Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 17, Ligonier, Noble County, 27 May 1858 — Page 3

_ #@.our bow to Mr: Miller Express Messenger, for his . good intentions to wards us~to Mr. & Mrs. Griffith for favors received; also for the good cheer partaken of by the hungry printer at the table of Mrs. Laughlin. Also for the splendid books and sundries presen—ted us by D. Anderson I&I .. 'l‘heblesaings of the ‘poor’ be upon ‘them all. e : ; ‘_—'_,-"".’"——_" . 3@ We understand that the highly intellectual and refined dances held-on the other side of the river, and patronized so ardently by so many on this side, have inspired in one case, -a romantic desire for travel. Whata blessing such chaste institutions are, I & i s Gtk i ConceErT.—See notice of Concert, for this (Thursday) Evening, and prepare accordingly. el : :

AN Oup Courr Svir.—Dr. Mackenzie, of the Philadelphia Press, tells the following story of the long and varied service of a literary Court ‘suit: -"““Originally made for, paid for, and worn by Samuel Rogers, the bard, the ‘Peau, the banker, it performed yeoman’s %L;@ for him during many years. At it, somewhat about the age of 80, the bard of memory put the dress by, in lavender. Soon after, 'Southey died, and Wordsworth was appointed to succeed him as poet laureate. It wasa point of etiquette for this new official to present himself at court and pay “his respects to his royul mistress on his appointment. © Stronzly objecting to pay 8350 for ‘a new conrt-suit, he. borrowed that in which Samuel Rogers had visited the royal drawing xoom half a century before, and, thus atired, kissed hands. In a few years, Wordsworth also passed away, and Alfred Tennyson becamie poet laurcate. The -court-suit of Mr. Rogers was again put on duty; and duly encascd the limbs of Tennyson, as it had thosc of Wordswortli.”

« The British Outrages. : The clanor raised by the rceeut researches is largely aided by the Dewoccratic papers, and evidently has a political object. Our Demoeratic managers know very well hoiv to make themost of a thing. Kausis, the President says, has had too much attention: the game thatis to,be layed there requires a diversion of %he publie attention;— and there is nothing which 'so soon ‘¢alls out popular interest as a forcign .controversy. = The letter of Lord NAPIER to Gen. Cass diseloses the poley which has dictated these searches, and shows that the conduet of the British cruisers is not, by any means without an adequate cxeuse, Tt scems that the slave trade has increased, within a few years, at a fearful rate, and that it s carried on almoest entircly under the protection of the American flag. - Lord NAPIER gives a long list of vessels recently captuvéd, and with it, parratcs the metheds taken for the protection of the trade Dy false American paﬁ%n and the sanctity claimed for our flag. j’i‘rhqscarc‘.lgs hive been instituted to prevcat these impositicns. Cuba is now the groat sluve arkct of the world, and, in accordance, we* believe, with the suggestion made by Gen. Cass the cfforts to suppress the trade have been transferred from the coast of Africa to the coast of Cuba. This is the reason why the scarches have all been in the neighborhood of the Gulfi—Jlo- - Blude. : v

' The Remains of General Smith. St. Louis, May 24-—The rewains of Gen. Smith arrived yegterday in charge -of Aids-de-camps Drum and Wheaton whb, will acconipany them to Philadelibia. . The body lay in state at Fort “Leavenworth Monday and Tuesday, and was visited by the whole army and a large number of the citizens of Leay-: enworth. The funeral ceremonies were performed at the Fott, Wednesday, and * are described as of a most impressive character. His remiains leave here at 4 o'clock in charge of the Adams Express Company. e - $ ————-———-—gn-q.——uq-———_-——v—-MicHIGAN CONGRE®ATIONAT, AssoCIATION.—Adrian, May 24.—The General Congregational Association of Michigan, in session here, protested ~against the action of the Tract Society at New York City. Two negative votes were cast. . e A O N N N NN N N NSNS NS N NN T The Metropolitan Voealists are coming, and will sing at McLeans Hall: this Thursday evening, on which occasion they will present a chaiee selection of (iloes, Quartettes, Songs &c. 'Admission 25 cents Childeen 15, ; o ol i .. CROTON HOUSE. __ T. SMURR & SON Proprietors, - Lagrange, Indiana. : This House having recently changed pro- " prietors, is newly fitted up with every convenience and comfort for the accommodation ~wof castomers. | ‘ : ‘ " The stables are well supplied. ny. sty - e A complete suit of clothes, from top yto bottom, sold for

FIVE Dollars, at Mier’s. €all and get a SUIT before they are all gone.

Toledo Wholesale Book Store. D. ANDERSON & Co. HA NKFUL for past favors, take pleasure Tin calling attention to their,extensive stock of Theological, Classical, Missellaneousand . | - Ko Ly SCHOOL BOOKS, Comprising all the varieties in general use: They take occasion {o assure all, of their renewed and increused efforts to have constant and EArvLy Suprvies, direct from the publishers of all the valvable Schoel and t'ollege Text Books, as well a¢ the new Miscellaneous, and Theological Books published in the United States, not technically termed “Cheap Publications.” ia A Large and General Assortment of ~ FAMILY BIBLES ‘Printed in! the best manner, with beautiful type, on the finest sized paper, and bou id in the most splenid andgubstantial styles, and at prices to suit purchasers. W The Teacher’s Bibie, With map and references, suitable for ~Sabbath School Teachers, . . POCKET BIBLES, Of every variety of style, with gold and silver clasps, tucks etc.,at prices varying from thirty cts. to: five e v et doHarss o e ’ el

STATIONERY. Comprising levery variety both of Foreign | and "American mapufacture. ~ Blank Books of All Kinds. 'Embracing every manner of Ruling, made to ' ~ order, Paged and Lettered. : EWri-tin'§ Papers—Caps, Letters and Notes, poled and plagn, 00k o : Envelopes—All sizes and styles: Inks—Writing Fluids. Carmine and IndeliIb‘le Inks, wair::,nn!(-d'ol' the very best quality, PRINTING' AND WRAPPING PAPERS. They invite the attentio. of those desirous of purchasing, either in large or small quantities, to their Stock, which is, in every particular, Fresh and Full. And from the un. surpassed advantages possessed by them they feel confident that their prices will be satisfactory.” Their tiotto being “Quick Sales and Small Profta” . 'oc o o Ren oEn E G 'D. Axperson & Co,, =~ i = No./5. Gardner’s Buildings, Toledo, O,

t i Moy o " e nce | The City of the Ereat Aing - - isS e : ) S.IT WAS x : PERTEALER A L AS ST, XD As By Dr. J, T. Barctay, Late Missionary to Jerusalem? ¢ With a/ Steel Portrait of the Au-' | | thor by Sartain. [Also Chromographic Hleminations in. ten il eolors, Periscopic Panorama of:the entite Circuit of the City and Envivons, explinato¢ty Maps, &c., by Resenthal. Steel Engravings by Sartain, J. C. Bdttre, Dick and Earle. Finest Woud Engmﬁ-ng". by Louderback and Hoffinan, and J* 16 Wtei. .. >~ © @ | ' The Engravings Willibe executed in the. highest style of art fig sPhotographs and original designs illnstrafing the various phases vf the eity,-~Ancient,Medieval,Modern and " Millegnnnial, .+ : L.Also, restoration of the Temple and City as invested by Titus.—Notices of its Jewish Christian and Heathen Antiquities—lts present Political and Moral ‘Condition—Future Prospects, &c., &e., &e. : 1 D. I;&,n;nmg(,m. ,&r,j.l;'_{s,_.&s;mial_Ag’!s._Y X3l Guisstb byl fusple Ol HAWﬁ st vgeieved fhieth neh stock of A 1 Gold Penfistlie bésFever gif€red in this market, & f e : Bnok-kgef?@rb b Counting House Pens, = - b Commerclal Pensy 0 - -School Pens, for Misses,a beautiful article: (bi- Call and examine, no trouble to show thefd. o R St | D. ANDERSON; & Co., , ni? bt " Toleds Book Store.

, y : Monday, May 17, '5B, O. ARNOLD _ 1 I_l'A&R"this day rec‘eived «another immense ¥ stockof . ’ of “every description, cheaper tllan‘a\e‘Ver. 9 Ibs good Sugal' for OneD\ollarx 12 Ibs Good Sugh for 1. 12 LBS. GOOD SUGAR-F@R 1. » Ry . 8 Ibs. Good Sugar for 50 Cts. And everything else in my line_g_:.érlrespon'd-" ingly chieap. % : - VWWhite Fish, - Alarge supply this day received = ™ . Pickerel, . A large supply this day received. ° Fresh;s Lemons Reccived this -chy; Paints and_Oﬂs; v ' Paintsand Oils, ; Paints and Oils, . ‘Paints and oils, - A large supply foxgpfnc by 0. Arna‘ld: )

. Stone Lime, IN_ any quantity just received and for sale Pl by T ARNOLD, 5 BLANKS, @ . g\ every diseription and of superioßqualIO ity eonstantly on hand and for sale cheap s at this office, - g ’ e

OLD GOODS : AT THE QUICK SALES, AL PROFITS THE SUBSCRIBER takes particular felight in calling the attention of the public to the astonnding fact that he Has™‘just received”’(about two months ago) the alfiredest lot of stuff, ! i

- GROCERIES; Trapsand = - j . sS4O - . Calamities ever brovght to this Market, amounting to s elrly 0 usve 0 T SEVENTY-FIVE Dollars 4@ Which he offers to the publicon terms almost incredible. Havipg ' purchased his entire ’ " stock lora trifte Less than Nothing, Less than Nothing, ‘He is prepared to undersell all creation, (buy wishes to retain "the privilege of doing as he pleasesin the matter.) Hss stock consists of Family Groceries of all kinds, sach as v Coffee, o il Tes, ‘Sugar, et Riece, Molasses, . Vinegar, * » < All:spice, = ' Pepper, ; Can.dy, Buckets, - ; : and apple-pear-ing ma- o Ly . chines - : R R , inee. o ot Forke g Nails, Hoes, Tea- : Pots Bed- ’ Serews, " Salt, * - Garden peeds, | - Tobacco, Saleratus, Homony, Powder, caps and Oriental Turkish Wine, candles, - castor-oil, stone ware, wooden . .. bowls, whips, churng, red L herring, wash-tubss o) ) ; ~ and fish-hooks, * ' tumblers, ; ; -a sad - ' * ; matches, : wash-boards, & . ; -opedildoc; oranges, ie lemons, nuts, boiled eggs - - and Bicknell’s Pills, Buckwheat flour starch, hair pins, looking glasses, brooms, pepper:sauce and

. .LAGER BEER: lead- : Mol i e pencils, & : - "hay-rakes, on- © % iom setts & spittons, : tea-cannisters, Chinege Liniment, shoe-blacking, bar- ~ Soap, and Lemon pies; kaikes, koff kandy, krakers, kut and dry tobaceo, &e. Butter, eggs and bacon taken in exchange for groceries and will net be refused on old debts. i ; A _ N. B. Boots & shoes positively sold at cost. o 'N. B. No. 2. American quarters taken for 25 ets. in trade.

N. B. N 0.3. Four kinds of Beer, viz: Lager, Lager Beet, 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 ne grumbling. .To all responsible per-, sons, that is those o\lt of debt,and owning an onion patch, a.double barrel shot gun and four dogs, we will give them amyple time to put their paw right ifiztheir Jiocket and pull out the pewter, ' - o ' Moor of Venice--Bank Scene. . Sambo—o! Zellah, cash 1 owe. SR Zella—Dax’s de money Sambo—Here [ go, N i s ¢ Helpfus, Cash us, or we sink * e S. P HATHAWAY, _ Kendalville, May 1858 : NO’I’ICE Is hereby given, that the under- | signed paitners of Curl & Smalley Bave 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 settlement. Their receipt will be good against said firm, 3. b CURL. o : = JAMES SMALLEY. .. Bigonier, March 25, 1358 nio. = JUSTIOE OF THE PEACE. A . McCLURE has removed his office from the Posteffice to Fisher’s block up stairs next door to the Register office; He will now be much- more at liberty to attend to the dutizs :I?hls office than heretofore nll

N wAna Dress-dMaling, MRS. CLARK thankful for past favors would respectfully inform the ladies of Ligonier and surrounding country, that she expects suon to increase her facilities for serving her customers. . She will in a few days receive her new stock of .~ et BONNETS, RIBBONS, s-o&?ms: FLOWERS, Embroidered Collars, - aod a\l; other kinds of Faney Miﬂiilei'y.; ~ she will be happy to see all her old friends, (besides new ones) ‘at Ler former room nearthe Post Office. et April 28,1868, "+ mi 3

MILLINERY ! MRS. RUGGLES takes this method of : “informiing the Lady’s of this place that . illiner Bhop on Cavin Street for the purpose of :doing up and vm-ak-;‘nﬁ BO%VNEEI‘S of l’ﬂéﬁ.ﬁ'g "g ‘he best style:and latest fashion. -| § . % T SR £ AN

- DENTAL NOTICE. . Preserve Your Teeth!! NOW is the time to preserve your Teeth, and thereby secure to yourselves and gloslerity the blessings of Health, Beauty, appiness arnd Long Life. Dr. B.C. Dewey, Surgeon Dentist, would inform the citizens of that he has became permanently located in this place, and that he 1s prepared to doall operations in the Dental Art tvith neatness and dispatch. : el The importance of having decaved téeth cleaned and filled with gold or other pure metals cannot be too strongly urged; as the neglect of this important daty, often resulis in the entire loss af a guod set of Teeth, thus giving rise to Dyspepsia, and vzrious other diseases, to say nothing of the irreparable loss to Beauty, Speech and Happiness, at the same time giving the most revoiting breath to the individual.

To those in want of artificial teeth T wo'd call especial attention to my'new method of m unting Porcelain teeth upon JGold plate’ with continuous doubled raised linings and flanged plate, making the most beautiful, durable and usefal dental substitute in the known world, giving any required fullness to the face, enireing” the most perfect articulation, and “darmg- mastication perfectly easy and-a-greeable, : : ! Teeth removed with care and comparative ly little-pain. Chloroforin or either. administered with safety in all cases of necessity. Parents having children whese teeth require attention, may rely upon gocd advice. and kind treatment. ' : ‘Finally being assured from past experience of my abilities to perform any cperation entrusted to me. I take pléasure in tendering my services to a discriminating public pledging myself to give satisfaction in all cascs. . ' TESTIMONIALS: Dr. Farrano, M. D., Michigan City. Dr. SugrmaN, M. D,, oK Dr. James,M. D, . . a 8 H. Baxer, D. D. 8,, Coldwater, Mich. Dr. E H. DrAkE, M. D., Detroit, Mich. Hon: 1. Watproy, Hillsdale, & Rev. G.-WiLLarp, Battle Creek, « - Dr. D. C. Marsg, M. D., Orland, Ind. Ben., Residence at Mariam’s Totel. it B DEWEY.D. D, 8. ~ Ligonier, May 13, 1858. nlsif

Cheap For Cash!! JOHN DITMAN WWOULD Relttalty fuform. 1 Cusfomers and the public in general, that he is receiving in addition to his large stock of Boots & Shoes, a large stock of

- GROCERIES Which he will sell for ; - , Ready Pay at Reduced Prices, and where you may find a - ; full stockZof BOOTS, SHORS & GROCERIES Atall times: Such as . Coffee, sugar, tea,molasses and Syrup,. W : Tobaceo, e Bige, v A T 0 Penper S ; - and Spice, : ! = 7 Nifegar, | o : s Ib'tai"ch, e - Casgia, Cloves, - L . Nutmegs, . » ° Bedcords, : : Churns, : T Tabs, ' N - Wash-boards, ? - i o &e., &ei &e. Also 100 pair men’s Boots, 100 pair kipiboots 60 pair calf Boots, 500 pair women’s shoes assorted, 1000 pairs children shoes assorted, sole and npper leather. salt in ®acks and barrels, fresh white fish aad pickerel, etc. . At the old stand of Fisher and Hostetter.’ e ¢ JOHN DITMAN, = Ligopier, April 22,1858, ¢ = 'nl3

New Boot, Shee and Leather - BSTORE! : JOIIN DITMAN Would announce to the citizens of Ligonier and vicinity that he has leased a portion of Fisher & Host@§ila building for the purpose of manufactaring and conducting the _ | BOOT AND SHOE TRADE, where he is prepared to offer alarge, well selected and entire new stock of Boots and Shoes. Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins etc at prices to suit the present Hard Times, he feels warranted in saying that he is offering. : BETTEB BARGAINS | Than have everbeeén givea in this market. My terms are Eeeady Pay, and those who _purehase for €f st ": ind it greatly to !heﬁ)l‘m«z? ‘ hgse i, b - Prices will run sbout @ollows: A good article of Mewaißhoedfibin ™ £l.OO 10 1,50 ‘Children's. @8 T 95 100 5 ‘Mens L-Zbootelits Sy . 88 507 t -3 00 Mens call BE e 7010 200 Méns kip-ali 60 1o 1.75 | de’ g, B , 0 9'06 AUI kinds sE#pprovediproduce taken in - ‘The highest lal BEt pricepaid in cash for Hidew . 00l el ; e Fepenber Fanm Ditman’s Ohe onier April 12,1858 |

- Dissolution, . - NOTICE is hereby given that lfhé"eo-pﬁ;’t. nership hertofore existing between the mbseﬁbe‘;s,pvﬁ%ﬁi ih% “name xﬁﬁ&"' “firm of Carr & Kimmel, is this day dissolved by mu= tual eonsept. < 'The Books, acéountsand notes belonging to said irm will be settled by Mv, Carr'who will continue the business at the lold:sland‘. . T WALTER CARR. L R e LRI, Ii; April 24 1858 - s E R

N e\?’ Saddle and Harness Shop A ; : : LIGONIER, IND*, . A ISy = b : Beazer & Hipp s nently located themselves in the above named place, and intend to carry on Lhe business in alf’its.variuus branches, and will keep const?nlly on h;mi a good stock of e DRATT AND BUCCY lARNESS, i ': 3 ! o .. - Saddies and Bridles

: Made out of the best of LEATIIER, we eet our Stoclk i all fiom the East,and we can | *o be made out of the best of leather Relpairing—'-&A Trimming | : ' : | Donq; on short notice, Hides taken in ex-.I change for work, at Market Prices. All we ask. i to give us acall. v v :Shpp on Cavin Cavin St.,ane door south of Arnold‘a Druog Store : | oo BEAZEL & NIPP. Ligonier, April 26,11858. © 13 EUREIKA!! HARD WARE, STOVE AND TIN STORE IN LIGONIER. | (Sign of the Big Bucket.) .

I 0 : : &t ; % /AN \, /8 A' \ | empyame) > N\ CUTLERY, ) & 'lfk A g E RS T e Sl 28l a 5 e gl Tk CARR & MALTBY, 'DﬁALERS in evel-y deseription of foreign and R % DOMESTIC HARDWARE, fron, | Nails, Glass, Sash, Building Materials Saddlery Hardware, Gunsmith's Trimmings | FARMER!S TOOLS, Such as Chains of all kinds, Shovels, Spades; | Seoops, Forks, Grub Hoes, &c. Mechgnic’s 'Tmils_pf every 'Variely'. ! ’ : COQKING, BOX: AND . PARLOR STOVES. . Manufacturers of every variety of - TIN ,{ COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE Ligonier, May 4th, 1858, S Eg

PBLASTERING! Théths‘cr ber would inform the citizens wf lh§s village :nl the surrounding country that he is still prepared do jubs of | i | . |[PLASTERING in a thorough and complete;manner, Hijs long ex pbrience in .the business warrants hiin in ‘the ﬁbqlicf!hgt in hoth o FINISH AND PRICE he d@hnogufail to give satisfaction to "thd_se wanting work in his line, -~ Sl " GEORGE HUSSEY. Ligonier, ,Maf?ﬁ, NG g

~ ¥ & SRR 3 LA Lo Ny \\\\\\\\ll i 4 £ =3, S/ eme NN R _‘,"‘~ L Ns P 7‘\\_ _{‘»%, 1' =l 5 (] \ { -.' ey BV A NN '»-,;’f:"” R ' SR N A, o Tl‘Q'{J N‘ Nl S ;:‘ ) Jcs:‘ AN ;{ “Iﬁ 1 ‘,\ ; Attention F.re Insurance. AGGREGATE Cash CAPITAL, $2084000. Atna Hartford Com. $1,554,000. R Merchant’s Philadelphia, $£4,000,000. Homestead, Weedsport, N. Y., $lOO,OOO. All good Stock Cu’s. No Mutuals con ‘ nected, Policies Issned in sny of the above | Compauies from short notice,” and losses pmm?t@y paid in cash, by J. M, Wicrox. Agent, of Northern Indiana, office in Sturgis Michigan. Particularfattention paid to Farm Dwellings; Barns and contents, Insured at as low rates asconsisientjwith the hasards taks ‘ i e nio ;

- MEDICAL NOTICE. J S LOWER, M. D, will continue ¢J.e 4he practice of Mediclne and Surgery, in all'it various branches. Having had about fifteen years experience in various diseases, b.oth in the Southern and Western States, he hopes ta render entire satisfaction and begs a continuanee of the public patronage. ' Particular attention paid to the diseases of women and 'children. Office in Fisher’s block up stairs. : nio J. S.LOWER, M.D. el Fow » e e Notice. i; | ALL persons are hereby warned hot to buy LA ortrade for a note described as follows, “Ligonier, May 10, 1858, Four months aftey date, T promise g) pay Alexander Cornelius. or G;d«;vé Forty D siim iv-l.&w:recel'i;ed;'waiy-ing Valuatien or Appiaisement Laws, ané sxggnéd ¢ Graﬁ'unl%éggﬁamel@f&be. !;curi gt;* i Sf\i‘ﬁ note wa:l "%bmiﬁed from ?}Qg ;g.ndet -. false pretences, and I will not pay it if pres’emqug R GRA?FKWZ@EEI Ligonier May 12,1858, _Bls

ST &b, ".-..‘ st v,‘,:l 7 ‘:‘f‘ S . B Pﬂgs - § Medicincs . LAZENBY & STONE Ly e I Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Groogrier, PAINTS, OILS. ;‘Elass, Dye~Stun‘s,rerfume:, |\ BEEDB, fo. '&¢ ! lIIT IS NOT POSSIBLE T:. A enumerate our Goods 1n one Newspape we deem it sufficient to'say. that we alwa. -have on hand everything in the lineof | DRUGS & GROCERIES, and in prices we defy competition. I | Buying our Goods almost entirely from fi - hands and avoiding the losses incident to extended credit business; we flatter oursels thatwe can makeit the interest of all whu p - chase for cash, to'trade withws. ‘“And the Leaves of the Tre . wave fer the healing of tlNagioms.” ‘ s We are agents for the following Pat: and Proprietary Medicines, which we receis .direct from the Proprietors, hence those wh,. buy of us will run ne. risk of getitng cowt terfeit or adulterated medicines. . = Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. ALI of Dr. D, Jayne's Medicines. Allof Louden & Co.’s. . “do - T Dr. Rohack’s Rlood Purifier and Blood Pil’ Guysott’s Yellow Dock and Sarsailiffita. Dr Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs. ~ I Dr, Rogers’ Liverwort, Tar and Canchalayt ‘Dr. Baker’s Pain Panacea. *ngdcg,ii‘hinimn‘. Mexican Mustang Liniment. | Gregory’s Instant cure of Pain,. % ¢ : -Sir James Clarke’s Female Pills. & . | Hoofland’s German Bitters and Balsamic Cui

dial, A All of St Johu’s Famiiy Medicines.. " Radway’s Ready Reliet, Benov:liﬁﬁ.‘llﬁ_\wh‘g . ent and Pills, L Sl et Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. ©.. - McLane’s Pills and Vermifuge.. . All of Dr. Fiteh'’s Medicines, YrEe Pr. Christie’s Ague Balsam. = .~ § Deshler's Agne Pifls. = .0 3% All ¢f Comstock’s Medieines, . psgood’s India Cholagogne, : Moilat’s Life Pills and Pheenix Bitters. Jew David’s, or Hebrew Plaster,- Ll Hayy’ Liniment for the Piles, Sl Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. - - Dr. Vaughn’s Lithentriptic. ; Dr. Osborn’s Golden Ointment. |~ All of Dr, McClintock’s Medicines, = . . Dr.. Townsend’s Sarsapanlla. - -.- do George’s - : :I:)‘ STt ‘do - Bristol’s ' do i .do’ Helmbold’s' ~ do . A Perry Davis’ Pain Killer. = ‘And all other Medicines which are of any value to community. = - - Shieae : LAZENBY & STONE, Ligonier, March il, ISsB,—=n6-tf. . " . PHE PUBLIC CAN obtain anything in the line of Gros _ceries, Medicines, Dye-stuffs, Perfums cvy, Toilet Articles, Painioy--Odey Gias, Paqer Hangings, Window Shades and Fixtures Stone and Wooden-Ware, Salt Water Lime, &¢.,as low ascan be sold ‘and warranted as represented at Lazensy & Sronx. Sy s el i - z S 8 i PHYSICIANS can always rely on getting Pure Drugs and officinal preparations v standard styangth fr'umﬂj Lazessy & Srow MERCHANTS wishing to replenish their stocks can often save money by buying of Lazensy & Svoxy. . | : ! g MARCHj& KINDIG, HAVING on the 15th of April bought out ‘3 L. German, formerly of “the firm of German and:Beebe, “take. this opportunity to say to the citizens of Ligunier and vieinity that they are aboufto . o e of Goods of such kindsas has been Leretofore jllept by Mr German - e | We can say with .confidehce ‘that we have !laci?ilies of buying, such as few.firins in the West enjoy, and we iuteud to give our. =

. . /Customers the benefit of this advantage. We say 1o ll)ealers throughout the county, te call at our Store and Mr Germanwho will be ‘ong Salesman and Agent will be instructed to sel] to you-at the- i b | Swmallest Possible Advance. - - I ;We,dq not ean to trifle in_ this ma'ter, ‘but expect to place astock in our establish= ullent here, that must and will elicit.the ats te%ntion of those who are purchasers. - = i v MARCH & KINDIG, : 'Ligqniqr. .-\Lpri‘lgﬂs‘. 2 SOB. L e nkß: ; L ¥ . Pas R . Snerift’s Sale. = Y virtue of an"order, to me issued, from} the Court of Common Pleas of Nuble county, I will expose to public sale at thg ,C}urt House dcor in Albion, on Saturday the 12th day of June, A. D, ]B3B, between the hours of ten o’glock A.M, and four o’cluek P, M., the rents and profits of the followin reial estate, for a term of years not to ex,cec:» seven ; butif it fails to bring the debt, inter: e;{, costs and aceruing costs, then it will be offered in feg simﬁg:, to-wit :—The undivis ded south half of- Lot number thirfy six with the .ap_p“rt%nincu r.the'rﬁ"ﬁvg?ekﬂ:;‘nss- o the town of Lig gm r, in Noble county, In: cllilrnit.--—V’ll)illia:n‘sn . Allen vs. Osdn,'P.‘?ﬁe'r-; wg!gd. Jooe s 0 DS BIMONS Sheriff. -May 20, 1858 e L

SHERIFI'S SALE, Y virtue of an execution to me directed from the conrt of eommon pleas et Al; len eounty, I will expose to public sale a} the court house door in Albionon = ° | Saturday, June 12, 1858, between the hoursof 10 o’clock A, M. and ¢ o'clock P. M. of said day the rents and profits for the term not exceeding spyan years, of the follt;wing described veal estate situate in the counity of Noble gnd State of Indiana; viz, -A part of the west half of the north west quarter of section thirty-six, town thirty four ‘range nine east, it being seventy acres more orless. ' WE e e e But if the same fails {0 hyring the debt, interest,costs and aceruing coste. I will they and there offer the same in fee sfmple. . 5 Taken as the property of EdWﬂfd'Q°m#b.(’ll,‘~ to satisfy a judgment in favor of David Wag, staffl and Simon VVeddanZ;f oo b i MoNs sherig Aprilß 1838, | piSpaSg .