The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 31, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 November 1872 — Page 4

The Farm and Housjzhold. | C()NDUCTED BY J()NAT"‘AN Si}\*MONS. :’4

- Tue NorzH-W ESTERN FARMER, Indi anapolis, Ind,, is steadily improying, and certainly merits the support of every Indi ans furmer,for whose benefit it igspeciully intended. The publistiers hav issued a most liberal and attrtetive pre ium list, in which they offer a choice between several valuable articles to ench subscriber, as well as to the agents making up clubs.

The ¢“Horse Disvease” Among the ; Pouliry. . The N. Y. World ot the 17th fost. says:. The horse discage seems detenmined, in the language of the play bills, tp- furnish us with a startling succession |of novel: ‘ties. Having - pretty well pasged ont of thie catarrbal stuge it drops intothe drop. gical, end now succeeding thiel development we bave nformation of strange rhevmy disorders, “strikingly |like the equine iuvfluenza,” assailing tije hensof New York and Muassachusetts and prostrating the deer of the far West. Venison and chicken are meats not to be light ly venturcd onif ell accounts be trge. On the .border it isteportedthat there are scores of deer in every herd| unable to trave), while sthe woods are full of the dead ‘and dying. © “The disensd,” snys the story, “seems to rescmble the | horse dis ease which is now creating so much trouble?’ As respects the disorder prevalent among the fowls it could ot ave our. red at a more inopportuhe Ssezson. Thanksgiving upproaches, and if the tur keys should unbappily develop the eomplrint now prostrating'the lester inhabi tants of the barpyard the 28th will be anything bat the day of feastitig and mer riment it should ; : Eallnvg‘- Without an Appetite. : W BEIR wrong to eat without n appetite, for it shows there is no gastric joice in the stomach, and that naturé does not need _food ; wnd not needing ity thege being uo fluid to receive and net upon it it remains there only to pucrify, the verythought of which should be sufficient tof deter any ‘man from enting withont appetite for the ‘remainderof Lis hife. 1f a rodgic is taken - to whet the appetite, it iB' & mistuken course, for the only result is to.cause one to eat more, - when glready “an amount bas been eated beyond whaut|the gastric juice is able to prepare. The otject to be obtained 18 a larger supply of gastric juice, not a larger supply of food ; nind WLatever fails to sccomplish that essential olject, fails to have any efliciency jtoward the cure ot dgspepsia diseases. Thie formation of gastric juice.is'directly proportioned to the wear and tear of the system, which is to be the' mr aps of supplying, and this wear and tear ean only take place us the result of exercise. The cfficiént remedy for dyspepsia is work-—out door work—beneficial and successtul in difect; propor tion ns it is agreeable, int¢resting and profitable. ; : Another Remedy for the Horse Diss g “enuse. To the Editor of the Louisville Ledger : For the benetit ot your patirons and all concerned, please insert the. following sure cure for the horse disease. ngw so preva lent throughout the country. o To three parts erude petroldum add one ‘part spirits of turpentine. Rubthe throat: apd breast twice or‘three timgs daily, and . prepare vinegar and salt, and make it very hot, and bold the horse’s head in close proximity to it, and have him|breathe the hot steam for about five -or tén minutes, and then bind cloths, saturited in hot vinegar, around the animal’s heck, and keep them on all night; thén tuke two. tablespoonfulls of pure crude oil, by it gelf,and” diench morning and evemng, It is sure to cure,'as the writer has cured his horse, and _is now well apd working. " INFORMATION. Advangn‘ges 3of Wearing Flanael. The majority of people are not aware of the beneficial «fficts of wes ling flanvel next to the body, both in cold and warm weather. Flannel is not so uncomtortable in warm weather as'prejudicipl people be!1““‘7?- Frequent colds und cobstant bhack--Ing coughs leave after adopting flinnel underwear, There iB.no nedd of a great bulk about the waist, which condemns the wesring of Hannel with those whe prefer waists to health, ﬂ{rﬂirj that ¢ase the flin nel can be cut as lbosely-fitting waists, al- - ways fastening at' the back, There are scarcely any of the bad eff¢!s of sudden changes of weather felt by thpse who wear ﬂanm} garmeuts, and mothers especially should endeavor to secure spch for their little people, in preference [to all ‘those showy outside trimmings which fashion commands. L

- How and What to Feed Horses. . All horses must not ‘be fed in the same proportions, without regard [to their ages, their constitutions and their ork because the impropriety of such a practice is self ¢vident. - Yet 1t is constantlly done and is the busis of disease of every kind. Never use bad bay on account of ts:cheapness, because there is no proper ndurishment in Eiit.' Damaged corn is ¢xceedingly mjari jous, because it brings on inflamation of the bowels and spring discases. - Chaff is better for old horses than lhay, because they can chew and digest it/better, * Mix chaff with corn or beans, but do not give the latter alone,because it makes the horse chew bis feed more and digest it better. Hay or grassalone will not s pport a horse under hard work, because |there is not sufficient natritive body in ditber. —— Simple Remedy for olson, If 8 person has.swallowed any poison whatever, or has fallen into convulsions from having overloaded the ‘stomach, an instantanious remedy, more| effieient and ~applicable in & larger number of cases “ than any other balf dozen medicines that we can now think of, is a| heaping teaspoonful of ‘commen salt land as tauch. ground mustard, stirred rapidly in a tea cup of water, warm or cold,/and sWwatlow ed instantly. It is scarcely|down untikit begins to come up, bringing with it the ‘Temaining contents of the sthomach., Lest there be any remnant of the poison, however small, let the white of an egg, or a teacupful of strong coffee, be swallowed ‘aB soon as the stomach is |quiet. These: very common articles nullify a larger num .ber of virulent poisons than any medi;cines in the shups, L : -

AN intelligent and thrifty farmer says: “But for the eo operation of my boys I ghould bave failed. The @ldest is near twenty one, and the other boys in the neighborhood, younger, baye left their parents; ‘mine have stuck/ to me when I most needed their servic‘es,{md I attribute this result to the fact that I have tried to make. their home plessant! I have furvished them with attractLve and useful reading, and when night comes, and the day's work is ended, instdad of ranning with other boys to the railroad station and adjoining towns, they gatheLed around the great lamp and became interested in their books acd papers.”, e : REMEMBER that it is cheaper to buy the best, do all things in the best way, and profitable to be known as jproducing andselling the best—that it is just as valuable to you that a customer finds that what you say is second or third clasd is so, as to find you tell the truth when you braad your produce as first class, Labor to get an honest name in market, and, thit gained, you will bave a passport to prosperity and weaith, providéd you are gtrictly vigilant in guarding it. ' D[(xvsn' allow a poor apticle to get off your furm with your name attached, unless with a true statement of its quality. - - OnE pound of wool will furnish & piece of yarn one hundred miled long,

. THE GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE. Gov. Buket's message, explaining his reasons for calling a special session of the Indiana Legislature, was read before that body on the cvening of the 14th inst. The following is an epitowe of the Gov-. ernor’s message : He recommends the im mediate consideration of the Wabash and Erie capal matter, and that the joint res olution of the last session, proposing a constitutional amendment in relation to \ the canal debt be adopted. He condemns | thie practice of destroying the manuscript journals of the Legislature, and recom mends that they be ‘bound for preserva- | tion. He pays a fecling tribute to Col Eddy, late Sccretary af State, and éqm mends Oul. Fargubar. for generously al. lowing the receipts of the office for the unexpired term to the family/ of the dead Secretary. He recommends that unless the fee and salary. bill can be 8o amended as to be made undoubtedly constitu tional, it be at once répealed. He recom mends that the Goverpor’s salary be fixed at $B,OOO, or $5,000 and furnished residence. He penews bis rec«gmmcndatmp’ that another Judge be added to the Supreme Bench He recommends the call ing of a Constitational Conveation,assign iug,umnng m4ny reasons, that "uudcr,‘thu Constitution as it now is,” it 18 impossible to bave an - election law that will be cfficient in preventing frandalent voting | He rc‘(.-umlmends an appropriation of $5O, 000 for the Insane Asylum-—a sum suth cient to, provide: accommodatioa for 110 ‘I more patients; aud that two additiov:l 'insunc zxsylxx{xxns be erected, one near the center of thé Northern ,aud one pear the ‘cuntcr of the Southern district of the State, us;lhere would still be one thousand persons in the State not properiy cared for, He recommends a complinncy with the iConstituLinual n-qiilfenwurt for a permagent enclosure of tae Tippecanoe Battle Ground, and a complunce with the engngement of the United States in the treaty of Washington to urge upoun State governments the use to the Briush suljects of the State canals and “rivel courses connected with Lake navigation He asks an ni)prdpri\tmn of $26 831 fur tue Houee of Retuge, to clear it of deby and carry it to the end of its fiscal year, and suggests that cities be encoun;ged to establish s‘xﬁmih{r institutions. He recom mends the purchase 0! more land adjacent to the Soldiers’ Home, and the building of workshops, ete. He asks the necssury appropriation for the State Normal ISchoa), and the enlargement of the Institute for the Blind, as well as the completion of the Retormatory for Women ana Girls. He recommends the abandonment of the Jeffersonville Penitentiary, and that graded prisons be establishéd auva _prisoners classified. He commeénds the proposed erection of asoldiers’ monument in Uircle‘»PArk, to favorable consideration, and closes by trusting that the session will be characterized by harmony and fruitful of good iegielation. ‘

Syracuse. Thereis no prettier site fora town on the line of the Baltimore, Pittsburgh & Chicago’Railroad in Indiana, than Syracuse, in ‘Kosciusko county. Ocenpying an elevated position, overlooking a beau tiful lake, which extends a mile southeasterly:to the Narrows, where the rail road will cross—thence widening into the magnificent Turkey Lnke, in all, nine miles in length “by nearly three miles in width—no more desitable place tor a resi dence can be found. The lake nbounds in fish of desirable species, and the depth of water is amply sufficient for navigation by steamboats, sloops and yachts ; und we predict that at no distant day those waters will present an animated appearance, with the various water-craft, from steamers to-canoes, with awhich they will be covered. - The lake, stretching away for nine miles through a rich country, can easily be made a meaus of transportation for lumber and all kindsof produce; and this will cause the settlement of its shores, in every practicable location. Probably within/ ten years, with the town of Syracuse covering the hills and beautifal valleys aroand its Noithwestern extremity, its banks on either band for pine miles studd«d with residences, and its clear wa‘ters covered with sail vessels, and its ) steamer plying to and fro—Tuarkey Linke ' and the contiguous country will present ~one of the most attractive living panoramas in the West—the creation of the Baltimore, Pittsburg & Chicago Rail road, in all except the glorious natural basis and outlines of . beauty and utility. ~ Syracuse is equally fortunate in its leading citizens, with some of whom we ~are acquainted. Messrs. Lape and Hille- - boldt, and several ethers, bave from the - beginning given the most active and efficient aid and encouragement to the great enterpsise wdich is ‘to deyelop-the ricly resiurces of their town and country.— New Era. 7

Important to Soldiers—Valuable Let- . ter from the Third Auditor. The following letter, which explains itsclf, has been banded to the Indianapodis Sentinel by Adjutavt General Greenwalt for publication. The class of bounties referred to is the $lOO to soldiers who en listed between May 4th and Ju'y 224, 1861, fur three years, and who pever received any bouaty: 4 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ) - SECOND AUDITOR’S OFFICE, ' © October 28, 1872, J. G. Greenwalt, Adjutant General, étzf : Sir: Yoursof the 24th inst., inquiring the cause of the delay in settling - claims for bounty under act of April 27, 1872, is received. : ) 5 The causes of delay are mainly the want of clerical force in this office and that ot the Adjutaut General. No additional furce was provided to m:et the additional work. Both offices were temporarily reorganized with a view toexpedite these settlements; but'the annual furloughsto the clerks and leaves of absence for elec tion purposes have been émbarrassing,and defeated the purpose of closing out the work before November. It .is probable that in the course of a week after the Presidential election, we shall be able to commence settling rapidly, and before the Ist of Junuary that class ot clpims will be disposed of. : i £ Very. respectfully, ; = E. B. FrexcH, Auditor.

! l)rop‘sy Among Horses. : Prominent among the diseases which have fullowed the horse catarrh is dropsy. The enormous proportions which animals ufflicted wich this malady assume causes it to become more of a sensation than oth er more dungerous results of the disease. The appearanice of a dropsical horse is as follows: The thighs and hind * legs are greatly swollen, The hind .quarters are stiff, with great weakness of the hock. The belly is usually much swollen, and 1n some cas:s the breast and bead. There is _the most danger when theswelling nears the region of the heart, In some cases there are ulcerous tumors. Dropsy gen [>era!ly attacks horses which have been worked pretty bard (especially in damp ;.wuther) after their apparent recovery from the epizymosis,

. . . %Poorold Virginial”» . . The Lyuchburg (Vi) News hias not fallén in love with the way old Virginia is stiring her political destinies. [t says: . The State of Robert E® Lee, to make her first appearance in the Presidential contest after the war at the charint wheels of U. 8. Grant! The State of Washington, Jeff rson, Malis n,, Monroe to come to such degradation as this, i Keen is the pang, ' Bat keener tar to feel . She nursed the pinion i ! That impeded Lhe steel, It is her owd sous, ber nmmaculate Straighit out Democrats, who were too fastiaious to touch Greeley, who have ewallowed Grant’s Black -Republican ad wministration for another four yems and led "Virginia a brids to the negro, altar. Close up, the history of the Old Dominion None of ner true children witl want to read upother paga. . - | - — . SLATE, tin, and tile rooting, will, from present ivdications, supercede and take the place of ti¢ *cursed wmansard,” whicu 13 BOW cousidered a 8 the aider and gbet” tor of the *lire tiena’in ull large and com ‘pact built cities. Tois tar pitch and luwber pile on the tops of five to eight: story blocks, frying and smoking in tiie heat like a tar barrel, and beyond the reach ot water from the fire eugides, becomes a reany agent to assist the toynges of flame 10 muking merchants, citizens, and usur ance compnoles voderstand what's toe matter, as they bave telt o the great Bos ton calamity. (o : 7

Cincinnati, Wabash & Mich. R. R Time Table No. 8, tuking effect Mounday, the 28th day of Uc über, 1872: GOING 80UTIL. SITATIONS. ~ GOING NOUTH. Na. 2 No. 4 i Nu. o Nou 3 530pmllS>m a..... Wabash.. 1700 am 200 pm 440 * Lsdsam . Nor. Mauchester, 745 * 3ly - +l5 % 995 vonoplver Lake . 810 % iy S 335 % BoD Y L Wiarsaw,.. .. BOU 510 % A 0 wab Ll bk YLO 0 Bdp o 290 1N GGt L ENINOrd. oL 930 gy M 2332 R2O M L NEW, Pukis . 950.% 685 % 215 ¢ 700 % (. dp Gosheu, ar.. 1010 ** 700 o 210 .4 ..ar Goshen, dp..1015 ¢ . 149 e MURBACL 0 1040 Y Trainsrun by Clevelandtime. . = A.G. WELLS, Sup’t, TRY THE NEW ROUTE - 3 1 :* Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago R.R - l‘tilﬁ Grear ‘'orough Line to INDEANAPOL S, Clucinuati, Nasuviite, Memphis, Louisvilie, Chattanooga, New: Orleans, and all poinits in tie south. Ask the tcket agert for tichets via PPERU RAaidl, ROAw», On and pfierJavuary 1, 1872, two daily Passenger Trains will leave LaPorte as tollpws, Suuday excepted i -Day Expréss jeayes LaPorteat Y 45 a mabd arrive at ludianapoliz als 15 p mn, ] The Night xpress will ieave LaPorte (Saturday exgcpxcnl: at.ll G 0 p i, and arrive at {udiauapoli ut 7 20w m. : o pid Woodruft’s New Improved § PARLOLK AND KO UNDASLEEPING COACHES Alwayson time. K. P. WADE, ; Uc'u')Ticl\{ct Agent, ludianapolis ‘FT.WAYNE,MUNCIE&CINCINNATI RAILROAL The shortest and most direct route to [ndianapolis, Close connection witlr trains on the Columbus & Indianapolis Railway at Mancie 5 Departure aud arrival of trains at Kt. Wayne':: . LEAVE. | ARRIVE. Expre55........, 500 am Mail ............ 400 pm Mai1............1215pm Exptess...... ..945 ** z 3 it AT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, - PELL.OWS? - - . E s . Componnd Syrup of Hypophosphites, # = A new ng(l peculiar combination of HyB & pophosphites, inveuted by an English .= == Chemist. It ¢ mtainsthe promiyent inZ 75 s Zgredionts which constitute the (Blood. =7 === urain, Muscles aud Nerves of ihe healthy £2 = ghaman body, and te-establishes!ln the ;qu gold and young, vitalityund power of en- = & = duarance. It is particularly adapted to z = Zull depressing and wasting disewses.— S 5 0 Pride g2OO O - - FULLER & FULLER, Chicago. R T ee et G‘lll},\'l‘ CU TOSITY — A 8 Magazine of-the highest order for 81 Agent wanted in every town, oni a p2rprual income Send 10c¢. for Specimen to *Smith’s Dollar Magazine,” 51 Liberty St., New York. -

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ASTHMA. . The subscribers are Manufactaurer’s Agents for R, W. Read's celetrated ASTHMA RELIEw, the best remedy for Asthma yet discovered. Instani relief guaranteed *or purchase money refunded. The medicine is put ap in three sizes, which retail for 2We., Soc. an'd $l.. Persons remitting price. will lave the mediciné-sent free by mail or express. — Also samples gent free to any. who desire. ETHRIDGE, 'FULLRR & CO, Rome, N. Y. . AG EXNTS Wanted -Agents make more mon'y at work for us than at anything else.. Business licht and permanent. Particulars free G. Stixson & Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland, Maine.

.S&A £ . = 3 lipilepsy or Fits Can now be certainly cured by a new and safe remedy, regardless of the ovstinacy or duration of the disease. The fits are stopped from the beginning of treatment. For particulars, address . . e .+ Dr J. WALSHE, 26-w4 Box 323, Lincoln, Illinois.

AN Gy B This Cut Illustrates the manner of Using }ﬂ 0t B i DR. PIERCES |REn el : T e .'F'; . . FAPEEE 500 Fountain "Nasal Injector, ;} i W SOR g J / 4 PP /8 - AN 1 nﬁiicHEl e \»" b \ £y 7 A 2 LN - . AR DAY Y 2 W i N o s B T ? / /'/' \\' “;\.‘j‘;’é a;.' ¥ \\\\ # ¢ ‘\\; ke & P L <} ?A V. ” TS ‘ ), : i ‘;“"ff'i‘ \\ v NS u*‘élif“' \\\\ \ |l|‘ 4 NS | 5 i N S e . W \\\. TN - = ¥ A \ A r., This imnstrument is ospecially designed for the erfect application of . DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY., Ttis tho only form of instrument yet invented rith which fluid medicine can be carried kigh up nd perfectly applied to all parts of the aticcted .asafpassnges. and the chambers or cavitics comaunicat:ng therewith, in which sores aud ulcers requently exist, and from which the catarrhal ischarge generally proceods. Tho want of sucess in treatihg catarrh heretoforo has arisen irgely from the impossibility of applying remeies to these cavities and chambers by any of he ordinary methods. This obstacle in the way f eftecting cures is entirely overcome by the avention of the Douche. In using this instru--lent, the Fiuid is carried by its own weight (no luﬂlq§,"forcm§‘uor pumping being requiréd,) up ons ostril "in a full gently flowing stream to the ighest portion of the nasal passages, passes ato and thoroughly cleanses all the tubes and hambers connected therewith; and flows out of e oi)poslte nostril, Its usc is pleasant and 8o imple that a child can understand it. kuil I md expliclt di cctions accompany eachinstruient. Wher used with this instrument, Dr. age's Catarrh Rem'ed?f cures recent attacks of Cold in the Head * by a few applications. . Symptoms of Catarzh. TFiequent head. che, discharge falling into throat, sometimes: rofuse, wate‘r%, tnick wueus, purulent, offen. ive, &o. Iu others a dryuces, dry, watery, weak r inflamed eyes, stopping up 6r obstruction of asal passages. ringing in ears, deafness, hawking nd coughing to clear throat, ulcerations, scahs rom ulcers, voice alteréd, nasal twang, offensive regth, Impaired or total deprivation of sense of mell and taste, dizziness, mental depression, loss f appetite, indigestion, enlaried tonsils, tickling ough, &¢. Only afew of these symptoms are ikely to be preaent in any case at oue time. Dr. rage’s Catoxrh Reomedy, when nsed rith Dr. Pierce’s Nasal Louche, and accomanied with the’ censtitutional treatment which s recommended in.thé pamphlet that wraps cach ottle of the Remedy, is a perfect specific for this - »athsome disease, and the dprnprictor offers, in ood faith, '5%? reward for a case he canot cure. The Remedy is mild and pleasant to se, containing no strong or caustic drugs or g”ﬁ:‘ aél"l:: Lat:.mtx’}mﬁe:ly is-so}d at 50 oiele!lts.uche ot 60 cents, by alt birugglsts, or either rill boxpﬂwa'ﬁyp;aﬁglezog on receipt of 60 cents @ L B Ve mg?m, M. I::f o G B T i B%m, ﬁo Y.‘

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\‘T ANTED. - Experienced B k Agents and Can 'V vassers.in all pares of the Uni ed S:ates to sel the MEMOIR OF ROGER BROOKE TANEY Bhi-f Justice of the Supreme Court of the Unitea States .{7 No book heretoore published in this ('.uunl'r.\', throws so nuch light ontour ¢onstiturional and politics! history. It isa work of extraordinary interest and of perma ent value to the .hi-lt"nriau lawyer, the stutesman, the poiitician and every clas of inrelligent re.ders. So d by subseription only—exclusive térritory given. ~ For t rme. for this and o her popnlar works, addres MURPHY & CO . vub lishers, Baltimore. .~ 27w4 Cheap Farms! Free Homes! On the line of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 12,000,000 “acres ot the best Farming and Mineral lan¢s in America. iy €,OOO 000 acres in Nebraska. in the Piatte Valley, now for sale. s : Mild Climate, Fertile Seil, for grain growing and stock raising unsurpassed by any io the United States e : S Cheaprer in price, more favorable terms g ven, and more cOuvenient 1o matket.thn can be fouud else where. 5 Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers. The best location for Colonies—Soldiers entitled to a Homestend of 160 acresy, i Send f.r the new de<cripte pamphlet, with netx maps pablished in Envlish, Germnau, Swedish an Danish, mailed free everywhe e Address 30w4 0.8 DAVIS. - * Land Com’r U. P. R, R, OQo., Omaha Neb. -

dorr K R *N\ § ywhere. 575 10 $25( per Month gysriere ‘mwale toiotrotuce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch hem. fell, ‘tnek, quilt, eo'd, bind, braid and embroider in ‘the most superior maoner. Price ouly $l5. Ful” Jy licensed and warcanted for five years. . We 'will pay $l.OOO for uny machine that will sew & stronger, more beauti ul, or moie elastiec eam than ours. It wmakes the ' Elasiic Lock Stieh Every secoud stiteh can bé cut and still the cioth «cannot be pulied apart without tearing it. We ‘pav agents trom $75 to $250 per month- and ex penses, or a commisiion Irom which twice that smonut can be made. Address S+ COMB % Co , ‘Boston, Mass; Putsburg, Pa., Chicago, 79 or St. Louis, Mo, 30w4

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Idore | Send stamp . for Ilustrated Catalogue Burldu.s] b Building. A Foßicknetit On . 30w4 27 Warren 8t , New York. s W V g 1 EN ~ o DUTY OFEF TEAS, THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY have business connections with all th 2 prineipal ports of China and J wan, and impor. their teas direct from place of growth. thus saving the consumer from 5 to. 8 profits. It is now about 12 ye «rs singe the Company was organized--and it ha<'been a splendid suc cess’ from the very first. This was due to the fact ithat we imported and sold only . ‘T he Best and Purest Goods and d stribnted them to gur customers in all parts of the United Sta‘es; for one small profit ouly. betwern the tea-giower and the tea-consumer. We originated the system of sapwelying gonsumers in distant parts of the conntry with teas, ar New York cargo prices, on the Club plan. And sinee we adopred this plau we; have saved the people of this country Mill-, ions ot dullars anounally, in the cost of this- artiole of every day necessity. Serd for Club cireniar, which contains fall directions, premiums, ete. : . Great American Tea Company, .31 and 33 Vesey Street. . P.. 0. Byx 5643. ‘NEW YORK.

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It is not a phyic which may give temporary reliet -to the sufferer fof the first few doses, but which from continved use brings’ piles und kind:ed diseases to aid in weakening” the invalid, noris it a doctored liquor. which, under the popular pame of *Bitters,” is 8v extensively palmed off on the pablic assovereign remedies, but is a most powerful Tonic #nd Al teiative, prouounced .80 by the leading medicnl authorities of London and Paris, and has been long used by the regular physicians of other countries with wonderful remedial resulis., 5 L br. Welis’ Extract of Jurubeba Is there want of action 1n your Llvs er and Spleen? Uunless relieved at once . the blood becomes impure by deleterious secretions, prodacing scrofulons or ~kin diseases, Blotches, Felous, Pustules. Canker Pimples &o . Take Jurubeba 10 cle ‘nse, purify and restore the vitiated bluod to healthy action. i Have you a Uyspepiic Stomach? {n less digestion is prompily aided the system is debilitated w.th liss of vital foree, poverty of Blood: Drop sical Tendency, General Weakness or Las:itude. Take it to assist reaction, it will impart youthfu. vigor to the weary sufferer, - Have you Weakness of the Intestines T You arein danger of Chronic Diarrhoea . the Dreadful inflimmation of the Bowels. - Have you Weakness of the Uterine or Urinary Organ? You must procure-in-stant relief to suffering worse than death. Finally it should be frequently taken to keep the system in perfect health or you are otherwise in great d inger of malarial, miasmatic or contagious diserses. . i 3 . JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt Btreet. New York, Sole Ageat for the United States. Price, Ove Dojlar per Bottle. 'Send tor circular.

ROMOVAL! >Having moved intomy 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 ot FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS ‘also the great ) /fglz_;‘ e~ :é/( T e\ S 5 T LR 4 *~<‘;§}‘; e i 3 \‘"’;:.é"" _”‘ 4 2 ; i 2 N /.‘. - ) YEOMAN’S and JONES' G S AT - Spring Bed Bottoms which only need to be used to be liked. Posi- : . tively NO HUMBU(. e G e : OO L NB§ Ofall Biz~B constantly kept on hand, and trimmed to order. Funerals aitended with Hearse when degired. Bell pullinside the door. As ul Hod S B Rs A WC AL HROWN, =~ - Ligonier, Aug. 2, 1871, if, By '.

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WISHART’S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAT , RDIAL, - NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY t FOR THE . ! : Throat and Lungs. It is gratifying to us to i;}form the public that Dr.L. Q. C. Wishart’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an etiviable teput.ation from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, and from thence to some of the first families of Europe, "not thr‘oﬁgh,the press alone, but by persons throughout the States actually benefited and curéd at his office. W'hi]e‘he publishes less, so say our reporters, he is unable to supply the aenlalel. It ga'ins and hdlds its reputatioﬁ— First. Not by stopping cough, but by loosening and assisting nature to throw off the qnhealthy mattef c-n]lecteﬁ about the throat and bronchial tubes, which cause irritation. i Second, Itremoves fhe causeof irritation (which produc‘e; cough) of the mucuoué menzbrqne and bronchial tubes, agsists the lun.ge to acj% and throw dﬂ' the unhealthy secretions, and purtf{g;the blood. 'J‘hir(}. It is free from squils. )obeliwé ipecac vand opium, of which most throat and ung remedies are composed, which allay cough only, and disorganize the stbmach, Ithas a soothiﬁg effect on the stomach, acts on the liver and kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching to. every part of the system,.' and in its invigorating a;ld purifying effects it I;msi gained a repumtioh which it must hold above all others in the market.

; INOTICE. e ® The Pine Tree Tar Cordial, Great American Dyspepsia Pills o AN : WORM SUGAR DROPS Being under my immediate direciion, they shall not lose théir curative qunlitieé by the use ofcheap and impure articles. : : : HENRY R. WISHART, : PROPRIETOR, / FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. L. Q.C. Wishart’s Office Parlors are open on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednésdays, from'9 A. M tos p. x.,_t:or'co_nsnltgtion by Dr. Wm. T, Magée. Witl; hjm are associated two consulting physicians of acknowledged ability. This opportunity is not offered by any other institution in the city. : All lgtien must be addressed to e No. 232 NORTH SECOND ST, e PEILADERREIA, ' b Novmber 20,'72.-6m-30 S

- = ‘m = A'.'- * N < ;.2‘;’. “‘" mf:\‘—ﬁf X U ] 53 B 0 P BN g . Seid S PBDSet el A 0 B B f [ Sy ey B R) E <, 3 e 3 A ot /7‘T Hss {1 . W or R PR 3 U i k ol \ f\k’ £ ==f \ZE- B IFik . ] () T eTR eG e S =— = /N = (R SN\ s s s 5 W=) =/ S D T e [ O b ‘E:-;“i“_"‘:- v "’2‘ » AL a v o ®» . N 7 a‘;?:#] R \X B £ -m»&"’ % NS ey N (=) 4 ¥ A £ o i TRO = e 0 N : N A 3 A / i TOMCH-REG LJIOR. ’ 4 ¢ # by S W __M 4'o(.s——-7.”. 7 3 , v r TEN REASONS WHY Na.Fami;y should be without a botile of i WHITTLESEY in the house. ; 13t.—It will relieve the worst case of Bilicus CholicorCholera Mogbus in 15 minutes. 2d.—lt will cure the most cl stinate case of Dyspepsia and Indigestion in a fow weceks. % = 3d.—Tlt is the best “remedy in the werld for Sick Headache, asthousands can testity, if taken when the first ‘symptoms appear, : 4th.—lt is the Lest diuretic ever put before the public; curing those distressing complaints,: Dlabetes and Gravel and other Urinary difficulties. ¥ £ Sth.—lt is a most excellent: Fmme has= gOfue":'md to the Youne Clrts middle aged Women, and at the iurn of Life, tlis remedy is of incalculabls value. . Gth.—lt will remove wind from the bowels, and hence a few drops in some sweetened wetcr: given to a babz is betier than a dezen c‘vr(?f::h.io Relieve and make it Slceps Containiag no anodyne. . Zth.—ltis acure relicf for odelis ard children affected with Worrmis nd Pin Woimse Lt will bring away the weri s, e Bth —lt will cure tic Files and Hemor= rhodial difficulties, ; ; Oth.—lt will curc Gon atipaiton ond licep the bowels regular. Tt witd 0165 piie thv vt case, ofSummerComploiss:: it veortory. 10th.—It will quie four Crtcmachsy Gtimulate the tiver (o loolthy zcticn, Relieve Homre 0 priend sigt i o gonerel Rexzulator of e & When taken ditare tlic coc ik ermar and Water to o Wined = txoi Coopl il you havea pleannnt t2rins, : Whittlesey-(Uivepepsia Cng) O v~ Lottle. Whittlesey' Actre Cure ol popidlioine ¢ ; Whittlesay Conch Crase Jos ob Vieyelalbinia Sold hy all dens iera ¢ ey s ine il g ' Vidthe gl s Toniks SRt da g

5 # o PURIFY YOGUE .LOOD. .le For Scrofula,Sercfz- & lous Biscases of ik ate Eyes, or Sc:ofvsia ju any form, : ore Any disease or er .ion ol OJS the Skin, disease of the Liver, Qs 9 Rheumatism, Pimples, Oil'd . Sores, Ulcers. Broken-down < Constitutions: Syphilis, or any g disease depending on a deEasY. | praved condition of the blood @O uy , . 65\8p DPR. CROOK’S p‘l{:‘\ 5 SYRUPOF = sl% POKE ROOT. &Y b%‘f’" ¥ 4 It has the medicinal property JI G of Poke combined with a prep: : aration of Iron which go¢s af @/ - once into the blood, perforu 4 ing the .most rapid and won B derful cures. i ' - Ask your Druggist ior Dr. Crook’s Compund Syruo of +’oke Root—-take it and. be

OLD PAPERS! FOR WRAPPING PURPOSES, CLEAN_j AND UNCUT, AT o Seventy=-Five Cents; L Per Hundred, at the | Banner Office

Dr. Crook’s Wine ofTar. Ak N 1O EYS F*:x\ s e o eOPed A AN Public Test ‘P. 4 2 = % S SRR ‘Has proyed,: -5 & o ~,,~,W’l“&f"s“if < G e SR il ERRS YET TR Y= WINE i To_ have - more B¢ Mmerit than ‘any MR similar - ps é;vm-'a-RN S tion ever offered the publie, .. - Ttis rich in the medicinal guale fties of Tar. and unequaled for diséass es of the Throat and Lungs, performing the most'renmrkabie‘_,,cu‘res. s Coughs, Colds. Chronic Coughs. e ©Tt effectually cures them all Asthma and Bronchitis. .~ *~ Has cured so many cases * - * it has- been pronounceda .- - specific for these complaiits For pains in Breast, Side or Back, Gravel or Kidney Disease, Diseases of the Urinary. Organs, Jaundice orany Liver Complaint, L : It has noequal. It is also a superior Tonie, '~ " Restores thé Appetite, Strengthens the System, = = - Restores the -‘Wpak and - s Deliliateds Causes the Food to Digest, -~ = = Removes Dyspepsia and © o _lndigestien, Prevents Malarious Fevers, . = ~ Gives tone to your Sysieam. TRY DR.CROOK’S WINECFTAR

- SMOLANDERS The Greeat Dinetic Componnd, - : . llsa sure, quick remedy : for all diseases of" the 7 Kidneys Bladder; L AED. * and Urinary Organs, oy . existing- either iﬁale = ﬁ "\ . or female, As,lrritas. e .)}- tion, Inflammation, BT e /£ OF Uiceratxon'of the AN+ o 8 Kidneyand Bladder, QU T Gravel; Stone in . /- < Bladder, Reddish or i BrickdustSediment in Urines Thick, ' Gin ~-Clondir!, or Ropy Urine, Painful Urinating, Bedwetting,' Mucous and Involuntary -Dtscha%es, Forbid Irritation of Bladder and Ure=, thra, Chronic Catarrh of Bladder, Sup= pression, Retention, or Incontinence of Urine, Diabetes, Dropsy, Organic Weaks= ness, Fel?ale Complaintsé‘émq all Chronic Maladies of the Urinary and xual,oll;%ans. i Thousands can attest to its wonderful cura«: live prolg_erties in thése diseases., . .. » .= For Nervous Debility, with its gloomy nttendants, Dizziness; Loss of Memory, Low Spirits, &c., it is a sovereign remedy. SMOLANDER’S BUCHU. buoys up the enervated system, im?ar_ting new life and vigorous action,. tho - whole: system becoming strengtheueq and _invigqrated.-_ e B Besure and ask for SMOLANDER'S BUCHU, Insist upon having i, and take no others - PRICE $l.OO. SIX BOTTEES,"DgOQ-§; Sold by all Doalers in Medioines = SOLD BY FISHER ‘BROTHERS, AGENTS FOR LIGONIFR, IND - ALSO, SKINNER & MENDENHALL, ALBION, INDIANA, JOB PRINTING - Neatly anf expedously oxecated atihe] NATIONAL BANNER OFFICE

e 4 -e, /4 o Y 3 L& ~ 0 T ¥ i & FONH N(& ! ok § N.“ : /N . ) S A e \2 L AN Y RN N - y VINEGAR BITTERS: Cvinegar Bitters dic Lol Vi s 007 Drink, made of .Poor um, \TI:FI:\"; Bl Sgiti(sﬂnd‘ Refuse ‘Liguofa, doactored, spioad, | aol Bweepened: to, pitase’ g wesle, cibiid JteTonios T 4 Appetizers,” “Lostorqrs? &o. “that dead Al tippler on o dripkenuess and rain. butarca tres Medicine, paade from tia—‘nativéroofs and herbs of Califgrnia, f(ree fiott all'Aleohplic Stimulants, Theyl ars gt Grogt Rlood Purifier avd & Life-giving Dinciple, a ‘Perfect Renovater and luvizoriior of the Bystent, careving ol all POlsoneus MpLior ald ‘ restoring thie bload 10 . Leallyy ‘L-w:i{i jon, €l~ «riching: it, - yeireshing apd inviZorafing beiy amind sk body? ‘ They dic casy ol adinisiic. tien, prompt. in theiy ociion, ¢ortaia, fn tachy results, safe fndreliahis in all forms of «:‘\ , . «Na Personcantake thepo Blitefs e cording to dircetiens, and remdin Jonsgin Wil .Jprovided -their’ boncs urg. not dsiroyed by - aineral poison-or other lzxr;nr, gl the vitsl Tergans wasted beyond the point ofvepair, Dyspepsia or Indigesiipn, Licdacne, Pain i the Shouklers, Coughs, flizhtness of th 2 Choest; Dizzindss, Soul Eructations of the Stei_gch;Bad Tastein the Mouth.Biliptis Attacks, PulT pitatiorrof the Heart, Infammation of the Lungs; - Painintheregions of the Kidiieys. and ahundrod :other painful symptoms, ore the cfisprings of > Dy¥pépsia, -In these m;}éxptsi!‘.LE, it hagnocquals | < aRd one bottle will prove & botlier guarinicd of, fsmerits than aleusthy adveriisenielt, s Por Female Complaints| in young orolil, ‘married orsingle, at tie dawd of wor¥anhoed, c.orthe turnof life; these Tonie I Ittersalispiny £o dacided an-infuence that uu.‘!;‘.rl;c.,l Liprove“7pent i 8 scon pereep.ibie. ! o For s Inflammatory and C#ronis | Rixetmnatisin and Gout, Lispopsiv e lici- 1 gostion; Bilious, Remittent apd litermitiont Fevets, Diseascs of the Llood. Liver. Ridueys and |, Bladder, thiese Bitters have beenimost succoss ul, “-Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood,ywhi-h is cenerally praoduced by cordngémcnt o tie Digestive Oriana. - MR e | S TPheyare A Gentle Purgative as xwell as aTonie, DOSSESSIng {5O L 0 et s 10z f o acting asay poweriul ageat i réueving Cona | ~gesdon; or- Inflaminaticn CLLLE Liver cuid Vis-| ~-céral Organs and iu Bilious lideascs, - For Skin Diseases, Lruplions, Tottor, Bait-1 . » . Rhpuay; Bloteltes, Spots, Pimplos. Pustuics Lo s, | Carbiincles,Ring-worms, Seald4lead, Sote Lyca < Erysipalas; Jieh, Scurty, lMscoioratjons cf tie - Skin, Huinors: and. Diseascs of thie Shkin, of - Whatever name or nature, are literally dus vp aand carried out'of the systery fna ghott tinia by the use of ticse Eitters: (Cne battlciastei casts - will convinee e niost incredylous of Lieir cus) “eativeeficéia ) . s Lleanse”the Vitiated IDlood vhenever you: Lol its idipiridcs Latsl ta lironsh de SRRy IndPimplcgslrenlions, ertiorey ; cleamse it Svlich you find ibobsirucicd-end siuriznia thol VCing s cloanse-iwhen 16 1 fukl 3 your vy ewit el yowvhen, | Keep. the| Bleod. pure. aid| oghidhealih of Ihs systesn Wil falioxr,, . = Girnteftdl Thousahwds proclaim Vinnaani PITTERS the: 1108 t Weadsrll Invijorant that Cevorsustiined the sinkidgeyofen, ’ Pin, Papey and olldy \WWorms; hurking ~Anithe "systein'of 86 matiy thoWsancy, ‘are cooa- ! J-tudllysdestroyed and romoved) Sars a Cistin-| giished physiclogist t Ghere i seartely snindi- |- ovdlduaronihie faccefthcearih ‘i‘.’l.nsc Lody 1362, " emipt from the presence of vopiis.,. iz net v -0 the healthy clomentsof 19 bodyihat wormns i~ oexist, but upon the discased 11\1'1:(;.';;1::1 gl -deposits that breed- these Hing yvionsters of | aisease, No gystem olmcdicinp, HO vermiuses; | ;o posanthelminities, willjfree [l‘ Eystéia fromn | S-worms Jike these Bitiera, Rl 4 . ~ . Meehanical Discases.—Dis6ns engnsed™ i* tnPaints and Mincrals, 51:‘3.11;”.‘ fertior s i petters, - Gold-beaters, cud Hincss, a 3 tacy 1a-L-yanes i lle, gre syhjoct o parllysis of (g - Bowels,r To gudrd azdlust Leis, tolic a dose of & WALKER'S VINEGAR BITTURSHAVICS 0 vceh, ; - Bilious, Remiitient, pud Intermil- - fent Feversy Which re sq provitent i tio 2 ovalleysofonpgreat riversturouziront thal nitiad - Stares, especially those of the hiississipri, Ghi, - ‘Missouri; Itipeis, Ternessee! Cumberiand, Are kansas, Rvd; Colorado,. Lrjzos, Ilio Grands, - Poarl;; Alabatnn, < Mobile, Sivannah, Roanek:, sJJames, and many olhers, wWith their vast trivi- | | - Raries,, throughout our cntite’ coliitry duriig the Summer-and Autumn, and remarkably go * ‘during scasons of unusugl heat and dryness, ava - ~invariably accumganied by cxtensive-deranza--2 yoents of the stomach and liver, @i othice ab“deminal viscefa. In their treatment, a pursa~tive, -cxerting ‘a poweriul influener tpon thicse ovarions'organs, is cssentially necessary., Thers ~ 18 no cathartic for the purpose cquai’®o Dis J. WALKER'S VINEGAR:- BITTERS, €8 (hey will . Bpecdily remove the dark-colored viscid maticr . i\\'ith‘\\\hich tlie bowels are loaded, &t the'same timestimu.ating the secrctions of the liver, and . generally restoring the healthy functions oi tue 5 digesli\'c organg. 1. ¢ : = 7 "Serofula, or King®s Tivil, WWhite Swell‘fogs, Uleers, Erysipelas, Swcencd neek, Golire, Scrofulous. Inflammations, Indolent lnfiamma- . ‘tions, Mercurial “Affections, Old Sores, Erup- -~ tions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, cte., etc. In these “-asinall other constitutional Diseases, WALERR'S - VINEGAR BITTERS have shown their griat curative powels in the most obstinate i Iniract--2 ale cases, .ot ylos e oy . Dr. Walker’s Cglifornia Vinegar * Bitters act on all these cases in a siladier “ypanner. - By purifying the Blood thay remove | “the cause, and by resolving away the eticets of -the inflammation (the tubercular deposits) the =affected parts-receive health, and a plriaancut ~roure is etrected. e i The properties oIBR. WALKER'S VINEGAR “BIrTERS gre . Aperient, Diapuorctie, Carmii-~-ative; - Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretie, Sedative, . Counter-Irritant, SHudoriiic, Alicratives . ‘and Anti-Bilious.. 5 L ““The Aperient and mild Laxative proper ties ‘of DRI WALKER!S VINEGAR BITTEKS are ~- the-best safe-guard® in cascs of cruptious and - malignant fevers, their balsamic, healing, and soothing properties protect the humors of the . " fauces.- Their Sedative properties allay pain in “thenervous system, stomach, and bowelg, either ~from inflammation, wind, colie, cramps, ete. . . Fortify the hody against disease by - purifying -all-its fluids with VINEGAR BITTER=~ - . :Noepidemic can: take hold of a system thud’ - fore-armed. - i ! “- Directions.—Take of the Bitters en going . ~tobed at night from a halfl 1o one and one-liwd{ . wine-glass{ull. Eat good nourishing food, such - as beef-steak, mutton chop, venison, roast-beel, < -and vegetables, and _take out-door excreise. . 'Fhey. are compased of purely vegetable ingue-~»-dilents, and contain no spirit. ' o o S ts T RGH. McDONALD & €O, Proggisisand Gen. Agis,, Sun Frauceco &al, & cor. of Washington and Charlion Sis., N.Y. - gmm) ‘BY, ALL DRUGGISTS & VPIALKES,

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