The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 23, Ligonier, Noble County, 2 October 1872 — Page 4

.. : ¥ Agricultural Department. A S A lAU P AP el N NTN SN ORS CONDUCTED BY JONATHAN SIMMONS. e e e e e e . How 1o Preserve a Carriage. A prominent carriage manufacturer of —-Nottingham, England, publistics a series of “Useful Hints for the, Proper Préserva- . tion of a Carriage,” from which we take the following: '~ | - - A carriage should be kept in an airy, dry coach-house, with a moderate amount of light ; otherwise the colors will be destroyed. : . e ‘ There should be no communicatior be- _ tween the stables and the coachihouse. "The manute heap or pit should be kept ~ as far away as possible. Ammonia jcracks varnish and fades the colors both of painting and lining. : A carriage should never, under gny circumstances, be put away dirty. i In washing a carriage, keep ont of the ¢un, and have the léver end of the|“setts” “ covered with leather. Use plenty of wa. _ ter, which apply, where practicable, with "> a hose or syringe, taking great care that “ the water is not driven into the body, to the injury.of the lining. When forced water is not attainable, use for'tlie body a large, soft spénge. This, when{saturated, eqneeze oyer the panels, and by tbe flow down of the water the dirt will soften and harmlessly run off; then finish ujith a soft- chamois leather and| an old silk bandkerchief., The same remarks apply to tlie underwork -and wh els, ex cept that when the mud 1s well spaked a ‘gnft, mop, free {rom any hard substance in the head, may be used. Never use a spoke’ brush, which in conjunction with the grit from the road acts like sand-paper on tte varnish, scratching It, and, of course, ef-. * fectually rémoving all gloss. Never allow -water to dry itself on the earriage, asit invariably leaves etains. | Be careful to grease the bearings of the fore carriage o as to allow it to thrn free. ly. Ifit turns with difficalty, the shafts or pole will probably strain or break. . Examine a carriage occasionally, and whenever 4 bolt or slip appears t 6 be getting loose, tighten it up-with ajwrench, and always have little repairs| done at * _onhce. ; Never draw out o’ bick a carrjage into a coich house with the horses pttached, as niore accidents occur from this than any other cause; Headed carriages should neper stand ‘with the head down, and aprong of every kind should be frequently unfolded or they will soon spoil.” : 1 ‘<

About Digging Potatods, ~ In harvesting potatoes, different plans are observed by diffgrent persns. By some tliey are dug quite early, ds soon as the tops are partially Becayed, apd imme diately _taken to the cellar. By others they are left until there is danger of the freezing of the ground, L In our youth we' assisted ig digging from 300 to 700 bushels of potatoes annu ally, and the practice was fo thirow them into baskets as fust as they wer¢ dug, and from the baskets into: tlhie camt. When the cart was full, they were immediately taken’to the cellar. These potatoes, of various kinds, were usunally excellent in quallity, Ueing mealy, and ofjagreeable flavor, They were grown on nefw ground, which would partly account for their good quality. || . ; Which is the most approprigte time to lit them, early or late ok ‘ On looking over i’mfcssur Goadby's work on “Vegetable and Animal Physiology,” we find a table which’may throw. light upon the above question, [IFe says that “it was fo;]md by experimept that 240 pounds of potatoes left in the ground contained of starch: In augadt, 23 to 25 pounds ; in September, 82 to 88 pounds; in Ontober, 32 to 40 pounds; fin Novem ber, 38 to 45 pounds; in Apr]l, 38 to 28 pouads; in May, 28 to 20 pounds.” The gquantity of starch remained the same during the dormant state in winter, but decréased as soon as the piant began to grow. | _From our own observation] we are in .clined to think that the pothto ig better off 10 dry ground in its native bed until ‘some time in October, if not endangered by worms or floods, and that they are better not to be exposed much to the sun or wind,— Ee. = : ‘

© | ‘Sheep on Low Ground. It is geﬁer:ally believed that low, wet land is very unfavorable for sheep. I have kept a flock for four years inja pasture of this description—for the firgt two years with unfavorable results, My sheep were, unhealthy, and many of theny died. T ascribe it to ‘the wetness of:} my. pasture. Upon the recommendation of an old tarmer, I gave the sheep charcoa} mixed with - salt. The beneficial effects of [this mixture were soon apparent. - My sbaep presented a more healthful appearance, I have con tinued the treatment and itbe animals have continued to thrive. I suppose the medicinal qualities of the mixture consists in the disintecting propertyTof the charcoal,” And in. the invaluable tonic and alterative properties of thelrsnlt., we may add ; for, like many other remedial agents, ‘this article, when given in| small doses, augments the digestive functions. Eln larger doses it is. catbartic.— Corr.[OQhio Farmenr. G

i =3 : { S Bk e O ; U, O M : e R @ LCr % Y \/ 5 Leasant SIZE a e el B RAtNE. PELLETS. | : 200% e\\g“.ﬁ - 090 o Or Tasteless-Coated, Cjncentrated, Root and HEerbal uice, AntiBilious Granules. THE “LITTLE GIANT? CATHARTIC, or Multum 4An Parvo Physic. ‘ ; The novelty of modern Medieal, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Science, No ude of any longer taking the large, repulsive and| naugecoud pills, composed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients, when we can by a careful applic:"timl of chemical science, extract all the catharticland other medicinal properties from thie most valuable roots: and herbs, and concentrate them intd a minute Granule, :,earcely larger than a mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed by tliose of the most sensitive stomachs and| fastidious tastes. Eachlittle Purgative Pellot represents, ina most concentrated form, as much cathartic power as is embodied in any of the large pills found for Bale in the drug shops. From their wonderful cathartic power, in pronortion to their gize, people who have not tried them are apt to suppose that they are harsh or drastic in effedt, but such ig not at all the case, the different actiye medicinal principles of which they are compoked being g 0 harmonized and modlj{lcd, one by |the others, as to produce a most searching and thor= ouﬂ:'n, yet gently and kindly operating cathartic. ; $5600 Reward is lierchy dffered by the proprietor of these Pellets, to' apy chemist who, upon analysis, wiil find in thep any Calomel or | other forms of mercury or adiy ¢iher minergl poison. .' 4 7 . Being entirely vegetable, no particular care is required while using them. They operate without disturbance to the jcon=titution, diet, | or,oecu'putlon. For¥aundice, Heninche,, Constipation, Impuro Hlo i oaan in the Shouh’lers,.!l‘lg atiess i(«r!’hc’f’. Chest, Dizziness, Sous Lrucslitions of the Stomach, Mad taste in mouti, 'll lious atitacke; Pain in re'glon o l‘dncysxlx ernail Fever, - Bloated f ellng--_’ bout Siomaeh, Rush of Blood to Eead, High Coix ored Urine, WUnso lai’i,nyty nndf (}loom’y Forebodings, tike Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgutive Peliots. In explanation of the remedialipower of my 2’lll'ntléve Pellets over g 0 gicat a yaricty of discazes, fwiuh to ray thut ¢heir action upon u;éh animal ¢conomy is universal, noia” land or tissuo esceping their sanasflvo impress. Age doed not impair themj their ~ coating and being enclosed in glaes bottles preszcrve their virtues, J!J%&i}'cd 10"!1:4. length of time, in any clinate, go thatthey ake gfl” ways freshosud reliable, whidh is not the case Cwithigho pillifoyud in the diug stores, put ug in - eheapigaodielPuste-board boxes, Recollect | hat o 7 alt digéascs where 8 Laxative, Alteri= ‘tive or B "? ﬁgmgh indicated, theee little Pellets will give tho most peticct satisfacticn to ‘all who usethem, F i e Ly ey aro sold by al '-.‘mﬁ rprising W-mﬁ%wﬁ“ s 4 botele, | aﬁf*&hﬁsﬂs {0 ndnice ’}'o t Aake anything ol that Ve may say is ! oo Lo e i oA Ao AP s S e M R and re ‘them by return hail from - 2% b i e R B

; ¥low to go West, = | This is an inquiry which every one should baye trutlt}ully‘answered before he starts on bis journey, and a little care taken in examination of Routes will in many cases sawe muth trouble, time and money. ; | The ‘‘C. B. & Q. R. R.,”” running from Chicago, through Galesburg to. Burlington, apd the *“I,” 8..& W. Route,”’ rupning from In‘dianapolis, through Bloomington to Burlington, thave achieved a splendid reputstion in the tast'two years as the leading Passenger Roufes to,the West. At Burlington they connect with the B. &M. R. R. and form the great Burlington Route, which rans direct through Southdrn lowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close connéctions to California and the Territories, and passengers starting from Noble couaty, jon their way ivestward, cannot do better than to take the BurLinGToN RouTk. ‘ | - This Lige has published a pamphlet called “How to go West,”” which contains much valuable ipformation ; a large; correct map) of the Great West, which can be obtained fre¢ of charge by addressing the General Passenger Agent B. & M. R. R, Burhuogton, lowa, Mr. Isaac E. Knisely is agent for the C(tmpany in this place, and will furnish any desikec information, on_application. 2t ;

ARE YOU GOING WEST ¢ . Ifso take our advice, and purchase yourtiokete over the old reliable and popular Missouri Pa pifi: Raituroan, whichiis, positively, the only line tha’ rans tnreeﬁ)uily Express Trains from St. Louis to Kanegas City, and the West! and is, positively, the only tine which runk Pullman’s Palace Sleepersand fine Day Coaches (especially for movers) cqmipcd with Miller’s Safety Platform and the patent Steam Brake, from St, 'Louis to Kansas City, Ft. Sqott, Parsons, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Atchison, St. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs anid Omhha, without ehange! Forinformationin regard to fime tables, rates, &c., to any pointin Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or California, call upon or address I. G. WuerLER. Agent Missouri Pacific R. R., 72 Lloyd Street, Buffalo, N. Y. ; or K. A. Fonn, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, M. No trouble to answer questions! 6-4]l/2¢c -

| }Ho Consumpiives. : The adyertiser, having been permanently cured of that dread disease Consumption by apimple'rem:}dv, is anxious.to make known to his fellow sdfferers the means of c¢are. "o alljwho desire hie will send a copy'of the prescription used free of charge, with the directions for preparing and usimg the same, which they will find a sure cure for Cousumption, Asthma, lironhitis, &c Parties wishing the prescription will plea aﬁdres’s Rev. EDWARD A. WILSDN, suSOﬁL\L]M, Penn. St., Williamsburg, N. ¥, - . Errors of Youth. Everynervous Young Man in the Union, wil rec’ (ve,/free, a Recipe that will prove a Blessil, through life, by addressing, in confid¢nce i(B 3‘J~_Yl~) : T ~JOHN B, OGDEN, ° Box 517, P.IO. 42 C dar St.,|N Y. * Upwaxp of Forty Thousand hottles of Nature’s Hair Rcftomtivc were sold from Jan. Ist toj June Ist,which fact tells.its own story. Its so clean. and looks so nice that/the ladies are delighted with it. See ndvfrtisoment. © No-Rl-2w ¢ Cmcx;matl, Wabash & Mich. R. R. Time Thble No. 8, taking effect on Monday, the 3d . day of June, 1872: uoma‘soruu .~ STATIONS. GOING NORTH. No. 2{ No. 4 : No. I- 0.:3 530pm1200m a.....Waba5h....1730am 200 pm ?5 “ 1045 am .Nor. Manchester, 815 * 410 ** 28 441005 ‘. ....Silver Linke. . .840 ' 440 % 340 4+ 1905 ¢ ... WVar5aw,.....920 % 310 Y 390 ¢ 1835 « .....Lecsburg.....94o ** 340 300 ";8 0545 oL Milord: 21000 & 410 ' 238 1785 ¢ ~..New Paris...lo2o ** 35 ‘%, 290 * 1715 ¢ _.dp.Goshen,ar..lo4o * 100 215 1 . - ...ar.Goshen,dp..llos ¢ { * 145 4 eLB U 1188 o] | 'l‘r:lil}l?l‘llﬂ by Clévelandtime. s | e A. G. WEELS, Sup’t.

DAUCHY & C€o.°S COLm,Tm. LL'S CARBOLIC TABLETS ! WELLS (! ABLETS ! or Coughs, Colds, and Hoarsenes Thése Tablets. present the Acid in Compination with; ofher. efileient remedies, in a popular fprm, for the cure of throat and lung diseases. - ' | | ~ Hoanseness and Ulceration of the throat are immw ai(liatelq relieved, and statements are consiantly being sent tojtne proprietor of relief in cases of Throat di ficulties of years standitg, G i C |UT I o N Don’tbe deceived by worth- . less imitations, Cet ounly W.ELLS’CARBOLIC TABLETS. Price 25 centsa box. JOHN Q. KELLNGG, 18 Platt St{.N. Y., Sole Ajgent forthe U .S, Send for eircular, 10w4 $2 ,P'l()A.M()N'l‘ll casily made with Sté¢ncil and t) Key Check Digd. Secure circular and samples free. S, M SPENGER, Bratt eboro Vit. 15w4| S ) I ee e $1 £ aday to agents, selling campalgn badges, for '{ Ladies & Gents as breast & scarf pins, gold plated, wlth photographs of Presidential capdidates. Samples mailed tree for 300, McKay & Co., 93 Ccdar}St. New York.: : 123 w el L et BLA Morace Greeley and Family. An elegant engraving, perfect likenesses, £2x2B in., sent by mail, SI, alse campaign goods, 1 silk Grant badge and 1 plated 25¢. Samplelatest stiyles wedding famds, notes, -ete., s¢. A, DEMAREST, Ehgraver, 182 Broadway, New York. A I 23w4

rroi'rl-m WORKING CLASS, male (}ricmule £6O | a week guaranteed. Respectable employment | at home day or evening ; no capital required ; full | instritetions aszd valuable package of goofls to start with/ sent free by mail. Address with 6 cent return | stamp, M. YOUNG & CO., 16 Courtland Stree. New Yorlll. C oG e e i 23wd e 3 7 A e T FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. An Elegantly Bound Canvassing Book Forithe cheapest and best family bibie evdr published, will-be sent free of charge to any book ageiit, It contains nearly 500 scripture illusfrations, and agents are meeting with uprecedented sucg¢ess. Address, ftating experience, ete., and we willjshow you what our agents are doing, NATIONAL PUBLISH IN(} CQ., Chicago, 111., Cincinnati,”o., orSt. Louis, Mo, o 0 ! I 23wd e W e e e e R AGENTS T 0 THE REFUUE ‘Seatter truths among thhe people. Richardson's ‘Pergona[ History of Grant tells more truth about the man than all the papers in the world. If you waut to Know . if Grant is a ‘thief, liar or drunkard, read thig book. Agents can make large wages fur' the nexit few months selling.it, asitis wantkd, and we give overwhelming commissions.’ Addreps, = AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Ct. or ‘Wwd 4 W. E. BLISS, & CO.jToledo, O. NOTEITS STANTED-—for the Lides of : kL “ ) N . il T AN PR BT g ee 18 ; s 2o il \?r : : AT T SR b ) ‘n’ * and tho _ i .z!—l-'l\.o ii 14 JJRO leading . wen of all parties, Over 40 Steel rtraiis, Worth twice the cost of the book. Whanted pvery: where. Agents have Wond%rml succesd. Send ‘for circular, Address Zeiglér & McGQurdy, R3w4 . Chicago, 111. For Goodspeed’ ; 'R TIAL CAMPAIGN Do PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN Bfgh

The great work of the year. Prospectus, post paid, 75 cts. An immense’'sale guaranteed. | Also for iy CAMPAIGN CHARTS and NEW MAPS. ! J. W GOODSPEED, Cincinnati or §t. Souis, . THOMSON'S ; | World renowned patent l |jomremmiatecamiase . No corset hds even enjoyTR L et 1§ 11737 ed such a woild-wide, popuSenr AN T larity. : I\ '\’\ %%( MWj The dema{d for them is i \44 Y/ 57/ constently inpreasing, beNN ,r:;’; " cause - | e R o, X h : : i o i AN ITN Universal Satisfacv LI G\, tion, are ilan(lsome W i et .\; \,/ Durable, conomic= "l llf i',]';,: al, and are a {NT G ; N/ 'PERI‘Ef TFIT &l | 1> : .. e » ~ Sold by all First-Class Dealers.

655 o7JURUBERA 9 £ s emall | & |

BLOOD PURIFIER

It isnot 2 phyic which may give tdmporary reliet to the sufferer for the first few doses, but which from continued use brings piles and kindred diseases to aid in ‘weakening thé invalid, norid it aldoctored ‘liquor, wiiich, under the popular name of “Bitters,” is 8o extensively palmed off on the public as sovereign remedies, but is a most powerful| Tonic.and Alterative, pronounced so by the leading medical authorities of London and Paris, and has been-long used by the regular physicians of ?ther countries with wonderful remedial results, 1 Dr. Wells* Exiract of | Jurubgba Is there want of action 1n your Live er and Spleen? Unless relieved at once- the +blond becomes impure by deleterious/secretions, pro- : g scrofulous or lkl‘ diseases, Blotehes, Felons, :¢les, Canker, Pimples, &c. ; - nke Jurubeba-to cleanse, pvirify and restore . e vitiated blood to healthy action, : " ~Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach? Un ‘less. digestion hrro::rﬂy aided the gystem is debilitated with logs of vital foroe, poverty of Blood, Dropsical Tendency, General Weakness of Lassitude, Take it to assist reaction, it will lmpart youthful vigor to the weary sufferer. R ¢ g—lave Yyon Weakness of (the Inteste imes * You are in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or the Dreadful inflammation cf the Boyels. Bl Have you Weakness of the Utering 1 or Urinary Organ?® You mhst procure in. stant relief to suffering worse than ddath. 5 4 Finally it should be frequently taken to keep t?: ’ gystemn in perfect heelth ‘or you afe otherwise in ' ;W“‘!?*"“ malarial, manmgt lo or contagions JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt Strept, New York, L Lo ‘Sofs_aﬁ,entfu oUmd;t:m."‘f

ENGEL AND COMPANY’S ADVERTISEMENT. | WE CALL SPECIAL ATPENTION TO oUR LARGE, (u{o‘w‘n,‘ WELL SELEC I’ED,I ‘ , i .J}ND NEW STOCK OF ‘ : i : CELROTEING! For Men, Youths, Boys and Children, OF ALL AGES, SIVJES AND QUALITIES. OUB:ASSORTME’;WT OF Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Cloths, Cassimeres, “-Jeans, Shirting, Flannels, and other Goods for Men and Boys wear is Larger then Ever. o - . —— IN OUR — \ Merchant Tailoring Department, Wa call ;t’;\‘fticular a‘..iemion to a new line of . - : | Fine French and English Diagonal Coatings and Vestings, Foreign | and Cassimeres of all Colors and Qualitiss. =~ ' WE MAKE TO ORDER EVERY DESCRIFTION OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ WEAR IN THE LATEST STYLE, EM- ¢ PLOYING ONLY FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN.. WE CAN GUARANTEE SATISFACTION AT ALL TIMES. : : We Make Wedding Out-Fits a Speciali y ! Rty S97GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING. &2 : mout, Wil eBl } __ BNGEL & CO. "Aug. 21,1872 L o KENDALLVILLE.

HARDWARE EMPORIUM! i i ! . B - @ F., TWEIER & CO. : Desire to anattemiouitotheir-splendid assortxxlent‘of : o 3 = | : = - Shelf & Heavy Hardware, . W agon and Building Material,_ L .= > . et [ TR ST S e R e AN e eDN AR nJVD N ¥ 75 e B '\'_"‘@"“ S 1 Va 7 IR = OG- NN The COQUILLARD WAGON, ‘Buggies, Carriages, Plows, Horse-rakes, Drills, . Cradles, Woodenware, Tinware, BDoors, Sash, Carpentgr’s Toqls;! e ALL EINDS OF STOVES. : S N Ty : Agetns o Fairbanks' Seales, which we sell at Factory Prices. Persons desiving to purchase anything in the Hardware Line, are earnestly requested to call ‘and-examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhelre. ; Ligonier, Ind., July 10, 1879.—-ly . _ J. WEIR & CO.

ni E NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, ___________._____-————-————.—'..__.____.__._._. ST - - FREVER & AGUE, Fellows’® Compound Syrupof Hypophosphites, so celebrated in nervous and other debilitating diseases, is now being used with complete success, curing Chill Fever after the failure of well-known remedies, quinine, &e. One dose containing two seruples of roda gnd rhubarb (equal parts mixed), 1n & wiae glass full.of cold water, shounld precede the use of the Syrup. FULLER & FULLER, Chicago. 14

HALISS Patent Husking Glove: nt g es, The. very best thing ever invented for husking Corn. 'Theygive nniversal satisfaction. A man can husk from-one-third to one-half faster with them. They absolutely prevent sore or cold hands. The HALF-GLOVES cover the parts of the, hands which nsually become sore. Price, $1.25.—~. The FULL GLOVES are made of best tanued calf and buck-ekin. Price, $2.50. Both styles have claws attached, and a¥6 made in three-sizes large, medium andsmall, for both right and left han(fed persons. Sent, prepaid, on receipt of price. “For gale by dealers generally. Address HALLHUSKING GLOYE C0.;145 South Clinton st. Chicaco,llL

PATENT oo REVERSIBLE BO 0 T - HEELS, 1 ¢ N & e =Y T e RSB & A= //’?6}*" Foeo o Wl e g : N\m:T;'é.r_- % e These Heels are designed to entirely counteract the expensive and annoying habit of running the heels down. Theycan beattachedtoany boots or shoes, new or old, whether worn by men women or chikdren. By their use the heels are kept straight,thie ankles strengthened, repairs saved, neatness secured, aifd durability of boots greatly increased.— Try a pair and you will never do without them.— Manufactured solély by the REVERSIBLE BOOT HEEL CO., of Providence, R, 1, and for sale by shoe dealers geneally. s

Presidential Campaign T sl ; CADS, CAPES AND TORCHES Send for Tlustrrted Circu« lar and Price List. Cunningham & Fill, b ' . MANUFACTURERS, ¥204 CHURCH ST., PHILA

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Perpetnal Sorghum Evaporaor, J ; ’ Ssls, 20 and $25. The best made. Will make bright molasses in 20 i : to 30 minutes. Also CANE MILLS, ‘ 4685, 875 and $lOO. Address J. W, CHAPMAN & CO., Madison, Ind. ——— L O e i i CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE. . Dr. HeNny HoLLANN'S INEBRIATE P owDERS Wil Ctire drunkenness and all love or desire for intox, icating liquors. Can be administered, if necessary without the knowledge of the person, 1n ale, wine tea or any other beverage. SentDy mail or express to anyppart of the United States, npon receipt of %rice—per Box $l. Principal Depot, 39 Front St., ew York, and for sale by all Druggists. C. VEAZIIE & CO. - R 4 500() AGENTS WANTED. — Samples sent free & by mail, with terms to clear from £5 to $lO ger day. ‘Two -entirely new: articles, salable as. lour. - Address N. H. WHITE, Newark, N. J. - AGENTS Wanted.~Agents make more mon’y | 43X at work for us than at.\anyt,hin% else. Business light and permanent. Particulars {ree. G. STISSBON & Coiy FinevArt Publishers, Port.lapj, Maine, :

1 UsSE THEHE ' Red Horse Powder ! . FOR ALL GENERAL DISEASES OF STOCK AND POULTRY. REFERENCES: - Horses cured of Glanders—Aaron Snyder’s, U. 8. Assistant Assessor, Mount Aitna, Pa; C. Bacon’s, Livery & Exchange Stable, SBunbury, Penn’a. : Horses cured of Founder—Wolf & Wilhelm’s, Danville, Pa.; A. Elig’, Merchant, Washington ville, Pa.; J. N. Sloanaker’s, Jersey Shore, Pa, . Horse cured of Lung Fever—Hess & Bro’s,, Lewishurg, Penn’a. Horse cured of Colic—Thos. Clingan’s, Union county, Pennsylvania. ; ; Hogs cured of Cholera— H. Barr's, H. & A. Cadwallader’s, Milton, Pa. Cows cured—Dr. McCleery’s, J. H. McCor-, mick’s, Milton, Penn&lvanié. ; Chiokens cured of Cholera and Ga%es_ ~ Dr. D. T. Krebs', Watsontown, Pa; Dr. U, Q Davig, O, W. Sticker’s Johp and .f ames Finney’s Milton, Penn’a “H%ndfqﬁﬁ-mﬁq’.conm be cited _whose sio@!j%ﬁ d by nﬁ%ﬂéﬂ Horse Powder.. ‘E{r;&a_ré_( by~ CYRUS BROWN, ,Dmkgm“%ma \dHorgeman, st his Whole- . Bale and Retai D% & Ohemioal Emporium, KO; s&mﬂ y 4 M,. R o il Eot{lﬁthfldznior by C. Etdred. 2-9 m

GAITERS ‘ — FoR — “i : : LADIES & CHILDRENS WEAR. IJ a'i"gée st S.tloc.lru "-E"v ER u\:;‘ PA KEDIN NOBLE CUUN Tig. “ = \"\’illbe so atvery low figures. , g

GOTO . W. SHINKE & BRO’S BOOT & SHOE STORE! I}; Shinke's Biick Bui'l(lz' ng, If you want Lo see\the best made assortmert of : - Castom-made BOOTS & SFIOES, ) . LAND - ; . Eastern Made Work,

IN-LIGONIZR. § Hspecial attention is called to the substantial manuer in which our work is made, and also to the quality of the stock used. ,All work done at ourshopiswatranted. ; Las F. W. SHINKE & Bro. Ligonier, March 13,1872., 5-1. . REMOVAL!

Having moved into my New Brick, onthe corner of Cavin and Second Streets, opposite my former place of business, I will be pleased to have my friendscalland see my stock of FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS! ‘ - alsothegreat e /ﬁ S gS S e\, S - Fs s T 7S N S SR % \‘-\\“\".z;:;‘ 7 | % YEOMAN’'S and JONES’ e oI L e e TR .._,‘5:;., g :;E? o - Spring Bed Bottoms, which onlg need to be used to be liked, Posio 1'& tively NO HUHI)’&'?G.”‘?_“L "

COFFINS Of all sizes constautly kept on hand, and trimmed to order. Funerals attended with Hearse when desired. Bell pull inside the door.. ‘ e W, A, BROWN. Ligonier, Aug. 2;"1371. B et it e e e e 4 e Aee A 8 e e o A

i : S - Residence for Sale. A two story frame dwel}inf and 1.1-4 acresof tand, north of the River, in Ligonier, 18 offéred forsale. On the premises are an orchard, good barn, and other out-buildings, The whole wiil be sold at a bargain, and on liberal terms, For further pﬂrtlanlurg, »fmgirq ;t'_tbii* office, Ligonier, Dao. 18, 1871,8 e

; g ‘l'ql V k- , N W ' Y ‘ D \{) 5 &vl.u: ; ) -d (8] : ® i N e o ','.\\.\T‘ . A~ d AN ‘;"».. h‘ i N VIARE ) i Principal Office 101 W. Fifth St., Cin’ti, 0. The only Reliable Gift D#tribution inthe country. - $100,000.00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! TO BEDISTRIBUTED IN J IL.. D. SITN E’°S 39th SEMI-ANNUAL ; DDIQE IFT ENTERPRISE i i s - _TO BE DRAWN ° MONDAY, OCT. 7th, 1872. 6N_E GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF $10,000.00 IN GOLD! % 3 2 o One Prize $5,000.00 in Silver! Five Prizes. .81,000= T 1 ‘ Five Prizes.. 5002 o ) Ten Prizes.. 100=~ » 4 . Two Family Carriages and Matched Horseés with silver-mounted Harness, worth $1,500 each! 2 Horses and Buggies, with silver-monnted harness, worth $6OO eachi 2 Fine-toned Rosewood Pianog, worth | £5OO each! 10 Family Sewing Machines,.....worthl $lOO each! 1500 Gold & Silver Lever Hunting Watches, worth Jrom 20 to $3OO each ! : Ladics’ gold Leontine thains, gentd’ gold vest | chains, solid and double-plated silver table and tea spoons, photograph aibums, jewelry, ete., etc.,ete. Whole No. Gifts, 10,000. Ticketslimitedtoso,ooo! AGENTS WANTED TOSEL . TICKETS, towhom | Liberal Premiums will be paid. 3 Single Tickets $2; 6 Tickets $10; 12 Tickets $2O; Twenty-five Tickets $4O. ‘ Circularg containing a fall list of prizes, a description of the manner of drawing, apd other information in reference to the distribation, will be sent to any one ordering them. Allfletters must be addressed to : ; OFFIOE," L. D. SINE, Box 86, 101-W, sth St. - [24-IyBcdw.l9) Cincinnati, O.

a 5 ze 900,000 Acres ; Eo6p L j o . catai L Excellent Farming and Splendid PINE LANDS! . FOR SALE, .- On’which are One Thousand|Millions of( ‘Pine Timber, and Inexljaustible | . Quantities of Maple, Beech, 1 - - “Elm, Ash; Hemlock, oy it Oak, &c. The Grant of Lands to the Grand Rapidsand In diana Rajlroad Company, to build fneir road from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Traverse Bay and Mackinaw, Michigan, comprises in its(farming lands every variety of soil, from the rich clay loam, to thelight sandy, and they are foundin that section of Michigan, north of the city of Grand Rapids, and contiguous to the great fruit belt on the casternshores of Lake Michjgan, now being rapidly developed by railroad and other enterprises. The pINE LANDS aresituated ongthe Muskegon, - Manistee, Pere Marquette, White Pline, Tamarack, Flat and Rough rivers, and'lying tfventy miles on eitherside of thesurveyedlineofsaid road, and are in the heart of the riNE sEoTION, ffom which Chicaﬁo'is so largely supplied. | FARMING LANDS are -80ld to actual settlers, on OREDIT, onequarter down, balanc in yearly payments, interest 7 per cent. Personjsdesirous oflocations for farms will, on applicatjon at the Ofiice in Grand Rapids, be furnished wilth tickets over the road, entitling them to.return of fares, in the event of purchasing any of the Company’s farming land. Forinformation about the Jands, prices, location, &c., address, WM. A| HOWARD, _ . Land Jommissioner, Title perfect. 112439 Grand Rapids, Mich.

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- Theßest and Therefore the Cheapest:

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THE NEW DISCOVERY L ln(!hcmmlanduedmnl Beleher roan AN S “;f: "*-S‘qjtié;i:f; oo o s e ¥ '\;' }}; { ‘};’.\‘.‘}:{:7 i s e oL L by : f\.:(“jf;.:"; % = \ OGS T, SR @ o W T A ohoEmey L 4 SR SR A eTS NN : - :S é . ) } - /“ .- 3 e ieF WYY | .Dr. .Eo Fo G’AR I/’."I .‘“’,vui‘}' SOLUTION & COMPOUND ELIXI! or

_FIRST AND ONLY SOLUTION ever mada in one mixture of ALY, "FEIE WIWELVE. valuable active principils of the weld bmown curatiye agent, 7 i | O PINE TREIS TAR, ‘ UNEQUALED in Coughs, Cclls, Cakerrh, Asthma, Bronchifis, iz consmnption. | { CURES WIT TIOT 1D ATI A vecenteokdlin 11 ¢C 0 iy Potirsy and alse by its VITAT.: GO ER NG and BT « MULATING o 1 i 1 gencral system is remarkabiv . ¢ il DBISEASES <& T lIE DBLOCD. e ilx))clud'iu;: .\?a{m‘:.?z I 3 ipians ot {hu skin, yspepsia, Discases o the Liver and Kidnpeys, Heart Disease, and Gengral Debiiity. OHNE.TRIAL ‘%QNVINCES} s =Y 2 ALSO, A ~ ¢ i | a’s A s m Volatile Solution of Tar . For INHALATION, withont application of . HEAT. A remarkably VALUARLE disecvery, = as the whole apparatus can becaaried in the vess pocket, ready at any time for themost csicetual . and positively curaiive usein . 3 All Bispgasces of the NOST, TIIRRCAT and RWOXNGS, | ‘ TAE COMYOUND Sk - Tar and Mandrake\Rill. . for' use in cormection with the ELIXIK TAR, " i 3 a cotnbination of {he TWO most valuable CALTERATIVE Medinines known'in the Profession, and renders this 1511 without exception the vory best ever ofivre !, - Suv The SOLUTION an i COMPOUND ELIXIR of is without doubt {hd Dist remédy knpwn in cases of T Ttis a Specific for sugh’ discases, and shionld.be kept in the household of every fannly, esptiaily during those months in which Y §Bl —Eq2 CHOLERA AMD YELLOW FEVER are liable to prevail. A smafl guaitity talken daily will prevent contracting tlese terrible diseases. : Solution and Compound Elixir, £l.OO pdr Dottle . Volatile Solution for Inhalation ¢s.ooper Dox Tar and Mandrake Piils, 50cts per box, Send for Cireular of PORETIVI] CRIRNES to your Druggist, or to : : ;i : - L.F.HYDE & COO., o - SOLE PROYLEILTORS, 110 E. 22d St., New York. FOR SALE BY C. ELDRED, LIGONIER.

HFOR SAIT.E!? 1 3 : C I WILL sell cheap for cash, or on easy termsof ~ payment, tke valpable Stock and. Grain Farm, latelyowned by James McConnell, and known as. : ’ | THE DIAMOND LAKE FARM! consisting of over three hundred acres of land, about 5 milés south-east of Ligonier, in the southwest quarter of seetion 31, town 35, north range 9 east, and fiorth-west quarter of section 6, town 34, north range 9 east, embracing soil, timber, living water and general advantages, makingitone ofthe ‘most desirable farmg, especially for stockraising, in Noble county. i i ALSO:—Lots No, 6,9, 11, 15, 16, 26, 27, 28, and 29 in Wood’s Addition to Ligonier; Arso, lots 7 and Bin block 4, and 7 and 8 in block 8 of Miller's Additlon to Ligonier. : A TITLE GUAKANTEED BY ME, : £ Apé)ly to Isaac E. Knisely, Esq.. Ligonler, or to i : JOSEPI K. EDGERTON, Feb.2B - i oo i Rort Wavne, Ind.

Dr. Crook’s Wine of Tar. R o wOFRe g . af% Public Test | . . Hmperd s WINE ! = TAR Lo To have mors iy . merit than - any‘w,g},."f‘ iY similar i epar@s EEEEE o tion ever offered | _ the public. =~ -~ Tt is rich in the medicinal ghinle fties of Tar. and unequaled for diseass. es of the Throat and Lungs, performing the most remarkable cures. . . ‘QCoughs, Colds, Chronic Coughs. | s : ke eﬁectugll‘y“cures them all. - Asthma and Bronchitis.. . -- < ‘ Has cured so many eases - | < it has beeg,ngonoun‘céd.a ol | : specific for these complaiits. For pains in Breast, Sidé or Back, | ~ Gravel or Kidney Discases Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Jaundice orany Liver Complaint, : e it e no(‘qu;ily (It is also a su»%)erior' Tonic,. = - | * Restores the Appetite, Strengthens the System, = Restores the Weak and < i Déhilitated, Causes the Food to Digest, ~° - Removes Dyspepsia and L Indigcsiing, Prevents Malarious Fevers, . Gives tone to your sy iy TRY DR.CROOK’S WINEOV TAR

N ATUO RE & HAIR RESTORATIVE ! . ; : : ‘f} ) =] ; aEdERy L o rﬁ M g . > = 4 :- t ‘“;:‘:f,‘. ’:g '\ l‘w} i : { SEGERRE JSERK S\ A |AR e | H ,(' :"\ 1":-' x‘(.ra f% */ et . ;f."’":': WAy : Q Y - - éfﬂﬁ ENY~ H i RN Gsedann 4 WS o de | ; W 2 EONE Y rContains'no LAC ‘SLL{’UUR— No SUGARO! LEAD—No LITHIARAGE —No NITRATE o SILVER, apd is entirely free from the pois ’ onous and chlth'-destrc)_s;iﬁg_‘Dtuglsl-’i’_fs'ed' in “ofer Hair Preparations.: = = [ '#Transparent and clear as crystal, it.will not soil the finest fabric—perfectly. SAFE,QLEAN ; and EEFFICI ENT—desideratums LONG SOUT FOR AND FOUND AT LABE} - . =* 0 o Itrestores and prevents the Hair{rombecom:: ing Gray, imparts a soft, glossy appearance, removes 'Dandrufl, 8. cool and ‘refreshing to the head, checks the Hair from falling off;, and restares it toa great extent when prematurely lost, prevents Hcéadaches, cures &H'.l-lumvfs;, cutane. ous eruptions, and unnatyral Heat. A 5 a Dressing FOR THE HAIR IT 1S THE BEST ARTICLEINTHE MARKET. . 7 fonicn o o DR: G. SMITH, Patentce, Ayer; Massachusetts, Prepared only By PROCTOR>BROTHLRS, Gloucester, Mass. The gemiine is.put ap n & pannel bottle, ‘made expressly forit, with the name’of the artjcle.blown in the glass. Ask your Druggist for Nature’s Hair Restorative, and take noother. L 1apg.80,771.-18y1 ' =¥ Send two three ceut stamps to Proctor ‘Brothers for a ‘“Treatise on the Human Hair.”’ The information it countaing 8 worth fise hun-. i dred dollars to any person. .. = .. © 0 o 0 FINE PRINTING DONE ‘ AT THIS OFFICE. 70~

J. M. CHAPMAN &CO

. i 8 : ) EiAl [ : o Ay ! i s QR | Al /* ' R AR AT /&y *:&@ X % ST &Y __LSOA\? RRN e\ 2 & &: 3 = - ( y— WRUREKAY =N 2 Pl A SN Y oS XA - o % R it . VINEGAR BITTERS. © Vinegar Biftérs am ol a 4 vul peaif Tirink, aade et Toor Dum, Whisiee 1o Spirits and- Refuse Liqoors, dqaceten s ! 5 anidsweetoned lo pigase AL 1 v 1 W Paniost SeARBetZRISSY iAo e 2 i +hat lead: the tipwien on todruntonncss | f Tl batarda trezMedicine medo [ 1o | i native roois and herbs of Colilorniasirie (o o “al Alcoholic Stimyianiss Ahoy & A (il ) Biood Puritier amd. a Life-ziving Ihi T e “Perfeet’ Renovator and Invicerstor of tue er i S teny, carrvinge B gil polilonous aaticr ax } réstoring the blood (n 8 hoalihy condition, ¢ - tichingit, refreshing ond invizorah i { : mind-and body. Theg srecasy el sdubiiit & | | tion, prompt in their—ection, cirtaia dn 150 o(¥ yestits, safe-and Teiiable 61l forins of civais 2 'No Personean talo hoss Bislers -, cording to tivections, and | G daßedn Wok ; provided thicir l,»_;:az~:,;”z Mo & Lol de Simineral poison orothfemeena, vndl toeviled Jorgans wasted beyond e poiat ol pis iy, Dyspepsia or Indigesiion, 1.0 ehay Paiti-in the Shoniders; Coughy, Tihiing o ' Chest, Dizzincess, Sour Eructations éfilic Siei -1 ach;Bad Taste inn'the Mouth. Bitiens Attacks Pulpitation of the Heart, Inftanumation of the bupg. ~Aain inthe regionsef the Kidnessynd o hiundrtd T othor pairful gymptoms, are Ui atipprings off -Dyspepsids In these complain=dit hasno cqd ‘I dnd one bottle wilk pro PhCller SUAraßice ¢ its merits thian & ny agvertistuicad. - ] o For Femad@yyomplaints, in youngorolldy’ married or ging®, at the dawn of woinspiced or the turn 6f life, these Tonie Bitters digsoy ¢ - decided an inhuence that @ marked Lyprov mentis Soon pereeplibie. | ~ For. Inflammatory And _('3,‘!'(‘)‘:.l Bhcecumatism ahd Goud, Dyspopsia ¢ Indid gestion, - Bilions,. Remittent. and - Inievinitteny sFevers, Discases of thit! Ricod Liver, Ridueys any - Bladder, these Bitters have been most successuly “Such Discases are caused Ly Vitigted Rlood, whil <lB generally produced by Gurangecut of thg Digestive Organs, S 5 : L

XTAR R SRR ] e 2L B “ Jheyare a Gentic Pirgative as wel as aßonie, postcssing tlso the/peenbar gy © of acting as ppowerfulagent inrelioving Corl“gestion: or Tutdammation of the Liveraud Vij“gernl Organg and in Bilious Discases, | i Tor Skin Discases, Erupiions, Totier, Salpt Bheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples Pusivios Leifs, Carbuncles, Ring-worms, Scuid-Head, Sore Ey{a .Erysipelas, Iteh, Scurfs, Discolorations of:ithe - ‘Skin, Humors and Discgses bf the Skin, bf whatever name or naturesare, literally dug sn. - candicarried dut of the systemin a.short tinie by - ~the-mse-of these Bittersy Che botilein such caspa Swill gonvinee thg lost ticredulous of their eyt Cdtive efeets. L : 3 | L Croanse tho Viliated Elood wheneyer ayod’ find ita finpuritios burciiag throush o Iskin i Pimples, Erasions, or Sores | cleansd it .| when you findkifoobsiructod and sinzelsh hirgho _.yeind ; ciganse 16 when i i 3 foul 5 your fociyes— Ayilttell you when. Kecp Rac¢ bloold pure. gnd _-the héatib-of the systern wiil foliow. . i I+ Greatefil TMhousands prociain Vixpdafs ¢ »Brevehs the most woadoerful Invigorant thet iever gustained the sinking sysienn L Pin, Tape; and oliwr Worms, hurkng I the sysfem ef g 0 Many tiousandy, arg cffee, - [funity destroyed and remosed. Says o ddstins guished physiclofzist + TRCre ig scatcely aninfGis yddual on the faes el thecdrimiiase by s pas menipt from the pregence of worins, 1643 not hp« Hontho healthy clemenfs of the hody that woling loxist, but upen the discased Riivors dnd slimy ‘deposits that brded these living monstery of I Qizense, No,srstent of micdicine, 'ko verinifuges, mo anthelminitics will free (e sysicin’ f§ory Zavorms like'these 'Biticrs, I . Meechanical Biseascer—oGToona cagaped: P ih Paints and Minerals, suelh 65 Fumboers, Iypes | sotters, Gold-heaters, end Mincra, oz thcyled. ovance da life, are subicct to paraly&iy of fthe 1. Bawels, - To guard against this, take a-dosp ¢t L AVALRER'S VINEGAR BiTiERS (Wico aweekf | - orßilious, Remitténdy and Internjit--tent Fevers, Wiichh arc £0 previient infye - villeys ofourgreat rivers throt riout the Unjifed . Sfates, especially those of the Mississipni, Ohis, -~ Missoari, Ilinois, Tennessce, Cumberiand,f Ai“Tkansas,: Red, €olorado, Brazos,: Rio Grapéc,’ ~“Pearl, ‘Alabama, Mobile, Savaunah, Rodanpke,: +James, and many others; Wwith theiv vast thil sy, -~tarics,” throughout our caiire couairy dwging 4 %LB Sumnier and Autuimn, and remarkabiy o during seasons of unusual heat and drynesy, ore . dnvariably accompaniéd by cxtersive derango-, ‘‘ments of the stomach and liver, and othed ab---dominal vieera. In thelr treatment; & pyrgs- - tive, exerting a poweriul infuence upon fhose - yarfous ergans, ig'cssentially neccusary. IHicty “i 3 no-cathartic for the purpose cqinl 10 Plge 3, CAVALRER'S © VIREGAR DBECTERS, o 3 ' thoy | wiit gpecdily remove the dark-colored viscid mptter “with which the howels are loadcd, &b the sama. | ' gime stimuating the scerctions of e Jliverp and ‘wenerally restoring the leslihy fuuciivis ¢fthe: . Qizestive otzans.; . : i ‘Sévofuln, or Ifing’s Wvil, White §well- ‘. ings, Ulcers, Erysipeias, Swelicd neck, Gpited, . - Screfulons fn,ﬂ_amm:nions, Indoicnt Igamipe. ~ [tiows;. Mercnrial Affections, Old Sorcs;, Epups ‘/tions of the Skin, Sare Eyes, ¢te., ete, Inthesa “=asla nll other congtitutional Discases, WALKRR o VINEGAR BECTERS have shown theil great eueacotive potvers it the most ohstnate tud intractcogbigrcases, ~ . et 4 ‘]%l‘. Waller's Califofala Vinogowr! Bittexrs acl-on all these casca in o shbigor somginers:. By parifying the Blood thioy remose 7 the'causeé, and by resotving dway the efidetsof - = the inflammation (the tubercular deposity) the -+ affected purts receive loaltly, aifd o peridancut < cure.is effected. . : fi 7 (' “The properties of DR, WALKER'S VI¥EGAR. * . BITTEBS’ @re . Aperient, Diapbordiic, Carmins 7 ative, -Nutritious, Laxative, [Diurctic, Scda1. ive, -Connter-Irtitant, Sudorific, Alicrative, and Anti-Bilious. = [ ' The Aperient and mild Laxative praper~ties of DR..WALKER'S VINEGAR BITTERSidre “ the bést-safe-guard in cases of erup,tiofxs nd . <r maligirant fevers, their balsaifiic, neuqu, nd ~ sbothing-properties protect the humors of the -~ fauees. ~ Their Sedative properties allay b'un in - fhenervoussystem, stomath, and bowels, either - from inflammation, wind, colie, cramps, | etc. 7 Fortify the body against disease by - purifying £lll its fluids with VINEGAR BITTERN. No. epiderhjc cam take hold of a system thus -fore-armed. SRS 5 : - -Dirvections.—Take of the Bitters oﬂ going ~ to.bed at night from a half‘to one and halt . Wine-gla&sfull.. Eat good nourishing foad, such - .- as beef-steak, mutton chop, venison, roast beef, ~and vegetables, and take out-door exercise, . They are :composed of purely.xeg'ctabl_{: ingre- . dientg, and contain no spirit, { S R He-MecDONALRD & CO. i - Droggsts and Gen. Agta., San Francisco Cal., i * & cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts/ N.¥. © - U SOLD BY- ALL DRUGGISTS & —DEALERS.

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