Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 2, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 February 1858 — Page 3

e . ¥rom “ﬁa.l. " ;ﬁz ying the Election Returns. Bm} Feb. Q-ELThe Leaven- . worth. correspondent of the Democrat £ hll providing for the constix{ has passed the Le%i)shtnre.——‘ Xetters from Pawrence, in the Leaven“worth papers, contain accounts'of the “proceedings bi;:&e Board 'of Commi:_sioners appoiuted to investigate the eleot ‘&x:!:d:. Mr. aicLemg: chief ~elerk in the Surveyor General's office, “testified to having sent the returns of “both elections to, Platte City, at- Cal;v grequest; and that he had not _seen them since. The Dela,waﬁre Cross“ing returns had never been received at 1 e : ”!g lig was doubted and Sheriff Walker ‘was dispatched to Lecompton to search Calhoun’s office. ‘He found, buried in “#he ground under a wood pile, the iden,ﬁqﬂ?:ctnms which MecLean: swore to having sent to Platte City. .« Gov. Denver, the :Speaker of the - House, and the President of the Senate “examined them and swear to the same. | The returns which Calhoun counted “on the 14th ult., and the Delaware Cross“ing Returns are also among them, footin%&i&votes. : " Previous to this, Diefendorf testified _to haying given the Delaware Crossing . returns to Calhoun at Weston, subse-*-%;mnt to the court at Lecompton.— “Writs have: been issued for McLean and Mr. Woods, whe have to escape ar- ...

" CHIVALRY IN CONGRESS! . Wasmincron, Feb. 6.—The House was in . “.gesdion all night, mainly engaged in taking . _the years and nays on the. motion to adjourn, .- eating,;smoking, sleeping, &e. - Atabout half past oue, a seridus affray oc- "' curred, which/is:hus rarratéd by a member and a witness.. A ° ' Mr. Grow objected to Mr. Quitman’s making any remarks, ey : My, Keitt said : - “If youare going to obA*“ feturn to. your own side of the Huuse. Mt Grow responded, “Thisis a free Hall, . and every man has a right to bé where he ¢ pleases.” ~ e i oy _..«“Mr. Keitt then came up to Mr Grow and said +“ | waut to know what you mean by . suchian-answer as that / i < Mt. Grow replied :,* 1 mean just what [ +#ay ; this is a free Hall and a man has a right (to be where he pleases.”. S L Mr. Keitt taking Mr ‘Grow by the throat . said : “I'will let you know that you aie a - damned Black Republican puppy.” gi . Mr. Grow knocked his hand up, saying: i.2%¢ 1 shall eccypy.such place in this Hall as 1 « please, and no nigger-driver shall' crack his: - whip over me.” 3 . Mr. Keitt then again grappled Mr. Grow . by’ the throat; and -Mr Grow kunocked hLis’ “hand off, and Mr Keitt coming at hiin again,! - Mr. Grow knucked him down. ° . The reporter adds :. 'The respective friends <of both parties rushea to'the rescue. “Various - members on each side engaged in the fight, which took place in the area frouting the Clerk’s desk. Mr. Washburn of lilivois, ~was conspicuous among the Republicans, dealing beavy blows. The Speiker loudly * _and imperaiively demauded order, and called mfff\Ma'ijk::ii-arﬂié tol Tntefere. “I'ha. ;,‘-.(uun’t:tiéu;\fy, catrying his’ mace of «aflice, loi gether -with hig assistants, hurried (o the ‘ scene, and crowded inio the thickest of the .- fight,in which at lcast a cozen membersavere - engaged. Some minutes elapsed befote this tn;]l{x fearful contest was quieted- Further difficultissare appreliended. ' ;

: Correspondence of the Tribune. The President’s Lecompton Message. : ; Wasnincaon, Feb '2, 1828 © The President’s Message caused intense excitement in both llonses. In‘the Serate it was denounced by Mr. Trumbull in sa pows _ertul speech, andin the House was received with exclamations of indigaation and con%empt Jfrom .the Republicans and Douglas democrats, 4 : : ” . Its atrocious perversion of the facts in the history of Kansas, and its ultra pro-slavery “tone, have had a good eflect upon the north‘Wwdmimstmﬁ?m sule was' rqncxﬂ*‘ _beaten upon the ‘motion to adi Srwhich was atest vote, the opposition jiring to énable Mr. Harris of lliinois, a Douglas Democrat, to move the reference of _the message to.a Select Committee of Thirteen. : , i WasHmngron, Feb 8, 1858. In the Senate to-day, Mr. Wilson of Mass. spoke for an hour and a balf; making a'thorough refutation of the fallacies and misstatements of the President’s Message in regard to Kansas ; warmly and successfully defending ~the people of Lawrence against the charge of turbulence .and rebellion, preferred against them by Mr. tverson. i . 4 : . Gorernor Browa, of Mississippi, made a reply, full of blunders. in matters of fact, which Mr. Wilson will expose in a rejoinder to-mortow. T : &« The'South American M embers of Congress " held a caucus last evening. ™ They aremost-“Ayggath(i-Lecoupton in opinion, bat in voting ¥ Ill_probably not dare to separate themselves o the Spavh. o D @ &'he Douglas-Derdocrats are *in caucus to§ght. They cldim two votes more than they 4on the: question of adjournment yester-

M The caucus of Democratic Senators detertoded to press the debate on the reference S icom pton matigr, toas speedy a con~AUBIoN as possible,’ and then go on® with the ““weonsideration of the’Army bill, in the expec- . fation that, when the latter should have been * disposed of, “the Committes on Territories ~ would be able to report on Lecompton. Mr. ~ Douglass was present. ; It is now proposed by Mr, Harris of 111. to _-modify hisresolutions to-merrow for a’ ref-: . erence of the Message:to aselect committee, % with a view of bringing in additional Demo_cratito their swpport. It is ‘supposed that < .abhree'more, besides these who voted on the i\;‘o adjournment test questions, can be secur Members of*the Cabinet were visible on tbe floor of the House to-day; wanipulating the weak. brethren, #s in the times of the Nebraska bill, ] g . The Administration confidently counts on - wniting the whole Southern vote in the House - for Lecompton, with the exception of® three n-»-;a?ll&u’;cbnxinues to be five anti-Lecompton . ‘democratic votes from Penn., Reilly having - joined the number. - £ S i e ,g*n%-—'l‘hg Washington correspondent \Of the Baltimore Sun says estimates have \ ioly been mada of the vote iu both- Houses A and ageinst the acceptance of the Lecomp- '+ "% Constitution—that ie’ witbout qualification 1 %4 feondition—and these would show that the ¢ertainly, and the House probably grBo fec it, Batcircumstances may possibly Joccar within a.month 1 change the aspest of el i Eabtn ; “ g il W s ‘!. 4 B Ol L e G R e

Arsany Prices —The Knickerbocker say<-—Last winter hides sold in the sireets at eight centsa pound; they now sell for four cents, Sheepskins a year or two agosold at §3 each; they now séll at prices varyrinﬁefmm 62 centsto $l. Leather in a year has fallen abeut 12 centsper pound. Mution, which Jast year sold for 9 centsa pound, now sells for 5 and 6 cents. Butter was 31 cents a pound; it now sells from 16 to 22 cts. Potatoes are a little dearer than last winter . Hams, shoulders, pork, flour, sugar, lard, molasses, &c., are much cheaper than they were a yearago. A dollar to-day, will purchase as much food as a dollar and a half wonld have bought in Jannary, 1887. T

§~The marriage of the Princess Royal of England, to ‘Princ%-Frqderick- William of Prussia, was the great cvent in England on the 25th'inst. The match was not a made.up one, bat one of affection on both sides. They have heen engaged overa year. The Princess is only 17 years of gfe-' She is said to be not handsome, but has the appearance of a v;e]l favored English girl, short in stature, and fufl in fizure: The Prince is 25,and his father being heir apparent to the Prussian throne, and he his natural successor, should he survive him, .t is altogether fikely that this royal couple wifl at some future period be King and Queen of Prussia. ’ oa-Everett has alraady, it is said repeated his Washington lecture sixty five times,and the sum realized $36,000 for the Mount Vernon fund, : SUN RISES | BUN'SETS. | DAY'S LENGTH, 6 57.. - 538. 1088 * COMMERCIAL.,

LIGONIER MARKET. i " REGISTER Orrice, Feb. 11, 1858.

Feathers, ‘ 50. Aover §otames, 1’ ‘3) 3 gg pples, . . 50. Lard, v Tallow, o W. R. Cheese, 7136,

Wheat, 50@62. Flour, $4,00@4,50. Oats, 2;:%25. Corn, < 18@20. Pork, - $3,75@4,25. Beans, g 75. Dried Apples, $1@1,25. Butter, : 1214

TOLEDO MARKET. 5 ¢ Office of the Toledo Blade, - Feb. 9, 214 P. M. |

- Monéy-hxis become over-plenty. = The wof ‘golll in the banks of the United States at the present time, is riot far from eighty-five, millions of dollars; twe’bt;;_\chn nillions nore than were in the bankslast yearat tf;is time. As might be expected, all accountso to show that a rapid decline in sli¢ price of money is beginning, cénsg'qnonQ onithe acoumuiation of she gold -which is’in (-."xciigu of demand. Abroad, money is com--ing down. ‘At London, the use of it has fallen full 414 Peent. The question naturally arists—*“what shall be done with this excess of the root of evil? =~ The answer “to this question will no doubt be the next strange feaxure_of our strange panic. Only two courses seem open. Either nioney must become a drug, or we must have another- “expansion” of . business. Iwe read “the gigns of the times” aright, the riddle will be solved in’ the latter way. | LA ‘Breadstufls remafin lifeless, with# general copp}iint of drowsiness all around: -We have notlxinggnew,to report. e ! i o : FoLon—Tleld at $3,50@54, with small sales. - Waear—Nominal; red 65@75c.; white 70@75¢. | Corx—so@s2c for old; 88@40¢ for new, and nominal. Porr—lfeld at §13,50@514 for mess. ? ' - Baes—Duil; by the bbl at Ror i = Hocs—Few in the markét kad tinchanged § dressedat $1,20@'%,75, from fuir' to extra. - At retail, good heavy hogs touch $5. b .0 L b R S e et e e e

DIED,

At his late recidence, in. Washington Township, or Saturday, Feb. 6, JAxeS MoEACURON, aged 52 years.. | Mr. McEachron was a mative of the Highlands of Scotland, but a regident ofthis County, for several yearsIn the dedth of Mr. E:léhrp;l, the County has lost one of its best citizens! llis heart was always Vopc'n %o all calls of neeessity or mercy. “There-are many outside of his own faniily eirels, who will bow théir heads in sorrow at this dispensafitn of an overruling Providence. and will unfeighedly “weep with those who weep.” = Theresds w void loft among his former-uéighbors and acquaintances that will not soon be ﬁil&ed. The writor of this formed his acquaintance during the past season, but soon fuimd_ that in his generous devotedness to what was just, his, whole-souled philanthropy, and his active zcal, none conld®yaty “know him but to love him.” ‘lle was.one of our most efficient friends and helpers ‘in establishing this publishing office, and we shall sorely miss his aid ond counsel in the- future prosecution ‘of the duties incumbeut upon us. . = But.although the “last of earth” has come with this good man, and although the dealing of an| overruling Hand stem painful and inscrutable to us—may we not rely, with perfect confidence, that He who doth net avillingly afflict the children of men, docth all things. Yell., iy : i : We sincerely sympathise with the family of the deceased in this sad hour of sorrow. And although we mourn the loss of the departed, may. we not hope that “After life's fitful fover he sloeps well” <

Donation Visit.

. The friends of the Rev. Mr. WERT are respectfully invited to attend a Donation Party, at McLean’s Hall, on Thursday Evening, Feb. 18th 1858. : b : . COMMITTEE: I 3

Mr. & ﬁrg..Locannt; “ &% RICHMOND; &. % PALMITER, % w. CovELL,

‘Mr. & Mrs. BANTA, X % - BRADEN, « . MoCoNNruL, “ “ TOWER.

‘Miss A. STOXE, “ R. HUBER, o JMrs, HousToN, . Mr. D. W, Tzal, : (LA, s “ W. H. H. VANEMON,

Miss M. E. HIGGINDOTHANM, % F¥.'DUNLAP, [ % D. PANCAKE, Mr. WoODWARD, “ OERMAN, 0 “ B.P. BEEBE,

L M STOCKER, e 4% sot WG Mguna§~ii§kn STOCKER & McGONIGAL, ATTORNE Ysoar I:AW, A ND General Agents for Buying and SelA_ ‘ling Real Estate, Examining Titles, Making CeHections and Paying Taxes. - Auburn, Indiana. ; 1. 2-6 m.

DISSOLUTION. NOT_ICE is hereby given that the co-part-nership hertofore existing between the subscribers, under the name aad firm of German & Beebe, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The Books, accountsand notes belonging to said firm will be settled by Mr. German. K ; i £ : - LEWIS GERMAN. ' e BELA P. BEEBE. Ligonier, Feh, 10, 1858, —2=3 : MR. GERMAN takes this opportnnity to iuform the public that he will cairy on the Grocery business at the old stand of ‘German & Beebe, in all it branches_ and the patronage of all who wish to purchase goods at New York prices, is respectfully solicited, Py .. LEWIS GERMAN. State of Indiana, }‘ln the Noble circuit eourt, Noble‘countyss. § April Term, A. D, 1858 . Mary R.:McKinley, o : , Ve, 2 " Divorce. e Davis M. McKinley. Y gt I'l‘ having been made to appear to me, by the affidavit of a disinterested persnn filed in this office, that the_niﬂvilbfen@nﬁa non resident of the State of Indiana; the gl'm-e.J the said Davis M, lgc_l(i!ﬂdy will take netice that this suit will stand for trial at the. eecon?ddy of the next term of said eou&, vt, and that if he does not appear and answer to the same; it will be determined in his absence " SAMUEL E. ALVORD. n29w, . CPkNoblece. C.C.

SAYS to the citizens of Neble and adjoinb ing counties, that he isstill on hand and readytobuild = 02l b ol s Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, SLEIGHS, SULKIES, &ec., On.the shortest notice, His articles are all made of well seasoned Timber and in the most modern style.. Wagons kept constantly on band. All work warranted and done on the most lib-ral ‘terms, Also Repairing done on short netice. Thankiul for past patronage he respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. ++* N.W. FIELD, Ligonier, Feb. 10, 1858.—2-tf - |

L Dissollution.‘ : NO’HCE is hereby given that the undersigned dissolved their co-partnership by mutual consent on the 23d day of Jan.. 1858. All;notes and book -accounts will be settled by : ‘ N.W.RIELD. ~Ligonier, Feb. 10,1858. C, H. WARNER Boot, Shoe & Leaﬁther STORE! ' ©OHN DITMAN Would announce J to the citizens of Ligonier and vicinity that he has just received a large supply of Stock, and is prepared to manufacture all kinds of e L . BOOTS AND SHOES, And keeps constantly on hand all kinds of ‘Women’s Shoes, Boy's Bocls and Children’s Shoes, which he will sell cheap for cash or produce. Give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. Shop on the east side of Main--81., onedoor south of S, Mier’s Store. §os Mending done on short neiige. N. B.—All those indebied to him by note or book account will please call and settle if they wish tosave costs. = J. DITMAN.: _ Ligonier, Feb. 8, 1858 —2-tf. : I

| SIR JAMES CLARK’S - - Celebrated Female Pills!! PREPARED from a prescription of = Sir A Jas. Clark, M. D., Physician Extraordinaay to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the care of all these painful and dangerous diseas:s'incident to the female constitution, i i : Jt moderales all excess, removes all obsructions,and brirgs on the monthly period with regularity. These Pillsishould be ' used two or three weeks previous to confinement; they fortify the constitution and lessen the suffering duting labor; enabling the mother to perform her duties with safety to herself and child. I 2! G- These Pilis should net be takenby females during the first three months of pregnancy, asthey are sure to bring on miscarringe; butatany other time they ave'safes ~ln all cases of nervousand spinal affections, pain in the back and limbs, Hegviness, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, lowness of spirits, hysterics, whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, thise Pills will affect a cure-when all other means have faited. and although a powerful remedy, does not contain iron, calomel, artimony orany other mineral.: Full directions accompany each package. Pricé in the United States and Canada, $l,OO. - For sale in Ligonier, by O. Arnorp & Co. CUBA SUGAR. As good‘an article as ever ‘A brought west of Lake Erie for ls per lb. at the Drug Storc of ‘O. ARNOLD & CO. G RANULATED SBUGAR, asuperiorgti-’ AN cleat 1s 4d per pound, for sale atNe New Drug Store'of ARNOLD & CO’Si&

PROSPECTUS OE THE ° WEEKLY TOLEDO BLADE, o e POR. 1858. . ) | DU%G the paist year thiseld and popu-. A lar Newspager has been greatly improved in typographi@ll appearance, and in the chm@\g’& nd var) m contents, and it now, in the extent and variety of its. matter, is Unsurpassed by any Paper within the range of its wide circulation ! - - : The publishers refer with pride to the improvements of the pest as the best guafiintee that its future will be one of continued progress. 'Theaim of the'pubKshers ot S The Weekly Blade Will ever be to make it a high toned,* useful ad instructive Journal, and they will, therefore, exclude from its columns whatever h.s a tendency to debauch the morals or enervate taste. ‘At the same time great care will be taken to please its readers by providing fer their entertainment whatever seemsappropriate from the abundant - slpres of modern literature. Among the topies thus ~embraced" may be mentioned—A wide range of News Items, Political News and Articles, Scientfic Matters, Recent Inventions, Sketches, Poetry, Tales, &c., toaether with the best Washington correspondence’ to be found in any Westera paper. ; s Sy ' 2 Wit and Humor also receives a full share of attention. Especial pains are taken to furaish the latest and most accurate guotatiens of the FAR B

Produce, Grain, Cattle and Money ™ : ' Markets - e Of the principal cities of the Union, as well | as Liverpool and London. . . . A special department will hereafter be devoted exclusively to the interests of the Farmer, . j Bd Y - The Proprietors invite a comparison be-! tween the WeexLy ToLkpo BLaDE and any Western Weekly Journal, feeling assured that it is well worthy the attention of the reading public as a good, interesting, agreeable and valuable Newspaper for all ¢lasses of: readers, and especially -as a Paper—for thy Rireside. y The -wide circulation which the Weekly Blade has attained enables the proprietors to offer it at the following : ) ; < EXTREMELY LOW RATES: To single Subscribers $1 50 per annum, invariably in advance. ; : ; o OhUD RATRS: . . 10 copies te one P. O. 12 50 per annum. 15 do do do 1500 do 20 do do- do 2000 do and one extra copy to the person getting up' the club. Payment to be made in advance, and the papers will be addressed to each individual when the names are sent, and discontinued at the expiration of the time for which payment is received, . ) ; ' (b:;-S;éecimeIn copies sent to any part of the United States free of charge. ° ey, PELTON, STEWART & WAGGONER, . Proprietors, Blade Buildings, Toledo, Ohio.

United States Directo= THE undersigned . propose isswing wbout the First of October, 1857, a book under the above title, to contain about 4 - | [Size of Pages 15 by 20 inches] l The chject of the U. 8. Directory will be : 18t to give the Name'™ and Post-Offfed»Ad-dress of every male person [of the age of fif- ’ teen years and upwards] in the United Srates: ~ 2uod to give the name of every Post Offics ‘and Post ﬁaater in theUnited States. = ' 3d togive the name and place of ‘publication of every Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and ‘Quarterly Paperand Magazine, published in the United States. = 5 0 = " -~ Each S‘m&@;{;wf‘”fﬂl“!" ‘and Post ‘Office will be Alphabetically arranged.

F "’“r‘-w'" h"\ ':‘;‘,v . New Drug Store! - O.ARNOLD & Co. Hi#mavpefmqeh ly established themA selves in Ligonier, would say to a dis--criminating commaunity, that they have just received a pure and unadulterated stock of *To which their attention is invited: We also : RQCERLES aBOOKS; NOTIONS & in fact nearly everything except Drygoods &. Hardwarg. Therefore those wming anything nos ﬂuwﬂlsplemgkc us a-call A AES, Alcohol, Almonds, 'Argols, Annatto, Assafeetida,and Allcocks adhesive Plaster, for sale at 0. ARNOLD & CO.’S. Bomx’, Burgundy Pifeh, British Lustre, L) Béy Rum, Baskets, and Books, for sale at 0. ARNOLD & €CO.'S. CANEY. Canary ‘Seed, Camphor, ChocoU late,Cultle ish, Court Plaster, and ' Coffee, at the Drug Sfofeof 0. A. & CO.S. Dvr-; STUFFS, Day Books, Diarys, Da.J vies Arithmetics. and Divers other thing for sale Cheap, at ~ ARNOLD & CO.'S. ENVELOPS, E;ﬂinﬁ:l Flementary Spell-~ ing Books, Enameled Cards,jand Every thing you can tnink of, at 0. A. & C0..8. ‘ FLA‘vo_nmc . Extracts, Fluid & Fluid ‘ Lamps, Fangy Note Paper, Fools Cap de. Family Groseries &e. at ARNOLD & CO. 8G_U‘ Caps, Gum Drops, Godfreys Cordial X fiina o “Gresft quantities of Good things'al tid¢ Drug Stofe of 0. A. & CO.’S. HAtn Oils, Hive Syrup, Holland Gin, 4 Hoarhound Candy, and Hevery thing you want at g OAR COS,: INDELABLE Ink, Ignitus Beans, Indigo, | A ‘lpioac, &c. at ARNOLDS. l JUS‘I‘ gGivemgh call if ytin want any of Dr Jaynes Family Medicines, and oblige Yours Respectfully 0. ARNOLD & CO. K‘Lé'r-rms Pins, Kod Fish, Knutts.Kalo--mel, Kathairon, and Kind treatment at the Drug Store of . 0. A. & Kompanys. LA MP BLACK-, Lubins Extracts, Ladies Sewing Birds, Laudanum, Licorice, and Lilly white,at . TA& COLS, Mm\;iaY wanted for every thing in'the live of Medicinesat 0. A. & CO.’S. N’ EEDLES, Neets Foot Oil; Nickwood and Notions of all kinds at}o. A.‘&, Co’s. OPIUM. Orange Peel, oil of Origanum, and J all other Oils at OA, & Co,’s. PUTTY, Paris White, Pails, Pictures, Pen - Knives, Poor mans Plaster at - @ 0. A. & COS. UTLLS, Quinine, Quassia and Quantit es 'Q)»of Drugs at s O.A. & CO’S. AISINS Rheubarb, Radway's Ready Relief, Rogin* Rose Pink, Rose Water, and every thing else at 0. ARNOLD & CO.’S.

AFFRON, Sandpaper, Sponge,Sal Soda Sugar Lead. Seidlitz Powders, Bemich, ‘ &wr,;ug*ﬁc’issora, at. O L'E.&:“'C.O.’S. - FREML pS-- = Turpeiine.and K Tinctures of all kinds at 0. A-'& CO.’ 8 UMﬁER, and Useless to Undertake the e- ‘ ' Mumeration of articles at ARNOLD’S. VARN\SH.’,iéni'lian %éd, Vgni%e turpen- | tine, Verdigris, and Vermillion at Ox;A.J Wmnowgmss‘, Wall paper, Worin;seed oil, Whiting! Work boxes, and Winesof all kinds at 0, ARNOLD & CO.’S. ‘ X " AMINE all the Stores I Town, ‘and if you cant find what you want just call at the Drug Store of O"A/RNOLD & CO.’S. YELL'ow’ BARK, Yarrow Root, Youths Prigners, Gw at. A;O, A. & CO"S. INC AjIN 'S, Ch rj"’iﬂhn.a\ any ofher LA ey e hadtat O, A & Co: Briaa &% ": 2 o : &EVKEY THING usuaHy kept in a Drng Store ,may generally be found at ' the DRUG STORE of 0. ARN QLD & CO.'S.

| wt oy AR R R AL A ! cabmetff Shop; THE subscriber having permanently loc %teil in the village of Albion, takes this. method of announcing to the citizens of No-. ble County, that he keeps constantly on hand, a vanety of: : &

Cabinet and Chair Furniture

of every discription, at eastern prices. Among hig stock can be found some of the choicest specimens of plain and fancy chairs, beaureaus, tibles, stands, sofas, &c. [Please call and examine for yourselves. ' |Albion, Ind. iy AV FPBLTON

7 A GOOBgnply of Jayne & Son’s, ectcbra(A t&d MeßTings, comsisting of the followmg, . hii | Expectorant, = - | : F - sty Tonie,' - : : ‘ ' -Aljerative, | o Liquid Hair Dye, : 5 T ASM,MEIUIN, ¥ aiss / . Ague Pills, i e " Carminative Balstiin, ol . TovicVermifoge, .. ..~ - .~ Liniment, - R ' Sanative Pills @ 2 : _..May be found at 0 ARNOLD & CO'S,

; Sherifi’s Sale. o BY virtue of an order, to me issued, fom ; i -the ‘Court of Common Pleas of Nuble,, county, I will’expose 1o public sale at the Court House dsor in Albion, o %gturday thei 27th day of February, A. D. 1833, between the hours of ten o’clock A.M. and four o’clack P. M., the rents and profits of the following’ real estate, for a term of years not to exceed: seven ; but if it fails to bring the debt, interest, Costy. rbig’gﬁnsythen it will be Offered a 5 apléAtowit :—Lot number | 15] five, andiLot ~number [6] six, in Block nufcber [l] one, in Miller’s Addition to the 'toWnof-Liﬁ:iii&,,fﬂ Noble county, Indiana. Taken as the “property of Fredric Elis and ‘Amelia Ellis, to satisfy a mortgage in favor of Adriafly. Miler. B bicei . e Jan. 97,1857. D 8&!&0@@ Sheriff. siper ALD. H‘if}gzﬂ Trew, Deputy, 1-3 w.

lsg Jouxs covs. . ébzi:iniﬁ»ss.; Sion ‘N 9doz, Cough & Consumption Syrup,. V 1 do‘z.‘A:%é Syrup. ¥ }y P‘ v o Rdem ddiment: . o © Bdez Condition Powders, . . o doz..%ugr}simm‘n;}k Seie Adon. Vormifige:- o 0 00 : Mrmvedﬂ%n “iﬁ’by L o Sies OV ARNOLD & Co,

HARDW A RE, STOVES AND TINWARE!I

Qe Sail . o o :ﬁ?‘\ VA R “ \‘\ i ,/ ' ol A= of Sadl

McLEAN & SHOBE, A’l‘ the Sign of the Big Coffee 4iX Pot, general dealers iu| the different varietiesof .- , HARDWARE, STOVES anp TINWARE, Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofure bes‘owed upon them, would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, and also-call the attention of all thpse wishing Geoods in their line to the large antl'lull assortmcnll] constintly kept on hand. Having adopted the T r el

~ :READY-PAY SYSTEM, We are enabled to sellas low rs'any other establishment in the West. Tinwure and Stovepipe manufactured to order. CTall on us or send in yonr orders, o clslyy

Doors, Sash & Blinds! PINE and-Poplar Doors, Sash and Blinds, : of the best qualitv can be found at all times at McLEAN & SHOBE’%. Any and all orders filled with promptnessand dispatch,

METALLIC BURIAL CASES! T R eet i e THIS article, not usvally found in Western: A _establishments, can be found at A -t McLEAN & SHOBE'S, > S “““““”“‘““s*'—*" | R 3P *\ ULLY infurmsi?t he citizens of A ‘njfer and surrounding country, that he has opened a : Lifa

FURNITURE WAREROOM, On Cavin-Bt., Liganier; wher#e he intends to keep AvrL kindsof Furnimrq, and will sell the same at Wholesale or. Retpil, as:cheap or cheaper than any cther Establishment in the County, My work is made of the best materials and finished in good wnjkmnnlike manner. Bring in your Lumbér and Produce and I will give Furniture in_ Exchange for it. 14£. C. RUGGLES.

so P TR IS Picture Gallery of Fine Arts! .~ LIGONIER, INA)IANA. : I AM happy to announce to the public,and to my former patrons, that I have purchased a Building on'Cavin St., directly_opposite McLane & Shobe?; -"Ha.rdware Store, ‘and have finished the second story off for « Gallery: Have putina ~/ ; e - Large Sky-Light, which,being combined with a Side -Light, er« ables me to procure good Pictures in all kinds of waather. 1 therefore solicit the patronage of all who wish good and.durable Pictures, as 1 feel sate in announcing that [ have pracured ALL the latest and best improvements, not merely because they are profitable. but because they will ﬁive arldedp happiness to my patrons; and have placed my Pictures at such an unprecedentedly i%nw price that they may ‘become universal. - Consider this; Life is uncertain. <Call immediately . } -2 And secure the ‘shz{dow; e, ‘ ; 1 Ere the substance fadcs. P . N. B.—Pictures put' up in good cases for only twenty-five cents ! | by | - Instructious given ou reasonable terms. = LT B . 8. D, PIERCE.

Drugs & M%mes SIL Es'mlfmoox; r, Wholesale and Rétau Dealerin Drugs, Medicines, P\aints,-f Oils, Glass, Dyvi- Stuffs, Family Groceries of all deseri pti}mss Statione S : -

.y \f 7 lery, Perfumery of ay ‘‘® \‘ 1l kinds,Fancy Arbl W . Rk : ‘ N ® it | {ticles, Pure Wines , .t L R & Liquors, Cigars, '&e., . now on hand, and constant} f’ecévif'ibg:at: hibM’éf door north ef ,\ivaher#‘ Hostetter’s, on Ctain “street, a‘large‘ an&we?l selected stock of the above mentioned ‘arﬁ;;]éd,;jw)iic?l he ’i&aig{‘e‘;_.j‘ pared to sell to Physiz:'x:h%. Couutty Dea?@ii,f“ Hotel Reepers and the eoinmunity generally at the lowest prices for Ready{Pay. He has {ken thoch paing 'in seleting Nst of Medicines, and Physicians and:othets wh L R R o e tioles, and at prien aslow as can be afforded woo M ettt e

~ BROADWAY GOLD PEN Manufacturing Co. Office No. 335 Broadway, New ¥crk Fourth Quarterly Rale éf Geold and Silver Walches, Goid Walch Chains, Bracealefapke., &e,o Ty . AGENYTS WANTFD. List of Retail Prices of Péns, Cases, &c¢. &

-~ Gold Pen and Silver Holder, 2,00 ' Gold Pan and double ex-Silver Holder 3,00 Mammoth do do do 400 . Leviathanh do do 'do - 5,000 - Fouatain Pen, Deck Holder, - 3,002 Mammoth -do do ' do 4,600 . Engrossing Pens .. R °: Levithan and Bex .. © 4,00 - Gothic'Silver Case and Pen =* =~ 2 00¢ Goﬂ‘\gc‘ Engrossing case and Pen = 4,00 t Gothic Mammoth - do . = 5,00 Gold Tooth Picks R - Gold Tooth and Ear Picks . = 3,00 Pencils, Watch Key, and < Tooth Pick 3,00 . Ladies’ Gold Pencils - RSO S e do el DT e do do'ido 4,00 . do . ‘do -eo withpen 500 - Caits Gold Casesand Pens ~ * 5,00 ‘4O " o de o 1000 .do Gothic do° do do 1200 And ‘all kinds of styles at the retail prices. To the purchasers of our Pens we present a number of tickels on every dollars worth purchased, which. entitles the holder,by an extra payment of 25 cents oa each ticket, ta: a preium varying in value from B§l to slo.— The preiums consist’ of various articles of Jg‘w_;éy.’vm Gold and Silver Watches, Bilver Goblets, Silver/Fruit Baskets, Gold-Guard Chains for Ladies, Lockets, Bracclets, Gen®'sGold Fob apd Vest Chains, Thimbles, Breastping, Ear Drops, Studs, Pings, Crosses, &c,, none-of whicia sell for less than one dollar,— Country purchasersimay rely onbeing as fair- . ly delt with, as regards the iprices, assl they themselves were. present. 52 : - We have been in operation fur three years, and thousands have bouglit of us, and we have never learned that any one was ever dissatisfied. 'This plan-affords every opportunity of obtaining a gold watch or some article of Jewelry, for a trifling sum. ' All our pens, peacil-cases, &c., are manufactured by .ourselves with great care, and we offer them at precisoly the same piices asked in all opher stores inthe city.. Toazents we offer the most advantageous inducements, and any ene ‘ergetic person c¢an do well byiworking for us. We avish azents in every part of the country, and persons. who would like te become such will please to address as, and .we will send them printed circulars of prices, terms &e.—" We have no stated perio:ls for distribulion ,—-— The moment a pen is purchased,the pucrchaser ‘is entitled to recéive his preium on the payment of 25 cents exiry. . | L

: .. 335 Broadway, New York. N. B.—Gold Pens repeinted in a superior manner, ' Enclose the pen and 39 centsin P 0, stamps, and the pen will be rcpointed and. réturned post jaid. i

: - CONNER ' UINTED STATES TYrE FOUNDRY, ‘Nos. 29,31, and 83 Beckman Street g e rENEw i‘pnx-,., S N To Printers and Publishers.— The wn~ dersigned beg to inform the Trade that they have issned their New Quarto Specimen Book of Printing Types, Bordering &c.,and that it is now ready for deliveryto their old patrons, and to all who patronize their foun~ dry. Init willbe found a new series of Faces, from Pearl'to Pica, surpassing, if possible their celebrated Series-of Scotch Cut. Faces. = ot . . The Fancy Type Department exhibits an ansurpassable vaiiety of beautiful styles, selected from France, Germany and England, The Beripts and " Borderings are mow, for the first time, presénted to theLrinting Pablic.and are the: productions of the best Amervican and European Artiste.” ISR -~ An entire new series of German Faces, both for Newspaper ‘and Job Printing, of a’ very ‘superior siyle, is now completed and for sale, s g 3 i | Every article necessary 1o a perfect Printing Establishment furnished to order. © - The metal {rom which the type is made will be found peculiarly adapted 1o the severe usage of machine pregs printing. 3 -We have added to our establishment ewery thing necessary for Electrotyping or Steretyping in Copper, all Cuts; Job or Fancy Type, and all such ether matter as may offer, :-euhn:br‘_aced w»i;g)in i'h"; campass of 16 x 20 ininches; as well a 8 for "Copper-Faci type manufactured By us—if ."}‘esingd, : " o . N. B. Newspapers, who will insert the above fon; times, and forward usa copy, will be entitled to pay in any artitle of our manufacture, by trading four timeg the ameunt of their respective bills, s e ___JAMES CONNER & SONS. S. P. ROUNDS, iGeneral Westein Ggent -

_ JOHN HANNA, - -~ (Suceessur to Henry Miller &.Co.y . \WHOLESALE dealer in Tobacco, Sigars, Ne. 112 Woodward -Avenue near the Nationadl Hotel. Keeps com stantly'on hanidan extensive sssortment of the best and datesteiylasiof. 0 Imported Havana, Principe, Medium:and .= Landres Cigars. Snuff and Piees*.-_;- Also, the most. celelrated brands of Virginia#Honey Déw and ‘Cavendish] Tobacco, lbs, to. lbs. 5 lomp and Ss together with every aritcle usually kept in the trade e s oD etroit, Michs

Oamparet, Hubbell & | Forwarding & Commission Merchan? f FORT WAYNE, IND. .o - XA Fxseeive:Store Mo 3metird Goods “ " bythe Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi~ {cago, and the Toledo, Wabash & Westeran Railroads, and by the Wabash and the Erie { Canal, and dealinall kinds of PRODUCE Salt, - Fish, ‘Nails, Pork, Beef, -Foury o Glass, Coal, &. : e We are also Agents for =- - FAIRBANK’'S CELEBRATED SCALES Dupont’s Gun Powder, For Sporting and Blasting purposes. And for . Peacock & Son’s Steel Plow. - Our Warehouse is well located 'on the Cans al Basin at the'east end of Columbiastreet, at g the Téfmgﬁati@!t&hvf'.‘%\g&ck;of‘-’t};‘:' it‘!i ; ‘burgh, Fort,Wayne, and: Chicago Railvoady . dua %0188 U g o Adght! Light!! Light!!! A fine assartment of Ofl 4nd Flvid Lamphy - yery cheap. . Also, Candles—Bta ;mmm : and Tallow, by tie 8% or pound, for sale by i e D ARNOLD MG - - e Pk )() SACEB of Dairy and Table Sal