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7 Atisa curious fact, thata large porwdon of the old associates of Mr. Bui %hofan in the cabinet of James K. peY6lk, have degerted him. Robert J. * Walker, the Becretary of the Treasu- - ry,has been cast off because he adhered o the old Democratic doctrine that the - majority must rule; John Y. Mason, P : \'; . DO\ mecnstil] utﬁown’ 'oe,.oom~ ¥ plains that the President hag brokenall " his pledges, and is §oon to return to oppose his administration; Mr. Bancroft, whe preceeded Mr. Mason in the Naval Bureau, and then went abroad as - Minister t England, lately presided at tiie-inﬁ.Lceqmpm’ Meeting in New ~—~York, and has put forth: one of the most earnest and telling protests against _.the policy. of Mr. Buchanan that we * have yet seen. - He says to the Presi- - dent, that if he will have a peaceful ad- ' ministration and stand well with posterity, he must res?éch the will of the people of Kansas/ Replying to the . lg@' stion that even if this Lecompton ~ Constitution isa wrong it is #ot a great - wyong, he says: “But there is in politm;gﬁuce no such thing as a small wrong. A small wrong contains within itself the seeds of allevil.” A few passages from this striking historical essay, will give an idea of its force and B 1 o s “Tt is said that the people of Kansas should be punished for - not going to the polls at the. bidding of men who - were believed to:be disposed to defraud them. They went o thé polls the first moment they were satisfied of any chance for a fair return, even though suffering under great disadvantages in the apportionment of representatives. It 1s said that"the people of Kansas, once ﬁﬁﬁ;ﬁcﬁﬁ_‘w the Union = may change- their Constitution, If this,is - dishonestly said, I will not use the language ‘which would properly ‘describe the proposition: If, as it .is to be pre---sumed, it is honestly said, and I am sure it is by the President, then why ;give'to the men of Kansas a reversona- ‘ ry right where theéy have the right of possession? ‘ nEn ‘

Butit is urged that the men of Kan:sas are in rebellion. The imposition of a loathesome and rejected Constitution is an odd remedy for pretended rebellion, which; a: faras I know, #as no, precedent, except in King George and the British Parliamentin 1774, There is now no insmvection in Kansas; there is no rele'lion there. Cease to dispute the unquestionable right of the ‘majority, and t%‘c‘ star of peace will rise serenely, the storm will be hushed, and the waves subside. The Government will not find a rebellion there; let it lot provoke one. = i

- If to the question between the Lecompton Constitution and the people of lga.nsas we apply the test of principle, we find that the enforcement of that Constitution will be the act of power agamst right; of the army against the people; of foree ‘against reason; ef usurpation against the rightfinl will of 2 majority. 'kt will be a violation ef' the fundamental principle of free gov-. ernment, which is governed by consent. Jt is dirvectly at war with De-: mocracy, whose cardinal point is the power of the people. The supporters of the Lecompten Censtitut.;?:r have Hot-omsinch of demecratic und to stand upon. * * . : . Again: the concentration of power in the hands af a~Convention like that of Lecompton, is notan American idea. It is borrowed from those republics of Europe which were not capable of existing long, for the very reason that power was 80 concentrated. It is derived from the worst “examples of the worst. period of revolutionary France, when minorities usurped power over a ‘mation by terror and reckless daring.— If the rule of the minority Convention i 8 now formally sanctioned by Congress, it will be a dangerous. precedent ; an instrument of wrath, treasured up for a day of wrath: o sio . i ——— P . )

« & Voice from Kansas, ‘ - Before the adjournment of the Territorial Legislature of Kansas both branches, by a vote nearly unanimous, warned } the Administration of the end to which its tyrannies were tending, by the passage of the following concurrent resoluI 8 T s ey ; . _Resolved, by the Legislative Assem\bly of the Territory of Kansas, that we do kereby, - for the last time, solemnly protest against the admission of Kansas into the Union under the Lecompton Constitution ; that we hurl back with scorn the libellious charge contained in the Message of the Presi%ent, acconmpaE”f"’g“ ‘the Lecompton Constitution to Qengress, to the effect that the freemen of ﬂg&m are a lawless people; that,: relying upon the justice of our cause, w 649 bereby, on behalf of the people we repiesent, H 0 ,‘y;éyledge to each other; to ‘our friends in onFess and in w&%xmlwea, our | t(i):-t;uiles and our sacred: honor, to resist the Lecompig:e of arms, if necessary. That, in -this perilous hour of ouﬂ:gtory, we-ap-peal to the eivilized world for” the rectitdde of our position, and call upon the friends of freedom everywhere o array themselves against this last act -of oppression in the Kansas drama. ke Governor was directed to trans-

mit certified copies of this résolution to the President and both branches of Congress. e b e ~ The great speech of Ex Gov. Stanton, delivered in New York, on Thursday evemng, in fopposiion to the Leeomron swindle ‘which ‘the 'President is seeking 1o rnsh through Con{,reus, wasa most lucid and able exposition of the wrongs of Kansas, and was listened to by an immense auditory, who were chiefly of the Democratic School. Mr. Baneroft, the Historian, presided, and Mr. Stanton spoke over three hours We learn from the r&fw York Eve. Post that an edition of 100, 000 copies has been ordered for general circulation,~. i 1 . : g3~ He who sedulonsly attends, pointedly asks, calmly speaks, “coolly answers, and ceases when he has no more fto say, is in possession- of some of _the best requisites of man, | 4 : ‘ {a-Rev Henry Ward Beecher is 10 sail for California in the early part of March and 1o remain during the summer months. Whether he goes to get gold or to' cemmunicate or both, we are not informed. i# : ¥ . 03~A man said he had a watch that had gained enough in three weeksto pay for itSBl oo o e : _‘-——————oo -@r e Y 03~Mr. Dubois isso very“skeptical that h won’t even believe the report of ‘a cannon. By~ Why is an apple pie like Nebraska Money? Because it is not currant. -———-—-—oo<.>—vo——-—-—- 2 SrLEIGHING.—Some few of the boys and girls went “out a sleighing,” according to the pragramme laid down in the bills, on Saturday last. They seemed to enjoy the sport much. ° All went off as merry as a marriage bell, save a tip-over of one of the most enthusiastic of the boys and his- lady, when it was much more merrier than before. We understand that the youth is not to be daunted by such a little thing as being nicely tipped over in the snow. ;

CorrEctioN.—The acecount furnished us last week, that Ad. Nimmons had left the country, is incorrect. .- : A CARD, The undersigned hereby express to the kind citizens of Ligonier, and thosc who were present at the festival on last Thursday evening, Eeb. 15th, the heart felt gratitude for their very generous Donation to them, amoun™ ting to somose venty dollars in money, and other valuables. Itis the ardent desire and prayer of our hearts, that this token of good wilf manifested towards us 8o soon after ouf removal to your place, may be abund_ antly rewarded by Him who feeds the ravens when they cry, and says, “it is more: blessed to give jthan to receive.” We trust also that the good received, and the pleasant interview enjoyed, will be the means of leading us to do more to glorify Him. who has' called us to, labor in His vinyard, and for the spiritual good of our fellow men. - A D. WERT, 7 8. C. WERT.

. -Temperance Lecture. - By, request of the Friends of Temperunce in Ligonier Rev.. Mr. WooLcor has consented to deliver a Lecture on Temperance at the Methodis¢ Church on ﬁ'idqy Evening next, at 6 o’clock P. M. : AR e

-+ . Donation Visit. | The friends of the Rev.Mr; CISsEL are respectfully invited to attend a Donation Party, at McLean's Hall, on Tuesday Evening, March 24, 1858. T B i} CodMMITTEE: . ¢ » Mr. & Mra.R. R. Sro~e, Mr. W. H. H. VANEMON, 5 “ ' Dr. PaLyvifeß, ¢ JosEPH TUMBLESON, 5 “ A, D. Hosrerter, ™ D. W.C.TEAL, . - g ¢ Dr. ARNOLD, ¢ C. HIGGINBOTHAM, % ¢ &% J, C."ZIMNERMAN, “ ABEL WOLF, % |« TLOCKHART, - | Mrs. BULGER, e . « H. Woob, ¢ HUESTON, ; “ .« J. SiamoNs,’ | Miss M. E. HIGGINBOTHAM " “ RICHMOND, “ TIATTIE TEAL, * ¢ DBRADEN, : & A. STONE, 2 *» ¢ QO. McLEAY, & MarTHA CRISY, - ¢ MoCoNNELL, . % MATILDA WOLF. . M. Lewis GERMAN, ; ] —_— : Register Almanac. A ' ¢ 'DHURSPAY, Feb. 25,1858, SUNRISES | SUNSETS. | DAY’S LENGTH. 640. h4E 1 o nm

; COMMERCIAL. : PA A A N A AAT NANINI IS SISt © " ' 31IGONIER MARKET. | : : REGISTER OFFICE, Féb. 25,1858. ghmt, i § 50%202. ;eathers, o 63 our, A o oms | PHOOO@%. | Clover Seed, $3,50@435. o saroonm | Avsle 30 'B?xx;m,l, 733’ E@*"l’) hxt?d,e” 8 Dried Apples, $1@1,25. | Tallow, 10. - . Butter, 12%. |W. R.Choese, - 15. | : " TOLEDO MARKET. o e Office of the Moledo Bhde,} W L S Feb. 24,24 P. M. § - Breadstuffs remainlifeless, with a general complaint of drowsiness all around. We¢ have nothing neW to report. { : ¥ - Ak S Forpr—THeld at $3,50@51, with small sales. 3 Waesr—Nominal; red 65@75¢; white 70@75¢. CorN—so@s2c for old; 38@ 10c for new, and nominal, . Porg—THold at $13,50@514 formess, Ecaes—Dull; by the bblat Sc. ‘ ; 3 Hoas—Few in the market and unchanged ; dressed at $4,25@4,75, from fair to extra.. At retail, good heavy hogs touch $5. %2 ‘ S

In Albion, on Thursday, the 11th inst., of Scarlet Fever, ;ANNA ADALAIDE BRANNACK, youngest daughter of Mrs. A Bimcox, aged 1 year, 11 months and 24 days. “'We laid our Anna in the silent tomb, . Bweet blossom of a day; : ‘We just began to know how dear her worth, /' When she was called led away. -~ Anna’s friendship and love has doneits last, . And now can do no more; : The choking breath, and pang of death are past, " . - Andall her sufferings o’er.” : : - She was buried on thel2th; at 4 o’clock P. . The funeral services were performed by the Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, Methodist, to the great satisfaction of those who mourn, and the devout attention and sympathy of the riends present'are remembered with gratitude.—Con. AL’L of Mc GUFFEY’S Reader’s as well L\ as Speller,can be fouud at the New Drug Storeof . =~ - 0. Arnold & Co.. Ty : i 2R PHYSICIANS can always rely on getting . Pure Drugs and officinal preparatjonsof’ standaid strength from §.H, ESTABROOK, . THE PUBLIC CAN obtain anything in the line of GroX ceries, Medicines, Dye-stuffs, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Glas, Pager Hang::fn, Window Shades and Fiztures Stone and Wooden Ware,Salt Water Lime, &c.,as low asc¢an be iofd*md wars ranted s represented at 5. H. Estaznoox’s: anigmrfa wnhng‘stthﬁi’% their 4AYR stocks can often save money by buying o e T, ESTABROOK.

"THE| UNDERSIGNED, BY VIR- ‘ tue!of his app vintment as commissioner by the court of Common Pleas of Noble coynty, will pell at public auction s ‘ On the 27th day'ef March A. D. 1858, at one .¢’clock p..ar. of said day, the well known end valuable Steam Wy in lha(hwiring vjlhﬁs of Ligonier, situated on the Bouthern Michigan and Northern Indiana, Air Line Railroad, (known as the Fisher Property;) and described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a pointthree rods north of the south-west corner of Lot number two (2,) in Fisber & Co.’s addition to the villzge of Ligonier, running thence north seven (7,) ro«s,thence west thirty seven [37] rods,thence south fourteen (14) rods and ten (10) feet, thence east twenty {2o] rods and six and one half (6 1-2] feet to the west side of Albany street in Fisher & Co’” addition, thence north seven (7) rods and ten PO] feet, thence east to the xxm of beginning; containing about two and one half acres of Land, and upon which is erected‘a Stean Saw and Flouring Mill, Planing Machine, Turning Lathe, &c. Haid Mills are in good order, nearly new and dping a first-rate business. - i Terms of sake will be, one-third:xof the purchase money to be paid down at the time of sale, one-third.in one year, and the remaining’ one-third in two years from the time of sale ; said deferred payments to be evidenced by the purchaser's .promissory notes, waiving the beuefit of valuation and appraisement Laws, and bearing interest from date, and to be secure%‘by mortgage on the premises sold. “ " Sale to be heﬁfon the premises above described. For farther informatien in regardto the property enquire of the undersigned at Ligonier. HARRISON WOOD, %éb; 22,°58.—4-4w. Commissioner.’

[Administrater’s Notice. Nd’n‘cs is hereby given that the under- | signed has been appointed Administratorof lhe estate of David W. Myers, late of Noble county, deceased. Said estate is supposedjto be solvent. LEONARD FISHER, 4-3 w o Administrator.” st S e T FRENCH BED PANS, a necessary article in sickness, can be had at the New Drug Store ot ' 0. ARNOLD & €Co. GIFTS! GIFTS!! - FIVE THOUSAND Geold and Silver ; Watches to be sold at wholesale prices ! ‘This is the cheapest and best gt of Watches ever before offered to thé public. A gift in Jewelry worth from one to twelve dollars will be given with every watch in proportion to its value. Being desirous of introducing our gouds permanently to the public, or in order to meet with quick, ready and cash-sales, we have adopted this method for their disposal. We sell composition Verge, copper face at : [ 86,00 & §7,00

at . v [ - $6,00 & §7,00 Fine silver lepine open face: 38,00 - $,OO do -do do hunter case ! 12,00 ~do do lever’heavy do - 15,00 . 18,00 do ' .do Eng.patlev do 15,00 20,00 Heavily gold plated lever - 24,00 Gold anchor open face 21,00 24,00 28,00 do lever huntencase = 30,00 37,00 do do ' dobeautiful eng. . 45,00 do Eng..pat.lever, do - . 50,00 - do do do * do extra 60,00 do do do de do - %0,60 do do do and magic watches 80,00 o-. do do do-. do ' 9080 do . doido !~do do 100,00 Any of the above watches together with a will be sent by mail free of postage. A catatlogue giving full particulars will be sent on applicatian to ! Geo. Downing & Co., ' No. 33 south third street Philadelphia. 00~ Country newspapers giving this advertisement:Bix or more insertions.yill _?ggreivel' paymént_'-avsnpe?l:“ double yointed go d"'ﬂa and case, worth §5, or any other jewelry of the saine value, payable on the receipt of the grst copy containing the advertisement.

State of Indiana, )In the Noble circiit court, Noble county,ss. § April Term, A, D. 185 S. Mary R. McKinley, ! % dae Vs, ' W Divorce. = : . Davis M. McKinley. : I'l‘ having been made.to appear to me, by the affidavit of a disinterested persomfiled in this office, that the said defendant is-a non resident of the State of Indiana; therefore, the said Davis M, McKinley will take notice that this sait will stand for trial’ at the second day of the next term of said court, and that if he does not appear and answer to the same, it will be determined in his absence . v Ay SAMUEL ECALVORD, ngve Cl’%k Noble'co. C. C.

Drugs ' § Medicines. 8. H. ESTABROOK, . Wholesale ;nd k’etail Dealer ‘i.n' | PAINTS, OILS, Glass, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery i lARBDE; ke Be. .

IT 1S NOT POSSIBLE TO enumerate my Goods ig one Newspape I deem it sofficient to say that I always- ¥ on hand everything in the line of e DRUGS & GR-O‘CERIE&; and in prices 1 defy competition. el - Buying my Goods almost eatirely from first hands and avoiding the losses'incident to af extended credit business; 1 flatter myself that I can make it the interest of all who purchase for cash. to trade with me.’ Lt 4 i S kLS ’ O@F‘ej'very 'disc‘rimifon':‘:}?‘of uperior qualJ ity eonstantly on hand and'for gale cheap sl pel EIRRIRRS

| | DISSOLUTION. . "OTICE is ‘hereby given that the co-part-N nership hertofore existing between the subscribers, under the name aad firm of Gernran' & Beebe, is thisday dissolved by mutual consent. The Books, accountsand notes ‘belonging to said firm will be settled by Mr. -German, - | LEWIS ; \{ N-‘ , 'BELA P Bm:%x-:“ Ligonier, Feh. 10, 1858.—2%3 - = MR; GERMAN takes this opporfunity 4A¥A to inform the public that he wili u\% on _xhé:Gioc:;{ebusmes& at the old stand of German & Beebe, in all it branches, and the patronage of all who wish to purchase fgt)odl at' New York prices, ig;rg:gj; @c_t{nlg solicited. JUGAR, SUGAR, » superior articie just S legeived and for sale at 10 cents a pound. Feb, 18,1838, -_zg;f:ri;éﬁﬁ’;?#ffiﬁ

=N W.oPRIRILD T‘S.«\YS to the citizens of Nobleand adjoin- &) ing counties, that he is stillon hand and ready 1o build wige i Carriages, Buggies,- Wagons, . SLEIGHS, SULKIES, &, ‘On the shortest notice, His articles are all ‘made of well seasoned Timber and in the most ‘modern style. Wagons kept constantly on hand. * All work warranted and done on the ‘most libsral terms, Also Repairing done on short netice. Thankiul for past patronage he respecifully solicits a continuauce of the same. e‘b . . N.-W.FIELD, Ligonier, Féb. /10, 1858.—2-tf. :

. Disselution. s il NOTICE is hereby given that the under: N signed dissolved their co-partuiership by mutual conseut on the 23d day of Jan.. 1838; All notes and book accounts will be settled by N. W.Field. |N. W.FIELD. - Ligonier, Feb. 10,1858.'C, H. WARNER

3 AR Ol T SR Boot, Shoe & Leather PO RE! S JOHN DITMAN Would announce ¢J to the citizens of Leigonierahd vicinity that he has just feceived a large supply of Stock, and is prepared to manufacture all kindsof 4 - : BOOTS AND SHOES, And keeps constantly on hand all kinds of Women’s Shoes, Boy’s Bocls and Children’% Shoes, which he will sell cheap for cash or produce. Give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. Shop on the east side of Main--Bt., one door south of 8. Mier's Store. =~ 6 Mendjn d‘:n}ﬂlhortm N, &%j}am ‘indebted to .him by note or book acéount will pleasé call and settle if they wish to save costs. J. DITMAN., Ligonier, Feb. 8, 1858 —2-tf.

- SIR JAMES CLARK’S Celebrated ' Female Pills!! »PR ARED “from ‘a prescription of ' Sir » Jas, Clark, M. D., Physician kxtraordinaay to the Queen, Thisinvaluable Medicine is infailing in the cure ¢f all those painful and dangerous diseascs incident to the female constitution,” ©~ °~ Jt moderales all excess, removés all obsructions, and ‘brings on the monthly period with regularity. These Fills should be used.two or three weeks previous to confinemeut; they {:rtif_ﬂ' the constitution and lessen the suﬂ'eﬁ--g during labor; enabling the mother to pert'onl!‘ni ber duties with safety to herself and child. e ; | G- These Pilis should net be taken by fe&mlep daring the first three months of pregnancy, asthéy are sure to bringoa miscar‘ria@- -but ;t% F;"‘hﬁ’, time they are safe. FasSE¥'ul hervousandspinal affections, ‘pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, fatigue on slight .exertion, palpitation of the hegi lowness of spirits, hysterics, whites, andalk the painful diseases accasioned byga‘ disordered. system, these Pills will affec’a cure when all other means have failed, and although 3 pawerful remedy, does not contain iron, calemel, antimonyorany other mineral. Full directions accompany each package. Price in the United States and Canada, $l,OO. For sale in Ligonier,by 0. Arnotp & Co. S e CUBA SUGAR. As good an article as ever broaght west of Lake Erie for 10cts pr Ih. at the Drug Storc of 0. ARNOLD & CO. GRANULAIE!) SUGAR, a superigr artiA cle at 1s 4d per pound, for:sale at the New Drug Store of ARNOLD & CO'S.

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State of Indiana, } Inthe circuit court of said Noble county,ss. § county, April Term, 1558, . Everett L. Stanley, g fu o Ve g Petition for Divorce, ' Sarah Stanley, : v ~ Whereas, it has been made satisfactorily to. -appeat to the Clerk of said court, by. the affi(davil of a disinterested person now op file in ﬁy_* “ffice, that the said Sarah Stanley isa nion-resident of the State of Indianay “Now, therefore, the said defendant is hereby ‘notifi‘ed of the filing and pendency o'f_siidéetilioni for Divoroe, and that the same will stand for Arial on the second day of the next term of sald court, 1o be held at Albion on the third Mond(y.y‘of April, A. D. 1858, when and where she ‘may a “pm and defend the same, or it will bctli;n her pbge,nte._ ATtebl - 7 " % B E.ALVORD,CI'kN C.C. - Him & BARER, Atl'ys. . n3-3w. (PRed¥eb, 16,1858, " ' . . MR W e e : e S .

New Drug Store! g O. ARNOLD & Co. FAVING permanently established themH selves in Ligonier, would sav to a discriminating community, that they have just received a pure and unadalterated stock of DRUGS & MEDICINES, To which their attention is invited: We also keep GROCERIES, BOOKS, NOTIONS & in fact nearly everything except Drygoods & _Hardware. Therefore those wishing anything in our line will please give usa call.” LEES, alcohol, Almonds, Argols, AnA';.ngno, Assaf@etida,and Allcocks adhesive Plaster, for sale at o.' ARNOLD & CU.’S, - 1 VbRA'X,’ Burgundy Pitch, British Lustre, 'Bﬁ’Bév Rum, Baskets, and Books, for sale e Lo e ARNOLD & CO-'B. " ‘?NtY. ‘Camr{ Seg;;:Cakx;;hor; ChocoC late,Cuttle Fish, Court Plaster, and Cof. fee, at the Drug Store of .O.A. & CO.’S. DYE STUFFS, Day Books, Diarys, Davies Arithmetics, and Divers other thing for sale Cheap, at ARNOLD & Co.’s. ENVELOFS, Earrings, Elementary Spells ing Books, Enameled Cards,Jand Every }hiu’g you can tnink of, at 0. A & CO.B. ILAVORING Extracts, Fluid. & Fluid, & | Lamps, Fancy Note: Paper, Fools Can do. amily Groceries &c. at ARNOLD & C0.,8'G!_UN Caps; Gum Drops, Godfreys Cordial X Glue, and Great quantities of Good things at the Drug Store of 0. A & CO.S. HAIR Oils, Hive Syrup, Holland Gin, L Hoarhound Candy, and Hevery thing vou want at 3 SOLALE CO'S, INi)ELABLE Ink, Ignitis Beans, Indigo, A lpioac, &c. at ARNOLDS.

JUST Give -usa call if. you want any of ‘Dr Jaynes Family Medicines. and oblige Yours Respectfully ‘O. ARNOLD & €O, o;S ‘ b 4 KLOTHES Pins, Kod Fish, Knutts,Kalo‘mel, Kathairon, and Kind treatment at 'lhe]l, Drug Storeof O.A & Kompanys. T AMP BLACK, Lubins Extracts, Ladies A 4 Sewing Birds, Laudanum,: Licorice, and Lilly white, at - 0. A & CO.,S. - MONEY wanted for every ‘thing in the VA live of Medicinesat 0. A.& CO,’S, N?EEDLES,;Neets Foot' Oil, ‘Nickwood N and Notions of all kinds'at 0. A. & Co's« it PIUM. O;hr;ge "l"eel; oil Qﬁ.Qriganuh. and all other Qilsat =~ 0. A. & Co.’s ,{PUTT.Y, Paris White, Pails, Pictares, Pen A; Knives, Poor mans Plasterat g ° i E s 0. A. & COZS. UILLS, Quinine, Quassia and Quaitit es Q.of Drugsat . . -0, A & CO’S, 1D ASEERYeub:b, Radway’s Ready ReA\ g SR Pink, Rose Watet, and ever “ 0. ARNOLD & CO.'B, S AFTRONGSMdpaper, Sponge,Sal- Soda A Sugar Lead, Seidlitz Powders, Starch, ‘Sulphur, and Beissors, at* OA, & CO.’S. "TAMARINDS. Tapioca, Turpentine. and (L Tinctures of all kinds at O, A* & CO.' 8 l UMﬁER._ and Useless to Undertake thee- %/ numeration of articles at ARNOLD’S. 'VARNI-SH, Venitian red, Venice turpen- ¥ tine, Verdigris, and Vermillion at O.; A. (X 7 INDOW GLASS, Wall paper, Wormseed oil, Whiting! Work boxes, and Wines of all kinds'at O] ARNOLD & CO."S. XAMINE all-the Storesin Town, and if A you cant find what you want just call at the Drug Store of O ARNOLD & CO.'S. ; YEL_LOW BARK, Yarrow Roof, Youths : Primers, &c. at 1 -0, A. & CO“S. l FINC PAINTS, Cheaper than at any ofher “d store can positively be had at 0, A & Co. 4 - = BEadb e 5 ; : - : ¢ ; &EVERY THING usually kept in a Drng Store Wmay generally be found at the i DRU G S TOBE of 0. ARNOLD & COO.'S.

; - = B oey e Syl Cabinet Shop. THE subscriber having permanently loca- . ted in the village of Albion, takes this method of announcing to the citizens of Neble County, that he keeps constantly on hand, a vanety’of ] . ¢ . Cabinet and Ch?ir Furniture of every discription; at eastern prices, | Among his stock can be found some of ‘the choicest specimens of plain and fancy chairs, beaureaus, tables, stands, sofas, &c. | - ‘Please call and examine for| yourselves. . | _A%-g*io'n} Ind. e L FULTON A GOOD supply of Jayne & Son’s; celebra\A, ted Medicinés, consisting of the followngl T : i B_’ - Expectorant, . h . lair Tonic, ... ; L b R, e Vol =4O o Lwgaid Hair Dye, ..~ @ Lo AgneMaXtare, 0 | L i AEme Pille, o ‘ ‘ 7 | LCarminative Balsum, © . “% Tonic Vermifuge, . .- ‘ oo Liniment, - S o G bigol Renative Pilles oo oo 0 c e op | May be found at O ARNOLD & CO'S. -

PIERCE’S

Picture Gallery of Fine Arts ' LIGONIER, INDIANA

T AM b to announce to the ﬁliblic, and Ito my ‘gr%er patrons, that I have purchased a Buildingen Cavin S¢., direéﬂg opposite. McLane & Shobe’s Hardware Store, and have finished the second story off for a ‘Gallery: Have put'ina el | Large Sky-Light, | which,being combined with a Side-Light, en‘ables me to procure '%oodPicturesiin all kinds of weather. 1 therefore solicit the patronage Dbfall who wish good and durable Pictures, as 1 feel safe in announcing that I have protired! ;’t‘m. the latest and best' improvements; riot merely because. they are profitable. but bes! cause they will:ﬁi ve added happiness to ‘my patrons; ands have placed my Pictures al such an 'nmprecede“ntégly low price that they may become nm’?’e;‘i}k*i&"_cond?der this; Life s uncertain, Call immediately And secure the shadow | © % e Ere tho substance fades, | N. B.—Pictures put up: iu good. cases for. dn}y twenty-five ;:en“t- g Gi’ ke - | Instructions given on reasonable terms, ee T TS vimack.

HARDWARE, STOVES « AND , TINWARE H

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McLEAN & SHOBE, A’r\- the Sign of the Big Coffee Pot, %evueral dealers in the differenfvpriehisa ok - 0L ode 0 HARDWARE, STOVES sxp, TINWARE, Thankfxl 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 those wishing Goods in their line 1o the large and lull assortment constantly kept on hand, Haying adeptedithe " . s ~ READY-PAY SYSTEM, We are enabled to sell as low rs-any ctherestablishiment in the West, Tinwure and Stove. pipe manufactured to order. Call on us or’ send inyourovders;, 0-0 oo Al Also, H. Bemeut’s Celebratcd Mishawaka Axes, on hand at il times, i CoE i THE GOLDEN YEAR. GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK for » 1558. This work has been the stand.® for twenty-eight years. When an imitation has been - attewipted it -has failed. Itis the only Lady s Book published in Awmerica: 56th and 57th velumes. New features, renewed vigor, brillidnt engravings dnd attractive stories; and but one ohject in view.to pleasé the Ladies. = Among the noveltics willbe . Gardening for Ladies, - a series that will, we know, be appreciated by Ladies, most of whowm have ‘a taste for this beautiful science. : Vit B ¢ We shall commence in the January nuiuber and continue through every numbey ¢f the year;a novelette, LS e . ' Margdret’s Home: % Qr the story of of a Houschald, By Alice 17 Haten; author of Yhao Cyopess, Getting inio Society, The:Gossips of Riverton, &e. (Mg Haven is'well known to our readers as Moo Neal.). The usual contevtsof*the L:dy's Book are—how to drees with taste, drawir ¢ in all its vavicty, fashions, Point Brussels a 2 Venetian lace of every variety. One hund:«d pages of reading matter will'be given o ey: Godey’s splendid engravings on si- =i Londen, Paris-and Philadelphia fashions, ¢ - broidery patterns, model co%‘tages, dresg i ing with diagrams to cut by, dress paiterns. all kinds of crochet and netting wurk, thic nurse and the nursery. . © - ot ; Godey's Invalualble Receipls upon ¢véry s i subjcet, haly Music.—Three dollars worth are given cv_ery year. Crochet and netting work it colors. Slippers in colors, Drawing lessciiz for Youth. - AR 1 SR

: TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE. ' 1 copy one year $3,00 I;Q'jco vies'l year $5,00 3coples do 6,005 Jo" de' and an ‘extra.copy to the person seuding the club, SARINEY O et BT Bt T O 8 copies one year and an extra copy to the person sending the club making 9 ~15,00 11 copies one year and an extra copy to the person sending the club making 12 20,00 . The money must all besant at one time for any of the clebs. e T . §G Subscribers in the British Provinces who Bsend for clubs must remit 36 cents extra on every subscriber:to pay the American postage to'the lines. - Address L. A. GODEY, - - 323 Chestuut Bt., Plila, R St P § a i Doors, Sash & Biinds! PIN E and Poplar Doors, Bash and Blinds, A of the best quality can be found at all times at McLEAN & SHOBE'S. Auy and all orders filled with prompinese anddispatch,

METALLIC BURIAL CASES! - ~-Tms_anicle, not usually found in Western® . establishmeiits, can be found at i -1 . Mc¢LEAN & SHODE'S. - C.RUGGLES ' RESPEC‘I’E ULLY informs the citizens of - Ligonier and surroutiding country; that he Bas epenbrteiis = b e FURNITURE WARE-ROON; On Cavin-St;, Ligonier; Where he intends'tc keep ArLL kinds of Furniture; and will seii. ‘the same at Wholesale or Retail, as cheap or, cheaperthan any cther Establishment in the County, My wotkis made'of the best materials and finished in good workmaunlike manner. Bring in your Lomber and Produce ané [ will give Furniture in Exchasge for it . - IRabf e o s e RUGGTLES.

ST- JOHN & CO’S.MEDICINES.. \J) 5 doz. Cough & Consamption Syrup, ! (o 1 dek Apme Sfrup, e y: ' Sdoa, Linimest. oo o 0 2 1 6doz. Condition Powdflers, - | 6doz. Apntißillidus Pifls ¢ . L g Vemaßiige. nL v esl i | Justreceiged endforsale by . -1. . oo saen e B O ARNOED & Co. -5

| Ldght! Light!! Light!!! | A fine assortment of Qil and Fluid Lamps, very cheap. Also, Candlesp-Starr, Stearine, and Tallow, by the box or ‘gund‘. for sale by i e 0. ARNOLD*& Co. N ii e el g i State of Indiaia, 3ln the circuit conrt of sail Noble countv,ss. ‘} cousty, April ’l@"m, 1565 EfVe'rett[L,{'StanleyL e e N e iNo'tice of taking DeypoSarah Stanley, . ) sitions. o : TO said Sirah Stanley: Yon are herchy A -;'r.im;i‘ﬁeAd' t_l}_)iatgsn Thhzsd‘aydl : \hei‘ﬁr,st iy ot Apri D 1838, at the office of Geoi %}mﬁm Esq., at-Ne. 168 .I'-2'--N!aingzr._~gfga, _ Stat= Bank Building, in the City of Haritoid, county of Hartford and Siate of Connecticui, f:g‘ééﬁ the hours of 8 o’¢lock Ay Al S (fh’Ck P, M. oimdday, befure sm& 69\9,;4:'\ 8. Gilmore, Esq.,a Notary Public witifin .0 for the county and Stite aforesaid, we @ iils procesd fo_take the Depositions.of Wil(fvs: X “Buckley, Eleazer Holmes and others, il, f mecessary, will continue the taking iion., day to day, between the hours andgj iic lace aforesaid, until the takiug is cotie . g‘*d*depﬂfﬁ““’o when 8o taken, to be vt pvidence on the frial ofthis canse. . * . HARRIS & BAKER, Petitioners Atiys. . Dated Fob 16, A, D 1859—3 3w,