Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 15, Ligonier, Noble County, 13 May 1858 — Page 4

Wit by the Congressional procced- ' ings, that out member Mr Case'is nev“er foynd ‘among the absentees during the-pendency of any important measure sbefore Congress. Theability & industry "which has characterized his course dufing 'bil\‘.»'glready‘sﬁort sojourn in Conﬁ, has won him the esteem and admiration: -of -Republicans throughout the Union. The tenth district may 'well be proud of its noble RepresentaBive. i : | 5 D e—— ta ee, o _ Railroad’Accident. " The telegraph brings the news of an«other fearful accident on the New York Central Railroad, resulting in the instant death of eight persons, and the mangling of forty others. The accident occurred "at half past six o’clock {:stenhy morning, between Whitesro and Utica. It was occasioned ‘by: the crushing of a bridge over a creek, while two trains were passing over 4t in opposite directions. The ‘Cincinnati Express, going east at a high rate of speed,was literally tornin splinters and threwn promiscuously into the bed of the creek. The details of crushed heads, scalps and eyelids torn off, _and. thé other concomitants of the catastrophe, are sickening to read, as they must have been appalling to behold.— The cause of the catastrophe is stated by one authority to have been rotten timbers in the bridge, and another defective iron in an -axle—it makes no difference to the tortured victims. Mr. John 1. Tracy Sup’t of the Chicago & Rock Tsland R. R., is among the injur; ed.— C hicago Daily Tribune May 12.

OLD GOODS QUICK SALES, ALL PROFITS THE ‘S.IfB"S.,C RIBER alteﬁ:?:nei)f I;?;::l;\‘l]l‘?l; :&l‘i)l Iﬁ]xi: als[tluﬁ?xl mz fsa}::‘i that he has -‘just received”’(about two months 8go) the a’ji)rmfest lot of stufl, 'CROCERIES, Traps and Calamities

ever brought to :this Market, amouuting to : I nearly i . EBVENTY-FIVE Dollas - oot e i : Which he dffors to the public on terms almost ineredible. Having purchased his eutire 5 stock ;or a trifle ‘ ‘L' than Nothi . Less than Nothing, He'is prepared to undersell all creation, (bu) wishes to tetain the privilege of doing as he pleases in the matter.) Hss stock consists of Family Groceries of all kinds, sach as = Coffee, . W B L Sugar, b .o Rige; . Molussos, . Vinegar,” - Ll siANespice,) ': . Pepper, ‘ " Can dy, Buckets, and apple-pear- - btk ing ma- ’ : ‘ i ohinbs | . ‘ i Fish,class, | ® [ #= 2 Piteh < Forky, il &5 Nails, Hoes, - : 3&: - Tea- o Pots - - Bed- e Screws, EpmaLe,C o e Garden Seeds, © R Tobacco, Saleratus, Homony, Powder, caps and Oriental Turkish Wine, ‘candles, - castor-oil, stone ware, wooden .+ - bowls, whips, churns,red = it herring, wash-tubs, i and fish-hooks, g g tumblers, : . nnd o (B RS, . i wash-boards, & ‘ dui-an o opedildoes oraniges, - - " </ lemons, nuts, boiled eggs ““and Bicknell's Pills, Buck- = . wheat flour, starch, hair pins, looking glasses, brooms, pepper-sauce and . LAGER BEHR: BN T el 7 bapakes, on sl Thon detts & Spi%gs, . ~_, tea-cannisters, - Chinese .. b }"ﬁi&%ﬁ;‘.ad&l’)hcking, bar-. . | hﬁm -and Lemor pies; kaikes; koff - kaady, kvakers, kut anddry tobacco, &e. __Butter, eggs and bacon taken in exchange - for. groceriesand will not pe refused on old qﬂhll,;, Sl Bk s T :

N. B. Boots & shoes positive1y sold at cost, : ; =N B, No 2, American quarters takeg for 25 ofg. in trade. ' N, B, N 0.3. Four kinds of Beer, viz: Lager;tager Baeer, La-ger Beer, Lag-er Beer: - ‘N.2B. No. 4, As to our terms we would say to all ‘irresponsible persons they are cash up, and no grumhling “To all responsible persons, that is those out of debt,and owning an onion patch, a doublebarrel shot gun and four dogs, we will give them ample time to put their paw right in their pocket and pull out SOS DOWIPL. | s- b |

Moor of Venice--Bank Scene. Sambo—o! Zellah, cash I ove. | f%@llt@ﬁﬁf’a Elel} meney L v 8 . Bambo—Here I go, ; i Tt S = e Loy o B 8 (B v

DENTAL NOTICE. - Preserve Your Teeth!! NOW is thé time to preséne your Teeth, | and thereby secure to yourselves. and %clleri(y the blessings of Health, Beauty, appiness and Long Life. Dr. B.C. Dewey, Surgeon Dentist, would inforn the citizens of ‘

that he. has became permanently located in-] this place, and that hé 1s prepared to doall ‘ operations in the Dental Art with neatness and dispatch. / e e The importance of having decayed teeth cleaned and filled with gold or .other pure metals cannot be too strongly urgéd; zs the neglect of this important duty, often resulls in the ‘ehtire loss af a good set of Teeth, thus giving rise fo Dyspepsia, and various other iseases, to say nothing of the irreparable loss to Beauty, Speech and Happiness; at the same time giving the most revolting breath to the individual. ‘ : : To those in want of artificial teeth I wo’d call especial attention to my new method of mecunting Porcelain teeth upon (Gold plate with continuous doubled raised linings and flanged plate, making the most beantiful, durable and useful dental substitute in the known werld, giving/any required fullness to the face, ensureing” the most perfect articulation, aund repdering. mastication perfectly easy and agreeable, Teeth removed with care and comparative ly little pain. Chlproform or either administered with safety in-all cases of necessity, “‘Parents having children whode teeth require attention, may rely uf?;n ‘goed advice and kind treatment. , Finally being assured from pest experience of myfabilities to perform any operation:éntrusted to me. I take pleasure m tendering my services to a discriminating public pledging myself to give satisfaction in all cases.

. "PESTIMONIALS: - Dr. TarrAND, M. D., Michigan City. Dr. SrerMAN, M. D, S Dr. Jamgs, M. D;; ° . 8 H. Baxer, D. D. 8., Coldwater, Mich. Dr. E H. DRAKE, M. D., Detroit, Mich. Hon. H. Warpnow, Hillsdale, = -« Rev. G. Wirnarp, Battle Creek, ¢ . Dr. D. €. Maren, M. D, Orland, Ind. B 8 Residence at Mariam’s Hotel. “7" B..O.DEWEY,;D. D. §. - Ligonier, May 13, 1853 ¢ nlstf . ‘Metice. ALL persons are hereby warned not to buy A or trade for a note described as follows; «Ligonier, Bay 10, 1858, Four months afte: date, L.promise to pay Alexander Cornelius, or Qrder, Forty Dollars, valueTreceived, waiv--ing Vialuatien or Appiaisement Laws, and signed C.Graffiniller.” Said note was obtained from‘me under false pretences, and I will not pay it if presented. : =& « G, GRAFFMILLER. o Ligonier May 12, 1858. Lo ntdr

PLASTERING! “'The Suhscriber would inform the citizens of this village and the surrounding country that he is still prepared do_jobs of : ; " PLASTERING ina thorm,ﬂx and éomple!e manrer, His long cxperience in the: busjness warrants- him it FINISH AND PRICE ,l'ne -canrot fail to gfve satisfaction to thost wanting work ig his line, o ‘ ' GEORGE HUSSEY .. ~ Ligonier, May 6, *53: e e

e T R Cheap For Cash!! JOHN DITMAN WOULD Respectfully inform his | Customers and the public in genéral, that he is receiving in addition to his large stock of Boots & Shoes, a large stock of - 2 G AL -G, GROCERIES © | Which hewlll sell for . . Ready Pay ‘at Re.duced Prices, and where you may fnd o s tth atock g L A 0 ! ‘ A‘ltiall times: fSuqhia.s W Coffee, sugar, ica,molasses and SYTUPL Ly Sl eoy weind oig 74 Tobaeeo, . iz rnait ’ ATGe L e D e B g e ! e Stapch}, i s g R .-_:“~ 7—‘\; s eaSSia; Cloves, . = e igsugendas - - .o Crodlalemeti g TR 0 a W . . Bedcords, goi Ml e Ll . Wash-boards, ' ; : - &e., &e,, &e. ‘Also 100 pair men’s Boots, lOO'pair'_k'ipfbfdots_' 60 pair ecalf Boots, 500 pair women's shoes ‘assorted, 1000 pairs children shoes assorted, sole -and u‘ipar leather. salt in sacks and. ‘barrels, fresh white fish and pickerel, etc. Atthe old stand of Fisher and Hostetter. = ' ; 5 . " JOHN DITMAN, i Ligonéer,’ April 22, 1858, Sa i piR,

1 Surveyor’s Notice, PER application, ot seme of the land owners of section seventeen, nineteen and twenty, town thirty-five range nine east. Notice is' bereby given to-all interested, that 1 will in the mor’msg of the 7th day of June, 1858, at 8 o’clock, proceed to perpetuate and locate the corners and run the divisien lines «of the above named sections, and continue until the whoms» completed. CommencHog withsselion [+ 72 oaliE i it IS s T B B GRangw, : 3 % - Dept.B. N, C.

STILL AHEAL VAR AN £ ATH » i T HE SUBSCRLIB E & : wogtld inform bis numerous ==~ generally that he is receiving a lanﬁe and well e sq_lecte‘dnt‘oqk of SILKS & SATINS frowso Cts. up. s&' 4 ; e White Dress Goeods, . Lawns, Malls, « Aie in: Jaconetts, etc. Ginghams, ] i Prints, ; ' Delainesy %L. ; ; e..btzc.b iZLAVVNS for 6% Cents ner Yard- . Alapacas for 15 cents. Alinost all kinds ‘of SUMMIEIR, and

W OOF TN q O .a DS it I W e CASINETS for 38 cts per Yd SHIRTING FOR6} CTS. & L L ; 2 i e : of all vaﬁetiés, s Wall Paper, . : & - Wagh Tybs, | \ - L * Grain Cradles, : go v Soythes A good assortment of Cutlery,® consisting of Table, - ot by 1 * Pocket and | . ; I Pen-knives. Ladies call and see my large stock of Ribbons, Parasols, Bonnets, ‘. - Capes, Shawls, &c.HATS of the Tlatest style, aud in .plentyv Pooks & Shoes For ladies, géms, nndv'l;abiés;;f]_}gi,p,es 50 low as to'defy competition. Alsp a gooa'sapply ¢f

s @ T gals by VALOU UV LIIL R i 5" w 503, 50 Shophes ;g:, of all kinds' of GOODN - . i AN ; TEY NUTIONS e Which are wanted by the citizens of thi country. . Having: come upon the Ready Pay =~ Standard, I will sell goods ‘ 5 s ‘ e ; ‘ e For .Ga.sb’ 15 Per Cent. h;wer than’ has,'é'\;ééf be;n sold Iv'this to.(nj pafapetl b g - e e i -~ Come into.my store and’ I will convince you of” the truth ofjfhi_s :‘s’s%er.tion. AL 1 Of all k:iﬁds’ taken in 9kr:hai:sé; for which the mllbep}:d gel 2 b - Our brother chip merchants will please et Out of the Way," of sell cligaper than.ever before, = T - Store” reinoved to Conral's new Block v here 1 shall be happy To sée customer at'all times. © * 'BOLOMON. MIER. v ANERYS TOBR S gDbad Cn L S gt il

New..Bosot, iShod{ and Leather SRR JOHN DITMAN: Would announce 4 “to the citizens of Ligonier and vicinity that He has leased a portion of Fisher & Hostetter’a building for the purpose of manufacturifg aod CORMICMNGIDE (i - b tion - =BUOPT ANG SNO TRAOE, - wheré heis' prepared to effer alarge, well solected and ‘entire newtstoek of Boats and Shoes. Sole and. Upper Leather, Calf Skins etc _at prices o suit the present Hard Tjmes, he feels warranted in saying that he is offering - - BETTER-BARGAINS ThaﬁfrWc“.evéi;bem;g!i;}ég;;r(‘t!ﬁs“market;; My terms dre Ready | ,ag,ﬁap_d those who purchase for Cashi will find it greatly to their interestto purchase of me, o

. Prices will run about' as follows: - A good. article of Men’s Shoesfrom $l,OO to 1,50 Children’s - : 20 to 75 Good Kip Boats from =~ 995 5 4.0 Good ‘coarse-boots 4 oy Mens 1-2iboots SRt e fe 2 00 Mens calf shoes +/ =" 1 18544 9 g Mens kip shoes Fiomn 00l 00 b liiß' Days Hogls- - o 1.50 to 2.00 ~ AIL kinds of approved produce taken in exchangefor goods, Fusridnis arted . The highest market price paid- in cash’ for Hides' .:‘ .u,‘.‘».‘:b":‘:';dm‘i. :o‘.v- .‘l 37 Siniy i 'Ci’llem remember J;:)hn .’Dg’?an’sm.’ i o ¢ n 's.h G-g, s e.‘ ) / Ligome;%’;m‘ ‘1?2',18“53 : ,

AECIRE - TN » TMEELLINERY, ket b &m;ﬂ’ Tean & £Hg ¢ ey »,‘zv:l FhopEes gy ._f ’? y :;: >‘» o fxuts s A.\AF’: g\‘ ﬁﬂ'ﬁ. :7, pa i “..“ = 1, P L “‘! g i; ! Wg&’ ‘ MRS CLA RK thankinl for;p..'nst; favors YA wonld respectfully inform the ladies of Lionier and surrpunding . country, .tTh;a! she €xpecia suan to jncreass her facilitien for perving’ her customers. She will in a few days xepcive ber pew stookiof 1 o h BONNETS, RIBBONS, -~ 'BORDERS: FLOWERS, + Embreidered Collars, anl all; other “kinds of Fancy Millinery. when she will be happy to see: all her old friends, (besides new ones) at Ler furmer toom near the Pest Office. April 28, 1533,.,' Wy a 3,

. MILLINERY! AL RS: RUGGLES ftakes this method. of LM informing the Lady’s of this place tha:, she has opened a gt o 4 oY & _ : - JElillinee - Shap "on Cavin Stregt for.the plgrposé of doing u;andfmaking BONNETS of all kinds ir. ‘he best s!ﬁe‘;'a—ugj latest -fashion. * ' . ‘' THE LIVER Lo . Prepai-ed‘.by Dr. Sanford, : Compounded e’ntlrel;‘ of Gums s;one of the best Purgative A and liver Medicines now before the public, that acts as a Cathartie, easier, milder and more eflectual than any other medicine known. Itis not only aCathartic but a Liper; remedy, acting first on the Liver to eject the morbid matter, thén on the stomach "and bowels to cary off that matter, thus accom plishing two purposes effectnally, without any of the paiuful feelings experienced inphy operation of most catharties. It strengthen: the system at the same time that it purges'it. and when' taken daily. in small doses, wil strengthen and- build it up with unusual raplity. ; :

of. the principal regbody;"and when i well,the power of th: oped. “The stomac/ pendent on the heal er for the preper per’ tions;when the stombawels are at fault sufferin consequetics Jiver--having ceaFor the dieeases o proprietors has mady ticc of more than 2¢ remedy wherewith ti derangements t' ¢ remedy is at Jas trowbled withlives. {_auy. of its forms, ha’ conviction is certain. all. morbid or bad ma supplying [i n thei |of bile; invigorating food to digest. well. ‘lblo'o(l ‘Biving tonc r Yholg machinery;re’ the diseage--effecting Ly ess iyt it 17 ttacks are cured. al use ¢t the livea Lisip suinae st ng is suflicient to re;pr_e\_'elu’thi food fron. before retiring pre en at night, loosens

SANTORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR.

The liver isone ulatars ot tie humai] perforins itsfunctions system is fully develis almgst entirely de thy action of the livfo¥mance ofits funcach i$ ‘at fault l,hc‘ and the whole system of Jone organ —the sed to do its ‘duty.— that organ, one of the it his study,in 4 pracyears, to find some ‘counteract the many which it s liable.” T'o prove that {his found, any person complaint, ir buttdtrya bott{e,and; TheseGuris remove ter from the system, place a Healthy flow the stomach ' causing urifying the ﬁxd , hgaijfrl}:’m “the moving the cause of a radical cuye,’ | - Bilious Ataz l‘d W + i d'ﬁy he occa.s;iq'n‘i invigorator, 1 One dose affer eatleive the stomach and rising ard soaring, - Only one dose taken ventsnighitsinare Only one dose fak - AR AP S e HC oS a s

the Dbowels gesitly v’zu:d curegccostiv_e,Oue dose taken after each meal will cure Dyspepsia. b gk ; §@-Oue doae of two_teaspeonfuls will aiways relieve Si(k lleadache. ; 5 One bottle taken [or female obstraztion removes the cause of the disease, and makes « perfackumty oy 5 £y Bav S T 2Y Only one dose immediately cureschelic, while one ‘dose often repeated’ is a sure cur’ for chielera morbus, and a preventa tive ¢t ¢helera, 2 b §5-onlj one bottle is needed to throw ol of thesystem the‘effects of medicine . .‘o long sickness! | Giilid ; e . §G-One bettle taken for Faumdice re: moves all sallowness'or unnatural color tron the skin. + ; e . ) One.dos> taken a short time ‘before eatiny gives vigor to the appetite,and makes food di.. gest well. < - z o ‘ . One dose often repeated cures chronic Diarrheea in its worst forms, while summer and bowel complaints yield almost to the first dose.” = "~ s One or twa doses cures attacks cansed by’ Worms inchildren; there is.no surer safer, or speedier remedy in'the world, as it nev. erifatls.. . . R R v 8 A few botiles cures Dropsy, by ex citing the absotbents. ! C oy We take: pleasure in recommending this medicine asa preventative'for Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, and 51 Fevers of a Billious Type. It operates with certainty, and lhﬂnusg_rgs' aye;tvmln'g to testlf) to its wonderful virtues. Pt ey All who use it are giving their unanimous testimony inits faYor. M ; . s ‘Mix Water in the mouth ‘with the invigorator, and s¥allow both together, =~ THE LIVER INVIGORATER. Isa scientific medical discovery, and is daily warking cures almost too great to believe.— It cures as if by magic, even the first dose giving Lengft, 4dd; seliom, more " than ane one bottle js required to cure any kind ot Livexr Complaiut, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common Headache, all of which are the result of a_ Ris.e%ed v~ B R ' ™ PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOPTLE

‘Dr. SAnrForD Preoprietor, - 345, Broadway, N.Y. And retailed byiall Druggists.. :Sold also by 0. Arnold. Ligonier, Ind. . * . SHERIFF'S SALE, . DY virtue of an execution to'me directed ‘B,fr,om the court of common pleas of Noble connty, I-will expose to public sals at the ‘eourt house door,in Albion on L : - Tuesday, May 25, 1858, between the haurs of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4. o’clocle P, M. of 81id day the venteand profits for the term not e cceeding sevefPyears, of the following described real eslate sitpate in the county of Noble and. State of [ndiana, viz, A part of the svest half of the north west quarter of section thirty-six, town thirty four rapge nine east, it being seventy acres more OFlens, i:eng'T gIsD Bers toatieis _ Butif the same fails to bring the debt, interest,costs and accruing costs. - I will then: and there offer the same in feesfmple.. = .~ . Taken as the property of Edward Campbell to satisfy a judgment in favor.of DavidiWagstaff and Simon V Vedder, .. . o~ . Lo v 1 DOS BIMONS Sheriff s April 8 1858, C o 11352,50

it} u,_ Eoag 3ao L RBN XY g Neyy Saddle esa Haress Shop. LIGONIER, IND", o Sl por Beazer & Hipp [ nently located themselyes in the above ianied place, and intend to carry an the business i inall ifs various branches, and will keep constantly en hand agood stock of - . . DPRAFT AND: BUGCY . - HARNESS, . 1 Made out of the bestof . LEATHER, we get our Stock < |all fiom the East,and we can WARRANT OUR WORK to be made out of thebest of leather: Re pairing & Trim ming oy ; B Done on shert notice. Hides taken in ex-’ change for work, at Matket Prices. / All we' ask is togive us a call. ; 1 Shop lon Cavin Cavin St ,one door south'o! -Arnold’s Drug Store % g j ; : BEAZEL & HIPP. | Ligonier, April 28, 1858. wl3 i

B RITE ALY HARDWARE, STOVE AND TIX ' STORE IN LIGONIER. .. (Sign of the Big Bucket.), | @ 1 it “\2 X g' (BARDWARE) ~ e gyl izt @ R A ; ! : i A g PN/ a , A 67 CSING S 2 AR W S % \f @- 3 '3:—"' .‘e"f' 'S‘ ﬁ oA L i . CARR & MALTEY, DE ALERS ineverydescription of foreign andlis. o g it e 1 . DOMESTIC FEARDWARE,! ‘ron, Nails; Glass, Sash; Buildisg Materiuls: saddlery Hardware, Gunsmith's. Trimmings ‘ ’1 Yuchas dhains’nf 3l kinds; Shovels, Spades.. Scc)o,ps,_lf‘m%s,!(}ru,b Hoed &g ilt 1 & _:.,’ifécﬁ‘arzic'k"Téols of every Variely, . : ' |COOKING, BOX AND- = .. PARLOR STOVHES, iy Manufacturevs of every»yvarietpeol ™ 7 TN, COPPER & SHEET-IHOX WARE ‘Ligonier, Mdy 4(h, 1838, ~'°' ‘" 6-th PLOWS PLOWS A Si.perior-atticle of plows, shovel plows.” LA haribwsieuMivatorsete ele. at 0 2 - E» | CaRR & KEMMEL'S' Brick and Stone Masonry.. U AND- PLASTERING: | LE“’IS CREBSis.now prepated to.do 4. all kinds of wockegn his line in the bess oossible manner; such as -building Walls Hlastering cisterss and all kinds cf plain aud ornamental plastering of all kinds done on short notice,’ e FOWer 3 :‘L'?gozligk,‘l\fz,nb'lB,_ L A T VOH‘JCE Is hereby given, that the under--1% signed partners of Curl & Smalley have ;z?;ended business as a firm, and that all the s, rights, credits and. effects: (personal) of said firm ;j‘aee“bh*nggiﬁv‘ef to A“}w Lat and A/L. Cutl, (of ﬁg&mfﬁ*ﬁb'f’{mﬁwff of settlement. . Their receipt will be good againstsaid firm, ! J, .D-CURL. g 7 | A B et - JAMES -BMA LLIY Ligonier, March 25, 1858 -~ -« 1o | /

WME & o Satsmaaay - SN = {;5/ ﬁ[ ": N = B T ':(k& %‘, NSO %;, \ \:\\ AN SN S erliTee el G O D ~ g NN AT i Att;m;?og Fure :Eaggn;a?ce.& AGGR‘E&/_&E@asﬁ%ﬁ’; AL. - $2084000, 'Atna Hartford Com. $1,581,000, | Merchant’s' Philadelphia, £1,000,000. . Homestead, Weedsport, N. Y., 100,000, . All good Stock Cu’s. "No Mutnals con nected. Policies Issued in sny of the above Companies from short snotice; and losses promptly paid in cash, by J, M, WigtoN, Agent iof Northerw Indiana, offiee in Bturgis | Mic};igan. Particularjattention paid te Farm Dwellings, Barng @nd @ontents” Tisuikd at as low rates as"%ouﬁgent]wiﬂi%\efﬂsz?ss.mko en. Vs - ¢ ntio

' 'NEDICAL 'NOTICE." * /4 J S. LOWER, M. D, will“ continue #) o the practice of Mediclae and Surgery, 4n all its various branches. Having had abuuf fifteen years expetiende! In variobs. discases, b.oth in the Southern and Western Statesy he hapes torender entire satisfaction and beghs continuance of the ju_f_fﬁfc”ham‘dh,a;ge, < t}rtis‘ ular attention paid to the diseases j&f«‘ vomen, and children. . Office in Fishei’s block wp ‘ staits, *nlo T IS LOWER, M.D. . JUSTICE Q¥ THE PEACE A, 'MeCLURE has‘removel ‘hid '¢f! fice from the Postoffice to. Kisher’s black up. stairs next door to the Register .o(ﬁce.‘.".,;ﬂ'g‘ will'now be much more at” liberty to ajtend. to the datizs of hioffice tham Leretofore nil

Dirugs' & Medieines.. Loty ok :(“ § .j ¢y I j;,; S LAZENBY & STONE bk i .i ot ;.,,«.;,"M..v;,‘.:;{ 3""f:,ud_{: A §§~ k Lo Nnelente s Refall Deatery ty, | P miw B E”ﬁ iR DRI 668 E s, CPATNTG, OIS, ‘.,. >i‘* oh 5 ::\ _\l 2,: g Glass, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery AR EEDR, &b Koy oy TS NOT* POSSIBLE TO L exiumerate qur Goods in one Newspaperwe déem it'sufficient to say thLat we a'iw:;t have on hand'everything in thelineof DRUGS & GROCERIES, and in prices we defy competition. {’? ' ~ Buying ourGoeds almost entirely from firs.. hands and avoidiig the losses incident to au -extended credit business; we flatter oursélves thatwe can-mwake it the interest of ali who pui Ichaspa for cash,to trade with us. :

And t ;s L - And the Leaves of the ’{rpﬁ wave for tite healing of th ViNGDEOME B e o T “We aré’ agents'fur thé “fullowing Pater and Proprietary. Mediciges, §hi‘qh we receis direct fromm the Pro;irietars, Berice those wl. buy ‘of us &nlmn no tisk of getiing coun: terfeit oradt tét"gte’d‘mé&?dheé. die o Ayer's Chersy Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. ¢ All of Dr, D, Jayne’s Medicihes, . ¢ ¢ 1 Albef Loudén & Co’s © do e Dr. Ruback™s Bleod Purifier amd Blood Pills Guysc{{’s}ell&)\\ppqgk and-Sarsapariila. - : . Dr HalPs Balsam for uté‘L'qgg.s., G Dr. Rogers® Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagus Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea. Budd’s Liniment Mexican Mustang Liniment. 70+ Sregory’s Instant-cure of Pain. - ¢’ Sir James Clarkels Female Pills: <OO o 0 Ilo(; fland’s German Bitters and ‘Balsymic Cor At iﬁlp’v ¥ Cir e v "¢ "; AlLof St Johw’s Family Mediciness . 7 Radway’s Rﬁed.j' Reliet, Renovaling Resolv. SettandPlal - no : : 5 Holloway's Pills.and Ointment, < ¢ McLane’s Pills _and'\'lfrlglz?!lgc.'. Fanle By All of Dr. Fitclis Medicines, .. . Dr. Christie’s Ague Balsam, . - 5 Deshler’s-Agme Pillsg - lars o sasisac v g All of Comstock’s Medieines, . 4 . oszood’s India Cholagegue, e Moffat’s Life Pills, and Phnix Bitters., ~ » fé\\j,f)avid's, or Hebrew: Plaster, . . 9 Hays” Liniment for the Piless = G Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of 'Wild Cherry, | - ‘Dr. Vaugha's Lithontriptic, " " [ ‘Dr. Osborn’s Golden Oiptment 70 0 = 7 All of Dr, McClintock’s Medicines. N Dr.. Townsends Sorsaparilla, . - oo do “George'’s 1 '(f:), Si) e g do’ Bilstal's L 0 do A o do « Helmboll's » do e Perry Davis® Pain Killer, o 0 oo 0 0 " And all other Medicines wlhich: arelof ny valtie to ‘community, .oe s S 5 ’ - i LAZENBY & STONE: . Ligonier, March 11, 1838, -/ €T v STh PR o 1 AN obtain anything in the line of (Gro Ot es, Medizincs, Dye-stuffs, Per ’r‘* vy, ‘:n‘;il%t‘_.',d‘:}fv;la,g(!?gifhl; . Oils, Glas, Pager Hangings, Windotd Shades and #zAures Stone and Wooden Ware, Salt Wat-. o 1 Lime, &¢., 23 low ascin be sold- mg;. waf. ranted as'represerifed 4t 'LAzenny & Stonk.

e To T T oA Y sSR.ee o et s ! Ifif-\' BIOFANS cansalways rely or getii g A 7 Puke Drugs and ﬁﬂiefnnltprnparmiﬁnn:‘ standard streneth from Lazesey & Bron MERCHANTS wisls pflg m,rgdgni:b, lheﬂ T.E stocks ean often save money by buying oy EamaEs k Syexs "MARCH & KINDIG, - T 706 G b e 5 6 piil ot oft L. Germai, fusineily. of Ihe firoi of, Getiban '.;‘nd Beeke, take. (his oppértunity’ ta sry to the citizens of Ligonier aud wichiity iifat they dréaliontlo A } 3; A uf' BRSNS T e W ovaiint R of Goods of such kinds as has been heretofore kept by Mr Gewsnafiel, (TR 0 e 0 We can say with confidence thatave haves faci’ities 'of buying, such as few:firms in Ihe West enjoy, and we intend to give our o Oustomexst the ‘benefif of this’ pdvantagel” We oy s Dealers throughaut the county; 'tocall “uts our Store and Mt 'fG‘éﬂnan who will be onr Salesman and Agent sill be instructed to sl t()qu&ﬁ‘h“ 8 ‘:’:". ",-'x'.u Eih v::“.*vif‘ 'b'g"v f L Bmallest: Passible - Advance: v

- “We do not“mean/to {rifle in this ma'teri bat expect te jlace aistock in‘out estaglishe ment hetey” thaf mristhnd will elicit the attention of thosesvha are! parchaséess v 71 Ao & et DIRCH SRKINDIG. | Ligonier, Aprib2B..B3B. -~ nl3:- . In ‘the Court of the” Board of Commissionegs ‘of the county et Naoble and Staté of Ind i i ana, June Session, A. D, 1808, = - Petition to vacate all of .the town lots, Streets, 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 Lewis styeet and Hanna . street; also all of t%@xm;‘xp’" .{nﬂ,:'mreem. alleys, spaces and. pu liq'sgu%ﬂa west of Market street in the town of Port Mitchell, ir; ‘the County of Noble and State of ludiana.’ ‘Addeibgman t: & s ig i ieiig i 3 ; A William Stqfrgel ") S "0 L °F - 0 ¢ Ira B White: @ ol i Etapicip Salwpiero wepfinis oop o 8 ‘Robest H Wallep <~ 02§00 i Emanuel Diffendaffer’ 1 100004 . Fhoway WV Fitageralds d.oocv 0 v v Haongh Barthy o -il o i Sarah lagrabam o vkiil iy e Harkle® Lobg:: i 1 IHiiod Si 1 Olareisa Mooxe 110 bt v o {E;'ia Uudatey ¢ ¢ auba con s n s ‘Clarrissa Mastin - ¢ = S e u&bchib:ﬁ‘iﬁsg’i}rﬁ%‘: Efe 2ans.} Jahn‘Mﬂß"ﬁh“&: !‘gt Sty e w p,;dirm‘?n,Ma‘x'ﬁ:ﬂ L | ISiHDefendants are Berohuiasifid of the . filing and, pendency of said elition. snd. that. (e B s WilL e i rdm@ze d June sess. sioh of waid Board o -f‘éﬁ;@ o AN T g o TG BALDWINGG s Gl f the T of coimise ey 051 gi 2 FOUDLY I nGang,: gt’*w!em s maaloy . James M. Denny, Attornes, . Bish . W OTICE is hergby given that my wife i Mary, hﬂm eft: my bed-and: board; wit Quhmw %ngm warn all persons not fo: haber er- trust her’ : } Mﬁgé I RALe, ov R e ‘&l#&l3%{' =1 ﬁmiﬁﬂ%% b