Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 14, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 May 1858 — Page 3

L W'E ew" Advertise . et a 2 IO Ipp, Naddle and HarN 8 Manufacturers. © i pe;.John Difman, Groceries &ec .mm. March & Kindig, Groceries Nodions &o. ey : l‘: 868 Mrs. Clark, Milliner & Dressma- . B@ Mrs. Ruggles, Milliner. 8&5-D. 8. Simous, Sheriff’s sale. Be¥~ 8. Mier, New Goods. ; .G. Husny, Plasterer. .. @y~ Carr & Kimmel Dissolution. . Concert of the Bakers. "gWe---cduldn’t stay at home very well " from "the eancert last night, so we, all _“hands, left the officeirand everything -#(but our folks) and ewent. This isithe first visit-of : the Bakers“here, but we’ ~are sure that our peaple do not wish it . to be the last. : | #We have not space now, just as we zare going to press, to speak atall of the “performance. ' Suffice it to say that al+ways. excepting the ‘melliffluous, mag~netic ’ ;and: ‘melting thrill’,in which young people are -said.to lose themsgelves {at the time of popping the question and its acceptance,)we do not think ‘that people could be better pleased than the . -audiance was last night. . “The strains of *Woman is a “yapor,’ --are ‘gently o’er us stealing,’ now. All ..ananner of happiness to the Bakers. - —ep ¢ APO e

ity o ~ For the Register. : Worr Lakg, Ind., May 3. ’5B. Gents:-+~The dwelling of Mr. Ephraim Mead of this place was entirély consumed by fire on Tucsday night “the 27 ult., together with all his provisions, furniture, &c. Mr. Mead & family. barely escaped with their lives, as the roof had ‘already began to fallin whep they awoke. One of his children, an infant, was badly burned. His loss -is estimated at $6OO. The fire is sup~posed: tevhare. originated from an ash. el e N T, -——-——-——--ua.»~u+—-———' ‘B Rev. D. Went willl preach in this place at the Universalist church next “Sabbath at 10 o’clock A. M. Also at Salem Chapel, Haw patch; at 3 p. M.— Subject, Infant Salvation. ! ; . —— A ) e e . Slightty Unpleasant. : " The most ridiculously contemptible - position that it ever fell to the lot of poor mortals to ocenpy was that into which the deserting anti-Lecompton: ‘Democrats were forced yesterday by "Mr. Campbell of Olio. Mr. Shorter «of Alaboma’declared that “it had been, generally conceded, Mr. English ac-i geutescing, that the Conference bill did -not’ submit the constitution to the popnlar ‘wote.”” If it did, he said he would vote to defeat it .if: ‘he voted with Republicans. Right after this _straightforward statement, . Mr. Cox of ‘Ghio, who deserted, was aSked by “Mr. Camubell it the bill submitted the constitution to.the popidar vote. Mr. Fidgetty Hughes of this State told him ot to answer, but he did, and said that “fhe constitition was not submitted.—“Then Mr. Groesbeck and Mr. Oer ~Jones were put through the same catechism; and thus the two wings of “the Leconrpton party were made to face -each other, end contridict cdch 01-1101" or themselves as to the measure "they =were supporting. | To’ honest. men: it “must havé been terribly humiliating.— There was ‘no "chance for dodging, -or equivocating, for-right beside them sat the Southern men waiting only for the Zdéelaration that the Erglish bill did -submit. the constitution, to turn upen “itsand tear it to tatters. Fobethus compelled to eat their valiant declaration of%)ast winter, and even of last wegek, or drive off the honest pro-slavery men ~and: thus defeat the bill and render their treachery -useless, was about the most torturinglordeal that any set.of men .ever had to endare in Congress. ,

<From the Qlenn’s Palls Bepublican. “Barbarous Snperstition. . ‘ ~2 libel and disgrace upon the lmtéligence of this community was perpetrated last week at the small village of Goodspeedville, a mile or more from’ -this village. It appears that a man by “the naine of Adams, living in Goodspeedyille, died about seventeen months @ a.gho-,-leaving a_wife to mourn his loss. ', The widow removed to the west and re- ~ mained there until a short time -since, . when she returned to this town. ‘Upon her return she found her de- ¢ ceased husband’s brother dying with . consumption,and declared that he could i.be cured only in the following manner, =which she said was practiced where she 1 had been living. The body of her hus- : should be taken up, the heart dissccted, . and if any blood was found in the heart ;7it ‘should be burned, and the sick man - would recover. This monstrous propo- + sition, was immediately acted upon—- . the dead body disinterred—a physician ~ (?) called, who took out the Eeart and » lungs, but not enough blood could be found . to -answer the purpose,” the : body havipg lain too long—the further , prosecution of the infamous project was . Masmdoped. .. o a 0 - PLASTERING! ~The Subscriberwould inform the citizens . of «fhis village and the surrounding eountry that he is still prepared do jobs of : ' PLASTERING 'y in a thorough and complete manner. His long . .experience in the business warranfs him in 1 the belief that in both - «FINISH AND PRICE |he cannot fail to give satisfaction to those » wanting y“arkf‘imshﬁ . Coeme D GRORGE HUSSEY. aLigonier, May 6,758, ine

STILL AHEAD THE 8D BSBCRIBER would inform his numerous sl - +G@USTOMERS | nerally that he is receiving a large and well .' Y oelegtedstocnlgof- ge it SILKS & SATINS frow 50 Cts. up. White. Dress. Goods, Lawns, Mulls, | T - Jaconettsy etc. Ginghams, ; +Prints, 5 L R ek : : etc. ; LAWNS for 6% Cents ner Yard- ‘ “Alapacas for 15 cents, j Almost all kinds of SUMMER and o) | WOOLEN CASINETS forBB tis pßi"Ydl SHIRTING FOR6} CTS. ~"of all varieties. ’ Wall Paper; ‘ Wash Tubs, : : _ Grain Cradles, - : - *Boythes, A good assortment. of Cutlery, consisting of Table, : e Pocket, and ' : Pen-knives. Ladies-call and see my large stock of Ribbons, Parasols, Bonnets, ' Capes, Shawls, &c. HATS of'the:jlatest style, ard in .plenty Ponls K Shoes For ladies, genls, and babies, at prices so low as to dely competition. Also a good supply ef ] B e .~And in short a variety of all kinds of ¥ 6 iy GOODS S Which are w;nt‘ed- by the: ciu'r’z-eas tef’ thil. country. Having come upon the ~« ~ ~ Ready Pay Standard, T will sell goods ‘_ : 5= . 4. » ‘ Y .l-;‘\ For Cash 16 Per Cent. T lower than has ever. been sold in this to vp before. - : Come intomy store and T will convince you of the truth of this assertion. : ‘

Of all kinds ta‘kenfimexv:h::’nge, for which :B’ef will be paid. i o Our brother ‘chip merchauts will please LR ; ; T ‘9 “4Get Out of the" Way, or sell cheaper than ever before. ’—_,' ‘Store removed to Conral’s new Block vihere I shall.be happy to see customer at.all times, ' - " SOLOMON MIER. - ~_May, 1858. - doenkd oo _ SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the court of common pleas of Noble county, I will expose to public sala.at the court house door 'in Albion on: : Tuesday, May 25, 1858. between the haurs of 10 o’clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day the rents and profits for the term not exceeding seven years, of the following desctibed real estate situate in the county of Noble and State of [ndiana, viz. A partof the west half of the north west quarter of section thirty-six, town thirty four range nine east, it being seventy acres more or less. E ] 3

But if the.same’ fails to bring the.: debt, interest,costs and aceruing costs. Lwill-then and there offer the same in fee sfinple. Taken as the property of Edward CampbeH to satlsfy 4 jndgment in favor-of/David Wagstaff aud Simon V. Vedder. e D. 8 SITMONS Sheriff . - “April 8 1858, ' n 1352.50 eet et ettt s S Dissolution. : NOTICE is hereby given that the ce-part-nership hertofore existing between the subscribers, under the name and :firm ‘of Carr & Kimmel, is this day'dissolved by mutual consent. The Books, acceunts and notes belonging fo said firm will be séttled by Mr. Carr who \will continue "the- Mbe oldstand.k > L WALDEKCANR, e CANRL2LABEE T e s

In :the Court of the Board of Commissioners of thecounty/ot Noble and State of Indi ana, June Session, A. D, 1558. o - Petition to vacate all of the town lots, reets; Alleys, spaces and public squares north of the first tier of alleys north of Lewis street, running ~east and west,dividing the lots lying between' Asowis: street ‘and Hanna sireet; :{wall of the town lots, streets, ‘alleys, spaces and publi% squares, west of Market street in the town of Pere-Mitchell, in ‘the County of Noble and State of Imdiana. “Adam Dingman e . voys : i William"™Moroe . £ B White | 1 : Franklin Saltsgiver ! i Robert H Walker : i o : Emanuel Diffendaffer X i Thomas W Fitzgerald, ; Hannah Bartly A Sarah Ingraham : ; ‘Hatriet E?ng A % i i ; Tlarrisa Moore s e Eda Decorey » Clarrissa Martin . S Archibald F Martin ' John Martinand . | G Ephraim Martin : = ; bﬁﬁd:l)efendants are herebyjnotified of the filing and peadency of said petition, and that the same will -ba.hedrd at the said June session of said_Bedrd{of «Gommissioners. B H.W. BALDWIN, ° Clerk of the Board sf commissioners of Noble county Indiana. b e James M. Denny, Attorney. nlifs

@ “i’ : M\ : £ MRS. CLARK tﬁank(_’f;l for past Hvars A would respectfully inform the ladies of Ligonier-and'surrounding country, that she expects su»n to increase her facilities for serving' her customers. She will in a few days receive her new stock of 2 BONNETS, RIBBONS, BORDERS: FLOWERS, - Embroidered Collars, and.aH rotier kinds of Fanecy Millinery, when she will be happy to see all her old friends, (besides new ones) at ker former room near the Post Office. B April 28, 1858 S. ni3 MILILINERY ! | | 3 §. 'NIRQ. RUGGLES"takes this method of informing the Lady’s of this place that she lias opened a ; : v : JLillnee STy on Cavin Street for thei purpose of-‘duig\F’np unq%making BONNETS ot all kinds in the best style and latest fashion., :

Cheap .For Cash!! £T. & ¥ % ~ JOHN DITHMAN WOULD Respectfully inform’ his Customers and the public in general, that he-is receiving in addition to his large stock of Bools & Shoes, a large stock of - GROCERIES L Whichhe will sell for Ready Puay et Re-luced Prices, a_ﬁd where you may find a ; full stock of - : il S e el L Cofifee, sugar, teazmolasses and Syrup, S % Tobacco, : st ndbbeen e o - »Pepper © : ~and Sp?ce, ~ b . Vinegar, § o i Starch, il 5 Cassia, Cloves, - % - Nutmegs, Bedcords, @ : b | . Churns, L : : Tubs, : : N u'-.\}las‘h-hm_i!'ds, y ' &e., &e., &ec. Also 180 pair.men’s Boots, 100 pair kiptboots 60 pair.: ¢alf . Boets, 600 pair. women’s shoes assorted, 1600 pairs children- shees -assorted, sole -and urper-‘ leather,- #alt in sacks and barrels, fresh white fish and pickerel, etc, ~.At the old stand of Fisher and I} stetter. = e a 0 JOHNDESAN, Ligonier,' April 22, 1858, - 93& :

"MARCH & KINDIG, HAVING on the 15th of April bought out L..Geiman, formerly of the firm of German and Beebe, take. this opportunity to say to the citizens.of Ligonier and vicinity that.they .are about to of ‘Goods of such kinds as has been heretofore kept by Mr German : : *We can say with confidence that we have fact ities of buying, such as few firms in the * Weest enjoy, and we intend ta give our <Customers the' bertefit ‘of this advantage. *"We say to Dealers throughout the ‘county, to :{I at: our'Store ahd Mr*German who will be our Salesman and Agent will be instructed to sell toyoatthe = @ i = - ~Smullest Possible 'Advance. ‘We do not mean to trifle in this ma'ter, but expect to place auocﬁmmutﬁbl Iblishm_m}het? ‘that must and’ will elieit the attention of those who are purchasers. - il TMERCA K RINDIG, “L%Olliﬂ'l vﬁ}‘l‘“ 54808 613

~ THE LIYER * «Prepared by Dr. Saxford, ' Compouniied entirelz of Gums, Is:one of the best Purgative -A and Jiver Medicines now betore. the publio, that-aets as a Cathartic, vasier, milder and more effectual than any other medicine known. It is not only a Cathartic but a’ Liv-¢ er remedy, acting . first on the Liver to eject ‘the morbid matter; then on the stomach aund bowels to cary off that matter; thus-aceom-plishing two purposes- effectnally, without any of the painful feelings experienced in theoperation of must catharties. 1t strengthens the systém at the same timethat it purges it; and when taken -daily in smaM\doses, will strengthen and build it up with unwgual rap- { idlty. : Db v

% > of theprincipat-reg-body; ‘nd when it well,the power of the oped. The stomach Ipm'u:le’nt on the heal-’ erfor the proper pertinns;when the stom-; bowels are at faslt, suffer in consequence liver:--baving'cea-For the dieeases of proprietors has made tice of more than 20 remedy wherewith to derangements " t o, remedy is at last troubled withliver any of its forms, t!as Lconthion is certain. all morbid orbad mat supplying i n° their of bile, invigorating food to digests well, blood giving tone '.whule macliinery,rethe disease--effecting tacks are cured, better; prevenal use ct thd Hver ing is{;\\ﬂicient:m re‘prevent the focd from before ~retiring pre-. en at night, loosens

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR.

' The Fiver is ene ulators of the huma | ‘performns itsfunctions ‘,.gystem is fully devel‘is almost_entirely de thy action of the Liys formance of its func: ach is. at fault 'the| and the whole system, of Jone organ —the sed_todo its *duty.— that organ, one of the ithis study,in a prac .yearsj: toy find ‘soqkl countevact the many ~which it is liable, . | -+ To prove that this found, any person lcomplaint, in but to try a bottle,and ~ These Gums remove ter from_the ‘system.] place a_healthy flow the stomach causing purifying the and health to (he moving the cause of a radical cure. ' | ~Bilionlsl %t_-! «a wWha 3 t:&l?iy the occasi:ﬁ invigorator, * ~ One dose after eal-} leive the stomach and rising avd souring. ;| Only one duse taken, ventsnightanare - Ouly owe dose lal_i-i

the "bowels gently and cures costiveness, : ; One dose taken after each meal will cure Dyspepsia., : : §& Vne doae of two teaspoonfuls will always relieve Sick Headache., One botile taken for female obstrustion removes the cause of the disease, and makes a perfect cure, * : | Only one dose immediately cures chioHe, while one dose often repeated is a sure cure for cholera morbus, and a preventative o cholera. ‘ g 7 Only one bottle is needed to throw out of the system the effects of medicine a long sickness. Pl . {G-One bottle taken fordaundice removes all sallowness or unnatural color drom theskin. : : Do ~ ‘Onetos>taken mehorttime before eating gives vigor to theappetite;and makes food digest well. One dose often repeated cures chromic DPiarrheea in its worst' forms, while summer and bowel complaints yield almost to the first dose. : One or two doses cures attacks caused by ‘Worms in children; there is no surer safer, or speedier remedy in the world, as it neo- | erifails. - - : T 4% A few bottles curcs. Dropsy, by extiting the absorbents: ' We takke ‘pleasure .in recommending this medicine as a preventative for F'ever and Agué, Chill Fever, and ali Fevers of a Biilious Type. It operates with certainty, and thousands are willing to testlfy to its wonderful virtues. All who usetit aregiving their unanimous testimony inits faVOor. ¥ = - ‘Mix*Water in the mouth with the invigeorator, amnd sxvaliow both together.

THE LIVER INVIGORATER. ls ascientific medical discovery, and is daily workingwcures.almost too great to believe.— It cures asiif by magic. evern the. first dose giving benefit; add seldom. more than one one bottle is required to cure any kind of. Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common Headache, all of which are the result of 2 Diseased liver. - 2 PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Dr.” Sawrorp "Proprietor, " 545, Broadway, N.Y. And retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by O. Arnold Ligonier, Ind. 4 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. A . McCLURE has removed hig of‘fice from the Postoffice to Fisher’s block up stairs nextdoor to theißegister office. He will pow be mach moreat liberty to attend tu the dutizs of hisoffice than heretofore mil Nesv Boot, Shoe and Leather 2o Esker . J’OIIN DITMAN Would announce ®J to the citizens of Ligonier and vicinity that he has-leased a portion of Fisher & Hostetter’a building for the purpose of manufacturing and conducting the - <4BOOT AND SHOE"TRADE, where he is prepared to offer a large, well selected - and entire new stock of Boots aund Shoes. Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins etc-at prices to suit the preseunt Hard Times, he feels warranted in saying that he is offering TFhan have ever been given in this market. My terms ave Ready Pay, and those who purchase for Cash will find it greatly to their interest to purchaseiof me. e

~ Prices will run about as follows: AA good article of Men’s Shoes from 1,00 to 1,50 Children’s - : 23 to -75 Good Kip Boots from ° 2.75 to 40p Good coarse boots : 300 Mens 1-2iboots “250 te"3.00 Mens ealf siwes 1.75 to 2 00 Mens.kip.shoes. ‘ 150 to 1.75 Boys Boots i 1.50 to 200 All kinds of approved, produce tsken in exchange for goods. j 5 ‘ - The highest matket price pgid in cash for Hides. / s | ; ) ] Please remember: Johm Ditman’s Cheap Boeot and shoe store. Ligonier April 12, 1858 i —_— NO»’I‘IC;EE is hereby. given that my wife ‘Mary, ' hag Teft winy'ibed and- board,‘ without any cause or provocation, I therefore warn all persons not to harber or trust her on my-accounts-as Mwill pay no debts of her contracting after this date. : : e April 28, '5B 13 PETER'MORE T e e s el .. MEDICAL NOTICE. el J 8. LOWER, M. D, will Contitue ) o the practice of Mediclne and surierx:§ in all its various branches. Having had about fifteen years experience in various diseases; bioth in the Bouthern and-Western States, he. hopes to render entire satisfaction milmm: a eonmmafmmwﬁw it wlar attention paid to the diseases of women. and children. Qﬁmmfmhg‘*w

1 it 3 S A AR by " oleo T T RN \\n\\\\ \/,// —a R =/ o e R ) == 25 ° ! t\ AL ii# - N BAB\E o — iy e e # .:k? : LR i \ ; ‘(\ s H‘[l , g N 5 “f‘&$2 o=t \\ o (~ 4\?_ A tf}&‘& ‘e.‘" Attention Fire Insurance. AGGREGATE Cash CAPITAL. Jtna Hartford Com $§1,581,000. Merchant’s Philadelphia, $§4,000,000. Homestead, Weedsport, N. Y., $lOO,OOO. +All good Stock Cus. »No Mutuals con nected, ! (Policiesdssued in zny of the above Compaiies from short notice, and-losses promptly paid in casi, by.J. M, Wicron, Agent, of Northér: Indiana,:office in Sturgis Michigan. Particularjattention pdid (o Farm Dwellings, Barns awd contents, lusured atas low rates as cansisient With the bazdrds taken. nto

SHERIFFS-SALE. BY Virtuenf an execution tome directed from the clerk of the Noble Circuit coart, b will expose at public sale atuthe court house door inv:Albion Noble county Indiana, on_ ) - % G Wednesday, «May 5, 1858, _ between’the hours of 10%’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m of saidday, the rents and profits for a leém not exceeding seven yearsjof the following descrilfed réal estate to-wit: The wndivided halt’ of the nortisdetbof lot number 36 in the village of Ligonjer. —~Taken as the'preperty of Tavlor J Vail and Henmy Hostetter, to satisfy an execution’ in favat of Harvey W. Wood against said Vail & Hostetter ‘and Simon ‘Hostetter, + Fhe- said property to be sold at two-thirds itsappraised value. BAVID &, SIMONS,; Sheriff, per A.'D. Hostetter, Deputy: P April 14, 1858 o onllgend

BEUREKAILL: HARDWARE; STOVE AND. TIN STORE IN.LIGONIER. ~Sign of the Big Bucket.) ; NP if! ] ol e 1 ) N ,' B = t/. e ‘ ‘ . L (HARDWARE) /> LN\ ' N ] &\ CUTLERY;) ¥ | WA\ L a : i s N AAs-, § j‘i,__q: . Lo~ 4B\ g <(1 60) CARR & MALTBY, DEALERS in every deseription of for: ‘ eign and ° ; DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Building Materials Saddlery Hardware, Gunsmith's Trimmings RARMER’S TOOLS, ‘ Such as Chains.of all kindsyShovels, Spades, Scoops, Farks, Grub Hoes; &c. Mechanic’s Tools tof every Variely, - "COOKING, BOX AND : PARLOR STOV LS. Manufactursrsiof every -variety. of : TIN, COPPER.& SHEET-IRON WARE. ‘Ligonier, May. 4th ,1838. 6-tf,

PLOWS PLLOWS A S..perior article of plows, shovel plows, YA harrows, €tltivators etc. ele. at | } . CARR & KIMMEL'S Brick -and Stone Masonry, : AND PLASTERING. \ LE‘VIS CROSS is now prepared to do’ -4 all kinds of wock in his line in-the. best possible manner ; such as building whalls, plasterinz cisterns and all kinds ¢t plain aud ornamental plastering of all kinds done on short notice. » : LU oW, Ligonier, M:rch 18, 1858.

NOTICE Is lrereby given,'that the'under- - signed partners‘of Curl & Sinalley have suspended business as a firm, and that all the books. rights, credits and effects (personal) of sardfirm are handed over to A. M.. Latta and A, L. Curl,-’(rof Ligonier) for the purpose of settlement. Their receipt will be good against said firm. J. D. CURL. = .. JAMES SMALLEY. Ligonier, March 23,1858 = nlo

LOOK HERE! : T ® New Saddle and Ilarness Shop e e | LIGONIER, IND?. Beazer & Hipp e nently located themselves in the above namned ‘place;ihd intend to carry on‘the business in all its vdrious branches, and will keep constantly on hand a gopd stuckiof ; "PRAFT AND BUCEY THARNESS, * Made out of ‘the bestof LEBATHER, ve get our Stock . all fiom the East,and wecan - WARRANT OUR WORK ~ . “to'be made oul-vf the best of leather Repairing & Trimming e s Aot oitls. Moy 25 change forwork, ats Market Pricvs. “Allwe ask 1s tog&v__eg uﬂucam Zae SRR _.+BBhop an Cavin Cavin St ;ane door south of Arnold’s Prug Store, ;oo Ligonise, Aprikas,duos, oo o 3

Drugs § Medicines. ’ ¥ e ng‘-’;,.‘,.::\;i:ﬂ»';'-:‘:{é@,ﬁff‘.ﬂ kp oAt . LA:zmﬁxa STONE = *‘Wholesale and Retail Dealersin Drugs, Groceries, PAINTS\IL% Glags, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery - SEEDSB, &ee,efe. - lTi'-lS NOT ' POSSIBLE "0 AL enumerate our Goods in one Newspapen we deem it suflicient to say that we always ‘have on hand every thing-in the Hineof " DRUGS & GROCERIES,. and in prices we defy competition. - - BuymguoarGoods almast gnticels fram first hands and avoiding the losses indidéiriotan extended credit business; we flatter ‘vurselves thatwe can'make it the intecest of all whp pur chase for cashs to trade \\‘ilhnus."\' 3 e ‘“And theé Leaves of the Trees - wave for the healing ¢f the wNatioms? 00l ~We-are .agente forithe fliowing Patirt and Proprietary Medicines; whicki ave receive direct from the Proprietors; hence:tloss wii buy ofi-us - will run no risk-of: getitg conv: terfeit or adulterated wedicines, - - Ayexr’s Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic PRls’ All of Dr. D, Jayne’s Medicines, Allof Louden &o’ -« do g Dr. Ruback’s Blood Purifiev-and Bloed [ills. Guysott’s Y ellow Duck and Sarsapusiila: ‘Dr. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs. Dri-Regers’ Lixerwort, Tar and Canchaltagus. Dr.-Bakers Pain Panacea, Budd’s Liniment. Mexican. Mustang Liniment, S 0 : Gregory’s Instant.cure. of Pain. G Si¥ JamésiClarke's ([Female Pills. . 0 - Hooflakid's Germian Bitlers and Balsimic Cors dial, Fhi 0 B E e Al of St Jolin's Famiiy Medicities. Radway’s: Ready Relief]- Benovating'Resslr- . ent and Pils. s g oy - Holloway’s Pills and’ Ointment. - ‘MecLane’s Pills and Vermifuge: Al of Dr. Fiteh’s Medicines. J Dr. Christie’s. Ague Balsamy - Deshler's Ague Dills. Ry - All of Comstock’s Medieines, 2 Osgeod’s. India Gholagogue. - B Modtlat’s Liife'Pills and Rheenix Bitters, Jew David's, or Hebrew Plaster. ‘Hays>Linimemnt for the Piles.. ° - . Dr. Wistir’s Balsam:of Wild Cherey, Dr. Vaughn’s Lithontriptic. - : Dr. Osborp’s Golden Ointment -- L All of Dr, McClintock’s Meédicines. £ Dr.. "Fownsend's Sarsapanila. . ; : do George’s do, : vido ABristol's - oo £ - do “ehnbﬁld{s{ do - L R Perry Davis’ Pain Killer. L e “And all other Medicines wlhiichy are of #hy value to eommunity, . .. . . > . LAZENBY & STONE. ~ Ligonier, March il, 1858, —=n6-f. | O LJTHE: PUBLIC &

rCA‘N obtain anything in the line of Groceries, Medicines, Dye-stuffs, Perfumevy, Toilet. AMicles, Paints, Oils, Glas; Pagerilansingsi Window Shadesand Fizxtures Stone end Woodel' Ware, Sall Watrer Lime, &e.,as low ascah be sold ahd war'rantedas represented at Lazexsy & Stone, PHYSICIANS can always rely on getting Pure Drugs avd oflicinal preparationsiof standard strength from: I,Azmqnf?ﬁsrhs MERCHANTS wishing to replenich their AVA stockscan'often saye money by buying of o =LAZENBY & STONE, - $300,00 Reward QWILL BEAPAID FOR THE AR-. . rest and delivery.to the Indianatßegulators, or 1n any. jail in the United Statesvor ‘Canada of "Thonvas Woungaliag Tom Craw furd ~who escaped fromiitheir custody™ Said Young is about 25 years idld, 5 feet 9 or 10 “inclies ‘highstalimebuailtybrown halr, keen blue eyes, ‘auiek spoken afid bf géutdel address. Any in: formation may be sent to Presidentof dndiana ! Regulators, Ligonier Ind. . - 7ot S L S S i e ee T Take Nwotice, fPIIz‘XT “ALL PERSONS: INDEDBA- * ed to'L. CoveLr prior” to'th: firm ‘ot Bantar& Covell; and all persens ‘indebted 'to the firmn of Banta & Covell are: requested to settle’and pay offtheir indebtedness before the 15th day of Aprit~lBsB, ottthey will: be wade costs. 1 cannot carry you theough'and long‘er; you niust pay up.. | BLEwWE CoveLL. Ligonier, March13,7%08.%7-If,. | -

' YOURWATTENTION! | W E would respactfiallyzigive notice |tir thosé whoim¥we have eredited,that necessi--ty compels us ta calbuponithem, for monev due us. Those not payiag us by the 20th «f .April will be made costs, We would wait always if we could, : ’ - OHEWINE &I SMITIL -Ligionier;:March 20, 188." = ~ Bign of:thc'Padlock. 0. P. MORGAN, \ .+ Buccessor to 1I: Dui‘rié," o No. BL'Coluinbi4 B¢., For ¥Wayne,lnd ~Deéalet in éveéry description of .Foreigni’nﬁ;i domestic A Vi : HARDWARE? lron.‘Nails,,G,lasé;f Sash, Bn?lfiing"F]\{fa‘?:;eri':r‘l'e. ~ Baddlery Hardware, Gunsmiths® Trim- - . mings, Farmers’ Tools, such%s =~ Chains, of all kthd¢; Shovels; . .+ &BpadesiScoops, Forks; - § ik ‘lGrub Hoes, &y ‘Mec kanicss Tools of cutry “Variety. COOKING, BOX AND PARLGR : e AN XT ee STOVES, i, plate; Sheetilron and Copper. TIN-WARE AY REDUCED PRICES. Shisadge

JJOHIN HANN4, = ¢Bzecessor to thr'y-dfilk%?&f-@&a‘) 5 WHOLESALE dealer in’Fobacce, . “Sigars, vNoi 112’ Woudward Avenue neav the Natiodal' Hotél. - Keeps con‘stantly on hahd anextensive assortuient of the best and-Tatestatylesof 00l Soy Imported Havana, Principe, Medium and o s Banitres. CRpRrS. o Snuff and Ftyes. _:Also, the mast celel.rated brands of \ srsxﬁi%%vncynwaﬂsl A Cavend ihs;h]fl‘qbgécq,' llbs, it"m;}; hggi {umvuh& Ss-together with every aritcle usually keptiin - dhetiade. o oDgtroMih