Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 8, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 March 1858 — Page 3

. The N.Y. ‘Herald’ on Lecompton. " The New York Herald is the ablest and boldest' defender of the Lecompton villainy the President has in his employ. | A fow months ago it was fierce in’ its hostility to that measure. Take the following as a specimen ' of its language and sentiments: v Sy ' Form the New York Herald Nov. 18,1857, .- A regency or provisional government is emr;ﬁm,»wgth dictatorial powers, of which Mr. John Calhoun is the chief, under the title of Governor, and this regency is to go into operation immediately. ‘ S : Nyow, this beats Topeka Government of Generals Lane and Robinson, all hollow. 1t surpasses anything we have seen of the political pretensions of Brig- | ham Young; for, with all his assumptions of divine right and squatter sovereignty, he has never so ﬂat}‘y repudi- | ated the supreme authority of the Gen- | eral Government as these Lecompton | Constitution makers. Their proceedwngs are without a parallel, and: there s nothing like a precedent for them in | the case of any other Territory of the | ~=#éon, past or present. On the con- | trary, the Federal Constitution, the organic law of Kansas, ALL, POPULAR | RIGHTS, and Territorial forms and} usages, are boldly set at defiance by these Lecompton disorganizers. Wl * v We have no fears of the ultimate issue of this Lecompton movement.— It win rarnL. The partiesinterested in it cannot entertain a serious hope of its ‘success. A L " The above needs no key to explain its curious harmony with the present | phase of the Herald's editorials. It was when uttered, an honest” unpremeditated expression of opinion, given to the world at the time when the first publication of the Lecompton contrivance shocked the understanding of every patriot in the land.: ’ ; s € <8 @) B & s Tne YANKEE PEpLAR—The impor,tance of -improving“your own stock, if you are going into the wool business, is very emphatically enforced in the” folJlowing capital story: ’ “Some ycars ago, I was traveling on the jcastern shores of Maryland, and stopped for the night at the house of a ‘gentleman by the name of Jones. e was not at home, but his wife received me very politely, though I was in the capacity of.a traveling merchant, a peripatetic vender of notions, vulgarly calledpedlar. She made a few purchases of articles useful in the family, an( might have bought more, had not Mr. Jones returned unexpectedly and commenced abusing me most roundly, and said he didn’t want any pedlars about his house. Igave him back the change in his own coin till he cooled dotn, when I asked him what made him mad ‘atall ‘gentlemenr in my line of business?’ He told me: “A few months ago, a Yankee pedlar ‘was about here selling his tin ware and taking pay in anything he could get.— My neighbor farmer,: Mr. Brown, had a very troublesomé ram. One time he jumped the fence and got into the wheat, and another day into ‘the corn, and was always wher¢ he had no business to be. - One day’ just as theé farmer had got him out and tied up, this Eer“ar,qz_xme along and wanted to sell is tin' ware.” i : . “Mr. Brown said he would sell him the old ram and take his pay in tiy.— 'The pedlar took him up, offering him two dollars worth of his truck in-ex-change for the ugly old sheep. The farmer agreed, picked out his tin things, -~ the pedlar hoisted the ram, with legs tied, into his cohfounded old cart, and drove right along here to my house, and had the impudence, yes, the scoundrel had!—to tell me the ram had beeri’ imported from England by ordér of one of the rich fairmers, Jeffers, down the country, and ke had agreed to take itto him; it had cost $2OO on landing, and he was to have $250 for it when ‘he delivered it to Mr. Jeffers, but he! was 80 tired of having the plaguy thing in his wagon that he would take $lOO for it the first chance he could get.- I Was quite anxious to improve my stock, and thought this so fine an oppertuuity to buy an improved full blood, as the rascal warranted it to be, that I paid the fellow $lOO, and he cut the strings ‘and let the ram run. e Sure enough he did run,llfull split, right over the fence, andl after him, and my niggers coming on, in fifteen minutes my ram niggers, and I fotched wup in Brown’s yard, when I found I had been sold as well as that rascally old ~sheep. Before I got back, the pedlar ~had sold ten dollars’ worth of wooden nutmegs and nonsense to my wife, and had ‘gone off to parts unknown, He never came this way again; and if you are one of that sort you had better put mp your traps and be moving.” ~“Finally I previiled on him to let me stop till morning, and to. accept a - few yankee notions wihout fee or reward. . Buthe will never forget that $lOO and -his neighbor'syam,” ~ g & ik gt 3 *" @A French engineer was traveling _upon ‘an -old Ohio steamboat.” He obwerved to the captain: B s engine s svy poor “That's sO,” was the reply. . o por Ly lomg fagem gipect to +* “THll it bursts,’ was the cool reply. b b laniisg, plaee thers o rmichan Jod sbourd i &~ To the end that what you may desire may bo advantageous to you, ney#x desire anything but that '&“

[ Correspondence of the N. Y. Times.] ~ . Washington, March 17.1858. - .The Lecomptonites are in great alarm to night. They begin %0 see that the bill is certain of defeat—a fact to which they have been slow to open their eyes hitherto, so sure were they - that power and patronage are invincible. They 'will modify their tacties, be assured.— 'The first step, doubtless, will be initia'ted through Calhoun, who, in view of some new revelation, will discoyer that the Free State Legislature of Kansas ‘were elected on the 4th of Jan. last, and will issue ‘cortificates accordingly — This “gudgeon to catch whales,” l{ow-' ever, will avail nothing. 1t will furnish excuse for the treachery of no more: porfessed Anti-Lecompton men than would have found somie other pretext, if that were wanting. - brmiedeid BeFAt a meeting held after the concert, on Tuesday evening, given by Mr.. BaiLey, Alexander McClure, Esq., was. called to the chair, and E. B. VVoogl-‘ ward, Esq., was appointed Secretary. 1 Upon motion, the following resolution was unanimously- adopted: . \Resolved, That we tender to' Mr. Bailey, and to the [ladies and gentlemen who assist him, our warmest thanks for the agreeable musical entertainment we have enjoyed this evening, which we trust may not be the last, and we hope that the present taste for musie so happily inaugurated in our town, may grow with its irowth, and strengthen with its strength. ' , A. MeCLURE, Chairman. E. B. Woopwarp, Sec.

i ‘RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Rey, Mr. Wert will preach at the new Church next Sabbath at 1034 A. M.and 3 P.M.. This will be regular hours.of service, until fn.r‘ther‘ notice is given for Mr. Wert's appointment, which are for every alternate Sabbath. - : ; e e @GV b e iy i EPISCOPAL NOTICE. The Rt. Rev. GEoraE Uprorn, LL. D. Bishop of th® diocese of Indiana, will preach in this village on Thursday evening, April 15, 1858, at 734 o’clock. All are respectfully invited t 6 attend. N__’otice will begiven next week throngh the Register asto the place where service. will be held. : ; { ——— ey e : EDUCATIONAL.. v MISS M. A. JONES ; Proposes to open a Select School in Ligonier, about the first of April. : : . Terms per quarter, for Common Branches, $3,00. Higher English Branches, : - 4,00, Linen and Crayon drawing will be tadght if desired, on reasonable terms. | o i K COMMERCIAL. Peeee e N A SN LIGONIER MARKET. St ; T REGISTER OFFICE, Mar. 25, 1858. _Wheat, 50@62. | Feathers, ; 50.' Flour, $1,[email protected]. | Eggs, : 8.. Oats, 20@25. | Clover Seed, $3,50@4,25. Corn, 18(@@20. | Potatoes, : 25.-", Pork,. 83.75@4,25. | Apples, i B Beans, 6. | Lard, 4 P 8 Dried Apples, $1@1,25. | Tallow, . A Bl‘*ter, ; 12}4. | 'W. R.Cheese, .. - 13, | T ‘ TOLED) MARKET, ' - | | : Office of the Toledo Blade,) . Mar. 22.2%4 P. M Forve—lield at 33,621 s@s4. s ; : \‘\:m:n—-rg-(mlc. white 7oc. CORN—3o@ 468, , Rye—Unchanged; 45¢c. | . ; oATs.—23(@2s¢. CrLoveß SExp—33, 7@ %4 : > ¢ Timorny SEED—3LSO@A;7S. © : Mzgs Porg—THeld at $l5. o Lagp—Slg@9l4e. - e & SaLr—§2 per bhl, s o <

' YOUR ATTENTION! VW E would respectfully give notice t ‘ho e wh mwe have credited, that necessity comnpels us to call upon them, for money due us. Thoese not paviag us by the 20th of April will be made costs, We would wait always if we could. : OHLWINE & SMITH. Ligionier, March 20, 1858. : J, BAR KON, | DEALERIN - Clocks, Watches, Jewelry & Patent Medicines Kendalville, Indiana. ~Any person wishing to purchase any of the above variety of Goods, are invited to cal] and look at this stock. Kendalville, March, 1858. ns - Brick and Stone Masonry, : | ¢ AND PLASTERING. L#EVVIS‘ CROSS is now prepated todo Jlall kinds of woek in his line‘in the best possible manner; such as building walls, plastering cisterns and all kinds ¢t plain aud ornamental plastering of all kinds done on short notice, 7-w., Ligonier, March 18, 1858. . Bl $300,00 Reward 'W‘ILL BE PAID FOR THE AR. rest and delivery to the Indiana Regulators, or In-any jail in the United:States or Canada of Thomas Young aliag Tom Crawford who escaped from their custody.’ Said Young is about 25 years old, 5 feet 9or 10 inches high, slim built, brown halr, keen blue eyes, quick spoken and of genteel address Any information may be sent t. President of Indiana | Regulators, Ligonier Ind. = ’ Take Notice, iTHAT ALL PERSONS INDEBT- * ‘ed to'L. CoverL prier to ths firm of Banta & Covell, and all persons -indebted to the firm of Banta & Covell are requested to settle and pay off their indebtedness befare the 15th day of April 1838, or they will be made costs. I'.cannot carry you through any longer; you must pay up. . Lewis CovELL. . Ligonier, March 13, ’sB.=7.tf, -

EUREK At HARD WARE, STOVE AND TIN STORE IN LIGONIER. 4(}Si£xn of the Big Buckgt.) Sl CARR & KIMMEL, DEA’LERS in Every description of fors eignand Fhn : 1‘ DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Tron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Building Materials. Saddlery Hardware, Gunsmith’s Trimmings 'FARMER’S TOOLS, Such as Chains of all kinds, Shovels, Spades, - Scoops, Forke, Grub Hoes, &c. - Mechanie’s Tools of every Variely. . COOKING, BOX AND PARLOR STOV.ES. - Manufacturers of every variety of TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE. " Ligonier, March 11,1858, ' ouf,

- BROADWAY GOLD PEN Office No. 335 Broadway, New York Fourth Quarterly Sale of Gold and S-1 ‘ver Waitches, Gold Watch Chains, Bracat Pae sty Ko, &es v ] o AGENTS WANTFD. : 3 e 3 e L 2., ;.‘ Gold Pens - L e : Gold Pen and Silver Holder, 2,00 ‘Gold Pen and double ex-Sifver Holder 3,00 Mammoth do do do = 400 ~ Leviathan do do ~ do = 5,00 ;. Fountain Pen, Deck Holder, 300 Mammoth -do ' .do ‘do | 1 “4,00 Engrossing Pens 1 2,00 Levithan and Box - ... 400 . Gothic Silver Case and Pen - 2.00 ~_Gothic Engrossing case and Pen 4,00 ‘Gothic Mammoth Y ; 5,0@ Gold Tooth Picks 2 gOB Gold Tooth and Ear Picks ..~ 200 “ "Pencils, Watch Key, and Tooth Pick 3,00‘{ Ladies’ Gold Pencils - . 2.%; do do do g do do do o 4.0‘? . @ . do - eo . withpen ~00 a G-nts Gold Cases and Pens o .gOO do.. . dv . do~ g 107,90 do . Gothic do do do 12.00 And all*kinds of styles at the retail prices, To the purchasers of our Pens we present a number of tickets on every dollars worth purchased, which entitles the holder, by an extra payment of 25 cents oa each ticket, to a g:eium varying in value from $I to slo.— The ‘preiums consist of various articles of Jewelry, viz; Gold and Silver Watcheg, Silver Goblets, Silver Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains for Ladies, Lockets, Bracelets, Gen*’s Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses, &c,, none of which sell for less than one dollar.— Country purchasers may rely on being as fairly delt with, as regards the prices, as if they t{nemselves were present. A ’ We have been in operation for three years, and thousands have bought of us, and we have_ never learned that any one was ever dissatis’ fied. This plan affords every oppoitunity 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 precisely the same prices asked in all other ‘stores in the city, Toagents we offer the most advantageous inducements, and any energetic person can do well by working for us. We wish agents in every part of the country. and pefsons who would like to become such, will please to address as, and we will send them printed circulars of prices, terms &c.— ‘We have no stated periods for distribution,— The moment a pen-is purchased,the purchaser is entitled to receive his preium oh the payment of 25 cents extry. o MERRICL, BENTON & DEAN, - 335 Broadway, New York. iN. B.—Gold Pens repointed in asuperior manner. Enclose the penand 39 cents in P 0. stamps, and the pen will be repointed and._ returned post paid. iy ‘ - CONNER'S e UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY. Nos. 29,31, and 33 Beekman Street Pl {NEW YORK. . . To Printers and Publishers.—The undersigned beg to inform the Trade that they have issued their New Quarto Specimen Bock of Printing Fypes, Bordering &c., and that it is now ready for delivery to their old ‘patrons, and to all who patronize their foundry. Init will be found a new series of Faces, from Pearl to Pica, suipassing, if possible their celebrated Series of Scotch'Cut/ Faces. : e J The Fancy Type Department exhibits anunsurpassable vaiiety of beautiful styles, selected trom France, Germany and England, The Scripts and Borderings are now, for the first time, presented to- the Printing Public, and are W of the best American and Eurdpean ArMsts. . ' An entire ne ies of German Faces, both for Newspaper and Job Printing, of a very superior style, is now completed and for gale. ' e Every article necessary fo.a perfect Printing Establishment furnished to order. ! The metal from which the type is made will be found peculiarly adapted to the severe usage of machine press printing. L We have added to our establishment every thing: necessary for Electrotyping or Sterotyping in" Copper, all Cuts, Job or Fancy Type,and all such other matter as may offer, —embraced within the ZOmpass of 16 x 20 ininches; as well ag for Copper-Facing all type manufacturegd by us—if desired. - _N. B. Newspapers, who will insert the above four times, and forward us a copy, will be entitled to pay in any article of our-manu-facture, by trading four times the ameunt of their respective bills. - : JAMES CONNER & SONS. S. P. ROUNDS, General Westein Ggent . JOHN-HANNA, A (Suecessor to. Henry Miller & Co.) WHQLESALE dealer in. Tobaeco, ‘Y- Sigars, No. 112 Woodward Avenue near the National ‘Hotel. Keeps constantly on hand an extensive assortment of the best and latest styles of . ; Imported Havana, Principe, Medium and : : Landres Cigars.: Snuff and Pie)es. Also, the most celelrated brands of Virginia Honey Dew and Cavendish] Tobacco, lbs, to. Ibs. 5 lump and 8s together with every aritcle usually keptin the trade ' 7 Detroit, Mich. * -

Camparet, Hubbell & Forwarding & Commission Merchants FORT WAYNE, IND. . 'W E receive, Store and Forward Goods by the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago, and the Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroads, and.by the Wabash and the Erie Canal, and deal in all kinds of CTPRODUCH Salt, * Fish, Nails, Pork, Beef, Four, i Glass, Coal, &c. e . Weare also Agents for FAIRBANK'S CELEBRATED SCALES Bl AND 3 i Dupont’s Gun Powder, For Sperting and Blasting purposes. And for ‘Peacock & Son’s Steel Plow. - Our Warehouse is well located on the Canal Basin at.thereast end of Columbia street, at the termination of the side track of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad. Jan 30,1838, . adgg ALDERMAN HOTEL. 4 H. 8. ALDERMAN, PROPRIETOR, Ligonter: wr indiene. s H 8 ALDERMAN now occupies the o well-known stand, formerly called tbe‘,"F"%}‘mi‘“ House, by R, Stone, and wia‘l’lg it distinctly nnderqlmit}jﬂ’ he keeps as good house as can be found in the west. All trav+ elers wishing n_,K!'eaa;int sojourn in this city, &%}ﬁlm give him a call. Bﬂhfmon&)b Old‘Hank is alwaysat home; call and see him. Freeomnibus to aud from the cars, on amival of each train, . o b

- THE EVENING POST, The oldest Democratic Journal in the City o of New York. | : NOW in the fifty-fifth year of its existence N combines alithe essential elements of a A 4 COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER. llsdevoted to the support of the Democratic Party when it is rig . and of DEx MOCRATIC PRINCIPLES ALWAYS ! Is the uncempramising advocate of Free Soil! Free Soil! Free Speech! A strict construction of the constitution, and an oconvmical administration Yf the Govern/i ﬁa&y FEoening Post contains a full accoufit of the occurrences *»f the day, and regularly b{ correspondence, &c. the latest foreign intelligence—reprints of all public dacuments of interest and imror(ahce——con-g tains special.full and accurate eports of coms. mercial and financial affairs, New-York markets, including stock and money markets, together with the cattle markets of the .country, and such Foreign Market} as are of genoral interest. o 1 ‘ The Semisweekly Enem'né Post contains all the reading matter of the Daily Evening Post. ! ‘ ; " The Weekly Evening Po;s} is edited with special reference'to the wants of country readers, and besides all the matter of general interest published in the Daily, contains a complete Digest of the news of the day.

: Terms j; : : : Daily Evening Post. Single copy for one year in a#v ance 99 00 Three copies in advance | 25 @0 Single copy per month = ™ - 75 ¢ SEMIWEEKLY mNI‘M; POST Is published every Wednesday & Saturday ?Smgle cBpY, one year, in a’dvﬂnce -#3, 00 Two ¢opies “ e 5 00 Five copies - Bt 12 00 Ten copies o se. .\ 20 00 3 : WEEKLY mllﬂ# POST. ¥ Is published every Thursday, ' Single copy one year in advance s2°oo, Theeccopied % ' w 4 - 500 Five copies G | 8 00 Ten copies £ fl2 00 Twentylcopies = - , [ aooo 00 Any larger number at the rate of $1 per year ~ Subscribers may commence at any time.— Pay always in advance. Any person sending us twenty or more subsertbers will be entitled to an extra copv for hisservices; or for ten subscribers he will receive a copy for six months. When a club of subseribers has been foraarded, additions may be made to it on the «<ame terms It is not| necessary that the members of a club should: receive their papers at the same post office, Money may be forwardea at our risk. : Specimen copies will be sent free to all who desire it. : . WM. C. BRYANT & Co. New York. . =Executor’s Notice. NOT_ICE is hereby given that the undersignid has been "appointedj executor of the last will of James McEachran late of Noble county,deceased. Said” estate ‘is supposed to be solvent. ol - : ~ . ' JOHN CRAMER, Executor. . March 4, = e n3-8w s | i 2 ¥ (;CUB_A SUGAR. Welwill nave next Mon_/.day morning as good. an article as ever. brought west of Lake Erie for 9cents per 1b give us a call. 0. ARNOLD & CO. ° Feb.2Bth. 1858, - ..l . i 3 'FROST’S AMERICAN SPEAKER, an excellent “work for selecting pieces for Declamation, can be found at ARN RLD’.S.

SIR JAMES I(;ll;i’\l{K’S Celebrated Female Pills!! T HE RN oot a 2 GREAT il . ‘,%‘i:’;\::‘ : . English &% :’»’"«s Remedy. P‘REPA’RED from a prescription of Sir . Jas: Clark, M. D., Physician kxtraordinaay to the Queen. . This‘i’m;fﬂnable Medicine is Unfailing in the cure (f all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution, . l - < Jt moderales all excess, remqves all obsructions, and brirgs on the monthly -eriod with regularity. “These Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to confinemert; they fortify the constitution and lessen the'suffering during labor; enabling the imother to perfarllt:l her duties ywith safety to herself and child. ; bt "8G These Pilis should not be takenby females during-the first three months of pregnancy, asthey are sure to bringon miscarriage; butat any other time they are safe. - In all cases of nervous and spinal affections, pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, lowness of spirits, hy;:erics, whites; -and all ‘the painful diseases oc¢casioned by a disordered system, thcse Pillg‘will affect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, does not contain iron, calomel, ?;.limony or any lother mineral. Full directions accompany each package. Price in the United States and Canada, $l,OO. . For sale in Ligonier, by 0. ArnovLp & Co.

Boot, Shoe & Leather ; BP LI ELEL . JOHN DITMAN Would. announce 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 | : . . 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--Bt., one door south of 8. Mier’s Store. : 8¢ Mending done on short neiice. N. B.—All those indebted to him by note or book account will please call and settle if they wish to save costs. J.:DI'TMAN. Ligounier, Feb. 8, 1858 —2-tf. N.W. FIELD SAYS to the citizens of Noble and adjoining counties, that he iy still on hand and ready to build : fosgios - Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, © . SLEIGHS, SULKIES, &c., On the shortest notice, His atticles are all made of well seasoned Timber and in the most. modern style. Wagons kept constantly on hand, : lz:&llrw{vo'rk warranted arig done on themost liboral terms, ' Also Repairi done on short netice. Thankiul ﬁ:lr)%ast ;:g ronage he respectfully solicits a continunance of the same, = . N.W. FIELD, Ligonier, Feb. 10, 1858, —2-if. gaia e T T e ie, _Administrator’s Notice. N"b’{’lCE is hereby given, that the ynder-' signed has been duly .a.pp.?,iiz,ts;g _and nalified as alministrator oiy the estate of David iip_tﬁea_sed- late of Nobleiconnty, Indiana. -~ Baid estate is} ' pposed to be solvent, - 7. R.C.B. REED, Administrator. | sl R F se e g _ Administrator’s Notice, Nmmna s hereby given that the. under: 4\ signed’has been duly appointed admin. xﬂtrx&oroﬁh*wmdfmw’mm; WM . @gamd Said estate is . ABEL MULLIN, Administrator, ol sl ey e e e

~ Estabrook’s Cofumn, | g 3 i ‘___‘__A___........__.%_' * ;&¢ /; - S. H.ESTABROOK, - Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ‘ Drugs, Groeeries, s R s o 5 5 -PAINTS, OILS, Glass, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery g SEEDS, &c., &o, b | o I e e o . ‘IT 1S NoT POSSIB#E TO - enumerate my Goods in-one Newspaper. 1 deem it sufficient to say that I always have on haund everything in the lineof, . . 3 i i ‘ - DRUGS & GROCERIES, and in prices I defy competition. : { Buying my Goods almost entirely from first ‘hands and avoiding the losses incident to an ’extended credit business; 1 flatter mysglf that I can make it the interest of all who purchase ; for th to trade with me. . : ‘And the Leaves of the Trees wave for the healing of the I AM agent for the following Patent and ‘A Proprietary Medicines, which I receive direct from the Proprietors, hence those who buy of me will run no risk of getiing counterfeit or adulterated medicines, ‘ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. ] All of Dr. D, Jagne’s Medicines. : | Allof Louden & Co’s do o 'Dr. Roback’s Bloed Purifier and Blood Pills. Guysott’s Yellow Dock and Sarsapariila. Dr. Hall’s-Balsam for the Lungs. ; Dr. Rogers’ Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea. Budd’s Liniment. Mexican Mustang Liniment. i Gregory’s Instant cure of Pain. | « : Sir James Clarke’s Female Pills. Hooﬂ;md’s German Bitters and Balsamic Cor- * dial, e All of St John’s Famiiy Medicines, Radway’s Ready Relief, Renovating Resolvent anlPills, : - Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. ‘ McLane’s Pills and Vermifuge. All of Dr. Fitch’s Madicines. Dr. Christie’s Ague Balsam. : Deshler’s Ague Pills. ' s All of Comstock’s Medieines, Bkt osgood’s India Cholagogue. b Lol Moffat’s Life Pills and Pheenix Bitters Jew David’s, or Hebrew Plaster. :‘Hays” Liniment for the Piles. : Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Dr. Vaughn’s. Lithentriptic. | ] Dr, Osborn’s Golden Ointment . . g All of Dr, McClintoek’s Medicines, Dr. Townsend’s Barsaparilla. = ; .da George’s J)o do, Bristol’s . ) e 5% ‘do Helmbnlds " do ? Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, And all other Medicines which are of any value to community.. 8. H. ESTABROOK. :Ligonier, Ma:ch il, 1858,—n6-tf.: 2 TITE PUBLIC : AN obtain anything in the line of GroC ceries, Medicines, Dye-atuﬁ%,- Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Paints,” Oils, G{f.w’ Pager Hangings, Window Shades and ¥iztures Stone and Wooden Ware,Salt Waler Lime, &c.,as low asean be sold and warranted as represented at 8. H. Esrannoox’s’ HYSICIANS can always rely on getting P Pure Drugs and officinal preparations’nf ‘standard strength.froﬁ:& H. ESTABROOK, ERCHANTS wishing’to replenish their M stocks can often save money by buying of : S. H-ESTABROOK.

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Steam Mill Property ! Commissioner’s Sale. THE. UNDERSIGNED, BY VlRtue of his app vintment as commissioner by the court of Common Pleas of Noble county, will sell at public auction On the 27th day of March A. D. 1858, at one o’clock p. m. of said day, the well known and valuable Steam Mill Property in the thriving village of Ligonier, ‘situated on the Southern Michiganand Nerthern Indiana Air Line Railroad, (knmown as the Fisher Property,) and described as follows, to-wit : Commencing at a point three rods north of the south-west corner of Lot/number two (2,) in Fisher & Co.’s addition to the villsge of Ligonier, running thence horth seven (7,) rods,thence west t%\irtyievén [37] rods,thence south fourteen ((14) reds 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’s addition, thence north seven:(7) rods and ten [lo] feet, thence east to the place of beginning; containing about two and one half acres of Land, and upon which is erected a Steamn Saw and. Flouring Mill, Planing Machine, Turning Lathe, &c. Said Mills‘are in good order, nearly new and doing a first-rate business. Terms (ff sale will be, one-third of the purchase money/to be paid down at the time of sale, one-third inone 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 benefit of valuationand appraisement Laws, and bearing interest from date, and to. be secured by mortgage on the premises sold. Sale to be held on the premises above described. . For further informatien in regard to the property enquire of the und.e'ésigned at Ligonier. .~ HARRISON WOOD,’ Eeb. 22,°58.—4-4w. - Commissioner.

: - Executor’s Sale, NOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at public auction on Barurday the 20th day of March, inst,, at the residence 'of Ja’s Mc Echran. late of Noble county,deceased, all his personal property [not taken by the widow] consisting ot six headof horses, one ‘wagon, {wo plows, one large kettle, one pair bob sleds, tweuity head of hogs, one log chain one dutch ¢lock, together with farming uten cils, tools; ete: ete. A ey A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over three dollars,the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waving the valuation and appraisment law. - : ~ JUHN CRAMER, Executor : Washington, March 4,1858 ' . Surveyor’s Notice. Pnn application, notice is hereby giveu to L all persens interested, that I will at! 8. oclack. A- M. of tne 25 day of March 185 g proceed to perpetuate aud locate the corners, and run the lines of subdivisions of sections thirty-five and six¥3s and 36] town thirty-five [3s]range eight[6]east, and continue until the whtle lscompleted. ... =~ T et o 7 G;m’n:ﬂﬂl)gpi_.j.s, N-C, F RENCH BED PANS, a necessary article __in sickness, can be had at the New Drug ‘&Stﬂ!“eio’t‘ Linar KRN?QHD@;CO.

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g TR o NTTT AT T McLEAN & SHOBE, * A T the Sign of the Big Cofice A, Pot, general deajery in the difievy ent varieﬁegpf pitios B i HARDWARE, STOVES axp TINWAEER Thankful for.the very liberal patronage lieres tofore bestowed upon them, would resjects fully solicit a cantingance "f the same, and also call ‘the attention of all thise wishivg Goods in their line to the Jargeand 1l assenty ment constantly kept on hgud. Having adopts edighg . ol R 0 s L e | READY-PAY SYSTEM, We are enabled to sellas low 18 any other sy tablishment in the West. Tinware ard Broves pipe manufactured tp ordery Call. on us or send in yvour orders, . : "["l),'.'. o Alse, FI. Bement’s Celebi ﬁtéﬁ Mishawaka Axes, on hanl at all times.’ ki Loy e SR Y THE GOLDEN YEARE GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK for X 1558, This work has been-the stand.ard - for twanty-eight years.' When an hnjtatioy has been attewpied it bas failed. It ia'ltl'sa. only Lady s Book published in ‘Americs. 361 h and 57th velumes, New features, rencuwed. vigor, brilliaut engravings and atipactive stay. * ries: ‘and but one-ojject in view, th pleasg the Ladies. ‘' Among:-the novelties vvs',illf'\{)e ‘}: . - . Gardeming for Ladies, a series that will, we knotw, be apprecinted by Ladies, most of whom haye a taste Yor ths beautifu] seience, cve s R We shall commence in the Januajy npuber! and continue through every punber viithe yearmnovelette; .IoG B S LS Bl Margaret’s Home: Or the story of of a Household .. Ry Alice:B, Haten, author of Tho Coopers, Getting into ’S(:ciety."l"lle Gossips of Riverton, &¢. (Mrs Haven is we]l known to our readers as Mrs ' Neal:) ' Tlie usaal contentsof'the Tads's Book are—how to dress with- taste, drawing in ull its variety; faghious, Puiu,t:l)msstlagrgi‘ Venetian lace of every vayiety,: ' Qne Lippdréyd pages of reading matter will be given monthey: Godey’s splendid engravings on stecl, l London, Paris and Philadelphia fashions, - broidery patterns, model cottages; dress jgks ing with diagrams to cut by,"dress jalteehs, all kinds of crochet and netting wurk, the nurse and the nursery: S s Gudey's Invalualle Receipls wpon (viry ‘ : % subject. e Music:—Three dollars worth are given, eva. ery year. _Cmgpa,t.md netting work in eol« ‘ors. Slippers in colors. Drawing lessons o Yopth. v o ST e ~ +. - TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE. [ -capy one year $3,()0.1.2 c?ic‘s,g year §5,00° 3coples do- | 60015 do -do andan extra copy to the person seuding the: cluh, RSR e e e A O.OV 8 capies oné year and ‘an extra chpy(&f the person sending the club making 9 - ¥ 13,00" ‘LI copies otie year and an extra copy fo lfe‘ person sending ?h‘e'c%ib making 12~ 20,00 - - The money must 21l be seut at one time fur any of the clebs.” ° A O 2.4 G- Subseribersin the British Provinceswho send for clubs must remit 30 ‘cents extra on every subscribier te pay. the American postage to the lines.” Address L. A GODEY, . v : = 323 Chestniit Bt., Phila.

Doors, .Sash .& Blinds! PIN E and Poplar Doots. Bash and Blinds, _of the best quality can be found at all times at McLEAN & SHOBE'S. Any mil #ll orders filled with prompinessand dispatch

METALLIC BURIAL CASES! (e Z;_«’!r‘: e —...'.r?”»’ el &= ——— e e TH IS article, got usually foundin Western establishments, ¢an be foundat =~ = 1-f: ' ‘McLEAN & SHOBES, b 0 iy R GG ES i 2 RES PECTFULLY informs the citizens ot U Ligonier and surrounding eunatry, that he has openeda’ TR FPURNITURE WAR E-R OM, On Cavin-St., Ligonier; where he ki_fm'éuds,l»u‘ keep ALL kinds of Furniture, and, will sel] the same at Wholesale or Retail, as cheap «r cheaper than any ether Establishment in the County, My work is'made of the best maferials and finishéd in good workmanlike man. ner.., Bring 'ig)'o_ur Lumber and Produce augd: I will give Furniture in Exchange for it, L G e B RUGGEES Q- JOHN & CO’B. L.EDICINES.- = sdoz. Congh & Consumption Syrup, . . 1 doz. Ague Syrup. . T 3 doz, Liniment., = &, - o ‘ 6 doz. Condition Powders. - . . 6 doz. Anti Billious Pills * -~ 4 doz. Vermifuge. .= = : Jusl received and for sale by = : : : 0. ARNOLD & Co. © Light! Light!! Light!!} - A fine assortment of Oil and - Fluid Lamps, very cheap. . Also, Candles—Stair, Stearine, and Tallow; by the box or ;pound, for sale by * ALL of Mec GUFFEY'S Readev’s as well _as Speller, can be fouud at. the New . Drug Storeof =~ 0, Arnold & Co.. SUGAR:,‘ SUGAR, a superior articie just leceived and for sale at 9 eents a ponnd | ( Feb. 18,1858 Q. ARNOLD & Co, ~ Saleratusl = - A pure article of double refined Saleratus, what the Ladies often wish for but seidem find, for sale by the box or yeund, by =i3 e S el EICIARNGL BBN %’ - : i £ _"'T -- ( * ‘a : % :!f 3} (3 RANULATED SUGAR, a superior avii. X cleat 1s 48 per pound, for sale at thoe W ———— e R g trator’s I #%i;& & NJ OTICE is hereby given that the under. A\ signed h: M@%ﬁ%‘ dininistvi‘Noble cou Rét‘émx ~Saud estate is suplw@;ﬁﬂfﬁv eat. LEONARD MY ERS, CCRSW i R