle Districts; and to transaet such other business as may properly come before it. All Liberal Republicans, and others, opposed to the present Administration, are cordially invited to be present aud participate in the proceedings of the convention. 5 According to previous arrangement, at the same time and place there will be a Joint Convention of the eounties of Elkhart and Nobie for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Joint Representative for said counties. ' It is suggested that there be meetings held at the usual places of holding elections; in'the several townships, on the Saturday previous, to the convention, for the purpose of selecting délegates. ‘: several townships are entitled tb the following*Vvoter in said convention: Washington townsbdp 5, Sparta 10, Perry 21, Elkhart 15, York 7, Noj_yfe 11, Green 16, Jefferson 18, Orange 19, Wayne {3B. Allen 23, Swan 13, Albion 4, . ; ' The Conventlon to assemble at the Court House at 10 o'clock, a. M. By order of the Committee, | JAMES M. DENNY, Chairman.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. . *—— STATE SENATOR T. 8. Conrarer, of Kendallville, will be a candidate for State Senator from the counties of Noble and Lagrange, subject to the decision of those who believe the soldier entitled to asgreat favors at the hands of the Government as bestowed upon railroad corporations.. (12-*) Vox Porurr, . ° COUNTY RECORDER. = At the solicitation of numerous friends, I have concluded to become a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democmatic County Convention. B. S. RaMsey.

Public Meeting | There will be a Li‘beral and D;t;oéx;;;ic m;aet~ ' ing held at ';; = ; Kinnison’s School House, BENTON 'I‘OWI\{SHIIP, ELKHA_RT CO,, Satnrday: Evening, Aug. 17th, 1879,

Grood Speﬁkers will be Present, EVERBODY IS INVITED TO COME 1 __—'—_*____“—‘_ﬁf‘——‘-‘—*—.:— " SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPIS.: NoH. Walker, Towa- . .... ... .85 " $lOO Neleon Sherwood, Wawaka.................. 200 David Matthews, Lig0mer...........,......‘. 50 Henry Hostetter, 18 eLB E. Schoenhuth, g samesßE L L 200 W. W. Buchanan, ¢ BT g D. J. Buchanan, £ seL At 000 200 .B, Hersdmabn, T0wh....%. ©o 200 10 90 John F. Inks, South Whit1ey................. 100 C. R, Wi1e%,'W01fLake..........:..-......,... 200 ,g:njamin ahl, ¢ A e LD 0 eorge Deer, Columbia City........... .~ ...: 100 Henry'Beeson, s es T Rhodes House, < SnE s e W. A. Tulley, Collins 5tati0n................ 200 Khoch Rhiger,” Milfabd /200 007 77 g Charles Reynolga "¢ o= (oo 0 100 ey Mart Felkner, SaSihs T e e R Alf. Roberts, S A e S el saac Rhodebaugh, ** . TZ T i J. H. Snyder, £ gl e s o R J- S. Weaver, Serilse imo hg ‘Wm. Groves, bl e e e L R ) Andrew Farmer,. Cherubu5c0................ 200 H. C. Boag, - -k e G

'To Consumptives. ; The advertiser, having beén permanently cured of that dread disease Consumption by a simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow safferers the means of cure. To all who desire he will send a copy of the prescription used free of charge, with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronhitis, &c. Parties wishing the rescription wil] please address Rev. EDWAR&*WILSON. sn3oy] 194, Penn. St., Williams¥urg, N.Y. - Dox’l be poisoned with the sticky, filthy,dan, gerous hair preparations, but use Nature’s Hair Restorative, which is perfectly clean and transparent, and_entirely free from -all dangerous drugs. It will positively restore gray hair, prevents the bair from falling off, will cause it to grow when prematurely lost, removes the dandruff and keeps the head in a perfectly healthy condition. Try a bottle and be satisfied that it is the greatest discovery of the age. Proctor Brothers, Gloucester, Sole Agents for the Pat - entee. All druggists have a full supply.. See advertieemepp. £ ; 2-t

Tue health-restoring properties of Smolander’s Buchu -strengthen and invigorate the entire system, and .remove or counteract kidney, bladder and gland ular diseases, mental and physical debility, diabetes, gravel, general prostration of the nerve structure, and all maladies of the urino-genital organs in either sex. Every one should investigate the merits of this valuable vegetable preparation. v

Detroit, Hillsdale & Indiana, and Detr., Eel River & 111. R. R. Taking effect Thursday, July 25th, 1872, i GOING WEST. ~ . STATIONS < Mail Ind. Exp. Mixed, Detr0it............. olv 700 am 550 pm Yp5i1anti............ar 880 % 717« Yp5i1anti...........00v 835 &4 795 « : Bankers...... c.....ar1135 * 1015 % 8anker5.............1v1138 % 1020 “ 930 am Ang01a................'103pm 1105 % . 49) Water100...../.cci.0.0 140 % 1159 % 518 & Auburn.:........... 152 % 1210 am - 540 Cherubusto. «........ 244 “ 102 %- 700 ¢ €olumbia City ........ 815 * 1344 gjo w DeßVerdon .- iiil 050005 gy v LAY ek Indianapolis.... ......1015 ¢ 730 % GOING EAST, : Indianapolis...... .... 500 am 800 pm Denver................ 925 * 1230 am 1215pm’ Columbia City ........1113 % 9240 ¢« '3js. Chernbusco, v.ieq.....1143 ¢ 343040 l A 4 Apburn. iiiin D 0 01888 418 N Bsp o Water100..i..........12p0 ** 1438:% Gl3 &+ Angola. ... .. e 198 0 595 S Bankers. . ©l. .. . 950 W urpp iigyEa Ypsilanti ..., .0. 545 ¢ 1010 ¢ - Detrolt. Lo ... il ATOO & 1180 ¢ : : . H..C, GOODELL, Sup’t.

Ft, W., Jackson and Saginaw R’d The most directroute to Pittsburg, Philadelphia,, Baltimore, Washington, and all points in the south and southwest. Trains run b} Chicago time. Time card taking effect July 25th, 1872. GOING SOUTH., ' GOING NORTH., Mail Express Stations Express Mail 715 am 440 pm....Jack50n....1180 am 910 pm 754 520 . ....Hanover....loso 832 825 550 ...Jonesyille...lolB 802 953 735 ....%ngola...g..'sso, 635 . 1033 815 ... Waterloo ... 818 ' 837 1047 829 ..../Auburn.... 800 592 - 1145 = 992 ..qut Wayne.. 705 425 6 00 pm 1030 am..lndianapolis.. 400 pm 1010 am 850 sase o acdOInGEERGEY o 710 1045 1045 pm ...Louisyille... 910 am 1025 E:r;‘ An accommodation train leaves Jackson, go South, at 12 10 pm and arrives at Jonesville at 1 20 pm; the same train, %oing north, leaves Jonesville 3056 pm and arrives at Jackson at 4 15 pm., At Jackson — Close connections aré made with Mlchégsn Central, Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw, and Grand River ‘{’alley Railroads. At Jonesville — With Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad. ! At Waterloo — With Lake Shore & ‘Michigan Southern Railroad %ir Llnez‘ g ; At Fort Wayne—With Pittsburg, Ft. W. & Chic; Toledo, Wabash & Western, and Fort Wayne, Muncie, & Cincinnati Railroads, : : .~ W. A. ERNST, Sup’t., ROBERT RILLIE, General Ticket Agent.

- Unclaimed Letters, Ligonier P. O, | Bailey; A, T. = ‘Johnson, F. E. A. Carpenter, John H. Morris, Frank Oliﬁ%rd, John Miller, Miss Hester | Clark, Mrs, Jennie Reshare Charleﬁ : Oarlton, Miss Anneta Southwick, M. M. Darby, Henry - Stansbury, Mrs. M. W. Gibbon, Capt. Geo, : sy Pergons calling for any of the above leiters willplease say ‘“‘advertised,” Letters not called for within one week after advertising are sent to the dead letter office. & H. M. GOODSPEED, P. M Ligonier, Ind., Aug. 141872, - : License Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply at the next meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Noble Cotinty, Indiana, for.a license to sell spirituous and malt liquors in & less quantity than one quart at a time ; said liquors to be sold and d ank on h}; premiser, on Lot N 0.7, Baum Walter & Uo’s Addition to Avilla, Am‘fk town! ”‘-f {;lﬁ’-. k ? 4 ,d' - Avills, Ind,, Aug. 7, 1872.edw = - :

THE LADIES’ FRIEND! 18 4l s . ] 5 - DR. BOWDLE’S | For the permanent cure of all periodical diseases in single or married ladies. This medicine cures permanently periodical or nervons headache, aching of the back, hips, and extremities. A éertain cure for ggmnurrhel and Amenorrhea. with nervous debility, The Female Balsam removes all unnatursal blogches and sallowness of complexion, impartinof 8 natural and healthy appearance. B the use of this remedy the sufferer can be reutores‘ to permanent health and vigor. The balsam can be taken in any condition, and at all periods of the femﬁl’e life, and no harm can arise from the use of it. The medicine is reliable. k g o U. WOODRUFF & SON, ; Agents, Ligonier, Ind.

i DR. BOWDLE’S DIURETIC APERIENT, For the permanent cure of all derangements of the Kidneys and Urinnri;rgans. This medicine cures inflammation of the kidneys, bladder, and nrethra; expels grayel and all unnatural arinary deigasite. An alterative for the blood and liver; a geuntle aperient, relieving habitual constipation; an invl.¥orator for the stomach, therofore a sure cure for dyspe%sin and heart dlsea?e. Thousands do testify to the magic curative ;Fropertiee of this great remed{. Dyupegtics. while using this medicine, do realize & frs ual improvement in health day by day, forgett nﬁl their troubles, until they finally emerge from their diseased stricken position to that of a vigorousand healthy condition. You will find the Diuretic Aperient reliable. A C. WOODRUFF & SON, Agents, Ligonier, Ind.

DR BONN D lIEYS ¢ COMPOUND VINEGAR SYRUP, For the cureof diseases of the chestand respiratoorgans. This medicine cures inflammation of {Ke lungs and air Enssages; relieving almost, instanily painsthrough the chest, difficulty in breathin% asthma, conghsand colds. Also carcs bronchitis, acute and chronic, and consumption in the ncipient stages; relieves whooping cough and cures croup. The Compound Vinegar syrup is the most efficient expectorant known to the public,— Safe to administer to children and infants. Every: family should have it. : There i none as good. : C. WOODRUFF & SON, Agents, Ligonier, Ind.

DR. BOWDLE’S COMPOUND ALTERATIVE PILLS. These Pills are sugar—contc;d and purelyxvegetable. A mild alterative cathartic; certain and reliable; holding a sgecial influence over the blood, liver, and stomach. Use Bowdel's Pills, they will meet many indirationsin the preservation of health. - C. WOODRUFF & SON, ; Agents, Ligonier, Ind.

DR. BOWDLE’S Lightning Ague Cure, For the cure of chill fever, remittent and intermittent fevers, blind or masque aﬁue, congestive chills, congestive feyers, and for all derangements arising from a miasmatic influence. -The Lightning is a tonic, a stimulant, a diuretic, and an alterative.— Can be taken as well in fever as in the absence of fever; free from goiso‘na and contains no quinine; can be given to children and infants with safety. — It corrects the blood, liver and stomach, and Kills ague, C. WOODRUFF & SON, 4 Agents, Ligonier, Ind.

DR. BEOWDLE’S: T AUSTRALIAN BITTERS. The world cannot beat them. The{lnre a medicine, not a mere whisky and water. These. bitters are manufactured according to the genuine recipe of the great life preserving Australian Bitters. They cure rheumatism, dgspcpsia, and all diseases of the Dblood, liver and stomach. Female debility, and all debilitated systems, may be restored to health by the use of this medicine. It is a medicine for every one, Convalescents recovering from typhoid fevers and all acnte diseases, can use nothing as good. . & ek * Mhe above medicines are Dr. Bowdle special remedies, the same that he has used in his private é)ractice for the past eleven yéars with unbounded success.. They are now being' carefully .compounded by LEONARD & STON.E% a formula accompanying each bottle. Principal Degot, 79 Nassau'Street, New York; western branch, Albion, Indiana. All communications directed to : LEONARD & STONE, Albion, Noble County, Indiana. willreceive prompt and careful atention. ' '43-ly

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YERY LOWEST PRICES. Queeﬂsware, , Glassware, Table Gutlery, Notions of all Kinds. GROC E R I“E s," WOODENWARE, MEY E;R BAUMS,

WANTED, AT MNEYER BAOUM’S, HIDES, L PELTS, FORS, -£ ) POTATOES, BUTTER, =~ SMOKED MEAT, DRIED APPLES, &C., &C, &C., : For which the highest market price wilkbe paid o in cash or trade. = St MEYER BAUM. Ligonier, Nov. §, "71.-s¢ch-15. GOTOJ.DECIKER’S . _ §Tofind the- P Largest and Best Selected Stock : ; S

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, FISH AND SALT. PRICES ALWAYS]AS LOW lAS§ THE LOWEST. ,e | 1 " Talsokeep the best stock of : Queensware, e T Glassware, - : ik iy =i= 3 £ e TABLECUTLERY ;.. ' s ks e -—-m""" i v ﬁ ' Pl gie Sl Dol

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HENRY V(;AKEMAN’SQ 2 [Suecéssor !olWaltman"&. Brdher.l t Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, - Queensware, Glassware, &o. Mirrors Worth $3.25 Selling for $2.75. i Mirrors, Worth $1.50 Selling for $l.

- CALL AT THE OLD STAND OF | WALTMAN & BRO. and examine the large Stock of Goods, second - ,tononein the city. H. WAKEMAN Kendallville, Sept. 27, 1871.22 !

GAITERS LADIES & CHILIRENS WEAR L arg e‘:‘st. S t.ov:'z l; ‘

GOTO F. W.SHINKE & BRO’S . In Skinke's Brick Building, [f you'wantto see the best made assortment of o Custom-made, : BOOTS & SHOES, T ; <-AND ~ : Eastern Made Work," . IN EIGONIZR, : ~ Especial hx.tehtio'n is called fo the substantial manner in which our work is made, dnd also to the quality of the stock used. All work done at our shopis warranted. S : : e " F. W. SHINKE & Bro. Ligonier, March 13,1872. 5-1. : :

CABINET SHOP : ~ AND — i CABINET WARE ROOMS! . D KERR: Would réspectfull}r announce to the c;tizur.s of Noble county, that he has constantlyon . hand a large and superiorstock of .

CABINET WARE, : - Consisting in part of : DRESSING BUREAUS, = WARD-ROBES, TABLES, : - STANDS, ’ : : : ~ LOUNGES, | CUP-BOARDS, S . MQULDING ~ CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, ‘And in fact evelyt}iing usually kept .i'nb a Firstclass Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the Undertaking Business. COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND! Aund made to order, upon short notice. Also,. all kinds of Shop Work made to order. 3 Furniture Ware Rooms on west side of Cavin Street. corner of Fourth street, Ligonier, Ind. F" A good Hearse always in readiness. igonier, May 24, 1871. ~ 25 . T LTI Ty S e eel et L L D S;OMETHING-'N,EW : 5 S 5 IN st LIGONIERT? ; . i —o— = The sabscribers would inform'the citizens of Ligonier'and surrounding country, that they keep constantly on hand a large supply of both

WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS, - With & Without Cylinders, Which will.be furnished to customers as desired, at reasonable prices: Those desiring one of the most serviceable and most durable pamps now in use, will find it to their advantage to give us a call at our Shop, at the South End of the New Bridge, beforé fpurchasing elqewh_ere. These Pumps are of the best manufacture, and of first-rate wood ; all have SUBSTANTIAL CAST IRON SPOUTS, Which are a greatadvantage ovael? wooden onep . both for convenience and urability. Allof Our Pumps are Warranted to Work | Well in Deep or Shallow Wells! REFAIRING PUMPS .- Doneonshortnotice,and ALL PUMPS WARRANTED ! Well Didging & Cleaning'! - We are prepare o Dig: New Wells, Clean Apdßink &dﬂ‘w}‘ ﬁ'g"’ nd g’g‘ r. Iron ¥ fdl"&.”ﬁhiﬂxf?ﬁ@:aﬁ?ﬁit«. .everythingin e ”"ﬁuﬁ‘&*ﬂ%‘ EORTBN, Lo i b taken atCash Priges, in exchange for Work; 37" Rememt %45 g&iﬂﬁ‘; s?:gg‘ south ‘?ﬁ(’ of'she New DBridge, - *&“ iRI ~ mwmmmiﬁi“i’

Wm. GROH'S COLUMNM EENDALLVILLE W m GR oHS 4 s Price List! ' FOR CASH .7 ONLYL.

o RAN Young Hyson Tea,;.;ﬁOicvtégfb. i L D dol 25 .‘“’,"?, b E’do'l‘_;f)()" “ Best in market 160 B Hyson Tea 195 “ Gunpowder Tea, lat “ do Bt in the World 1:-‘6'_0"}’ o [mperigl v -1 'QO s ok L L 140 _'i.t‘ : « Best : 1150 ' ‘-‘t‘_: Japan 'Fezi., - . 100 5 “ L E&_céllenf 1‘")0 ;“1. Oolong,best Impt’dlso S s 1 male Teas a Specialty, and -always keep a very large stock of them.in store, which I will sell as above, or at liberal discount if bouglit in 3 or 5 . Packages.

Best Rio Coffee, 25 cts. o Genuine OldGov’t J ava, 300 Roasted Coffee, 30c. per Ib. Ground “ 95e. ¥ e~ Although -Co/}ées have gone up 25 per cent.in Eastern .Marke_ts;vl avill close out my present large stock at the above figures. Call, examine and buy while ,tiwre.,_‘i.s&’ a chance: . . b i v

~ SUGARS. - Crushed S}igaf; 14 cts per Ib. Granulated “5: 14 . “;: ;." ; Powdered do -14 « Coffee A do 12§, « G it Bésﬁ‘Brown ‘ 11;‘( “ V. Fine Cut Toba;\pc.o’, best, SOc Navy Plug, b'qistv' bra,nd,7sc :

- T 1 am just receiving the largest and best selected stock of Crockery, and the celebrated Meakin Bro’s imported Iron Stone C hina-ware ever brought to this Market, and will sell the same at a small discount above cost.

FLOUR & FEED. Having ‘just completed my Feed Store;l am now prepared and will always keep on hand CORN, .. . - OATS, . SHOP FEED, MIDDLING, | mTOS BTC; BTO. - J ust lecelved. 200 dozen Malt—by’s celebi'ategilgﬁéﬁ’d. Paaehes at 52.25 per dozen Cans.

. OYSTERS! By the Disu, CAN or CASE. 187 All Goods delivered free of charge toany part of the city. ~ Call and satisfy yourself. - me **ﬂm W

DAUCHY & €OB COLUMN. Sebeme o L AT R e $1 made from 50 ets. Call and [examine or 12/ '\r samples nde.‘(rom‘a free, - for 50¢ that retail quio for §lO, R. L W LCOTT, 181 Chatham Square New ¥ork: (.o .. P Thw sgﬁtxu%m’;rny made with St:gl:nd ; - Key Lies, Seoure cireul . ples fiee. 8. M. SPENCER, Bratt coore Ve swt RARE CHANCE for AGENTS. Agents, we will puy yOIS4O per week in cash if yongwgi engage with. n‘d..tAmﬂdn.u Everything furnished land expenses paid. | 156:4‘;" ¥, A, ELLS & CO., Charlote, Mich. _ | AGENTS WANTED FOR A Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK On manphoed, womanhood and their mutaal inter-re-La(iom‘; love, its laws power, efc. : ' Send for specimen es and circulars with ferms. Address NATION AI‘:‘ISUBLISHXNG CO., Chicago, 111; Cihcinnati, Ohio jor Bt. Liouis, Mo. | ll‘w{ e et ettt gt SYCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHARM-PINfG.--‘How either sex may fascinate and gain ‘the lovie and affections of any person they choose, in‘stantly.. This simple menial acquirement all can ’pos_sess, free, by mail, for 25 cents, together with-a warriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints, to » Lad’es; &c, A ql:leer. exciting book. I€o.ooo sold. | Address T. WILLIAM & CO., Pubs., Philedelphia e e WELL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS ! WELLS (! TABLETS ! For Coughs, Colds, and Hoarseness, ‘These Tablets present the Acid in Combination with other efiicient remedies, injapopular form, for: the cure of throat and lung diseases. Friie Hoarseness and Ulceration of the throat are immediately relieved, and statements are consiantly being sent to the proprietor of relief in cases of Throat] dif ficnlties of years standing, 3 5 : CA U T I 0 N Don’tbe deceived by worthg N less imitations. Get only WELLS!'CARBOLIC TABLETS. Price 25 cents a “box. JOHN Q.. KELLNGG, 18 Platt St..N. Y., Sole Agent forthe.U .8. Send for circnlar. 10sc4

S For Goodspeed’s i o PRESIDENT N BOOK PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGY BO( The great work of the year. Prospectus, post paid, 73 ots. An immense sale gnaranteed. Also for my CAMP‘AIGN&H,ARTS and NEW MAPS. - J..W GOODSPEED; Cincinnati or St. Souis. WASHINGTON UN IVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL ?: £ “ 2 by - . BALTIMORE, MD. — The next Annual Session of-this institntron “}m bein October Ist, 1872, and continue five months, The s‘linical'advnntages of the schc ol are unsurpassed. FEES including dissection and Hospital Tickets, $65 ForvaTALOGUES containing fall iuuticulnrs apply to: - Prof. CHAS. W, CHANCELLOR, Dean, ; L 10w L ¢ h Bnltimqqe, Md. T i ————————————— NCIN 'ESLEYAN COLLEGE CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLE: : . FOR YOUNG LADIES. - fie : Rev. LUCIUS H. BUGBEE, Pres't, The thirty-first year will open September 18th. This is the first chartéred College for young ‘women in-the U. 8. It has the finest educational -structurd in the Wwost, and is entirely furnished. There are now 400 graduates. The College has seven departments, and 4 large Faculty of able and experienced Teachers.— Charges reasonable. Send to the President, at Cincinnati, for an illustrated catalegue. 19wq4

KENNEDY’S HEMLOCK PLASTER. Price 25 eents, e L 3 2 .. OINTMENT, Price 50 Cts. — The ' proprietor has suceeeded N in utilizing the medicinal properWameties contaiyed in the oil,| Pitch' ¥~ aod Rosin of the, Hemloek | Tree, S and obtained a valuable preparaNAESs ~ tion to _be applied as a Salve or ' * Plaster for Rheumatism, Croup, Pain l“’.‘»y,\ Sorevess of the Back, Chest ‘or i ' omach, Piles, Salt Rheum, Scurvy Rl ! So 8, Ulcers, Bunions, Sore Corns, - QTS Frostßites, Chilblains, Sore Breasts | - Z%mt) © and ; Nipples, Ringworms, Chafing 5 < ‘and’ Skin diseases of inflammatory- - nature. JOHN D. PARK, Druggist, Agent, Cincinnati; Ohio. g : Ilwd, HORSEMEN: use Hemlock Liniment, oures Pool Evil and sores of all descriptions.

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It isnot'a phyic which may give temporary reliet to the suffever for the first few doses, but whi¢h froni ‘continned dse brings piles and kindred diseases to ‘aid in weakening the inyalid, noris it a doetored liquor, which, under the popular name of “Bitters,” is 80 extensiyely palmed off on the public as sovereign remedies, but is a most powerful Tonic :ud Alterative, pronounced so by the leading. medical authorities of Liondon and Paris, and has begx long ‘used by the regular physicians of other cdéuntries | with wonderful remedial results. ; | Dr. Welis’ Extract of Jurubeba Is there want of action 1n your Liver and Spleen ? Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes impure by deleterions secrctiops, producing scrofulous or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, Pustules, Canker, Pimples, &e. | Take Jurubeba to cleanse, purify and restore the vitiated blood to healthy action. I T Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach? Un less digestion is prompily aided the system is debilitated with. loss of vital force, poverty of Blood, Drop.sical Tendency, General Weakned or Lassitude,” Take it to assist reaction, it will impart vouthful viﬁr to the wearwuﬁerer. i) ave you eakness of the Intest= ines % . You are in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or the Dreadful inflammation ¢f the Bowels. [ . . _Have you Weakness of the Ulerine or Urinary Organ?. You must procure instant relief to suffering worse than death. - | Take it to strengthen orgahic weakness or|life becomes a burden. { - Finally it sliould be frequently taken to keep thesystem - in perfect health or you are othgiwise, in great dinger of malarial, miagmatic or contagious diserses: Al as : JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt Street. New York. i Sole Agent for_ the Unitec Sr&es. Price, One Dollar per Bottle. Send for circular? 3 . -y A

‘A sure and permanent cure for Liver Complaints, Dys‘pepsia, Costiveness, Biliousness, Fever and Ague, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Piles, ' Loss of Appetite, Imperfect Digestion, and all disedses arising from a disordered state of the/Liver and Blood. it acts directly on the Liver, increasing the flow of bile into the stomach and bowels; and by its cathartic Qroperties purges the system of all diseased matter. As a family medicine, it has no equal. = SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. - Price $l.OO per Bottle. : L PREPARED BY : s - W. B. HURD & €CO,, .4 NABHUA, N.H, ' | o b . SOLD BY FISHER BROTHERS, AGENTS ' FOR LIGONIFR; IND. ALSO, SKINNER & | MENDENHALL, ALBION, INDIANA, el

Notice to Non-Resident. STATE OF INDIANA, }ss SR ian . . Noste Counry, - §°°* ; s Inthe Court of Common Pleas of Noble Qounty, in the State of Indiana, ~October.term, a. b, 3872, i« S 8 : 3 ! . ELEANOR STILLWELL vs. GILE® STILL. k> + - WELL, Ll Be it ktown, that on the 12th day of July, in'the. yedr 1872, the above named plaintift by her attorney filed in the office of the C?erjk ofsaid Common P'leas Court her complaint againstsaid’ defendant, in the aboveentitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person, that said defendant Giles Sfillwell, is not'a resident = of the State of Indiana. o \ : 3 - Said defendant is therefore, hereby ,n_qtiﬁg(!; i ‘of the filing and" pendency of said qabgﬁfﬁn: = ‘against him and that unless he appear and an- « -swer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on thesecondday of the nextterm of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House. ;. in the town of Albion, on the first Monday in .. October, 4, D, 1878, said, complaint, and “the B et teged, will be heardand d nined in his a ﬁ:%og' LTS AW ’W'&YE&% Cletkl ' L. E. Goodwiu, Attorney foriPlaintiff. Albion, July 81, 1879~ 8. ( Hoaiy ~ NLicense Notice. ,gi? &“‘“ﬁ“.‘; eby given ths %4 ‘will apply at the pext mesting o ﬁ dof | Bemmm{og of Noble pounty, ndi @t’; license toewt = feitiaue L«% t ignors th n | s iy Viins ane qiigel Wow Gons 4 a 1 iA S e e SRR T L GO et b sl i e }«&% ﬂiﬁ%}a ble Do Todina e s L e it bl | Ligonten i Aag T nT A