The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 32, Ligonier, Noble County, 4 December 1872 — Page 3

Hational Banner, LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

—Remember Will M. Carleton’ will be here on the 18th inst. : : —lr anticipation of the l¢cation of the Canada Southern through this place, real estate is looking up. —lt is currently reported ghat the Kan. ‘kakee Railroad 'is to be exfended trom Plymcuth to:Ligonier. = | - —The only buggy that cbuld be seen on our streets last Thursday was that of Sheriff Hough. Sosayeth Stdve Lockhart. —The receipts of the.(Qdd Fellows Festival at Lagrange last wdek, amount. ed to only $29.50. " Ligonier fcan beat that “all hollow.” : ~—Bol. Harper, one of Perty township’s oldest and most respected citizens, is lying on the point of death, He has been ina suffering condition for some ftime. —One of William Keller’d horses yield: ed to the pressure of the epizoatic,and is no more. Algo one of Epoch Fetters' equines. L } . —Nearly everybody we meet talk of coming out to hear Carleton| on the 18th idst. The entertainment prdmises to be a success.. - ‘ —Among other r{xilroad items afloat is one to the effect that the Lalke Shore Rail road Company contemplate |the building of an air-line branch from| Ligonier to Chicago, via Valparaiso. | v —Wae are told by persons fwho attended Will M. Carleton’s entertaigment at Kendallville, that “it was the richest literary treat the citizens have enjoyed for many a day.” ; L ~—Dr. Allen, of the Canada Southern Railway, was in town last night, the guest of Hon. A. Pancake. The Doctot will at once proceed to secure the right of way on th”g_,Wofcottville-Ligonicr ute,

. —TLast Thurgday not a snlltary téam wag hitched on the public eqnard, owing either to the prevalence of the héorse dicease or to a general desire on part| of our rarsl friends to appropriately oiserve thanks giving day. | : —From the Lagrange papers we learn that a petition will be predented to the Commissioners next week. fpr an election upon the question of giving aid in thes conetruction of the New York & Chicago. Air Line Railroad. —There is'not a whit more danger, as. one of our exchanges understands it, in - bringing a well horse in contact with one having. the epizootic, than there is in using him at home. The (lisease is epidemic and not contagious, | ; —The horee disease, thaks to ingenui ty of journalists, already hhs nine highsounding ‘names, as follows: Epizootic, Hippomelaria, Epihippic, Hippozymosis, Ecbroquodronchiatic, Hippogrip, Eppigooty, Eppizooty and Hipphic. : —That official positions re not always of the most lucrative charagter, is attested by the fact that ‘Squire Green, one of the High Joints in the Iddings Prickett Stan. ley contest, is out three dollars for neces BATY eXDenses over andf'obo e his fees. - —The Goshen parfzacrat says :—“Sev - ernl more handsome brick blocks will be erected on Main street mext summer; and then, with our beautiffil streets and fine private residences, Goshien will be the handsomest city in the State.” : -—The fire buckets, and all the accouterments of the fire department, have been moved to the new building on the.publib square. In case of fire the key will be found at Mr. Silas Shobe'd’residence, just north of the building. Nqw is the time for our young men to organize their praposed Hook and Ladder company. —Concerning the Canada Southern Railway, we are only able to state that the Wolcottyille-Ligonier line has béen found to be a very excellent ond, and that the engineers are now making a final survey. They are expected to arriye here by next Saturday when we will doubtless receive additional information as to the practica—bility of the contemplated| route. | . =—A most remarkable rciilroad accident is reported by the Lagrange Independent a 8 having occurred at Lima last Friday. An “extra” going down tle track at full speed, struck the wagon of Mr. Joseph Btead, breaking it to pieces, and throwing Mr. 8. a distance of 40 or 50 feet. MF. Stead’s injuries are reported as severe, but probably not fatal. - .—=>Several real estate transactions took place in town last week., Postmaster Goodspeed sold the trame buginess house and lot occupied by Miss Dickey to J. E. Huff man, for $1450; J. B, Stoll sold the north--22 feet of Lot No. 9to H. R. Cornell and H. M. Goodspeed, for $1500; and L. Schloss sold 'a dwelling [house and lot on ‘Piety Hill to Rev. J. E. Harris, for $l2OO. —A somewhat remarkable thanksgiving party assembled at {the residence of our venerable friend, Wm. Galbreath, Sen., on Thursday last. Tt consicted of James Galbreath, of Laporte, aged 72 years; Jno. Galbreath, of Ligonier,|aged 74; Wm, Galbreath, Hawpatch, aged 76 ; the child ren of Robert Galbreath, of Illinois, whose age is 80 years; and quite a representation of the children and grand-children of the above named senior Galbreaths. It was a most cheerful assembly. -

—The epizootic is still among us, although it is not regarded with such serious apprehensions as it fwas on its first appearance. We.have Heard of no deaths in this place from the dilease, and do not believe there have been any. Many of the horges first attuck‘edf with it are now at work, and great care |should be exercised in their driving, ag too great exertion, and want of prop’er care, may bring about fatal results. L —The North~Easterd Indiana Medical Yociety met in this placd yesterday. About .wenty physicians wer;f in attendance. A number of persons appdared and were examined, and many inté}eéﬁng cases were reported and discusged.| Dr. G. Erickson presented a case of amputation at the knee i (Malgaigne’s operation,) the patient hav*ing entirely recovered and leaving an excellent stump. The igcussion of the . subject : “Can legislation be protective to the medical profession 1" was deferred to the next meeting. Dr. Kllis, being called to Indianapolis in his capacity as Presi dential eléctor, was unable to be present ~ to deliver an address, fore no public ‘meeting was held as previously announced. The proceedings were of the utmost - interest throughout.. The next meeting UG IS A Anpcts 00 the second.

Avilla Loecal. . AviLnas, November 30. Eprror BANNER:— The engineers of the Baltimore, *P)‘ttsburgh and Chicago Railroad ére in town at present. They are not surveying a new line, a 2 some have falsely reported, but they are correcting ‘and straightening up curves, and are setting the centre stakes as they go, on the last surveyed line, which runs south of this town and intersects with the Detroit & Eel River and the Jackson & Saginaw Railroads, at Auburn., The indications at present are, that the railroad company will select this route, and as they are receiving many offers from sub contractors to do the grading, they doubtless will commence to work early in the spring. The right of way through this township is about secured, and even the depot grounds are offered as a donation, by Messrs. Speccer and Wheeler, the present owners of the old- “ Tenant Farm,” which they recently purchased of Mr. K. B. Miller, and through which the railroad will run. i

The report, started at Kendallville, that a branch of the B, P. & C. Railroad was to run from Defiance via Auburp and Kendallville, is untrue, as I am assured by good railroad authority. It istrue the company is desirous of having a branch leading into Michigan, which is to Tun from Defiance via Bryan to Coldwater. So you see Kendallville is left “out in the cold” again and must be content with two roads for the preéent.' - A brakeman on the Grand Rapids & Indiana v'rs'xilroad,' who lived at Sturgis, but whose name I have not learned, was killed near Huntertown, while sitting in the caboose, by the falling of a plank from a lumber car which was attached to the caboose. The deceased lived but a short time after the accident. i Last Thursday while Rev. Mr. Moore, of Swan township, was out riding with his wife he accidentally drove over a stump, upsetting the wagon box and throwing Mrs. Moore under the wheels of .the wagon which ran over her body, causing death within twenty-four hours. The deceased was widely known and universally respected. She leaves a large circle of friends to mourn over her death.

The epizootic-has made its appearance in this and adjoining townships, but as yet it is confined to a few cases, . There are numerous buildings to be erected in this town next spring, among them a two story brick store house will be erected by Messrs. Baum, Walter & Co. Our town possesses a first-class livery stable now. Any one wishing to go into the country from this place can be accommodated. i : ‘Messrs. Baum, Walter & Co: are, and have been, shipping regularly every week from one to two car loads of live hogs. Our town is as good a live stock market as any 1n this part of the counftry. There are two firms dealing in Poultry ; one firin alone shipped within three weeks 150 barrels. _ I am grieved to note the departure of our esteemed fellow citizen and townsman, Mr. Am. Suyder, to Ligonier, as he is an intelligent and industriotis young man. I wish him abundant success in whatever business he may engage in. ~ Itis due to Mr, R. 8. Haines, the late Trustee of our township, to credit Him with the fine, two story brick schoolhouse referred to in last week’s issue of the BANNER, as he proposed the building. Our town pobsesses a Masonic Lodge since the Ist of November. Its principal officers are Joel Isbell, W. M.; S.K.Ran} dall, 8. W., and G. H. Fairbanks, J. W. Its prospects are very flattering. _ The Catholics intend to erect a new brick church next spring. This step is very necessary, as their congregation is large and is growing stronger every day. . ; . REPORTER.

Cromwell Items. | DEAR BANNER:—AImost all the own- ] ers of horses in this vicinity are afraid of the epizootic. It has not made any great prevalence among us'as yet. A case or two at Indian Village and the samz toward Sparta, is about ‘all. None are seriously ill; and as yet' we have no deaths to record. Scarcely a man can be persuaded to take bis team to Ligonier for fear of the disease, and yet we have it among us and on all sides. I have a theory that if horses are used properly and well cared for the danger is not great, but tast driving and warming a team of horses and then leaying them stand for hours in the cold without a blanket or shelter, would produce the disease were it not ever in the country. I thiok, too, that the account of the disease at your place has been won derfully magnified among us, and many persons have been deterred from going there to trade, when really-there was but little danger. And so it is, a molehill soon becomes a mountain ; and I do verily believe that if the proper care was taken, with an eye open to prevention, there is dt present no more real danger of losing horse flesh than in seasons of ordinary distemper. As it is, a great deal is lost to all parties in trade which really need not be. Let all of 'us resolve to try to I understand our own interests. NED. -

Our excellent friend, Senator Beggs, of Franklin county, recently offered-a resolution directing an inquiryinto the charges that William R. Holloway, Samuel M. Douglass and A. H. Conner, ' while-State Printers, had defrauded the State of large sums of money on fraudulent vouchers for paper. That’s right. Compel all public plvnderers to disgorge. :

TuAT graceless scamp, Bill Moreau, has again come to grief. The Lagansport Sun company, ‘which recently employed the “great Bourbon leader” to manage its editorial columns, now publishes a notice that the stockholders of that concern will not be liabie for debts contractzd by their editor, Mr. Will C. Moreau, and warns the public not to trust him on their account. el ; o £

J. B. 870 LL, who was a candidate on the democratic State ticket in October for Auditor of Indisna, has recently been elected President of the board of trustees of the town of Ligonier. . He will no doubt be an efficient. officer and an ornament to his sex. We rejoice at his prcmotion and tender congratulations to his constituents.— Rensselaer Union, . Promotion—you be hanged! ‘ ; WE refer our readers to the advertise. ment of Messrs, Engel & Co., in to-day’s paper. They have just received a new .8 voice of clothing and gent's furnishing goods. Go and see them, and price their goods, and we are sure yo‘u_;wn{ ‘buy, *

.- Union Thanks giving Sermon, At the M. E. Church in Ligonier, Nov. 28th, 1872. President’s Proclamation was read by Rev. F. A, Sale. A hymn (read byjßev. W. Vanslyke), was sung by the choir, and prayer offered by Rev. Mr. Caskey. The 147tiy, and 148th, Psalms, and 2d Chap. Ist Tim. were read by Rev. Sale. » [ i After an appropriate. discourse by the Rev, Mr. Harris, of the Christian Church, a hymn by the choir, and a prayer by the Rev. Mr. Leathers, of the Lutheran: church, the bymn, “My country, 'tis of thee,” wassung by the choir, and after the singing of the Doxology, the benediction was pronounced by Rev. Harris. = ~ The Uhnion prayer-meeting, at the Christian church in the eveaing, was welt attended, considering the storm.

- The Horse Disease, It will be wel! if the owners of horses will cut the following instructions, issued by the United States quartermaster to all government employees having in charge horses belonging to the government, and preserve the same for future reference in case the malady should make its appearance in this county: / . On the first appearance of the disease give the horse a thorough ateaming with boiled oats placed in a bag and so fastened to the head that the steam from the oats will be inhaled. Repeat this until the discharge from the nostrils is free and of a natural color. Then take leather, or what is petter, carbolic disinfectant, in grains like large sized cannon powder, placelt in a shallow pan and burn it - where the horse will be obliged to breathe it. If the throat is sore (which generally is the case) apply frequently hot vinegar, rubbing it well in with the hand, and - wrap the throat in flannel dipped in vine ‘gar.” Sponge out the nostrils frequently with warm vinegar. Blanket well night and day, bu‘ not enough to produce sweating, and give plenty of fresh clean bedding. Give several bran mashes, with from one halt to one ounce of powdered nitre in each, and ‘use linseed meal or flaxseed in the oats. Use tepid water in the mash. The hay and oats should be moistened with water—preferably tar water. ' Most cases, if taken in time, will yield to the above treatment, ; but should the attack be very severe, accompanied with' considerable fever and very sore throat, instead of vinegar, an embrocation of equal parts of linseed oil, turpentine, tincture of cantharides and hartshorn should be rubbed in, night and morning. Giye as a drench, night and morning, the following : Spirits of nitre .ether, 1 ounce ; laudanum, 4 drachms ; nitrate of potassa, 3 drachms, water, 1 pint. Mix, Should the horse refuse his feed, offer him frequently thin gruel with a hand. ful of pulverized-slippery elm bark and licorice root stirred in it. Sl , - When convalescing exercise gently. daily and stimulate the appetite with the following ball : Extract of gentian, 6 drachms ; powdered ginger, 2 drachms. Mix. A handfull of ashes mixed with a little salt thtown into the feed trough for the horse to lick up, will be relished by him and will be beneficial; ;

S . Attention, Ladties. - Rich Holiday Goods at J. Decker's,— such as vases, the nicest and Jatest styles, and far superior to anything before secn in this- place. Also a-fine selection of other Fancy Goods for Christmas. Ladies, don’t fail to look at them ;- it will pay you well.

Loox ouT ¥oR THE HoLipaYS I—Let it be borne in ming that Eldred & Son have the largest stock of toilet goods that can be found in any one drug house between - Toledo and Chicago. They also keep a "gfull line of drugs, medicines, paints, oils, &c. They cannot be undersold, and tliey always keep the best? Don’t fail to give them a trial. You can save money by it. ‘Remember the place: Post Office Building.

GaiL HaMirToN will winter in Washington with Speaker Blaine’s family ; but George C. Glatte will winter in Kendallville, and will devote his entire time and attention to furnishing the citizens with cheap groceries. and provisions, George is a gentleman in’every reepeét, and we advise our friends to purchase at the Pioneer Grocery. . *

Doxt buy & cabinet organ till you have seen the Gerrish Organ, in its new Impe rial Case with flexible sliding covers, recently gotten up and patented. .It is a marvel of elegance, beauty and fine workmanship, making the Gerrish the most desirable organ before the public. Prices and full particulars may be obtained of Dr. C. Palmiter, Ligonier, Tnd. . G. A. AINSWORTH, General Western Agent.

The greatest novelty of modern medical and chemical acience is tound in Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets, or Tasteless, Coated, Concentrated Root and Herbal Juice, Anti:Bilious Granules—scarcely larger than mustard seeds, yet possessing as much cathartic power as the old style of large, repulsive pills, while they are more easily taken and are pleasant in effect. 25 cents a vial by‘Draggists.

AcAsslz has been elected a member of the French Academy of Sciences, and Groh & High have been elected the most popular and cheapest grocers in Kendallville.. You can find at their grocery anything in their line of business. Be sure and call on them when you want to buy cheap. e »

LosT :—On Wednesday cvening, Nov. Roth, in the town of Ligonier, a spring seat to a two-horse wagon. The finder will be properly rewarded by leaving the same at Schloss’ Grocery, or with .- ! - MARGARET JONES, On Noah Long’s Farm.

FOB SALE.—A one story house and lot, in the east part of Ligonier. Terms easy. Inquire of J. W. Peters, at the BANNER Printing Office. .

MONEY! MONEY! Hear yea who are indebted to Peter Sisterhen : I musthave all monies due me‘on account before the first day of January, 1873. No delaycan be granted. Let all' whom this may concern take notice, and govern themselves accordingly. £ . P. SistERHEEN. Ligonier, December 4, 1872.- 3t. -

NEW ARRQ}\T GEMENTS . o Wakeman's Ol Stand on the Corner. Groceries and Crockery ware will now be sold for cash or trade only. ‘We propose to sell more goods in our line for one dollar than any house in this town. “No Trust” is our motto, and it will prove beneficial to all cash or trade buyers,

SOMETHING NEW LIGONIER'! ; . i o “i The subscriberswould inform the citizens of Ligonier and surrounding country, that they: keep constantly on hand a large supply of both

WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS,i With & Without Cylinders, | Which will be furnished to customers as desired, at reasonable prices. Those desiring one of'the most serviceable and most durable pamps, now in use, will find it to their advantage to give us a call at our Shop, at the South End of the New Bridge, before purchasing elsewhers. These Pumps are of the best manufacture, and_ ~of first-rate wood ; all have ) SUBSTANTIAL CAST IRON SPOUTS, Which are a greatadvantage over wooden ones . both for convenience and durability. Allof Our Pumps are Warranted to Wo}lg : Well in Deep or Shallow Wells ! | REPAIRING PUOMPS ; Done on shortnotice, and - ALL PUMPS WARRANTED! e Well Digging & Cleaning : . We are Srepared to Dig New Wells, Clean and Sink Old Wells, Drive and Repair Iron Wells, and in fact to do any and everythingin our line on the shortest notice. o All Kinds of Country Produce ! Taken at Cash Prices, in exchange for Work. {39 Remember the place, near the south end” of the New. Bridge, - PURL & HAYDEN.. . Ligonier, March 8, 1871, .

KELLER & KANN, .7 . - WE,MAVE THE .2 Lafgest and Best Stock of | Dry Goods, Clothing, &e., In K en(ﬁilavllviv;lle‘. | - GOODS CAN ME'BOUGI‘IT | . Vefv Much Cheaper ﬁan Eover .Before,‘at

HELLER & KANN'S. . FARMERS, Bring your Produce to me, and get the best price paid in Northern Indiana. CALL AND SEB. . : Kendallville May 17 1871-3 ;

GAITERS LADIES & CHILDRENS WEAR Lérg?est Stoék

GO TO F. W. SHINKE & BRO’S ] In Shinke's Brick Building, : ‘lf you want to see the best m’édolassortmen(t 6 Cstom-made e BOOTS &£ SHOES, AND ~ ‘ Eastern Made Work, { IN LIGONIER.L : Eépecial attention ;;a_lled te the subitnntialw manner in which our work is made, and also te the quality of the stock used. All werk done at ourshop iswarranted. i : F. W. SHINKE & Bro. Ligonier, March 13,1872. 5-1.

ONLY FOR |@ASs§ AND AT THE

VERY LOWENT PRICES. QUEENSWARE, . GLASSWARE, Table Cutlery Notions uf all Kinds, : ALL ;I;I—DS OF ' o GROCERIES, "WOODENWARE, LA : "MEYER BAUM'S, WANTED, AT MEYER BAUALS, HIDES v : PELTS, FURS - ~ POTAYOES, _ BUTTER, ___ SMOKED MEAT, ' DRIED APan5,.,&0..;Aﬁ..;% For whioh the highest market price will be paid e ‘““"“"mu. Ligonier, Nov. 8, Thbohls,

GREAT LIBERALISM !

. LIBERAL PRICES. Stritle While the I is Hot !

HOUSANDS come and give us & call an | car Tawsy @oods by the lqad gulno the Country? onrr’ DELIVERY WAGON ! ik :' i ! .:: - : " Isconstantly bm}ﬁ | : : e -- e L Delivering Groods b i Throughout the City. Do n(;; allow [yourself to think there will not be room for you for our,

STORE ROOM Is like the 3 ¥ ' ; b IRISHMAN’S SHANTY ! . Btill room for one m?re; Qomesn& See How L.iberal | oA — il s i b " GOOD N;ATI;IRED s [ e iy - Our Clerks ar;é,! ‘v ‘ - : " Always a Smile on Their Face, o <To think their P.roprietoré allow them to

Sell so Cheap ! : Wé keep onhél:nd G | A FULL ASSORTMENT og‘ EVERYZ.‘HING . To be had in the , GROCERY LINE! : ‘We algo keep on hand ?fulLsuppl} of WINES AND PURE LIQUORS : WE DO NLOT QPECII%'Y P'méEs | ; / 1 : On.anour SR . SUGARS,

Cal e b Teas, Coffee and Syrups ! : Onaccountofthe ENORMOUS PRINTER'S BILL, _ And in order o sell 80 cheap wé must do onr ] ~ business yery s 3 "- o : . -~ ECONOMICALLY, We cannot afford to buy the BANNER OFFICR and hire J. B. Stoll to run it for:our advertisement, butcomesndwewill | | _ ASSURE YOU SATISFACTION. : i e e & ey ‘4’ 5 ! / ._ £ 5 . GROH & HIGH.

HARDWARE EMPORIUM! : Desire to call attentionfto their splend'@ asgor‘tment‘of‘—; : . - Shelf & Heavy Hardware, | Wagon and Building Matﬁf_i_§¥p‘, ) 5“ o H@ 502 gi T = Elf“ e T ab%j;e A I e R e e 8 e ) E N RS\ N The COQUILLARD WAGON, Buggies, Carriages, Plows, Horse-rakes, Drills, Cradles, Woodenware, Tinware, Dbors, Sﬂsli, Cnl‘pehter’gs icpiils,. ~~ ALL KINDS OF STOVES. . Agents for Fairbanks’ Scales, which we sell at Factory Priegs.. Persons desiring to purchase anything in the Hardware Line, are earnestl.y l’:'eQue;tgd‘ .tb»:callf and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, ; SSRo TR Ligonier, Ind., July 10, 1872.—1 y - : L 4. ‘VE]IE&CO; . e

ENGEL AND COMPANY'S ADVERTISEMENT. = = . . WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR L-Arieﬁ, CHOICE, WFLLbELECTED . e ' ANDXNEW STOCK OF e CLOTEING! For Men, Youths, Boysa nd Oluldren, . OF ALL AGES, SIZES AND QUA LITIES. OUR ASSORTMENTOF ~ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, ,CLOTHS,' GASSIMERE, Jeans, Shirting, Flannels, and other Gooods for Men and Boys wear is Larger then Ever.- .- . s o i woomoae s g Merchant Tailoring Department, | , Wa cali particular attention to a new line Qf o / :=ﬂr : “ -' Fing French and English Diagonal Coatings and. Vestings, Farsign - tnd Gassimenss of all Colors and Qualities. -~ .~ . WE MAKE TO ORDER EVERY DESCRIFTION .OF MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR IN THE LATEST STYLE, EMPLOYING ONLY FIRST.CLASS WORKMEN. WE CAN GUARANTEE ~ - \ | SATISPACTION AT ALL TIMBES. .+ .%- We Make Wedding Out-Fits a Speciali'y ! , : - E9GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING. @1 |~ . ..=" = Reul, Tat Side Main Strect. f . - ENGEL & CO, AugallB72. 2 RKENDALLVILLE.

BANKRUPT SALE. WOOILLEN MIL.I.Ss. IN THE District Court of tlie United States, for - the District of Indiana. In‘BankruﬁmyA Inthe g atter of George W. Geisendorff, Bankrupt. The undersigned, Isaac E.'Kuiselﬂ, assignee of the Estate ana effects of said’ Bankrupt, hereby gives notice that pursuant to an order of said court entered on the 13th day of Novémber, 1872, he will sell at public anction to the highest and best bidder, upon the terms hereinafter set /forth, on Tuesday, December 17th, 1872, -Commencing at 10 o’clock ‘in the forenoon of said day, at the entrance to the office of the MaaNer WooLeN MiLLs, in the town of Rome City, in the County of Noble, and State of Indiana, in ‘said district, all the right, title and interest of the said | bankrupt. which he held at the time of the commencement of the proceedings in said matter, and all the right, title and interest of the undersigned as assignee aforesaid in- and to the following describef real estate and property, all situateé in the county of Noble, and State of Indiana, to-wit: | One parcel commencing at a stake on the west bank of tue reservoir. where the north line of the gouth half of the north-east quarter,of section 16, township thirty-five north, range ten east, crosses the same, thence running west on the center line of said quarter twenty-seven chains and sixty-six links, thence south on quarter line seven chains and six links, thence east by a parallel line with the first boundary line twenty-nine chains and twenty links to a stake on the bank of said reservoir, t%ence north along the reservoir to the place 'of]‘beginning, containing twenty acres. 5 Also, a parcel commencing two hundred and ninety feet south of the quarter post on the north line of section sixteen aforesaid; thence south . two hundred and thirty-seven and three-fourths feet; thence one hundred 'and ninety feet east; thence parallel with the allignment of the Grand ‘Rapids & Indiana Railroad to a point east of the place of beginning, thence west to the place of beginning. o i ‘Algo, oneggarcel commencing at the quarter post on the south line of section nine, township and. range aforesaid, thence north two bundred and eighty-five feet, thence east to the right of way of said railroad, thence alon% said right of way to a point east of the place of eginniu% thence west on said section line to the place of beginning. Also, one parcel commencing at the quarter post on the south line of said section nine, thence west two handred and twenty-eight and one-half feet, thence north to the water in the reservoir, thence along high water mark to the quarter line of said section nine, thence along said quarter line to the place of beginning, excepting therefrom a piece’ commencing at a point eighty feet due morth of the north-east corner of lot one in Rome City, thence west one hundred feet, thence north one hundred and ten feet,thence east one hundred feet, thence south to place of beginning. Also, one parcel, commencing at the south-west corner of the last described tract, thence west to the highway, thence along said highway in a north erly direction ninety-nineg feet, thence east to said last described tract, thence sonth ninety-nine feet to the place of beginning, excepting therefrom the progerty deeded to. Malinda Turk, on-the western border thereof.: - ; : Aleo, Lots four, eight, forty-nine, fifty, fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three, fifty-four, fifty- five, one hundred and ﬁftg—one one-hundred and sixty-seven,’ one hundred and sixty-eight, one hundred and gseventy, one hundred and seventy-one, one hundred and seventy-two, one hundred and seventythree, one hundred end sovonty four, one Numdred and seventy-five, and one hundred and seventy-six, in the town of Rome City, aforesaid. The parcels npon which said Magnet Woolen Mills are built, together with the mills and office, and all machinery, with looms, jacks, cards, &c., appertaining to same, will be sold together and without devision; all the other real estate will be soid in parcels, and all of said real estate will be sold free and clear of all liens and incumbrances whatever. ; : : At the same sale the undersigned will also sell large amount of {);rsonal property, consisting o dye-stufis, soap, hay-scales, platform scales, carpenter’s tools, office furniture, oil, kettles, stoves pipinf, tables, benches, a large amount of mixed shoddy, and' a quantity of,,warg, and a large amount of chosesin action, consisting of notesan acz:onnts, and a great mahy other articles of property. | Said real estate will be sold for one-third cash, one-third in gix months, and one-third in one year, with interest. Sales of personal ]imo‘perty shal] be for cash. Terms more particularly made known on day of sale. : ISAAC E. KNISELY. Nov. 15,1873 - Asgignee as aforesaid

; USE THE 3 ; Red Horse Powder ! . FOR ALL GENERAL DISEASES OF STOCK AND POULTRY. REFERENCES: o ' Horses oured of Glanders—Aaron Sniv;der’s, . U. 8. Assistant Assessor, Mount Atna, Pa.; C. Bacon’s, Livery & Exchange Stable, Sunbury, Penn’a. i 1y Horsescured of Founder—Wolf& Wilhelm’s, Danville, Pa.; A. Elig’, Merchant, Washingtonville, Pa.; J. N. Sloanaker’s, Jersey Shore,.Pa. Horse cured of Lung Fever—Hess & Bro’s., Lewisburg, 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. | ey ~ Cows cured—Dr. McCleery’s; J. H. MeCormick’s, Milton, Pennsylvania, o : Chickens cured of Cholera and Gapes — Dr. D.. T. Krebs’, Watsontown, Pa.; Dr. U. Q. Davig’, C. W, Sticker’s John and ,f ames inne{’a Miiton, Penn’a. Hundreds more could be o ted whoge stock was saved by ,usi%aad Hggo Powder. Pregnre‘dbv CYRUS BROWN, - Druggist Chemist and Horseman, athis Wholesale and Retail Dﬁ'ﬁ &,Obemical:ElTpprinmg No. 86 Btwdw?. ikon, Pa T g For sale in Ligenier by C. Eldred. l 2-9 m

- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, T est e ol W eL L R e @ perday! Agentswanted! Allclass: DO tO $9O es of working people, of either sex, young or old, make more. money at work for us in: their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Particulars_free. Address G. STIN--SON & CO., Portland. Maine; - eyl B 99 ()9 AGENTS WANTE D.~We guaraniee e employment for all, ither sex, -at ";s.")h:dperj day, or $2,000 or.more a year. - New works by Mrs, HB. Stowe and others. ~ Supérb premiums given away. Monpey maderapidly and easily. JParticu--ars free, QUEEN CITY PUB. CO., Cineinnati, 0. . the PRAVELERS of Hartford, Conn.. OURDARLING” A first class Chromo, is given fo every Snbscriber to GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK for 1873, whether a single subscriber for Three Dollars, or ina cluﬁ' of six for Fourteen Dollars. £ Address - - ib Bl ACGOPEY, - N. E. cor. Sizth and Chestnut Sts., ‘-Ph’ii»ade,_{phm.»‘;‘ See Advertisement in Lady’s Book for other Clibs.

1823, JUBILEE 1873, : OEGRE o igie B NEW YORK OBSERVER, The Best Religious and Secular Eamily Kowsha;je'r." 83 a Year with the JUBILEE‘ YEA,[{BOOK’. SIDNEY E. MOBSE & CO., ot 37 Park Row, New York. = Send for a Sample Copy.

’ FELLONWSY: -+ & Componad Syrup of Hypophosphites, w 2 A mnew and peculiar comhination of Hy- = 5 pophosphites, invented by-an English .= =~=Chemist. Tltcontainsthe prominent inZ= & Egredients which conatitute the Blood, S> == Brain, Muscles and Nerves of the healthy. &O A =human bedy, and re-establishes, in the :-"; = £old and young, vitality and power of en-»_-_;ms = Sdurance. It is particularly adapted to @ = Gall depressing and wasting diseases.— e Price,'§2.oo. s g RN g 4 . ' FULLER & FULLER, Chicago.-.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR. st.'Louls,'Michgan,-uagnfe’lmsbrlngs. The first Magrietic Water discovereéd in Ameriea ! [1869.] Has been visited by over 10,000 persons. : ENTIRE ROUTE BY B;All;l;()@l{._ e Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheu\ind?tiam{ _Gout, : Dis'ea,seéﬁ of the Bladder and Kidneys, Dgsspepsia, Impotency. and all diseases of the Nervous System, Contracted Joints. General Dehility. Prxe\Darns. For pamph= lets containing description, analysis of water, and all other information, ad’dres; MAGNETIC SPRING CCMPANY, St. Louis, Gratiot Co., Mich.

REMOVAL! Having moved intomy New Brick, onthe corner of Cavin and Second Streets, opposite my former place of business, I will be pleased to have myfrie'%dscan’andl_'sfee mystockof . - FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS! alsothégreat .= .=0 0 ° S Dk "‘ ee S o e S S e < ‘?a( ,;;/{; ; YEOMAN’S and JONES’ £ o 2 I//f’_;/’ Spring Bed Bottoms hich only need to be used to be liked. - Posi- > ! Y tively NO HUMBUG. Tl COFFINS Ofallsizes constantly kept on hand, and trimmed to order. - Funerals attended ;_w;ithﬂeh_yg when desired. Bell pullinside thedoor, - ‘Ligonier, Aug. 2, 1871, tf, - - el ‘ Residence forSalc. ‘A two-story frame dv'vgllinig and 1 1-4 acreso ;and. luorgz of hthe Riv;ar, in Ligonier, is offered or sale. On the prem gu.-ﬂa,an‘_of% ood barn, and other ontfbuild}ngﬂ.ﬂ,%jgﬁ!: 0 _,ﬁi*mﬂ‘ be sold at a;bsiziiﬁi an !:gﬁm’ Wm Llnzo'g:; Mﬁi HABR: oo i g 1 - G ei < S eSI T o (I Y

DAUCHY & COO.’S COLUMN . SN R RN PN o eN ) ~: LIONFYB»iIy made with our Stencil tnd\::{ g # L check ountfit. Circulars free. Staf‘ford Manufacturing Co., 66 Fulton St. N. Y. 85wd i‘f A Til-T ' ; T(=v $2OO per monthT Al\‘ ED AG l‘.ll\ rSm_nﬂolhe improved Family Knitting machine. The simplest and _best in the world: Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.. 345} Washington St., Boston, Mass. :A G 7 ' s WANIIED for Youman’s Diedon% ;' EN of évery day wants—a book of 20, -receipts.. Send for eircular. Best selling book in theUnited States. Address Coutinental Publishing Co., Clicago; Il * * eowd’

[ A gakerd un’ht :o-ﬂ-nmm t;er‘::i.’-s.“r ; i rrices Lo e ann s ,; t\e'?;r}.au, & TIFT, 102 E, 24 5t., CINCINNATI, »'Y . > AGENTS! A RARE CHANCE . “We will pay all ‘agents $4O per week in cash, who wil engage with.us at once . Everything furnished and’expenses-paid. Address 1 T - 3Dwd ‘A. COULTER & CO., Charlotte, Mich., * i e e e e J)sychomancy or Soul Charmingi.. L‘ How either séx may fascinate and gain the love «nd affections of any person they choose instantly — hissimple meutal acquirement all can possess, free 2ysmail, - tor 25¢,. together with a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding . ight Shirt, &oi~- A queer book. Address ‘ -sowd -T, WILLIAM & CO., Pubs., Philadelphia. Look! -Free to All ! $ ,"O PER WEEK TO AGENTS,MALR OR FEWe male. To all. who will write for an agency we will send a copy of the “Wonder of Wonders,” the ILLUSTRATED HORN OF PLENTY. It ‘contains over-50 beautiful illustrations, and will be ent free to all who may write. Address B * 35wd : L. GARSIDE, Patterson, N, J. : - 'FH”E best seliing book in the market is the strug- & glegof ' . ; | Petroleum V. Nasby It is illustrated by Thomas Nast, the greatest of American artists, and contains an introduction by Hon, Chas. ‘Sumner. A ents wanted for this, and Cther popular books, Agdress I. N. Richardson & op:, Boston, Mass.,and St. Lonis, Mo. 35wd - o et ——————————— Ay ~

BT aeiage Thea-Nectar a Pure Chinese Tea ] '_:_,\"’\ RN 77, best Tea Imported. WarGN o *ranted to suit all Tastes. ’ Put up in bur trade mark Half- - A SEEESESy, Pound and Pound packages on--(N "\ ly, 30 asd 60 pound boxes. For -N ef k‘\ sale at wholesale only by s SRS Tc Great Allantic and Pacific R - s Tea Company, J S4B P. 0. Box, 5506, Netw York City. Tes

S ; AGEN',I‘..S’WAN’I‘ED FOR TI{E : Light in the East! "The most comprehensive ahd valuable religious work ever F{xblished; also, for our new illustrated Fautily Bible,-containing nearly 500 fine ceriplureillustrations, and Dr. Smith’s coffiplete dictionary of of the Bible. Send for prospectus and circulars, and e will show you what agents say of thi, the best ' 'aud c¢heapest- Family Bible, and how fast they-are selling:it, Address’ NATIONAL PUBLISIﬁNG CO.,‘;‘Chicagg, lils Cineinnati, Ohio, or 8%. Louis, Moy i e 35w4 e e SOWER T D ONT BE DECEIVED, but for coughs, colds, sore throat: ‘hodrseness and bronebial difficulties, use only WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS ! AR i A 44 i o < WORTHLESS IMITATIONS are on the market, but the only scientific preparation of Carboiic acid for lung diseases is when chemically combined with ‘other well known remidies, as in shese Tablets, and all- parties are cautioned against using any other. - INALL. CASES of irriation of the mncous membrane these ‘Tablets should be freely used, their eleansing and healing proverties-are astonishin. | BE WARNED, never neglect a cold, it is easily cured in iss-dncipient state, when it becomes‘chronic the cure is exceedingly difficult, use Wells’ Carbolio /Tablests as a specifie, ' ... /JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt Bt., N. Y., ‘Sole Agent forthe U.S. Send for circular. = . ~ Price 25¢-per qox. : i | Wwd AGRENES wanted s’B ONCE for the ONLY Complete -and Reliable Life, Wondrous Discoveries, and Thrillidg Advena ture,sgoff i i v 5 et - LIVINGSTONE, | i one:volume, twith ‘the History and Results of the - STANLEY EXPEDITION. 600 pages. Only §2.50. Just what the masses wani. Otie lady sold.twenty the first day. 'Act Quickly.— There i 8 a rush for it. - Address.J. W. Goodspeed, - . Publisher, Chicago, Cincinnati, or St. Louis

REW BOOK FOR AGENTS. “We want agentp everywhere for a new, beautifully. 47 illustrated work of the aunthor’s ofvn ~ : .. adventures, entitled 2 : WILD Life in the FAR WEST comprising Incijents of nearly 30 years of Hunting and, captivity among the Comanches, in the Mexican war and with the Mexitans against Maximillian en- . counters with Apaches, Grizzly Bears, &c. Thrillingly interesting. Now ready. Rarly ®pplications gecure choice of Territory. |F, A HUTCHINSON & CG., Chieago, 111 - Aot 3owd : I)EN THE SEWERS.—When the Kidneys, -k . Liver and Bowels do not act healthful--3 ly. the wastes from the action of the system remains in the Llood, and produce irritation and : disease, . These organs are -the outlets to the . -system and under fhe influences of i ; Hantilton’s Buchw and Dandelion, are kept in good running order. e e oW G HAMILTON & CO., Cincinnati, . O AGENTS want absolutely the best selling: books ? “Send for circulars of Vent’s }Olhx'stm# ‘tred Family Bible. ~ Over 1100 pages 10 by 12 ' - “inches 200 pages Bible Aids, &o. Arabesque 86.25 Gilt -Edge, 1 clasp $8.25. Full Gilt, 2 clasds, $ll.OO. - “Belden, the White Chief,” evenings. 35th 1000 ready.. “The American Farmre’s Horse Book,” The standard. ~46th 1,000 ready, Epizootic treatment &' C,4F. Vent, New York, Cincinnati, Vent & Go‘odrioﬁ, Chicago. S s Jowl

575 10 $25() per Month &ysywhere, ‘male "td introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will wtiich, hem, fell, tuck; quilf, eord; bind, brald and embroider in .the most superior manneér. Price only §l5/ Fal1y licensed and warranted for five years. We' ' will pay $l3OOO for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than outs. ' It makes the ‘‘Elastic Lock Stitch.” Ervery second stitch can be cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay agents from $75 to $250 per month- and ex;peﬂses, or a commission from which twice' that -amonut can be made. Address SECOMB & Co., Boston, Mass ; Pittsburg, Pa., Chicago, lIL., or , St. Louis, Mo. . : 30w4

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Cheap Farms! Free Homes! On-the line of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. 12,000,000 acres ot the best Farming and Mineral ' lané#-in Americg. . g *5,000,000-acres in Nebraska, in the Platte Valley, unow forsale. : | ; Mild Climate, Fertile Soil, ) for grain growing and stock raising unsurpassed by any in the United States, : Cheaper in priee, more favorable terms given, and -more convenient to market than can be fouud else~ - -where. : Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers, - The best location for Colonies—Soldiers entitled = * to a Homestead of 160 acres. ' Send for the new descripte pamphlet, with new ‘maps, published in English, German, Swedish and ‘Danish, mailed free everywhere. Address 30wd o . O/F. DAVIS. > .7+ Land Com’r U. P. R. R. 00., Omaha, Neb. —_—_— . : X DUTY OFF TEAS., THE GREAT_AMERICAN TEA COMPANY have business:cohnections with all the principal ports -of China and Japan, and imjport their teas direct from place of growth, thus savi£ the’ consumer from 5 to ‘8 profits, It is now about 2 years since the Company was brganized—-and it has been a splendid suecess. fiom the very first, This was due to the fact that we imported and sold only — i 'The Best and Purest Goods -and distribnted them to our customers in all parts of ‘the United States, for one small profit only, between the:tea-glower and the tea-consumer. We origina- - ‘ted the system of supplying consumers in distant pazts of the country with teas, ar New York cargo prices, on the Club plan. And since we adopted this plau we have saved the people of this conntry Millio 8 of dollars annnally, in the cost of thig artiole of every day necessity. 3 i 5 ~. Send for Club =vireniar, which contains fall directions, premiums, eto. : L : ‘Great American Tea Company, @ 3l'and 33 Vesey Street : .0. Box 5643, NEW YORK.

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