The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 29, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 November 1872 — Page 3

Hational %§uner. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

— Boreas blows a blustery tlast to day. —-OddFellows’ oyster {atiyal at Kann's hall to morrow night, | o —Will M. Carleton will be at Kendall “ville on the 25 b iustant, . “~Hon, Gen. W. Chapman |started for California Inst Wednesday., | - : - . —Mr. Eugene Randolph -ig lying dangerously ill ot typhoid fever, : ! —We now have two lidy |compositors “at the case” in our new officg. i —The NobleCount§y Teachrs' Institute’ is in gession at Albion this week. . —The report that Mrs, Frqd Allen had committed suicide, proved upfounded. - —The BANNER wjll henceforth be is sued prmﬁptly on Wednesda forenoon, —Many of our citizens vipited the loeality where Fred. Allen committed sui- - eide, : 1 | ‘ ~ —A cane will be voted to the mast, popular preacher in town, at Kann's Hall, Thursday evening. : ‘ -—owners of good, well scasoned wood will find a purchaser for twenty cords by -~ calling at this office, immediately. - —Two female converts tofthe teachings of the Christian Church wdre immersed in the Elkuare river 'ast Sabbuath, -—~The Indinva Legislature to day elects “a United States Semator. 0. P. Morton will, in ali probability, be his own succes 80r. i / —Treasurer Lagh is visiting his mother ~in IMinms, a State which, likg some others, ouyht'to have gone fur the suge of Chappagua, : ; ‘ —Capt. J. A. 8. Mitchell, -one of Indiann's ‘most p’rn’mising attormneys, honored onr s netum’ with a friendly csll on lust Monday. . —Cauttle 18 to be restrained from roam | ing at lurge in ‘the streets{and ‘alleys of Ligonter, on and aiter the first day of - ‘next December, . ¢ ke : . —Rev. Hanis, the newly|installed min- " ister of the Cliristian defomination ol i this place, enjoys the reputhtion of being a very able divine. ~ —Postmaster Goodspeed ‘and. Sqnire Jackson have gone to Indiannpolis, to rep rcegillt.Echlsi«fr Lodge in the Granc Coun cil of odd Fellows. . g —The citizens on Martingtreet are clam- ? orous for the completion of the new side walk attuched to the new (lower) bridge. ‘ M r."l"lil{lsﬁ, the contracsor,is aiting for the lumber, i _ . -~ Puarents, remember that a five dollar doll will be ‘won by the [little girl that receives the highest numbdr of votes, at the Odd Fellows’ Festival in Kaon’s Hall, Thursday eveéning. . el —That prince of good fellows, J. Adam Feebl, at Kendallville, keeps the best oys | -ters that can be found ip any part of Graut’s Empire. Ye loverd of the bivalve, - make & note of this. ] j . —Persons trying to efffct an entrance’ into our old quarters wil! please to remewnver that our beadquarters (are now established +in -the second story of the new, Brick BANNER office. ' —We feel very much likd congratulating Mr Heary Miller, on the good sense displryed by himin bidding farewell to Jim McConnell's Bourbon sidd show, ‘and vo ting for Uncle [orace - ~—We enjoyed n pleasant visit from Mr, Wm. Case, the accomplished President of the Whittlesey Medicin ' \Cnm.;‘mny at Toledo, on yesterday. Heis a gentleman in every sense of the word. ‘ —Our dealers m poultry are doing « very extensive business. [Wagon loads of turkeys, geese, ducks ahd chickens are _daily brought in from the country and prepared for the eastern markets. —Persons indebted to this office for advertising, job work, &c., are earnestly requested to call at out new office and settle their accounts. We are just now in urgent want of the necissary stamps. #—We noticed a natdral cariosity in town, ore day last. weekl viz: aniodi vidual claiming to_have jbeen a life-long Demoerat, and who, aljout a year ago, became converted to Grantism. Where is Barnum? | i

—Wearetold that an ihdividualcalling himeelf & Demaocrat, and fresiding in Spar ta township, voted for Grant out of four that if Greeley was elected he might, pos Bibly, pay off the rebel febv. Is tins the mineteenth _cmt(xry 2 —Washington township did nobly at the Presidential clection ; indeed, mucl ‘better than the most s guine expected. The credit for bringing/about that result is mainly due to the exertions of our esteemed triends, ‘Levi Keister and Peter Howenstine, — Will M. Carleton,| author of *“Over -the Hill to the Poor House,” *Betsy and I are Out.” and other popular poems, will give a public reading, 4t Mitchell’s hall, Kendallville, on Monday evening, Nov' 25th. Al should avail themaelves of this rare opportunity to bedr this literary ge nius. : '

»-—Tbe farewell sem‘nn of Rev. J. M, 1 Monroe,delivered in tli&: Christian Church last Sun-ay evening, vfas one of the most effective pulpit orations we have beard in this town. His subject, “Resurrection,” wag discussed with !‘an ability highly creditable to this young but very talented divive. e —A mathemsdtical gfnius of this local ity has figured the exdct loss ot the Bour bon’party of Perry township at 8314 per cent. That wonderfu:chmhi'natiuu com - manded three votes in fOctober,but reduced its numerical strepgth to two in November, Nothing {;ke being exact in matte~s of small magnitude, ; .;,'... The heirs of Daniel Gerber, deceased, last week sold to Ged. H. Gale, of Kalamazoq, Mich., 280 n?cres of land on the Hawpatch for ‘the snug sum of $28,000. We understand it to|be the intention ot Mr. Gale to use this magnificent farm chicfly for stock purposes. * One bundred dollars per acre is considered a pretty good price, but land of that deecription is not easily ‘to be found in‘;H‘onsiétdom. ~—Onp Friduy last while a two year old daugliter of Charley Patterson was playing ~on acellar door in the rear of his resi dence, the door gave way, and the child in falling was esught on one of the broke hiﬂgel, lacerati g the abdomen to the extent of three inches—the intestines protruding throughthe woand, Dr Crum dressed the wonad dnd the child is now getting along fioely jand no further dan-

“3g ‘ o b Revival ofanAncient Cusao Fred Allen, Tired of Life, Com. " mits Smicide. : | — Domestic Trouble and ntrong; Drlﬁk I Cause the Rash Act. : v — Ort Sntu_rrfay morcing of last week the citizans of the. neighborhood just west of the villige of Wawaka, tbis county, were startled by the melancholy nnnouncement ‘that Fred Allen, an honest, hard working farmer, and a residert of that neighhor hood (for the past ten years, had ended his life by hanging himself to a tree. The fucts, which we have learned from a reli üble gentleman of that neighborhood — ‘Mr. Abram H. Smith—are substantially us follows : o : Onthe morning of the fatal day (Friday) Allen drove a hog to the village of Wawaka, some two miles distart, sold it and helped kill and dress it ; then procured some intoXicating drink ; went to the postoflice and requested the postmaster to retarn any newspapers that might come to his address, saying that he wou'd not . have any further use for them after that dny. |Lle left the village übout half past three o'clock P. M, taukink a route that leads tthr:.mgll Widow Brown'’s woods, a guarter of u mile west of that place. Ao unusual noise was heard in the wonds just noith of the railroad by some men at work jon the track. wherenpon Mr. Con - way tepaired to the spot and found Allen in the act of untying a rops which wis attached to the lim» of » small tree, When questioned as to his olcctsin being there and the cause of the poise, Allen informed Conway that he had n«')t._ beard any noise, and forther that tlhie rope was one nsed by him in carrying straw ;t home nnd that he had been using it in taking a hog to market. Mr Conway, not suspect ing any evil design, started to resume his labor, but after leaving him a short distunce Allen fell to the ground. Mr Conway returned and assisted him to regain his feet. He then doubled the rope vp and placed it in Allen's pocket. -It appears that the suicide then went to Billman's wouds a balf mile from his home, selected a tree which had a hmb abdut seven feet trom the ground, with another limb three feet above the former. The supposition is that he climbed to the first limb and securely tied the rope to the upper one, then, having ndjusted the pope about his neck, precipitated himseﬂ'f?rum his perilous seat, This supposition is strengthen. ed by the faet that his neck w:atound lugated at the post mortem examionation. Not returning home as was his wont, his family beenme nlarmed and at once instﬁgmcd a search, which resulted in the finding of the lifeless bady, by a party of young men, in the condition above described, on SBaturday morning. ; Ile was allowed to remain hanging un - til 4 o'clock P. M. on Sut.urdnf, the neighbors believing it “ngainst the law” to cut him down until the cnrnner‘} who could could not be tound, should ‘order it.— . Dufring. this period, bundreds, impelled by i morbid curiosity, visited the place to gaze upon the sickening, ghastly spec tacle of & human being dangling between heaven and earth, and that too by his own hand. Mr William_ Roberts and 8. P Van Aiken, Justices of the. Pence, sub, poeenaed juiy, cat him down, and held a tormal inqueét, tke decision of which was in nccordance with the above facts, Allen was addicted to an excessive use of ardent spirits at intervals, and when intoxicated was very abusive to his wife and children ; when sober, kind and in dulgent. To his neighbors, and ull with whom he had dealings, he was honest and upright. It wasonly when his brain was ctazed with lignor that he was abusive — A few days prior to his tragic end bis wife was compelled to baye him arrested ard put under boudsto keep the peace, as' he had threatened ber life severnltimes recently. . In the morning before leaving home be gave his wife s pocket book cobtuining all the moniéy then in his possession, kissed his children, and informed them thut he would never returnl Alas, haw true! Mr. Allen was a Swiss by birth, served with credit as a private sol dier during the late rebellion, and was \ honorably discharged therefrom;

J. R BARER, Ezq, who has bad con. trel of the ediforial department of the National Banner since the nomioation of thie Hon. J. B. Stoll, and who has condueted it with marked ability during the warm political contest, retires. trom the editorial chair in a meat and fieling vale dictory. Mr, Stoll will be himself again and the Banner will be as welcome to our sanctum us in the days ot yore.— Winamac Democrat. ¥

i We deem it due to H. G. Zimmerman, E:q., one of the editors of the BaNNER during the Jate campaign, to state that thest of the leading editorials emapated from his facile pen, and that we are largely indebted to bim for the able manner in which the issues of the Presidential contest were presented to our readers. Mr. Z. is not oniy a thorough student of our political system, but a most vigorous wri ter and an effective advocate of sound doctrine. : v

CANADA SouTHERN.—The Bryan Dem ocrat Says numerous gangs of workmen ar¢ now engaged in grading the taack across this county for the Canada Southern riilroad. Trainsare now running regular ly to Fayette, Fultoa county, and it is as serted that the shrill whistle of the loco~ mctive will be heard at Montpelier ere many months. The Montpelier folks are waking big cglculations, based on the advent of the iron horse, some of which may be realized, others will not. e

~A friend in Elkbart township desires us to publish an accurate statement of the number of votes polled in Noble county for the Bourbon State ticket last Getober. There were 8 in Elkhart, 2 in Sparta, and Bin Perry—total 13. The total wote in the State for A.P.Edgerton, Bourbon can didate for Governor, was 180 ; the remain. der of the ticket received about 180,

Hox. Joun B. 810 LL, late Democratic candidate for Auditor of State, has resumed editorial control of his excellent! journal, the Ligoniet Banner. - Although defeated Mr. Btoll is not dish-artened. He made a gallant, persistent and Industrous canvuss,— I't. Wayne Sentinel. 2 b —————— Two steudy boarders wanted —ladies or gentlemen. Mnmo, M, M. MERRIAM, -

~ Terrible Botler Explosion, ‘The lurge steam: ’pamnin owned by F. T. Bittings, at Noblesville, was blown up. by tbe explosion of ‘its boiler on Mundiﬂ of last week. The boiler was blown to atoms, throwing pieces of boiler and tim ber to the height of several hundred feet Fortunately, no lives were 10-t, Six per--8008 were wounded —some seriourly —but they are now doing well and 1t 18 thought will all soon recover. The building was entirely destroyed, and it secms a miracle that any of the workmen escaped with their lives. . : a

- WANTED —An industrious girl wh understands cooking and is capable of do ing general housewerk. Wages $2 pe week. Apply at Ben. Barnhart's Restau rant. . , o LR : s St OAy | Oodd Feliow’s Festival, ¢ Excelsior Lodge No. 267, 1. 0. O. F.. of Ligonier, will give an oyster festival it Kann's hall, on Thursday evening, November 14th, The citizens of Ligopier ‘and vicinity are cordially invited to attend. [272w] L. H. GREEN, Sec'y. » ————— e —— A LARGE line of Scotch aud English cloths tor suits and overcoats, at J. S!‘r&u‘.s;' Jr, & Co's. i ek

THEE are many smong us suffering from derangement of he Liver and Bow els, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fevers, and disenses arising trom a torpia or impertect action of the Liver. To all such we would recommend the use ot “LIvER STIMULANT AND CaTaARrTIC” which is advertised in our eolumns. [t has been nsed with wonderful success in seetiont where these diseases prevail, and we feel confi lent it will prove a blessing to many a household. ~As a medicine to be kept i the family, to be used in place of pills, it has no equal, i It is for sule by all cur druggists and dcalers in medicine,— Nushua Telegraph. S / B

We take AUSTIN'S AGUE DROPS for ague. They are u sure cure. Onlv 50 cents 10w8 , —_———e————— ; ~ For Jpundice, Headache, Constipation, [mpure Blood, Pain in the Shoulders, | Tigbtness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the,Stomach, Bad taste in mouth, Bilious attacks, pain in region of Kidueys, Interanl Feyer, blonted fecling xhout the Stomuch, rush of blood to the head, high—colored Urine, and gloomy torebodings, take Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets, or Tasteless, Coated, Concentrated Root ard Herbal Juice An. ti Bitious G anules—the ™ Litile Giant” Cuthurtic or multum in parvo physic — 25 cents, by all druggists. ; 626 —_———————— Br sure to call ut J. Straus, Jr, & Co's, and satisfy youself that they can and wi! furnish the public with the best and chenpest articles in their line. *

* WE took a stroll through the Pioneer Grocery of Geo. C. Glatte the other week, aod found everything looking as neat asa new pin. . Just step in his siwore and see how nicely things are arrunged— it don't cost anything to look—-and 1t you want groceries, pi‘ice ‘his goods —the clerks dou’t charge anything for talking. At wny rate give George a call, . e P A rFEW gallons of shat delicious port wiue stitl on band at C. Eldred & Son’s * =L e - OPEN HOSTILITIES between Cores and Jupun are not improbable, but open hostilities between high prices and H. Wukeman bas long since been declared. He is tesvlved to sell us cheap as any other gro cer in Kendallville, and by the immense crowds of peuple, who patronize him, one would judge that be is keeping bis word. —i e e ALL styles and quulities of overcoats; at very low prices, for sale by J. Straus, Jr.,, & Co. : - ———— e - -CHEAP! Cheap! Cheap! Groceries and provisions can be had cheaper at J. Decker’s than any otber place in Ligonier, You will fiud bim an honest and fuir deal ing muchanf, and when our farmer subscrivers cowme to'town, they should give Decker a call. He will give you good weight and good bargaics, B k —— -EvERY variety of toilet scaps at Eldred & 3on's, - i *

GroH & HieH are keeping one of the largest and best selected stock of groceries 1u the county, embracivg everything in that line. They are selling cuffees, sugars and 4eas & {raction lower than you can buy them elsewlere, and other gouds pro portisnately low. Trade with them and you will not regret it, . *

_ Irvou wantthe best ug?xe cure, g« t AUSTIN'S AGUE DROPS, atUr. Woodruft's. 12w14 2 ————— 4 WHEN our farmer friends are in need of clothing, notions, hats and caps, and geots' furnishing goods, they should not fuil to give the well known firm of Engel & Co, at Kendallville, a call. They bave just received 8 large stock of fali aud win. ter clothing, which they will close out at a smalk profit, x

BLACK suits of all styles, and business suits of every color, sold at reduced prices by J. Straus, Jr., & Co. * Tt $ P Notice.—All persons knowing themselves .indebted to me on account wili confer a great favor by calling an 1 settling the same immediately, and will thercby save me trouble and themselves costs, : BEN. BARNHART.

AvsTin's agie drops warranted to cure ague hy ﬁ all druggists, for 50 cents. ’ 14-12 w *‘ —— | GET your measure for a new suit at J. Straus, Jr., & Co's. . They employ the bert catter, Mr. Wosika, of New York, and warrant bis work to give entire satistace tion in every instunce, ol : ———— > PURE Glyeerine soap, the finest toilet soap-in the market, just received atC. Eldred & Son’s. : Y ALL kinds of underwear, woolen and cordigan jackets and wamusses, and everything in the line of Gents' furni-hing guods, very cheap,at J. Btraus,Jr., & Cu’s. A NEW invoice of bair oils, perfumes, cosmetics for beautifying ladies’ complex ion, and. other fancy articles, jast unpack ed at the City Drug Btore of C. Eldred & Son. aEme *

NEw styles hats and cape, and a full assortment of gloves, just received at J. Straus Jr, & Co's. Cail and see. * L —— e : —A brother of C. Eldred, residing at Coldwater; was on the point of death last Saturday.: - .. : :

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VERY LOWEST PRICES. QUEENSWARE, . GLARRWARTE [able Cutlery Notions of all Kinds. | ALL KIN. BOF - GR()CERIES,‘ ‘WOODENWARE, eAT - v L : MEYER BAUMS, WANTED, AT MEYER BAOAS, HIDES, | . . PELTS, FUKS, : ' POTATOES, BUTTER, SMORKED MEAT, DRIED APPLES, &C , &C . &G, For which the h'lghes‘l.. m:u;k»-t price will be paid e BADUM. Ligonier, Nov. 8, '7l..s¢ch 15.

X ¢ 1Y Nt GROCERIES o ~AND-. QUEENSWARE . o 5 | KENDALLVILIJE -— A - HENRY WAKEMAN’S [Successor to Waltman & Brother, | Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, _ Queensware, Glassware, &0.. Mirrors Worth 88 25 Selling for $2.75, Mirrors. Wortl3 $1.50 Selling for $l. . CALL AT THE.OLD STAND OF . WALTMAN & BRO. and examine thelarge Stock of Goods, second : . tononein the city : - ¢ i H. WAKEMAN Kendallville, Sept 27, 1871.22 : ;

WORNARN. By an immense practice, extendine throuch a period of yearg, having within that time treated many thousand cafes of those discases peculiar to woman. I have been enabled t) perfect a most potent and aw ceable medicine that meets the indications presented by T at class of dizeases with positive certainty and exactness, To designace this nataral specific compound, I have named it . . ’ . w 3 ol gty - Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The term, howaver, is but a feeble expression of .y most matured appreciation of its vaiue. based 'ugtm actual and .witnessed realities. As a cluse observer, I have while witnessing Its positive reeults in the few special discases incide t to the separate organ sm f wanan, singled it out as the climax or crowaning gem of my medical career. On its merits asapo-itive, safe. and cffectual remedy for this class ‘oﬁgiseasea, and one that will at all timesand under all circumstances act kindly and in hurmon{ with the laws which govern' the female system. lam will ng to stake my regutntiun as & phy=ician, Nay, even more. ro confident am I that it will not disappeint the mos=t sanguine expeciation<of a s'ngle invalid lady who ‘employs it for any of the a:lments for which I recommend it, Ihat I offer and sell it under A POSITIVE GUARANTER. If a beneficial effect’ is I.ot experieficed bythe time two-thirds of the contents of the bottle are ‘used, I will. on return of the bottle, two-thirds of the medicine having been taken according to directions, and the case being one for which I recommend it, promptly refand the money paid for it. Had I not the most p rfect confidence inats virtues, I could.not off-r it as I do under these conditions; but having witnessed its tml'y miraculous cures in jthonsands of cases, I feel ware ranied ‘and perfecily safe in risking both my reputation and my money on its merits. . The following are among those diseares in which my Favorite Prescription has worked cures—aslf by mazic and with a certainty never before =attained by any m- dicine; Leucorrheea, Excessive. Flowing, Paintul’ Mouthly Periods, Suporessions ‘when from unn’ tural causes, Trrezularities, Weak Back, Prolap=us. or “fa line of the Urerns, Anteversion and Retroversion. Bearing Down Sensations, Internal Hear, Nervous Depress on, Debility, Despondeucy, Threatened Mascarriage. Chronic. Congextion, Inflammation and Ulceration of the Uterus. Impotency, Barrenness, or Sterility, Female Weakness, and very many other chronic d'seases incident to woman not mention:d here. in which, as well ds in the cases which I have mentioned, my Favorite Prescription wox;ijs cures—the mare vei of the world. Thiz medicine Ido not extol as a cure-all, but it admirably fulfills a singlenéss of purpose, beinga mo-t perfect specific in all chrouic diseases of the sexual system of woman. It will not disappoint, nor will it do harm in any state or condition. Tt will be found invaludble in discases incident to preg‘nancy, and can be taken in moderate doses with perfuct safety while in that state. Indeed, it gj ' a Mother’s Cordial, and so pn-Pares the system for parturition that it renders child-labor easy. I have receivel the heartfelt %raise from hundreds of mothers for the inestimable benefits thus conferred. i I offer my Favorite Prescription to the Ladies of America with the gincerity of an honest heart, and for their hest welfare. Those who desire further information on these subjects can obtain it in my TREATISE ON CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE AND URINARY ORGANS. *ent secure from observation upon receipt of two postage stamps. It treats minutely on those diseases peculiar to Females, and gives much valuable adv?ca in reﬁrd to their management. DR. PIERCE’S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION S SOLD BY ALL FIRST CLASS DRUGGISTS, at $1.50 per bottle. : % | Manufactured at the Chemical Laboratory of _ . R.V.PIERCE, M. D., Propr , . o BUFFALO.N'Y.

K ANN’S HA LL. Are Coming; Th; World’c Favoﬂtenv. THE ALLEGHANIANS. In the langnage qf the N. Y. Home Journal, *‘Tury ARE THE BEST QUARTETTE IN 7HE WORLD.” One occasion only Friday Eve, Nov. 15,°72. THE EGHAN' S 0 A ;‘,F"éle < | 2 | fipaiu) LY MLfy irh‘ ;“:H [ b LepeEELßee] Ads . i ‘s~‘:"§7('a;‘{l‘.“, Ao el i g 7 eerE b AT L e Tt e N S e S v A= S : %R IS § B % - The Aliegnanians Vocalists i Swiss sseil mng-‘ ers will appear in their newly re-gonstructed prognmme, with ‘New Artists,” New ~onge, Duetts, uartettes, and pew Spoctnlmas. Inc_!uding The Mliver NeafT Betis, the original set of 2 14 octaves and the first ever imported to this couutry, Admission ) cents. Ohildren 25 cents. D, G . Warppon, . . G. L. HoeLsure, i Manager, : Agent_

GREAT LIB:RALISM !

/’ LI=EE£RAL PRICES. £f o . smke‘pvmm the Tron i Ht!

ot e ; THOURAND come and give us a call and carry away Good{ by the load %ul.u the Country, our 0i) - 2 ' D EL{I VERY WAGON : o | e o - ‘! Is constantly busy " ’

'De#ivéring Goods i . Throughont jhe City. o not allow yonrself.to think there will not be room for you for our STORE ROOM r o . _ l Is like the’ W IRISHMAN'S SHANTY ! S!I: -’ ' . ’E : v Stﬂl‘ room for one more. Comeand o | See j,HoW IL.iberal | . ] — AND — S L. o (Toon NATURED f Oﬁr_élerks are, } . AIW-&.}J,B a Swile on Their Face, L '_ ' To think iheir Proprietors allow them to :

: { ¢ I . 1‘ f; al : Se]{i so Cheap! ;.. L - | i 3 . j We keep onthand ! ; : | i irr | ' i | . AFULL ASSORTMENT OF EVERYTHING ! g ; To be had in the g ? : : , GLROCERY LINE [ e ' : ooy e | ey | : We}] also keep on hand a full supply of

WINE;S AND PURE LIQUORS | Yvn DO NOT SPECIFY PRICES !{ . lOnallour v-

Teas, Coffee and Syrups ! g 4 v P ; y On account of the} o ‘ | . 2 'ENORMOUS PRINTER’S BILL, s : And in order to sell 80 chesp we must do our o : business very : | ECONOMICALLY, T i - ‘W cannot afford to buy the BANNER OFFICE -and hire J B. Btoll to run it for our advertisement, ibn:corneundwewm, i 4 Ly -~ “ASSURE YOU SATISFAOTION.% : . GROH & HIGH. Kopdallville,Sep.4,o67l,

HARDWARE EMPORIUM! ¥, WEIR & CO. ; . Desire,to call attention{to their splendid u_sortmen.g of .: o . Shelf § Heavy Hardware, ! Wagon and Building Material, . [T T R st T:.\’H"“,A:“_— iß> < _. éﬁ \TADN 7 The COQUILLARD WAGON, Buggies, Carriages, Plows, Horse-rakes, Drills, - Cradles, Woodenware, Tinware, Doors, Sash"i’,c Cat;peitér‘b 'l‘ao.l'l,i ALL KINDSCF STOVES. = Agents for Fairbanks' Scales, which we sell at Factory Prices. Persnn; desiring to purchase anyWMne, are earnestly réqué-srlqa to call and »xamine our stock anil prices before purchasing elsewhere. : e Ty tagonier, Ind | Julv 10 1872 — n : J. WEIR & CO;:

Tax-Payers of Noble County! iThe Taxes levied for the several Townsh’ipé of Noblé'j‘(_}‘oﬁmty: ; Indrana, for the Year 1872, are as follows, to wit : ;

S o h. 0n EnEh.tloc_Yg_lua_MOn.; T Onlacl; T - 20220 Wi ammaN| B . : £ <B5 g 9 Eis il ehe § 3 5 : sEEE3BES %l] ElZlßis s 2 . 199 =52 BEQE g 0 *‘?‘:%Ei'?“ REEASErs o EERE ¢ - fs o 0 i ?ﬂ'; STI ¥ 'V—i""g' gy : o P R R M olg Mgiem it s B : ‘ : .":Sgg::[ et «gl 2l S :::,::»3,_,8:: 'gd R . PRI E2B PR ER . - R :‘nlés:l L ?-l ‘l::.‘& TOWNSHIPS AND INCORPORATED TOWNS. ||} [ ! ln]i |t lE Hi oo ‘l‘ l:" ot i ' Slnl fe b beis b b e drte e HCH AT x ’ e fei b A G e e e ep i P :i;z l l =’s l|] il 2 . She s e bpg b e s7fe apemiopt e SOk S 8 _ S 5!5 SRI i' sr e ' - L R ] 1l : :l: : 'l} ' w:” siidsibl e . - sofe by e b d 3 Bealob Gl S B Eigac et Lo I: 4[‘ sl it o! ! s s{',’?l iy Washiogton ..............occo..iiic oo |lO5 4D 16.20 04 25 05).. |--. |ll 90°50.50 20l I 3 En kgurm :0545 16120 03 25 05].. wl%%ﬁmﬁ, {33 BPORRY oo oo peiinat e tobiatote s s e o B 45160008 BY) 0-k 93 120050 50: . 1..{11 0+ Ligonder ........ ... ..ol il |O5 45 16 20 08 25 05 10] 093 2924 50 5095 |ll 95 Eikbhart................ 0 0 05 4516 15 .95 65 (. (1 11 5050) ot o Xork IoL sil LR 08 16 250525'05‘.. 671 9356-501;.' 21000 Nobletico. 00l cniu Lo i SoS e S e s oi||l 18 50 50|, 111 00 Ghesen: oo s T egl 054516 15 .. 25 05/..1....|11.11:50 50: .4 .. |{l 00 ST e S si e zooszsval,.' 36} 11 +7'oo 30} | 111 o 0 Gge . T 054.51-6250525052@‘..2”‘1'51-505@23-% 150 Wayme .....:oooqensncnnnseienn oLI G 5 45 2620105 2005 .1 011,17 5080|1113 06 Kendallviller oo i lioidiine Sl c soH gk ndning -- 05 25 05 25 1 01| 2 27.50.57'25'50):1 75 Allen. .. .. oo el i...] 05451620 052505 05]:...| 1265050 .. <. [{l 0o ieIR e T S e T 1620052505|.-. . |flel 50'.50-;-.]‘.‘. 100 Albon L e 03¢5 16 10).. 1. les|l3! " "eolll 95 Boso} 1 100 T T e e e e e—— b itoe—————— % i Vo g R SIS Kol SO

-In addition to the above there is charged to the person owning. keepin'f or harboring within the county-oue male dog. one dollar; one fema:e dog, twa dotla:s; and each additional dog, two dollars. | Said tax and charges are due and payan'e at the office ufthe t ounty Treasurerin the town of A-bien, from the 15th day of October, 1872, ta_the 3d Monday in April, 1873 “The law requires that un the 15th day of December real estate shali be advertised for sule for all delinqubn__v. laxes for 1871 and tormer Nears: All parties concerned will therefore find it to their advantage. Lo call and pay their taxes befure they. hecome Delinquent, as by o doing they will suve themselves the Penalty and Costs and-the unden&nz_ an unpieasant duty. : o : - JAMES ¥ LASH, Aibion, Indiana; October 15th, 1872 -28-w3 : Treasurer of Noble County, . Indiana. . ; Extract from Ihe Statntes of Indiana, . A ‘‘ln case any person shall refire or nevlect to pay the tax imposed on him, the County Treasurer shall, afier the 3d Monduy of April, levy ths same, together with ten per cent. damages, und the costs and charges that muy acciue, by distress and saie of the goods and chattels of such person who ought to pay the same, wheresoever the same may be ('o'uuq'withiu the couny.?® o eet R e

ENGEL AND COMPANY'S L ADVERTISEMENT. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO AOUR:LARGE: CHOICE, WELL séiﬁdfsn;i' ‘ . AND NEW SIOCK OF v Lha CLOTEING! For Me n, Youths, Boys apd"(}hi'l;di-en,a! i OF ALL AGES, SIZES A¥D QUALITIES. OCR ASSORTMENTOR | FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, GLOTHS, GASSIMEBE, Jeans, Shirting, Flannels, and other Goods for - ~ Men and Boys wear is Larger then EV?I‘,, o Merchant Tailoring Department, : | :Wa call particular. attention to a ne;_‘vjv lip‘e t):fT / 4 ‘ﬁ‘ e Fine French and English Diagonal Coatings and Vestings, Roreign - and Cassimepes of all Coloos and Qualifies, -~ WE MAKE TO ORDER = EVERY DESCRIFTION OF MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR IN THE LATEST STYLE, EM. ; PLOYING ONLY FIR~T-CLA~S WORKMEN. WE CAN GUARANTEE - - SATISFACTION AT ALL TIMES. : | P o We Make Wedding Out-Fits a Speciali‘y ! ‘ EF-GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING @& - e B e Mai ateia , . ENGEL & CO. A ug.21,1872. e . Jine KEND-AI‘LVILLE.

L 7 ey N PURIFY YOU.. _LCOD. .. For Scrofula, Scrait lous Diseases of . ale l:yos,_ or Scioful: | any form. N Any ‘disease or er 2. .on © 9 the Skin, disewse of the Live QG 9 Rheumatism, Pimples, O 1 a@® V. ;| Bores, Ulcers, Broken-dow: a 1 + [Constitutions. Syphilis, or an) Y 2 (disease depending on a de RN praved condition of the bloed BHO &8s DR. CROOK’S 9> - SYRUPOF . %58 POKE ROOT . «l /;‘ 4 P It Las the medicinal property /@ of Poke combined with a prep: : J aration of Iron which goes a i, . once into the blood, perforn: | ing the most rapid and won S derful eures. Ask-your Druggist ior Dr, Crook’s: Com ound Syrup of 4’oke ‘Root—-take it and b guled. e ; THE DISCOVERER | DISCOVERED ! mmw THE AD#ENTUBES OF A MOST ADVENTUROUS LIFE. : THE STANLEY-LIVINGSTONE Expeditionto Equatorial Africa. the it} large octa 1 t issued to Isnu:pll'y te hﬁdtma%?l for iz:‘;o'r?nmg ni:n r:;'ard to Africa, with incid nts and the wonderfnl career of both Stanley and Livingstone in their remarkabie ex dmonutptnls_imemmgiimnnnhcgiobe. : \VANTEDL-I!: every town in the United States and Cdnada first class men and women as Agerits to c;mvn%e for this work. Everybody will want it. Anyb.dy can sell it = Address us for the ‘mogt liberal terms ever om-%ﬁ'n. Uuion Publishing Uompany, 63 220 d St.. Chicago. Ilinols. .;;{'%ou d ‘l;‘:‘ to iemza‘hrﬂtbfy at once send or Bample copy. ant «n%lnh ‘book, or i!o:unv,l'ﬂn_t mg’.lmf T ‘ T ‘*tmﬂ-

’900,000 : Acr%ﬂ‘ Excellent Farmiﬁgindi‘sm;ndv‘ MICHIGAN PINE LANDS! e e suE,‘ On wﬁich are One TbonsnndMilliomof - Pine Timber, and Inexhaustible . Quantities of Maple, Beech, U - Elm, Ash, Hemlock, =~ =

The Grant of Lands to the Geand Rapidsand In diana Railroad {'ompany, to build their mgr'on Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Traverse Bay and ackinaw, M{:hl‘gan, comprises in its farming: lands everf variety of sofl, from the rich clay loam, to thelight sandy, and:they are found in that section of Michizan, north of the.city of Grand Rapids, and contignons to the great fruit belt: bn the castern shores of Lake Michigan, now being rapidly 'developed by railroad and ntheérenierp-ises. 3 The piNg LANDS are sttuated onthe Muskegon, Manistee, Pere Mnrquaue.Whltej Pine, Tamarack, Flat and huugh rivers, and lyin ‘twenty miles on either side of thesurveyed uneofmarm. andare in the heart of the pink SEOTION, f[rom which Chi« “ﬁ“ iasolangolysuppljed,",_ RS § ABNING LANDS are. sold ‘%‘nt’ul set! »ON GRBULLIT, ONE gaarter down, ba nce in yearly payments, interest 7 per cent. Peuongdumb)s' :!9catlons for farms will, on ap; Heation at the Ofice in Grand Rapids, be- furnlgd with tinkets over the road, entitling whm‘tq“gmruthha h fugt U;pnfn;:niugauny;ot;t o mﬁl “elarmin and, Forinformationabout: X A catlon, &c., address, Wﬁ,ré -HOWARD, Titleperfoct. 24430 . Grand Re pids, Mich

T!- § > :.§ } : ! ‘ IFRE F 3 : | Ll (SN 2, SN - _(‘) C_; i ; NSNS\ S eaia X AL el X i A GURE ) : TSR "”,,-:. % “‘,/y 2 : D D ! BINFAST VW "RS : . i'n'ml;'w can ukg these zltuu .le!: " o rections, and remain unwe! provided their bopes are not duzroyg by mine<ral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond the p:ln; .or r:&ur. ik ; ‘Dys aor Indigestion, Headache, Pain ln‘::g;‘homdem, Coughs, 'ncﬂtnem of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of thie Lungs, Pain in the r:g:ons of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful lymgt:ms. are the ofrsprings of Dyspepsia, One bottie will &rove a better gndrantee of its merits than a lengthy, advertisement. ¢ : .. For FlmalcCnglalltt. in young or old, ‘married or single, at the dawn of womanhoeod, or the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptible. 2 For Inflammatory and Chronle Rheumatism and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have llls? e?‘u:u. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated ood. They area gentle Purgative as well - as & Tonic, possessing the merit of acting as 8 powerful a.z?vem. in relieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral Orgaus, - anil in Bilious Diseases. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, “Carbuncles, Ring-werms, ' Scald-liead, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, lich, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, HHumors and Diseases of the SKkin of whatever name or nature, are liter ally dug up and carried out of the sys“tein in a short time by the use of these Bitters: Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR Brrrens. the mest wonderful Invigorant that ever sustained the sinking system. ; R. H, McDONALD & CO. Drugzgists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal., & cor. of Washington and Cherlton 6ts., N.Y. SOLD 'BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.

SOMETHING NEW L ; -~ IIN - LIGONIER? " The subseriberswould inform the citizens of Ligoniérand. surrounding eountry, thut the keep constant!y on band a large supply of botx WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS, - With & Without Cylinders; Which will be furnishea tocustomers as desired, at reasonable prices. Those desiring one uf the most serviceuble and most durable pumps oow. i use, will find it to their advantage te ‘¢lve us a call &1 our ~hop, at the Souiu End of the New Bridge, before purchesing elsewhere. Th‘e'le'Pumpl are of the best ‘m"lnnfncmrei and of first-rate wood; ali have v ~_SUBSTANTIAL CAST IRON SPOUTS, Which are a greatadvantage over woodeu ones : both for convenience and dursbility. 3 Allof Our Pumps are Warranted to Work Well sn Deep or Shallow Wells ! REPAIRING PUMPS Done on short notice, and ALL PUMPS WARRANTLD! Well Digging & Cleaning ! We are prepured to Dig New Weils, Clean and Sink‘Sld-v Wells, Drive and Repair Iron Wells, and in fact to do uny and evervthingin our line on the shortest notice. . All Kinds of Country Produce! Tuken ut Cush Prices, in.exenange for Work. {27 Remember the place. nesr the south end of the New Bridge, ‘ : gl PURL & HAYDEN. ' Ligonier, March 8, 1871 : eor KELLER & KANN. ¥ " i 5 \ *

WEB FHAVE THE Lé.'rgest and Best Stock of - Dry Goods, Clothing, &e., In K endallville. GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT Verv Much C heaper | | Than E’m Before, at ‘A : KELLER & EANN'S, FARMERS, 'lriring' your Produce to ﬁe, aﬁd get the beé; price paid in Northern Indiana. CALL ANT SEB. ‘Kendallville May 17 16T1.3, | S LADIES & CHILDRENS' WEAR

' Largest Stock glv;n DIPL KRS I KON LRGNy, ‘ Will be so :at v;ry l;v ﬁgnrem;._.‘ iy ‘GOTO F. W. SHINKE & BRO'S BOOT & SEOR STORE! o “In Shinke's Brick Mldiﬁ'f':’ : it You want to see the best mu{t’a‘iéogﬁniﬁ ° BOOTS & SHOES, - i “,’”'W'--.'l viA APt ";_'l."7_:'»?4.-“ . Eastern Made Work,

Eepecial attewtion isonfled o ths sabitastial manner in-yti.ehao:r'ork is i'«émm'u ’ the q:!},i;y—:::hepm used. All work done st ourshop iswar .o e Ligonier, March 18,1070, 51,