Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 16, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 May 1858 — Page 3

/Zuthill is doing well, and Mrs. Derrick cﬁﬂ&nw"g?ﬁ e /. Suspicions beégan to thicken abont f’ ehe. Last monday she was taken J:Yiolently ill with the same symptoms. On Friday morning she died. In her Ya jsgﬁhms she said, she had s'fringled‘ ./ little arsenic on John B. Tuthill’s //%oast, that she knew there was poison 7on the window sill near where, his soup é,m, and it might haye fallen in,- that éthe put a little arsenicson Mrs Fuller’s ;/goom a'md%‘eiﬁa,’ and farther said not. ;’/’f’ (*hicago Tribune, May 15 /; ‘A TERRIBLE STORM." | jé Immense Destruction of Property. Ié ' RailioadTrains Blown Off the Track. 7 _ HOUSES UNROOFED.

7/ STEAMBOATS BLOWN TO PEICES! 7 The gale on Thursday evening was, %, in some portions of the State of unpre--7 cedented violence. It covered a large 7/ extent of territory, and everywhere its J-track is markéd with painful damage to : 'Ei'operty,’ and, gerha_ps, as further inteligence will show, loss of life. It 7, seems to have crossed the Mississippi, 7 neat Oquawka, to have extended Bast- ° ‘ward, at least, as far as Mcliean county, Z where we hear of some of its disastrous g effects. In the west there was much hail % accompanying the wind, and everywhere ~ a great fall of rain. 'We hear that at - Lexington, on the lineof the St. Louis, 7 Alton & Chicago Road, the storm was 7 terriffic. - In a letter below we are told / of its freaks with the up train ; and an _ informant at our elbow says that every ‘house in town wag unroofed or blown ﬁ down. The air- was loaded with the 7 wreck which was made; the heavens ﬁ were black with clouds, which were / pouring out destruction, and more than ; the end of all things was at hand. If * Lexington has escaped without great ~ loss of life, the fact is most wonderful - . At this point there was a copious '~ rain, and some ' thunder and lightniug ; - but nothing to indicate the destruetion ‘going on elsewhere. The evening - steamers left port as usual, and theugh the gale was high, it wag not unusual. ‘Later in"the evening, the wind increased, but before ten o'clock all was still ~again. e Below we print a hasty letter from - Lexington, kindly forwarded by an officer of the road: : ; - LexixaroN, May 13, 1858. .+ Eprrors Trisuxg:—This evening: about six o’clock, we were visited by a severe storm, accompanied by the most - fearful thunder and lightning ever ex- . ‘perienced . here, The storm’ lasted - about twenty minutes, and, after it had _'to all appearance cleared up, it was suc~ceeded %y the most terrific wind ever - known in this sestion of the State.-——‘ i The rain fell in torrents, and nearly ev.ery house in Lexington was unroofpd and many of them blown down. w . .The passenger train from St. Louis, ‘by which I send this, was blown from the track and the cars tipped over, but, with the exception of a few slight flesh wounds, the passengers were uninjured. DBefore the train capsized the car windows on the windward side were blown out, the engineer and “fireman were both blown from the engine, ~ and a brakeman was also blown off one of the cars. The storm struck the train a short distance north from here. i g il STORM. -~ We learn from a passenger on the _ above capsized train, that great damage: ~was done by the tornado at the junction of the Peoria and Oquawka roads ~ with the St. Louis Alton & Chicago " Railroads. DBoth station-houses were

- unrooffed, five or six empty freight cars ‘ ; were blown from the tra k, dwelling “houses were moved bodily tweaty or : , thigy feet, or entirely demolished, and ~yet; amid all this wide spread disaster he could hear of no one seriously injurs ed. C. M. Cady, mr. Eberhart (editer and proprietor of the Northwestern . Home Journal,) and other ¢itizens of Chicago were on the capsized train, but. cscaped unhurt. ' All hear testimony to the coolness and eflleiency of the conductor, Mr, L. D. Williaws. ; THE STORM AT PEORIA. - From one of our citizens who was _in Peoria at the time, we-learn the fol“lowing particulars of the Tavages of the _‘great storm at that place. The huricane struck the city at abont 5 o’clock iu the evening. In the twinkling of an eye, fifteen or twenty houses were unroofed, every church spire in the city blown down, three canal hoats loaded with lumber sunk, and the steamer*Olin “with twenty-one passengers on board, made a complete wreck, her cabin being ' blown entirely away. = ¢ |

-+ And what seems really mriraculous, is the fact that but one life was lost in all this furious disorganization of matter and utter demolition of structures. It is said thata little child was lost from off the wrecked steamer. The lumber in the yards was blown all over the eity, the gas lamps were all blown ‘down, and the signs were sent flying in every direction; windows. nng' gable . ends weré*smashed in, whole traing of cars were blown off the track, and the . beautiful College building upon the . bluff utterly demolished. W};O shall - probably get more extended particulars »?-tﬁe‘ mails. Our informant was _ obliged to .take refuge in the Court . House square, to avoid the general éw wmbith«matened the vity, - and to escape the flying signs, boands, mm;,m minﬁ&g '%iﬁ which the St T

aveled At Port Mitchell, on' the sth inst., by Rev. I L, Fuller, Mr. Junsan B. Hiut of Wolf Laks, to Miss

s ‘DIED, .g::t&hvm-ge,olm‘ y the 16th inst., E, T. Cosper The destroying angel has again entered the family household and ‘'marked one of its members for dissolution and decay. My Q@sPER loaves a wife and two children. His disease, Consumption, had gradually though surely wasted upon his strength for months, al* most years. Ife bore the ravages of disease with calmness and patience. Hp ‘was recieved into the church dy:ing his mnnmexft, and seemed to express a confidence in the faith he had espoused. -

Monday, May 17, '5B, PO ARNOID T HA,? tzisfday received Janother immense stopkgl - o & f of e\.'er& dchi?lytion, éhea‘)er .th:m. ,;;Ver. 12 Ibs goed S;qgar for One Di)llar. 12 Ibs Good Sugar for $l. 8 Ibs. Good Sugar for 50 Cts. And everything else in my line ccrrespondingly cheap. |

; . A ~ \White F'ish, A large supply this day received A large supply this day received. Fresh Lemons Received this day, Paints and Oils, el b | e - Paints and Oils, : , Paints anad Oils, o - Paints and oils, - A large supply for sale by 0. Arnhold. ._..—.__——_—_‘___—____-—_—:-—_—j Stone Lime, IN any quantity just _rei:eived and for sale by > s O ARNOLD:

L . Sheriff’s Sale. : BY virtue of an order, to me issued, from the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, [ will expose to public sale at the Court House deor in Albion, on Saturday the 12th day of June, A. D. (858, befween the hours of ten o clock A.M. and four o’clock P. M., the rents and profits of the following real estate, for a term of years not to exceed seven ; but if it fails to bring the debt, interest, costs and accruing costs, thén it will be offered in fee sinple, to-wit :—The undivided south ha'f of Lot number thir{y six with the appurtenances thereunto bzlonging, in the towa of- Ligonier,in Noblé county, Indiana,—William H. Allen vs. Osoar P. Hervey. 'D. 8. SIMOXNS3 Sheriff, May 20, 1858 © 6@ . e T .0~ £ e s Aot 3, SHERIFF'S SALE. BY Virtue'of an execution to me directed . " fromn the clerk of the Noble Cirenit court, I will expose at public sale at the court house dogg in Albion Noble county Indiana, on : ; . Satwrday, Jun®l2, 1838,

between the hours of 10%0’¢lock a: m,” and 4 o’clock p. m. of said day, the rents and profits for a termn not exceeding seven yearsTof the following described real estate, situate in Noble County and State of Indiana, to-wit: A part of section thirteen, town. thirty. three north of range eleven east, commencing twelverods south of the quarter post on. the line between sections thirteen and four-. teen, and theunce south twenty-eight rods thence to a stake on the east side. of the F't. Wayne and’Lima Road, known as the Mongoquonon road, thence a northernly direction or east to John Cary’s line, thence north to the north line of the quaiter section, thence west on said north line to the land ownod by P C. Gorton; purchased of J, Strous thence south 12 rods thence west to the place cl>f geginning, containing twenty acres of and. s B S AL Y ik

But.if the same fails to bring the full amount of said judgment interest and cost and cost that may accrue, I will then and there offer the same in fee simple, Sy Taken asthe property of Allen Mcßee, Jo< seph Mcßee, Harriet Mcßride, Eveline Rankin, William O. Rush, Rachel Rush, Emma E. Mcßee and Charles Mcßee, to satisfy a judgment in favor of Thomas Hilkert, Caroline Hilkert aud William D, Mcßee. - : D. S. SIMONS, Sheriff. May 29, 1858, . ~nlcsd . . SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an execution to me directed from the. court of common pleas of Al: len county, I will expose to public sals at the court house door in Albion on B

Saturday, June 12, 1858. between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. of said day the rents and peofits for the term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate situate in- the county of Noble and State of Indiana, viz. A part of the west half of the north west quarter of section'thirty-six, town thirty four ranlge nine east, it being seventy acres more orless. - :

But if the same fails to bring the debt, interest,costs and accruing eosts. I will then and there offer the same in fee sfmple. - Taken as the property of Edward Campbell to satisfy a judgment in favor of David Wagstaff and Simon V. Vedder, o . .. D.BSIMONS Sheriff April 8 1858 . n 1352.50

: BLANKS, e F every discription and of superior qualO‘ ity constantly on hand and &gpuh fl!t? _utthilomge. tadl S G

OLD GOODS 1 e THE ST QUICK SALES, ALL PROFTTS, THEE SUBSCRIBER takes parficular delight in calling the attention of the public to the astounding fact that he has ‘‘just received”(about two months ago) the alfiredest lot of stuff, R

Trapsand - - i 0 0 " Calamities ever bro’ught to this Market, amounting. to nearly el 1 11 SEVENTY-FIVE Dollars 1! Which he offers to the pui)lic on terms almost incredible. ' Having ‘purchased his euntire : ‘stock iora triffe

~ Less than Nothing, Heé isiprepared to undersell all creation, (buj wishes to retain the privilege of doing as he leases iri the matter.) Hss stock consists of }?‘amify Groceries of all kinds, sach as - Coffee, - _ i Tea, Sugar, i SR “ﬁc;sésqs, . Winegar, e A?{lc-sr)ice, —_ .Pepper, LCan dy, Buekets, - - and apple-pear- = : b chines | ‘ 5 ~ Fish,glass : Pitch - Forks, - : ~ Nails, Hoes, ‘ Tea- : Pots Bed- ‘Screws, Salt, . “iaah o Gerdea Seeds, i - Tobaeco, Saleratus, Homony, Powder, caps and Oriental Tarkish Wine, candles, castor-oil, stone ware, wooden bowls, whips, ehurng, red . herring, wash-tubs, - ' ~{ andfish-hooks, - ' L tumblers, .0 | L sud /. Pl T eetohed, . ; . wash-boards, & - . |, - " opedildee; oranges, lemoris, nuts, boiled eggs =~ and Bicknell’s Pills, Buck- - wheat flour starch, hair ping,looking glasses;, brooms, pepper-sauce and

'~ LAGER BEER: - ’ = lead- - i R * o peneild & i ’ : : hay-rakes, on- : ion setts & spittons, ) tea-cannisters; Chinese | = | . Liniment, shoe-blacking, barSoap, and Lemon pies; kaikes, koff kandy, krakers, kut afid dry tobacco, &e. Butter, eggs and bacon taken in exchange for groceriesand will net be refused on old debts. S N. B. Boots & shoes positive= ly sclaat cost. : . N. B. N 0.2. American quarters taken for 25 cts. in trade. - : N. B. N 0.3. Four kinds of Beer, viz: Lager, Lager Beer, La-ger Beer, Lag-er Beer:. N. B. No. 4. ‘As to our terms we would say to all irresponsible persons they are cash up, and no grumbling. To all responsible:per~ sons, that is these out of debt,and owning an onion patch, a dnuble_l;arrel shot guo and four dogs, we will give them ample time to put their paw, right i their pocket and pull out the pester, s *

Moor of Venice--Bank Scene. Sambo—Oo! Ze¢llah, cash 1 ove. e Zella—Dar’s de money Sambo—Here I o, ; * ¢ Helpfis, Cash us, or we sin}*”s S T S P HATHAWAY, Kendalville, May 1858 »' ;

NOTICE Is hereby 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 said firm are handed over to A. M. Latta and A, L. Curl, (of Ligonier) for the purpose of setilement. Their receipt will be good against said irm. .J, D. CURL. : e ! JAMES SMALLEY, - Ligonier, ‘March 25, 1858 ~ / 'nlo

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. A . McCLURE has removed his office from the Postoffice to Fisher’s block up stairs next door to.the Register office. He will now be much more at liberty to attend to the duties of ‘his office than heretofore nill

e ; Deess-Mafing, MRS. CLARK thankful for past favors L. would respectfully inform the ladies of Ligonier aund surrounding country, that she expects suon to increase her facilities for serving her customers. She will in a few days receive hier new stock of sl

BONNETS, RIBBONS, o BOR'DERS: F‘LQWERSY,_H_ Embroidered Collars, and all; other kinds, of Fancy Milliaery, when she will be happy to see all her old friends, (besides new ones) at ker former room near the Post Office. ; N April 28,1858, T mpde

- MILLINERY! Mns. RUGGLES takes' this method of j informing the Lady’s of this place that | she h@ openeda .= oo i b L el Lt TRRT Y Rilliner -Shop - ‘on Cavin Street for the puip se of doing up: and makingi‘mmggofuﬁ kinds in ‘the best sty. mdlmlmm4 G

Preserve Your Teeth!! NQW is the time to preserve your Teeth, and thereby secure to yourselves snd posterity the blessings of Health, Beauty, Happiness aiid Long Life. Dr. B.C. Dewey, Surgeon Dentist, would inform the citizens of that he<has became permanently located in this platey and that he is prepared 10 dosll operations in the Dental Art with neatness and dispatch. e ‘ The importance ‘of having décayed teeth cleatied and filled ‘with gold or other pure metals cannot be too :trongly urged; as the neglect of this important duty, often results ‘in the entire loss af a good set of Teeth, thus giving rise to Dyspepsia, and various other diseases, to say nothing -of the irreparable loss to Beauty, Speech and Happiness, at the same time giving the most revelting breath to the individual. s :

To those in want of artificial teeth I wo'd call especial attention to my tiew rhethod of meunting Porcelain teeth upon JGuld plate with continuous.deubled raised linings and flanged plate, making the most beautiful,.durable and useful dental substitute in the known world, givingany required fulluess to the face, ensureing” the most perfect articulation, and rendering mastication perfectly easy and agréeable, L e Teeth removed with care and comparative - ly little pain. Chbloroform or either administered with safety in all cases of necessity. . Parents having children whese teeth, re-. quireattention, Tay rely upon goed advice ‘and kind treatment. . e TR, Finaly being assured from past' experience of my abilities to perform any operation entrusted to me. - I take pleasure m tendering my services to a, discrimipating public pledging myself to give satisfaction in 21l cascss - TESTIMONIALS: Dr. Fasranp, M. D., Michigan City. Dr. SHERMAN, M. D, @ « Dr. Jamzs, M. D,, L B H. Baker, D. D. 8., Coldwater, Mich. Dr. E H. DrAKE, M. D., Detroit, Mich. Hon. H. WaLDRON, Hillsdale, At Rev. G. Wiraarp, Battle Creek, « Dr. D. C. Magrsii, M. D., Orland, Ind, 868 Residence at Mariam’s Hotel. g B. C. DEWEY,D. D. S. ' Ligonier, May 13, 1858. nlste o

Cheap For Cash!! WWOULD Respectfully infortit his : Customers and the public in| general, ‘that he is receiving in addition to his large stock of Boots & Shoes, a largg —stogk of . - GROCERIES 3 : f .7. e e g ,"’..,,_ ':‘rf_ i \ e " Which he wlll gell for 3 B - Ready Pay at Reduceﬁ Prices, and where you may find a “ full stockZof I BOOTS, SHORS &GROCERIES ; l ), J Ll\ 3 i 5 Ai all times:- Such as - Coffee, sugar, i:ea,molasses and Syrup,- - . | . Tobacco, : e T e iy Aepber Ly g g3y & 0 ..'Vm'ega;, | - : Starch, 3 L e . Cassia, 'Cloves, T . P - Nutmegs, - g Bedcords, g 1 ity 40 Churns, i W 888 i il : £aT - Wash-boards, * e : el vel&d ol Also 100 pair men’s Boots, 100 pair kip:&mots 60 pair calf Boots, 500 pair women’s shoes assorted, 1000 pairs children shoes' assorted, sole and uzpar _leather, saltin sacks and barrels, fresh white fish and pickerel, etc. 3 At the old stand of Fisher and Hostetter., pailome o JTOHN DITMAN Ligonier, April 22,185, ml 3 ©

New Boot, Shoe and Leather L STOREY JOHN DITMAN Would announce “to the citizens.of Ligonier and- vicinity that he has leased a portion of Fisher & Hostetter’a building for the purpose of manufacturing and conduvting the * Gt BOOT AND SHOE TRADE, where he is’ prepared to offer alarge, well s:lected and entire new stock of Boops and Shoes. Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins etc at prices to suit the present Hard %imes, he feéls warranted in saying that he is o ering W gl el BETTER BARGAINS Than have ever been given in this "arket;‘ My terins ate Ready Pay, and th«:gg Who purchase for Cash -will . find it greatly to their interest to purchase of me. ' ; ' Prices will run about as follows: - A good article of Men’s: Shoes from - 1,00 to 1,50 Chifdren’s bl 25 ti 75 | Good Kip Boots from 2.'75_'5& 4.09 'Good coarse boots . T 3,009 Mens 1-2;bdots i 23070 3.00: Menscalf shoes " "1 19545 spp Mens kip shoes™ -~ ° 150716 1,75 “Boys Bools oy S 'li'.ﬁﬂ;ﬂ 2.00 ,K,ll;t;ind% of approved produce taken ‘in exchangefor goods. = 00 % ‘The highest market price paid in cash for \Hldg?’ i " i v\-‘_i‘ i e 5 i 1 " ! _Please remember John D n’s Cheap Boot and shoe sfore. SRR AR IS, BReS T iy ik ok e T e e bl o zniSﬂOhtﬁ% j;; 4 N’ QTICF}J&#;Q%}( given that the co :hr | X nership hertofore’existing between the Mm%'mvmm fiem of Carr & Kimmel, is this day,dissolved by miu- | bel i’“ el be ot by B, | S o *M LUARR, 1 L ey i o Mkl Ridatl. ¥ Apdial gy o et ]

*‘x _m‘;‘u’ ' ’. ~ ir::, New Saddlé and Harness Sliop Beazer & Hipp Mins nently ioc::}d tbemdoelvleg in }be i:o‘:e named plice, and intend to carry ¢n Lhie busines in all irs various branches, and wfﬂw; consfantly on hand a goq;i‘stocikog. e ' |~ Made out of the best of - LEATHER, we get our Stock ~ all fiom the East,and wecan ' tobe made out of thebest of leather Repairing & Trimming Done on short notice. Hidés taken in eichange for work, at ‘Market- Prices, ' All we ask is togive us aeall. Shop on Cavin €avin St.,one door south of Arnold’s Drug Store. 1 : ‘ BEAZEL & HIPP. Tigenier, Aprik 28, 1858. | . a 3 .

CHURBIK ALL: HARDWARE, STOVE AND TIN STORE'IN ‘LIGONIER. . (Sign of the Big Bucket) = ov| - : AN S-L gl s s R x\‘\,; [ ’ W || BABDYARE) > Lo \\EUTLERY, /& N _w A ] ) CARR & MALTBY, DEAL]%RS in every d;'scription of forJ eignan 5E : ]

DOMESTIC HARDWARE, fron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Building' Materials Saddlery Harnj\yare, Gunsmith'g Trimmings ' FARMER'S TOOLS, Such as Chains of all kinds, Shovels, Spades, + Scoops, Forks, Grub Hoes, &c. : Mechanic’s Tools of every Variely. . - COOKING, BOX: AND i : PARLOR STOVIES. .~ Manufacturers of every variety of TIN, COP.EPER-&’ SHEET-IRON \VARF . Ligonier, Mdy 4th, 1838, = = 6-tf.

PLASTERING! "The Babscriber would ‘in_!‘drfm the citizens ofgthis village and the surrounding country that he is still prepared do jobsof = PLASTERING ina ﬁml;bugh and complete:maﬁhhler’;i !iiﬁ;;long experience in the business warranis him in the belief that in both el Sl ¥ 3\; y - we " FINISH AND PRICE he cannot fail to give satiéfacﬁon 1o those wanting work-in his line, Lo e o GEORGE ,HUSSEYE _ Ligonier, May 6, °38.;; = . nl4

\\\\\\”///// i iy \\\_\ =' e —AE TN =il s = . AR - - T “'i.%/‘ g ! L_A_L—L-;:/ i '\)/ i B R ~k —-. E G AW B\ S N \\ SS U N aadaualilitago iy > S & "“s&::‘3—l‘ r Nyt : ¢ v T . e iP, 7' o ﬁ\-u-:' E Attention Fire Insurance.l AGGREGATE Cash CAPITAL. i / sZ’oB4,ooo| e Etna Hartford Com. $1,581,000., = Merchant’s Philadelphia, $4,000,000. Homestead, WeedsportiN. Y.j sl§B,m¥)._fs - ANI good“ Stock Co’s.”Nb “Mutwals con nected, Policies Issued in. 2ny of the above Compauies. from short . notice,. aud Josses promptly - paid ‘in cash, by J. M, Wicrox, Agent, of Northern llndiana, office in SturgisMichigan,. Particularfattention paid to Farm Dwellings, Barns_ and contents, Insured at as low: rates as cousisientgwith the hazards tak-! e ot ".'b 'c.\ﬁ*“\;.'--l ix\n‘]»'o . I

... MEDICAL NOTICE, . J‘ sh LOWER, M. D, will “continte; o the praclice pf Mediclne and Surgery, in all its¥arious brgnches. 'lin'ﬁ'figghad a%ogt, ﬁft_egn'{ yé;;s S(;_x‘f)erience'dir‘)y various diseases,: b.oth in the Southern and Western States, he hopes to render -antire satixéfactiqg nng'_Begs ] continuance of the public patronage. Particular attention paid to the diseases of wWomen and children.. Office in Fisher’s block up stairs. nIOD J. S. LOWER, M.D. . 2 IzL péhm m»herehy warned»notto lmy’ A,xar'ftrade: le for a note‘described :as follows, “Ligonier, }May 10, 1858, Four'months after date, I promise te pay:Alexander Cornelius, or O;Td;:q ft:"&‘ ng‘wulwsgl‘i‘md, waiv- | g vathalien -on Appiawement. Laws, .and | gned C.Graffiniller.”. Baid note was obtain. | d- from me under false: pretenges, and L will | Nﬁ’l"?ﬂ!“f presenteds | oo saed o} sLigonier May 12,1838, . .. nl> |

5 i e . ‘ . Drugs-8 JIECOICINCS, T ¥ AR \'vh’vf“ ‘3 o e ¢ . ko oY PRI o B 8 g - - Wholesale snd Retail Bsters i} ST S ROt b : b Sodllest # wotte N e dnidg G T - PATINTS. OFL&es S R vt SakeigTHe a 8 Glgss,,

len“mm éﬁff&u;h :,', if-ohe Newsjape e we deemit’s icient 10 Bay that-we alwas e P‘?f??}’f{@%@ﬂéﬁéﬁ?ﬁ%ﬁi')* DRUGS &.6RGCERIDS,) and in prices we defy cotpetifion, ** ' 71 . Buying our Goods almest entirely fram firgt Bands and "mm oMfes ;.!-m feut 14 g ;exmnaed.e;gqxs?m-&i;giugw elves ‘thatwe can make it the interest of allwhio ffuf chase for cash, to trade willtusqo 0y " “And the Leaves dr i T ﬁgs wave for tﬂ'e‘v‘ heati sé‘qi?! e . Nattemed = L 0 Dl We are agents fir 'the u;ﬁ%@ﬁ;@ﬁ»ﬁﬁ and Proprietary Medicines, which we receivy direct from thetPrb'pnfgt_oi*t’,."i:gfrci those \'ﬁ*m’ buy of us willrun no risk of getiiog copyterfeit or ndnllexat?dﬁle(ﬁéﬁ\b;csd %‘:‘:‘ ;9’ Ayer's Cherry Peetoral and Catharbic Pills;: - All of Dr. D, Jayne’s ‘Médl'c?tséa. : ‘B‘ : Allof Lovden & Coss dv . ~ iy Dr. Roback’s Blood Purifier aid Blood. Dhil, Guysott’s Yellow Ddck and Sarsaparitla, -, Dr Hall’s Dalsam for the Lungs. =~ . . Dr. Regers’® Liverwort, Tar afid C: \nchala Dr. Bakef's Pain Pariaced. Budd’y giq&q{; Mexican Mustang Liniment; " * « #1737 . Gregory’s Instant cure of Pain. . | Sir JamesCldrke‘sffmmlp&illg.z-;;f TRy Hoofkend’s Germian Bitters and Balaa i¢j‘crlL L AlLof St Joht's Famiiy Medicines, " - Radway's Ready Relieh Renvvating Res o TESRIENS,. 5 L e Holloway’s Pills Q!ldn_Ofll‘li}f’!.‘;,‘ i‘,»,'—," GulEoesis McLane’s Pills'ai:d Vermifuge, 7" ¥ Au O.f Df.F“ch:S M':d.i,cjncﬁ-; §T3 A P Dr. Clxx'islie‘s,'Aﬁﬁégggil_égmg et Deshler’s Ague Pilfe," ' 711" &3 'r";_;-‘ : A of Cu‘xﬁmsroéﬁ‘s I{lediﬁil’ieq.”“‘ SR ogsgood’s India Cholagegue, - .. o Moffycs Life Pils hnd Phents ifters,, § 4 Jew Davitls, ot,}{cm(\”Pllds-té‘?;,“ et e [Hays” Ligiment for the Piles. ~ ..~ Dr. Wistars Balsari of ’\%Eii?ﬁﬁg"ﬁf"f ";f Dr. Vaughn’s Lithuntriptics - /0% Lus £ Dr. Osborn’s Golden Qintment. . - .

'All of Dr; McClintock’s Mediciness 119 4 Dr. . Townsend’s ,Sarsa‘?um‘j.}' o lle () go ge.orgf"s SE d: - e o Bristolls .. - dg 0o iy do Uelmboldd " ‘ag: vt ¥ ¥ Perry Da.v,i's"ﬁl’ai;; Killer,: ¥¢l el A ‘And all other Medicines which are of any value to community, S e e s AZENBY & SBTONE: Ligonier, Maich it, 1808 s mbutfi! 1. } o 0 THE PUBLIC. . C AN obtain anything inithe divie. inf; é;“ eeries, Mcdidmes;,ﬂya{wﬁ‘a: Perfumas ayy Toilet Articles, Painls, Oils, Glas, Puger Ha;‘rgt'nf&;FViﬁdmfs'haﬂ&ﬁﬁﬁ% tures” Stone and Woodew Ware,Salt Weat., er Lime, &e., as'low aseaiy be'sold and war--ranted as represented at Lazenny & Sfu'n’:; PﬂYSIC‘!_&NB &n»et}ﬂ;’s'nly»ﬁigﬁat‘ M“gl’ure Drugs avd officinal preparations o stami aul?m,fre!um’fmm:&;A%ghg;#g'ﬁv;; MERCH;AI\"TS"Q\'istg’ to replenich théir _stocks can offen save mone '-,'%ig“.‘;i“ W L*“""ﬁ% Sl

~NARCH &fiKlNm%— H,wmc ot 'the 15th ‘of Aptil boneht ot L. __G?mam formerly of the firm of ‘German and Beebe, fake.-this hpp'oi‘:ff to say to the'eitizens of Ligonierantd vici lk‘{ that they areaboutito '« '%% Ziatitad 3 TETY TITI ;’«'-(j Y BNLARGE THELR: STOOK of Goods'ofsuéh ki_nangm;m;ﬁemngqe kcpt ~by' Mr;G‘e[ﬁan,»i;‘t:a:: FHAYstGin WK . We can say with confidence thatwe have faci ities' of buying g nch as feww firms in the - West enjoy, and\i'tde‘t_enqg to giveour "7, AN AIR LR, U e AREE ) the benefit: of fhis, advaniage.. ’S\Z',éi&\u; lo Dealers throughout the county, to calf at :our Store and Mr Gbrh\ahlpfh»'wuk&?q T Salesman and Agent wibh be instructer \@é&u oyoßatiher s 0 o s : "-§ iiz et L"‘.;'f’:‘ :-":,“?\’:V ‘BR RN 3 oo Smallest I’oaqﬂple Advance. -, } ST TN REREa h‘w»'; ',;’s,~4‘?\ el We do'not mésn to- trifle in’ tlis ma‘tér, but expect to place astock in our estaolixhment hecey that mustand will elicit the atitention of those whoare purchasers. . i ; 0 Mancl & S ,L‘S"n'efaAP"‘ ?‘565{55‘1 i sy J}*?u

‘ln’ the Court of the Board of Commissiuners. .of the county of Noble and Stateof 11 i . ‘b, June Sesions &. Dl5B, /. - ‘Pelition to vacate all of the town Idfs, Streets, Alleys, spaces and publie squarcs north of the first tier of alleys torth of ‘Lewis street; running east and west, dividing ti:e lots lying between Lewis street and Hanngy street; also all of the town Jots, sireets, alleys, spaces and public squares, west of Market strect in thg;,tpw’-t;qf Port Muchell, in the County of Noble and State of Indiana. Adam Dingman Segtapt

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N OTICE is hercby -grven, that my wife .. 4N Mary,: hins Jeft; ay beﬂiﬂﬂéﬁmhmnd. ‘without any cause orpW%Wfﬂ' 1 therefore 'warn all persons not to-harberor trust her on wy account; as Ly will paynodebts of hey Mt’ﬂe‘iﬁg ‘ﬂer this date. CUHL SR Ay April 28,768.18 . o mmﬂﬂomj :