Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 11, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 April 1858 — Page 3

M% friendship. Ido not forgeb For the great cifd’s sake, strange ‘as |it may seem to some, and eensured uh may be by many, in. memory of the past 1 ami with you, Igo with you.”— A gush of the warm tears of a trué pat‘riotism here came forth from the thiee 80 united, and the fate of Lecowpton !{Jamﬂed’past redemption. = W 9& TELEGRAPH. ; wko o From Washington. . WsAHINGTON, April 11.—The Union -says that -the interview 'between Colo‘nel Benton and the President was pro‘tracted, and the latter expressed ex_ceeding gratification at the visit. Col. Benton 'spoke of his extreme solicitude ‘{or the eondition of public affairs and is painful sense of the imminent dandangeér which threatened the country and ezorted the. President to rely on -the divine support and guidance, and not gl_:{)on that of men, who would deceive him. | -

- The Secretary of the Treasury has -higviq;dy ‘proposals to the 10th of May, . for the issue of any, or the whole of -five million dollars in Treasury notes -in exchange for gold. ' | Col. Benton’s funeral servises will be " performed to-morrow, Monday, at tvo ‘o’clock. 'The pall-bearers selected, are: _Secretary Floyd,Senator Houston; Gen. ~Jessup, Mr. \%. H. Appleton, Mr. Johh ‘B. Rives, Mr. James B. Clay, Mr. W. XVI Seaton, and Mr. Jacob Hall of 0. i

. A grandchild of Col. Benton, Mrs. Jone’s son, died this morning. =~ . " Col. Benton’s will was opened yesterday. ~ His residence here is bequeathed to Mrs. Jones, and his libra%w Carey Jones as literary legatee. The residue of the estate is distriubted among their children. The Executors are; Wm. Carey JonesgJohn C. Fremont, Richard T. Jacobs, Monteomery Blair, and Philip Lee. The remains of Col.. Benton go west to-morrow afterhoon, via Baltimore & Ohio R. R. to ‘Wheeling. i The President distinctly disclaims all intentiont of supporting the Crittenden amendment. He has been misrepre-. Bented, | 3 S

' Congress - Another Fight. - WasmiNaroN, April 12—On motion, the IHouse im nediately after the reading of the Journal, adjourned, in in order to afford members an opportunity to attend the funeral ceremonies of Col. Benton this afternoon. : - Nearly all the members, who, after the House adjourned, lingered in the Hall conversing “in groups or in-their gcats, were' startled by a fizht between Craige of N. C., and Mr. Helper, anthor of a books entitled The Impending Cri--53, and Trom the smme State. . They had just before been angrily ‘eninged in conversation. Crowds of members and others rushed in and separated the combatants,while they were dealing hea¥y blows. Mr. Helper was taken in tharge, by the Sergeant-at-Arms. A number of ladies who were on the floor and witnesses of the proceceings, were very much frightencd. !

Anti-Administration Mesting ; Yhiladelphia, April 12, - The opponents of the Administration have a meeting to-night, to celcbrate the birth-day of Henry Clay. IHon. John J. Critenden, Hon. Humphrey Marshall, Hon. Millard Fillmore, W. H. Seward and Hon. G. W. Bates are promised as speakevs, ; il ’ e = P P p e . Insurrection---The America. ' New York April 12. ; Advices from St Croix of the 2d inst., report that a schooner has just arrived there full of passengers, fleeing from an insurrection in Antigua. A British war steamer left immediately for Antigua. G The R. M. steamex Ameriea arrived at Boston yesterday, and her mails reached this city this morning. ’——-—-—.m'o——-——- -/ +lrish Rebellion About Livery. ‘Washington, March 22.—President,. of the White House, has got into trou‘ble. with our Irish” fellow citizens, who are often very indocile, when not at work on or in Mother Earth. Though a Demoorat, the President has just as | fine tastes as we Aristocrats—for flowers, equipages, style, display, &c.— Now a carriage, you know, is only a carriage, and a carriage and hcrses are only a carriage and horses, but to have “‘an equipage,”’ there must be a driver and that driver in livery, with a footghan, too. And there must be also, a groom;—for a grogm in a stable is almost as important as a groom in the chamber. Well ‘upon this a great battle has been waged .in the purlieus. of the White House. Patrick, the groom was ordered th put on livery ! Pat said she’d be d—d before he would thus make a nigger of himself.” Pat-was remonstrated with, but Pat rebelled, whereupon Pat wasdischarged—turned off—banished from the sacred stable ~of the White House—because Pat - would not put on the toggery of Sambo. | Irishdom, of eourse, is in confusion con_sternation, and rebellion. The Patricks ‘here utter thunders about the: President, ;J%T iwé;shfm 1:1:1 Ka‘;xsﬁai meule, which drowns the Irigh rebellmmw America would be in arms becausé the President’s groom was turmed off for not wearing livery. < *

sar-In the Wauseon Sentinel, we find the following card: : “INFORMATION WANTED—Of Simon Oarr, a Lunatic and Cotnty Pauper, Who left home in Ottokee, Fulton Qo.,

Ohiog, on_the 20th day of March 1858. Since that time he has not been heard of. Said Simon Carr is about b feet 8 in. in hight, 28 years old, light blue eyes, light hair and sandy beard; does not shave ; kad on, when he left home a light colored hat, dark striped cassimere ‘pants, Withott suspenders, had no vest or coat on. Awny ihformation concerning him or his whereabeuts, will be thankfully received by the subscriber - April Bth, 1858. . M. H. Haves.

. LECOMPTON IN THE SENATE—It will be seen by our Washington dispatch that the Senate yesterday, by a vote of 30 to 24,“vdted to ADHERE to the Lecompton bill as it originally ed that body, and then 'appoirsl,t,g;‘ss a Committee of Conference, consisting of Messrs. GREEN, HUNTER and SEWARD. The fate of the swindle wil! now soon be determined.~— Chicago Tribyne, April 14 j ; :

What Love will Dare. - We condense a funny love affair from the Cincinnati Gazette: A young lady of Louisville, with charms weighing $lOO,OOO, well invested, was sent by her guardian toa Cincinnati boarding school, to separate her from her lover. The lover soon followed, stole an interview . with his sweetheart then purchased a boy’s vutfit and sent the* bundle to the boearding school. Soon a boy-came out of the boarding school, joined the Kentuckian, found frierds who procured facilitics for tying the knot, and the two young gcnt/a took a doubte bedded room at the 'Walnut strect House. ~ Onlyone bed was found tumbled in the morning the boy became an object of suspicion, satisfactory explanations to the landlord followed, and, after the: bride had assumed feminine garwents the happy pair took a boat and putout.” - i¢ el

TIME TABLE,; AIR LINE R. R. Gosng West Leave Ligonier, Express, e 252 . m; - ¢ . Accommodation and Freight, 5387 p.m. Wawaka, s ; Gy 5.13 p. m. Rometis ot « 487 p. m. Kendalville “ : N 4.’o{: m. i - Express : Crf 2134, m. < | Going Last, Leaves - " Ligonier, Express, -.. Sl 10.25 p. m. 7w 7 Accommodation afd Freight 7.28 a, . . Wawaka,. ¥ 5 Gn B 0 R, Tome; e e e BT Al Kendallville, 0L s el 6.00 a. m. ¢« 1 Express : . 11.08 p. m. . . COMMERCIAL. RAAA A A A A AA A A N A NI A AAA A i, LIGONIER MARKET. - 7| L ! . RuclsTeß OFFICE, Apr. 15, 1838. Wheat, 50@62. | Feathers, 50. Flour, $4,00@ 150, | Bgies, - - 5. Oats, 20023 § Clover Sced, $3,[email protected]. * Corn, - 1820, | Potatpes, 5.4 Pork, . $895@4,25.| Apples, 50, Beans, | ¢ 75, | Lard, 8. Dried Apples, §[email protected]. | Tallow, 10. Buttfr, | A 2 W, Choosey 1115, ! TQLEDO MARKET. v s i 1 Office of the Toledn ma.de,l ‘ : P AjT. 13,214 P 8 [ 4 Forun—Held at $3.6214@ 84, SR Warar—red, 70c. white 75e¢, . : Corn—3Bo 40¢. . ; oh SR . Rys—Unehangedy 45¢. o L e % QArs—2B@Ge, - ; : S Crover SF.En—si‘).T:"'@% : - Tiyoray Slep—3L7s.@ 8225 - Mess lrnx—-!lul:,l at §l5. itk TARD- R%@ Dlge & e SALT—RY per Biil, ] : JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. - ‘A . McCLURE has remdved his office from the Postoffice to’ Fisher’s block up stairs vext docr to the’ Register office. He will naw bemuch moreat liberty to attend to theldalttizs of his office than heretofore nll

New Boot, Sihse and Leather . o n ) i 4 S ER) L JOHLN DITMAN Would announce & toihe citizens of Ligonier and vicinity that he-has leased a portion of Fisher & Hostetter’a dbuilding for the purpose of manufacfur'ng and copdudting the— = ‘ - 'BOOT AND SHOE TRADE, ' where he is prepared (o offer a large, well selected and entire new stock of Roots and Shoes. Sale and Upper Leather, Calf Skins etc at prices to suit the present Hard Times, he teels warranted in sayine téfl_,at he is offering : BETTER BARGAINS Than have ever been given 1n this market My terms are Ready Pay, and those who purchase for Cash will fiud it greatly to thieir interest to purchase of me. : Prices will ruw about as fotlows: A good article of Men’s Shoes from ~€l,oo to 1,50 Children’s R eI to. © D Goed Kip Beots from 2500 4 0p Good coagse boots | 3.00 Meus | 2 hoo's ! 250 te 300 Mens calf’shoes “1.75 1o 200 Mens kip shoes 150 to 175 Boys ‘Boots - . - 1.50 to 200 All kinds of approved produce taken in exchange for goads, ¢ S . The highest warket price paid in cash for ‘Hides. . : ~ Please remember Johm Ditman’s Cheap Boot and shee store. Ligoner Aprit 12, 1858 i i

5 SHERIFF’S SALE. | ‘BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and- delivered by the cierk or the Noble Circait Court, 1 have levied upon and will expise to sale by vublic ayetion; at the Court Ifouse dvor in Albion Noble County Indiana, on 5 - Monday, May 10, 1858, between the hours of 10-o’clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day the rents and profits for the terih not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate situate ih the county «f Noble and Stite of [ndiana, viz. ' The Nonth East-quarter of the south west quartet of section 23 town 33 north of range 11 east; and on failure to realize therefor the futl amonnt of said judgwnent interesst aid c: sts and cost that may accrue, | will at the same time and place expose to sale the feé simple of said real estate. Taken as the property od Jacob Hilkert to satisfy a judg‘ment in favar of Henry J Hays ek = DAVID 8. SIMONS, Shff. Albion, April 8, 1858. . .nilguoo

. BUGGIES AND WAGONS. JOHN HMRELEIGHWo uld respectfully inform the citizens of Ligonier and adjoining country that be is prepared -to manufactnre upon the shortest netice -~ Buggies, Wagons, Trucks, aud otherjwood-work in this line of business. Repairing done with promprness & dispatch. Prices as /low as any other establishment.— Produce of all kinds and lumber taken in exehange for work, Money never refused. - Ligonjer, April, 1858, nlo

;‘Hﬁ LIYER 0 - . Prepared by Dr. Sacford, Compounded entire ; of Guins Is.mle of the best! Purgative and fiver Medicines fow. before the public, that acts as a Catharlic, easier, lilder and more effectual than any orther medicine known. It is not only a Cathartic but a Liver remegy. acting first on the Liver to eject the morbid mtter, thes vn the stowach_aud bowels to cary off that mauer, thus Wual gh'shmg ‘two purpoges effectnally, without iy of the painful {eelings experienced in ihe operation of must cathartics. It strengthens the system_at the same time that it purges it: and wherx'nh?aken daily. in small ‘doses, will illreugthen and build it up witlrunusual rap--Idity. B fi

of the principal regbody; and when it ‘well,the poweér of the oped. The stomach pendent on the healer for the proper pertions:when the stombowels are at fault, suffer in consequence liver -having cea. or the diveases -of proprigtors has made tice of mare than 20 remedy wherewith to derangements t o b 2 f : remedy is at los! troubled witlliver any of ite forms, has conviction is certain, all morbid orbad mat sunplying in their of bile, dnvigorating fond to digest el ‘Bloocdgiving téne ‘whole maehinery rethe disease--effocting L tacks are cujed, better, preven: al use ot the liver ing is sufflcient to repreventthe foud from vefore retiring preer. at night,~lonsens

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATCR.

The liver is ene ulators of the huma | pertorios itsfunctions system is fully devel. is almost entirely di. thy action of the liyformance of its funcach 1s at lault Ilu] andthe whcle systemn of ouve organ — ts. sed todoits duty.— that organ one of the AL lis study,in a prac Years, to find some counteract the many which it is liable, = “Toprove that this found, any pergon complaing, i buttv iy a buu.e,and TheseGunis remove ter from the ‘system place & healthy flog the stomach causine purifying the and heaith (o the moving the cause of a radical cure, | Bilious At - andy, wiat is ted vy the occasivs invigorator. ° | Uue duse afier eatHleive the stomach and rising 'and souring. Only one dose taken 'yen'snightmare{ | Ouly one duse tak Riy o Roca R s R, |

the bowels gently and cures gostivelleSS. 3 3 Foe = Oue dose taken after each meat will cure Dyspepsia. P 1 #s-Oue doae of tvo teasnoonfuls will 'always reiieve Sick Headache. Une botiletdken for femalé obstrustion removes the cause of the disease, and makes a perfect cure, : Garilis Only one dose immediately cures chrolic, while onie doge often repeated is.a sure cuie for chiolera morbus, and a preventa-, tive of chholera. _ il : #G-Only oue bottle is needed to throw out of the systemn the effects of medicine after a long sickuess. N . {3-One bottle taken for Jaundice re: moves all sallowness or unnatural color trom the skin, . . : N " Onezdos: taken a short time before eating gives vigor to the appetite,and makes food digest well. ‘ : i One dose often repeated cures ¢hirenic Biarrhesa in. its yeorst forms, while summer and bevyel ‘complaints' yieid alinost to the fivst dose. | T : ,Une or two doses cures attacks caused by Weormms in children ; there is no surer saf-. er, or speedier remedy in the world, as it never fails. : < G A few bottles cures Dropsy, by ex cititir the absorbents, © s |

We ‘takel pleasure in recommending this medielve’d® a preventative (P Fevy¥r ahad’ Ague, Chill Fever, and ali Fevers ot a Billious Type. It operates with certainiy, and thonsands are willing to testify to its wondetfal virtues S All whouseit are giving their nnanimous testimeny in its faYOr. o : ! 7 - Mix Water in the mouth with the invigorator, and. swallow both together, | THE LIVER INVIGORATER. Is a scientific medigal discavery, and i 3 daily working cures alanbst too great to believe.— It cures as if by magic, even the first dose giving benefit, add seidom more than one one bhottle 18 required to cure any Kind of Liver Cow~laint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common Hradache, all of which are the result of 2 Diseased Hver. : ¥ k ; : PRICE ONE DCLLAR PER BoTPLY. . 3 Dr. Sanrorp. Praprietor, 345, Broadway, N. Y. ‘And retailed by-all Druggists. Sold also by O Arnold Ligonter, lad, ———— e ——————————— e : - SHERIFI'S SALE. _BY Virtue of an execution to me directed from the clerk of the Noble Circuit court, I will egpose at public sale at the court housedoor in Albion Noble county Indiana,on 0 ‘ ‘ i - ‘Wednesday, Moy 5, 1858. . between the hours of 10 %o'clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p.m of said day, the rents aad profits for a terin not exceeding seven years of the fullowing deseribed real estate to-wit: . The undivided half ot ‘the nevth half of lot number 36 in the village of Ligonier., | But if the same fails to bring the debt, interest,costs and accruing costs. [ will then. and there offer thesame in fee sfmple. Faken asthe property of Taylor J. Vail and Henry Hostelter, to satisfy an execution in favor of Harvey W. Woad agaiust said Vail & ‘Hostetler and Simon Heoestetter. The sgid property to be scld at two-thirds itd appraised value. DAYID s, SIMONS: Sheriff, per A. D. Hostetter, Deputy. April 14,1868 ' nlig=oo

OTICE I 8 hereby given, that tic uude - N signed partners of Curl & Swmalley have suspended business as a firm, and that all the booxs. rights, credits and eflects (peisonal) of said firm are banded over to A M. Latta and A, L. Curl, (of Ligonier) for the purpose of settlement. Their receipt will be good against said firm. .~ J, B. CURL. . JAMES SMALLEY’ Ligonier, March 25, 1858 ~ 010

™N OTICE,—Drs. Carr & Lower have this day dissolved Partuership in the prac tire of Medicine by mutual consent. All thosefindebted to the firm will eall and settle their accounts by cash ar note e e : CARR & LOWER. . Lizonier, March 30, 1858 ‘nld -~ Attachment IN OTICE is Hereby given that asummon: was issued and writ of attachment by me, Henry Hostetter, a Justice of Perry Township, NoblelCounty, and State of Midiana,, on the 24th day of March 1858 upou the affidavit of Lewis Coyell, against the gonds, ehattels, rights, eredits, moneys, and effects of Henry Core, late of said County,— March 30th, 1858,summons returned [to-wit] defendant :not jfound in my county attachment returned {fo-wit]:Mareh 29, 1858; I\t tached one bay Horse as the property of said Core, of the valuesof $4O, and that I Henry Hostetter, will'on the Ist day of May, 1858 at 1 o’clock P. M- of said day, at my office in_said township, proceed };oida{ and decide upon; said matters, and the clainis of . the creditors. - Henay HNTWMM Ligonier, March 30,1858. = nog3™

. Hear the Impundent Hound. - John Mitchell, in'a latc. number of his Southern paper,says: = = I i - “lama moderate man and confine my views for the present to a Dissolution of the Union—Revival of the African Trade—Americanization of Cuba Central America, Mexico and the West India Islands—and, the establishment of a potent Southern Conféderation based on Blavery; that's ell. =As for the conquest of the Northern States, I would defer that.”’—Chicago Trib, - 1 = 7 ‘4.”‘ : T {',‘ A_:‘ V - Ancother Revolution. ./ _ The changes of opinion common to the New York Herald, have ceased to astonish any who have attentively watched the policy of that journal.— But its last change is unaccountable..— It is now in favor of the adoption of the Critenden amendment by the Senate. Thisis inexplicable; but as the Herald “speaks by the card,” it may indicate the line of action which the Administration will” adopt. . In this view the revolution is important.— Chicago Tribune. Ea o

Camparet, Hubbell & Forwarding & Commission Merchants f» - FORT WAYNE, IND >. e W E receive, Store -and Forwaid Goods i by the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chieago, and the Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroads, and by the Wabash aund the (Evir Canal, and deal inail kinds of b PRODUEH ¢ Salt, Fish, Nails, Pork, Beef, Four, , Glass, - Coal, &c . ' . We are also Agents for : FAIRBANK'S CELEBRATED SCALES oo : ANDL e G L Bupont’s Gun Powder, For Sporting aid Blasting purpeses. And for Peacock & Son's Steel Plow. Our Warehouse is well located on' the Canal Basin at the east end of Columbia street, at the termination of the side track of the Pitts. burgh, Fort Wavue,' and Chicago TKailroad, & Jan 20, 1838, X n2mbé

- CONNER’S ™ L - . UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY. ¢ Nos, 20,31, and 33 Beekinan Street - giiod . NEWTORK. -~ " To Printers and Pullishers.—The undersigned beg to inform, the Trade that they have issued their New Quarto Specimen Book of Printing Types,: Bordering &e., and that it is now ready fu: delivery to their old patrons, and toall who patrosiize their foundry. Init will be found a new series of Faces, from Pearl to Pica, surpassing, if possible , their celebrated Series of Scotc,lL Cut Faces. e * ‘The Fancy Type Department exhibijts an unsurpassable vatiety of beautiful styles, selected trom France, Germany and England, E(‘he- Scripts: and Borderings dre now, for the first time, présented to“the Printing|Public, and are the jroductions of the bestﬁkmer‘ ~can-and Kurepeay Arlists. . b .An entire new series of German I'Jgace's. both™ for Newspaper and Job Prin’iing,; of 2 very superior style, is now completed and for sale. 4 : o - Every article necessary foa perfect hP‘rint» ing Istablishment furnished to order.” | |

The metal from which the type is made will be found peculiarly adapted to the sgvere usage of machirte press printing. L+ We have added to our establishment avery thir g necessary for Electrotypitg or Sierotvping in Copper, all Cuts, Job or 3\l\ ey Type. and all such other matter as may ﬁt“i', —embraced within the compass of 16-x 2D in: inches’; as well 28 for Copper-Facing ali type manufactured by us—if desired.” | ‘N. B. Newspapers, who will «_iaxscrq}‘thr above four times, and forward usa copy,nvil! be entitled to pay in any article of our. mpnufacture, by trading four times the ameudt «f their respective bills, : | ' JAMES CONNER & SONB. S. P. ROUNDS, General Westein Ggent JOHN HHANNA, ( Suecessor to Henv® Miller & Co.)| WE-!QLES}LE dealer 1n Tobacco, y Sigar's. No 112 Woadwanrd Ave' . nue near the National Hotel. Keeps fonstantly on hand an extensive assortment of the hest and latest styles of . ; Imported Havana, Principe, Medium ana Landres Cigars. i Snuff and Pipes, Also, the most celel rated brands of Virginia Honey Dew|and CavendishjTobacco, Ibs, to. Ibs. 5 lumpiand Ss together with every aritcle usually kept in thetrade Detroit, Mich. | . . Survever’s Notice. | I)ER application, notice is hereby givep to ‘all persons interestcd, thatl will af"B uclock A° M. of the 26th day of AprH I§sB proceed to periettiate and locate'the cornkrs. of section twenty:nine, town thirty-five rapge. ‘nine east, 2nd Meridian, “and continue uhtil the whole is completed. ~ . . E, B.Gereer- Dept S. N: Q. Surveyor’s Notice. | PER application, notice is. hereby giyen to all interested, that 1 will in the morn? ing of the 224 day of Apnil 1838, cominepee to run the lines of subdivisions perpetnate and locate the corners of sec 13, Washington township, Noble Co, Ind ; and continue uptil the whole is completed Meet at Sg’r. Fenton’s, "E. B Gerazd, | Lodie . Dept'S. N. Ci Brick and Stone Masonry, ' AND PLASTERING. = | LEWIS CROSS is now prepared tojdo. L 4 all kinds of wock in his line in the best possible manner; such as building walls. plasterinz cisterns and all kinds ¢t plain aud. ornamental plastering of all kinds done jon. shotontioses = " " e ~ Ligenier, March 18,1858. 7| -+ ALDERMAN HOTEL. | . 8 ALDERMAN, PRCPRIETJR. - Ligonier . Indiana| ﬁ .8 ALDERMAN now occupies fhe A wwe}lfm stand, _ formerly - called the Frauklin House, by R, Stone, and wishes ke Mﬁs&r-ﬂﬂ?dmﬂhliﬁ*m as ggo house as can-be found in the west,: AlltrgvMo iwiing < bt ees n ek QR%M%%WW e Bl L ;‘& L ‘% meladed labiaoiinnd D TTIRES 0L TR G R SR e i ket S e S LY in cickuess, can be had at he New Diug SR .. O ARNDLDECd T e ?‘3?*s;3@\3&; ) " e e {:“3:‘3 o e S C N B SN T B S e e T R TS G M R

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Attention Fure Insurance. AGGREGATE Cash CAPITAL. ke el e 2 o MRy $2,084000, Etna Hartford Com §1,534.000. , Mereciiant’s Philadelphia, $4,000,000. Homestead, Weedsport, No Y., $lOO,OOO. - All good' Stock Cv’s, No Mutuals con nected, Policies Issued in any of the above Companies {rom short notice, and losses promptly paid in cash, by J. M, Wigrox, Ageut, of Northers Indiana,’ office in Sturgis Michigan. Particularjattention paid to Farm Dwellings, Barns aud contents, Insured at as low rates as cousisient with the hazarts taken, - s nk)

- SHERIFF'S SALE. ; Y virtue of aun execution to me directed B from the court of common pleas of Nobie county. I will exppse to public sals at the court house door in Albion on - - Thursday the 29th of April 1858, between the hours of ter o’clock A, M. and four o’ciock P. M. the rents and profis of the following real estat, for a termn of years not to exceed saven ; but if if fauls to bring the debt interests: costs and accruing costs, then it will be offered in fee stinple, to” wit: m%‘?ueucing 25 feet 5 est from the gouth-east corner of ‘the South west quarter of section (22)Totyn 35 with Range (S)east,thence nosth tothe South line of Depot grounds, thence westerly along <a3id South line of #Depat, grounds to a stake on east bank of Ravine, thenee South to south. line of said sec (22 thence eust to plice of beginning containing or:e and one fourth acres,more or less, kuown as the Earhart property taken asthe propev1y of Allen Beall to satisfy an execution in favor of Samuel Baker. i e cApr 858, © . D. S BIMONS Sherniff ~per A-D Hostetter Dept. © © 00

CTBEUREK AL HARDWARE, STOVE AND TIN 'STORE IN LIGONIER. (Sign of the Big 'Buc_:ket.) SR DS e : : % &“" . N ! SN ! \ A N o lABDWARE) » (Al oA AN : i§ "o T NAL 2 3 TIEDY, *@ S \\EUTLERY, /& | S \peiar) & + 3 7 Gty s & “ ) oS i %Rt el g CARR & EIMIMEL, DEALERS in e‘very descr,iptfoxi of foretgi and - e ; - DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Building Materials Saddlery Havdware, Guansmith’s Trimmings - FARMER’S TOOLS, Such as Chatps of all kinds, Shovels, Spades, Scoopsy FForks, Ginb Hoes, &e.: . Meckanic’s Tools of every Variely. .~ COOKING, BOX AND s PARLOR'STOVES. Manufactureys of jevery variety of : TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON ' WARE Ligonier, March 11, 1838, ~ 6-Lf

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Drugs & Medicings, LAZENRY & STONE" " Wholesale and Retail Dealers in « - Drugs, Groceries, - PAINTS, OILS, - BBEDS, %o, B¢, . IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO enumerate our Goods in one New spajer, we deem it sufficient to say that we alweys have on hand everything in the line ot DRUGS & GROCERILS, aud in prices we defy cOmpetition, ‘ - Buying our Goods altost entirely froin firat hands and avoiding the losses incrlent 1o an extended credit. business;ﬂ“"er fatter-vurselves thatwe can miake it theinterest of ali who pur { chase for cash, to trade with us.

“And the Leaves of the/Trecs -wave for the healing cf the Nations,”? Pl ~ We are agents for the fillowing Putent and Preprietary Medicines, which we peceive direct from the Proprietors, henee those wha buy of us will run nu visk of geting cuntepfeit or adwlieiated medicies,. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral asad Cutharticsiits: Al of .D, Jayue’s Medicwmes. Allof Lowden & Co’s, do = = r. Ruback’s Blood Purifier and Bloed €illy, Gugsott’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparitia, Dy Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs.. i Dr, Regers® Liverwort, Tar sud Cq,n?aﬁ asua, Dr. Baker’s Pam Panacea. Budd's Lintent, Meyican Musang Liniment:” 0 w 0 Gregary’s Tustant cure of Pain, .- L - 7~ Sir James Clarke's Kemale PRlly; . 70 Ho‘\‘ﬂ;ud’s German Bitters and Balsimic Cor« digly o : JEae i All'of St Johw's Famiiy Medicines. e Radway’s Ready Rediefy Renovaling Resulve ent and Pills,. . Helloway's Pills and Ointment, . MeLaue’s Pills avd Vermituge, = - “All of Dr. Fitch’s Medicines, - = = Dy: Chuistic’s Ague Balsam, - .~ = - Peshlera:Acne Pule, i o 0 0o All of Comstock’s Medieines, ™ . . osgocd’s Judia Cholagogue, . Mofiat’s Life Pilis and I'heenix Ditters. Jew David's, o Hebrew Plaster, -/ N tHays’ Liniment for the Piles. . . - Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Dr. Vaughu's Lithentriptics « ==~ Dr. Osborw’s Golden Ointrgent % Al of Dr, McClintock's Medicines. =~ | Dr. Towhnsénd's Satsaparilla. .-+ -/ do ‘Georgeé’s: . J:) i ' ~do . Bristeltad e bodi v i do ‘Helmbaid's do .7 3 Perry Davis’ Pdin Killer, : : And all other Medizines which are of any valueto commumty.” - . T T LAZENBY & STONE. _Ligonier, I;H:i[ggh;i 151838, —u6-1. -oo L PR PORLAE CAN’ obtain anything in the line of Gro. /. ceries; Medicines, Dye-stufjs, Perfumery, ‘Loilet Articles, Painis, Qils, (las, Paqer Hangings, Windsw Shades and lix+ tures Stone and Wooden Ware,Salt Tat-‘er-Lime, &e., 4 low-as can be sold and war-. rauted as represented at Lazessy & Stine, PHYSICIANS can always rely on gelling A Pure Drugs avd officinal preparations of standard strength fram Lazesuy & Stov & “ERCHA’NTS wishing {o replenish their L stocks can often save money by buyving of e : 2 LazesßY & SToNE. rh—.___.__f_‘___...'b_‘__‘_n__ﬁ.. gl ‘ ASI Executor’s Sale. =~ NOTICE is heieby given that | will sell at public' lauction on Situiday the 20ih day of March, inst,, at:the yesidetice of “Ta's ‘McEchrap, laie of Noble county.dececsed, a'l his persanal property [not -tuken by the widow] consistiig ¢t “six head ot horses, onwagon, two plows.one large ‘kettle, one pair b b sleds, twenity head of hogs, ene log chain one dutch elock, together with farming uten Cilay toolayete. ele, o (o Tl e A credit of nine months will be given an all sums over thvee déllars. the purshager giving his note with approved surety, waving the valuation-and appraisment law, 0 L < JUHN CRAMUER. Execuior Washingtan, March 4, 1853 - S $300,00 Reward VWILL BE PATD FOR THE Ak ¥ rest and delivéry 1o the Indsana Rextiators; or 1 any-jail inthe United States or Canada gt Thomas Young alias Tom Crawtoid ‘who escaped {rom theircustody. Said Young ‘s about 25 Yyears old, 3 feet Oer 10 inchex high, slim built, brown halr, keea blue eves, uiek Spdken';aﬂd.Ofge'ilvtéél;ﬂ({di’éf& ~Aovine formation may besent ta President of indiana Regulators, Ligonier Ind. .~ g=if.

Take Notice, | THAT ALL PERSONS INDEBT- " ed to L. Covery prier to°th: fiim of Banta & Covell, and all persons indebted to the firmof Banta & Covell ave requestid 10, settle and pay ofF their indebteduness before the 15th day of Anril 1858, 'or they will be wade costs. 1 cannot carry you throuch auy long. “Tyou mast pavoup. o Lewrs CevipL, Ligonier, March 13, 08—t : ___¥OUR ATTENTION: YW E would respeetfully give notice to those whomn we have credited.that necessiiy compels us to call upon them, for moncy ive us. Those nét payiag us by the 20th f April will be made casts,” We would wait always if weeould,” " * o 0 coowie s 0 OHEINE & SMITH, Ligionier, March' 20, 1838, i V UTILE is hereby given: that the coparte LN nership heretofrre existing between the andersigned, under the name, style and firn . of, 0. ArnoLp & Co, is this day dissolved by mutuak consent. »Ailélwimaﬂnﬁ the firm will e paid 100 Arnold, who will still continue tie Drug Business at the old stand. : i S e CORBIN GARNOLD. e 88, HUBBARD, Jr. __ Ligonier March 20th, 1888, . OTICE s *hereby given tLat my wife N Luthrn; hes en geo iy without any cause or pedégeation, | ther:fore warn all persons ’?‘“ harber.or trust her on My ACCOUNt, a 8 | :;;.~¥¥§"‘*‘:s’*=‘~’*f» hee cintracting aftet thisdate - | Aptl 1,589 SYIVESTER ~w‘§m WILL 2. Disselutio @’*%M A\ signed dissalyed their eg-partriership by A i ey Y e e S T o @‘?’l‘{s "‘” r‘jﬁ “«“”% . o o ot RB R o APR N PR SR S R ING 0 (LS, 5k Y, T AN e