Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 26, Ligonier, Noble County, 29 July 1858 — Page 3

~ ApplesinJuly, 1858 - Our estcemed friend O. Cole, presented us this week, with some apples ina good state of preservation,grown in *57,0n the farm of his Uncle, George L # Crane, Esq., of Adriat, Mich. Mr. C. also informs us that during a recen} visit that he partook of #pples at his un‘cle’s grown in 1856. - ' - 'This is certainly a remarkable pres- ~ ervation, and shows great *skill in the - art of preserving fruit. iR el We wish thére were more such uncles as Mr. Crane. ‘

LOSS AT DIAMOND LAKE. - Messrs; Stoughton and Hostetter on ‘their way home from Albion, last night, firdve into the edge of Diamond Lake, %0 water their horses. While engaged in drinking, the horses: bégan to sink, and in a very fow smoments the horses ' ‘and buggy sank out of sight, leaving ~®he cushions and some loose portions of ‘the buggy floating on top of the water. 'We learn that it was with difficulty that Messrs. H. & 8. extricated themselves. e —a b e ges.. Thereare oneor two commissioned . gentlemen in town anxious to be intro~ ‘duced to the ‘model man.” There must be a breach of etifustte in this matter; © —or are his first and final disciples worse than copying Peter! - : it s s&@=Mrs Clark is in réceipt of new 'patterns monthly, affording a fine ,‘ OP-{ portunity for those who wish dresses, &e., to haye them made up after the latest fashions. : Although we hardly ever look towards dresses yet inour infinite ig- . morance of suclk matters, we shouldi judge ‘that the pgtterns received this month were decidedly becoming and pretty. ‘ . .Ladies call in and see whether ‘ou‘rJ

préceptions are correct. . Rebecca is making up a very pretty ®ilk after the pattern. : 5, pes. We would refer our friends and readers to the new Ldvertisement of J. Haxby Esq. Mr H, is a young man of a high order of talent, as also we believe, of a thorongh legal knowledge. Those from abroad or at home who need the gervices of a legal adviser, we believe that they can trust their interests in no safer hands than those of Mr. H. i 0 ——— ey, 4l I e . B&y*We would call attention to the ncw advertisement of Mr jKerr, Cabinet Ware Manufacturer. =~ Mr K. hasbecome a permanent resident of our town. o ‘ Lt 4@ ——————— pes. Mier’s is removing to his new storesroom, opposite his late sales room. Mier has been selllng quite a large quaatity of goods this season, : it b a 5 We are not obliged to inseit puffs without they are paid for.— L. P sa- S 0 say we here decidedly.

l g&s=See the new advertisement of Dr. C. Palmiter, i e See card in another column of ‘Mansion House, Albion,’ Ind. We have tried it and can recommend it: o e 4 R P B b e # pay=Elder Crane will preach at the :»}ﬂniVersalist church, next Sabbath at By 104 o’clock A. M., and . Elder Wert at 6 p. M, to the children and youth, who '~ are cordially invited to attend. : | . —~The Rev Elias Birdsall, of the E- | piscopal church, will preach at the : Methodist chiirch on Wednesday eve- | ning, August 4th. All are cordially * invyited to attend. : ; L et @) B s ' - The Great Holland Remedy: . Boerhaves Holland Bitters—Persons subject to nervous or sick head- " ache will find in Boerhave’s. Holland Bitters a sure, safe and pleasant remedy. It soothes the throbbing "liead, psots acidity of the stomach, assists Bostion, and created a healtliy appeite. It is, without doubt, a most deightful preparation, and an - effectual emedy. The fact that it is now a very yopular medicine throughout the Hol'land settlements in Wisconsin, "N, Y., yMichigan, Illinois and Indiana, speaks L much in its favor. - g L pen._See advertisement in another col« mn. ¢ ; i @ ' Traveler’s Register. .M. S.&N.L.R.R. o L yains arrive at Ligonier as follows: i e Going West. | v : R e naht, . aliym R T Howg Mest, oL i oe+ HELT United States Express Company’s Messenk go g West n‘u the Accommodation Train Bliay’s, Wednesday’s and Friday’s, and Puesday’s Thursday’s and Saturday’s, R o Express packages i’ﬁf%d for s R BUTS efo o boo o o OFUB GONE, Agents o e .

~ Beware! Bewarel! = The following warning we clip from an exchange. It is understood that as you approach near the voleano the atmosphere produces a choking, stifling sensation. These symptoms shodld be taken at once as a warning for all to turn and fleé.

pen.. Love is a voleano, the crater of which no wise man will approach too nearly, lest from motives iess philosoph~ ical than Empedocles, he should be swallowed up, leaving something behind hiim, however, that will tell more than the slipper of the rash old Greek.

g Sam Brown, late Superintendent of the ). S.& N. L R. R. Died at hisresidence in Adrian, on Tuesday night last.. He was one of the most efficient business men of the country. The ‘large eircle of his acquaintances and friends will leirn of his death with deep sorrow. S

. dßaveied At the résidence of Mrs. Bray, in Sparfa Township, on the 17th of July, by Abel Mullin, Esq:, M 1 Jonx BRAY to Miss ELTZABETH JARRETT,

Surgical & DMedical Notice. I TAKE THIS METH - od of informing thé public that T have fiow - greatly enlarged my Library with the most|recent standard medical and surgical works, both from this.and the old couuntries. Also-comple!ed.gg;.stoc_k of Surgical instrumients, consisiing of Amputating, Trephining, Obstetrical and Cupping cases. Alsoa vaiiety of Speculums. Bistouries, Scalpels, Catheters, Pesaries, Bougié¢s, Lancets, Camman’s patent Stethoscope; flexible tube Syrénges, Galydiic Batteries, etc etc. Also a large cisd of splints for every| variety of fracture : Kol

1 have also made arrangements with the manufaciurer by which [ can supply: on short notice elastic stockings for swelled legs, and. of any sizerequired - i I£ has been said that thePhysicians of Ligonier have heretofore in.their purchases eonsulled economy rather than exceilence and adaptability bt g Thia 1 may say has not heen thé case in the present instance, ‘2s 1 have spared neither pains or expense to procure every thing requisite to the practice of the Physician and Surgeon, . e Office in Fisher’s block’ over the Drug Store. ‘C. PALMITER: Ligonier, Ind., July 23,1358: | . MANSION HOUSE, E. Dice Proprietor, Albion ; . tindiana. THANKFUL for past pationaze, the Pro‘prietor solicits the coutinuance of the same. L . ‘He also is prepared to announce to the traveling public that he has connected a Livery with his #stablishment, and will be in readiness to couvey passengers to different points of the surrounding country.| -

JATMES HAXBY, ATTORNEY AT LAW Ay Emeral Collecting Agent, KENDALVILLE. 1./VDIJIJV' A -PARTICULAR attention given to the - making out of Deeds, mortgages articles of agreememtand all legal documents, Ofe fice‘in the new building one door West of the Burnam house. ; e Kendalville July 29, 1858, = | n 26

BOERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS.

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THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND nxmi@b} ¥OR DYSPELEIA, . DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT; WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND ACUE,

And the various affections conseqiient upona disordered STOMACH OR LIVER. Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Btomach Colicky pains, heartburn, loss, of appetite, despondendy, costiveness, blind and bleeding piles. In all Nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affe¢tions, it hasin numerous instances proved highly beneficial, and in others éffected a decided cure. : This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly scientific principles, alter the manier of the celgbrated H:lland Professor, Boerhave. Because of its great suc+ cess in‘rost of the European Stutes, lis introduction into the United States was intetided more especially for those of our fatherland, scattered here and there over this migh{y country.. Meeting with great success among them, 1 now offer it to the American publle, knowing that its truly wcndeiful medicinabvirtues must be acknowledged. . Itis_particularly recommended to those pesons whose constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits or other forins of dissipation, Gen erally instantaneous in effect, it finds its Wiy directly to the seat of life,thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and vigor in the sy-tem ‘ S s o AU RO N ' The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced many imitations which the public should guard against purchasing, 'Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you have given Boerhave’s Holland Bitters a fair trial " One bottle wiil convince you how infinitely superior il is to all these imitations. - 3-Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for§s o au Al v BOLE PROPRIETORE, Benjamin Page, Jr. & Co. . MANUNAOWGRING " : f 2o e C A SR Bt ‘. 1 - Plhurmcentists wnd Chemists, - _PITTSBURGH, PA, _T. W. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia. Barns ot Ak 100 B T Arnold, ﬁ'ﬁlsmﬁﬁ?“iﬂ‘effi&#ﬂ‘ﬁ@% v Druggists and Mgrchww-,gési@rﬁlgm oughout the®ni:

New (abinet Shop. AR :‘;--’1 i il .‘ . RAD. RERR, & :,‘ & : - i '-E 9 ¥ "TAKES pleasure in annoutiicing to -the citizens of Lr et LIGONIER & VICINITY, that he is making 2 per'man;nt settlement in Ligonier for the manufacture and sale of inalt of its deparixiéﬁ?b.- ; e " He s now engagie;ﬁ in erecting a large and commodious building for the purpose of icarvying on his trade, on Cavin street, opposite the post office—but until the completfon of said building he will be Fappy to form the acquaintance of all {who shall wish to purehase oel , _ Furniture A ai his temporary rooms next door to Mier's new store, where he has opened a small variety of such articles. as he shall have for sale. Furniture will be Fo'ld at the smallest possible profit Good, cabinet lumber will be taken in exchange for furniture. Please give me a call. R. D. KERR. Ligonier, July 29, 9858. : n 26 Teledo Wholesale Book Store. D: ANDERSON & CoTHANKFUL for past favors, take pleasure in calling attention to thewr extensive stock of Theological, Classical, Missellaneous and ; i ;

SCHOOL BOOKS, Comprising all the varieties in general use. They take dtcasion (o assure all, of their renewed and increased efforts to have con-, stant and EaArLy Svurrriks, direct from the| publishers' of all the valvable Schocl and ‘ollege Text Books | as well az the new Miscellaneous, and Theplogical Books published in the United Statés, not technically termed *“Chedp Publications.” fud b o AL Large and 'G%neral Assortment of FAMILY BIBLES Printed in the best manner, with beautiful type, on the finest s}%c-d paper, and Bou d in the most Bplenid and substantial styles, and at prices to Buit purghaScrq. ; The Teacher’s Bibie, With map and references, suitable for Sabbath . School Teachers. POCKET BIBLES, Of every vari‘ety‘od style, with gold and sil- ‘ ver clasps, tucks etc.,at prices vary- ; . ing from thirty cts, to five .~ il - i dollars. = . STATIONERY. Comprising ivery variety both of Foreigo | and American manufacture. Blank Books of All Kinds. Embricing every manner of Ruling, made to order, Paged and Lettered. . . ‘Writing Papers—Caps, Letters and Notes, ruled and plain. . | ¢ } ; Envelopes—All &1 e 4 and styles, ! l!?ks—'—\'\"qitmg Fluids. Carmine and Indelible lnks, warranted of the very ?ljest quality, PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS. They invite the atkenﬁo.r of those dessrous of purchasing, either in large or small quantitiés, to their Stock, which is, in every par‘ticular, Fresh and Full And from the uusurpassed advantages possessed by them they feel confident that their prices will be sdlisfactory. Their motto being “Quick Sales and Small Profits.” : : e TaTY D. A~xnerson & Co., No. 5. Gal‘:dner’,s; Buildings, Toledo, 0.

The @ ¢ (Froat e The City of oﬂgc Creat Ring - L R JERUSALEM AS IT WAS, AS IT IS, AND AS : IT IS TO BE. , By Dr. J. . Barciay, Late Missionary to Jerusalem- - 'With a Steel Portrait of the Author by Sartain. - Also Chromographic Illeminations in ten oil colors, Periscopic Panorama of the entire Circuit of the City and Environs, explanatory Maps, &c., by Rosenthal.: Steel Engravings by Sartain, J. C. Buttre, Dick and Earle. Finest Wood Engravings by Louderback and Hoffman, andJ H. Byram. | : ' The Engravings will be executed in the highest ?yle of art from: Photographs and original designs illnstrating the various phases of the €ity,—-Ancient Medieval, Modern and Mi’lennnial, . o Also, restoration of the Temple and City as invésted by Titus.—Notices of its Jewish Christian and Heathen Antiquities—lts present Political and Moral Condition—Future Prospects, &c., &¢., &c. o - D. Avoerson, & Co., Special Agts. - Ne. 5, Gardener’s Buildings, Todedo, Ohio..

Lumber! Lumber! ! LR ANYapEge - * : . g Olentangy Steam Mill. THE Subscriber has now on hand over 100,000 feet of Lumbgr, and is prepared to fill bills of lumber of any kind wanted — Also having a circalar and lath saw can furnish Pickets o any size wanted, and Plastering lath: i Those wishing it can have ‘lath delivered at Ligonier. Wa. HUDSON. Hawpatch, June 25, 1558 n 22 MILLINERY : And Devss-dhafing, RS.' CUARK' thankfal for past favors .- would respectfully inform the ladies of ‘Ligonier and surrounding country, that she expects soon to increase her facilities for serving hercustomrers. She will in o few days receive her new stock of . BONNETS, RIBBOIS, | IBORDERS: FLOWERS, . Embroidered Collars, ‘and all] other kinds of Fancy Milliaery, .- she will be happy to see all ber old friends, (besides new ones) &t Ler. former room near the Post Office. © . AR 28 2008 il 00l W 8 . H. H. LOWREY. hiolhie s uent SET B Forbyth. | He T G RO L S L R :

¥ tdkes particular delight in calling the attention of thepl:ghc to lmognéi'% f.cii‘t that hé has Yjust received”(abbut two mon ago) the alfiredest lot of stuff; GROCERIES; Traps and 1 & g s ®z 0 - +. Calamities eVer brotight 'to this Market, smouating. to . TRy SEVENTY-FIVE Dollars 1! Which he offers to the public on terms almost incredible. Having purchased his eutire . i stock iora trifle . Less than othir - LSS than oining, He is prepared to'undersell all creation, (buy wishes toretlain the privilege of doing as he pleases in the matter.) Hss Stock consists of Family Groceries of all kinds, sach a§ Coffee, e Sugar, - Ree, ‘Molasses, . . Vinegar, All-spice, Pepper, - Can dy, - Buckets;" , ; and apple-pear- . 'ing mas chines : - _ Fishglass . Pitch - Forks, ' . Nails, Hdes, Tea- : Pots] “Bed- - Serews, Salt, L Garden Seeds, o S Tobacco, Saleratus, Homony, Powder, caps and 'Oriental Turkish Wine, candles, castor-oil, stone ware, wooden - bowls, whips, churns, red : herring, wash-tulss, ) - and fish-hooks, i -« tumblers, . 5 lead- : ‘ Ve pencils, & o s hayvelies, omo * don setts & spittons, S -, tea-cannisters, Chinese * Liniment, shoe-blacking, barSoap, and Lemon pies; kaikes, koff lrandy, krakers, knt and dry tobacco, &e. Butter, eggs and bacan taken in exchange for grocéries and ' will hot be refused on old debts. ; : S ; DBEP HATHAWAY, Kendalville, May 1858 =

Wholesale Store. W. BOLLES, & 00. ~ Have taken the four story Store IN PHILLIPS BLOCK, And are -ﬁliing it with merchandise to O OINTLN e .‘_ The inét-imtioh is-to .be peril;anent, and will be a “two horse” ‘concern embracitg. ; Dry Goods, a Complete Variety Straw Goods and their Connections. Boots and Sh es of all kinds, '~ Hats, Caps,.&e. Notions and Fancy Goods in this Line Cotton Yarns, Bugs: Batts, &€, With Goods belonging to the Trade. . Merchants and dealers within the range of Toledo, will find this stock right for them. The buyiag part is well arranged; the sellirg will be done *“on the squaze.” ' i Customers of the dld house of B.; B. & H. as l:\'sell as all others; ar€ invited to give us a call. Y i - Toledo, July 5 , 1858.8 ne3.. 3 @ y W, BOLLES & €OO. '

Monday, May 17, '5B, ‘O. ARNOLD HAS fhg day received *inother imitiense : stock of : i.of eé‘ery description, é?chenpex' than ;\'er. | ;‘ 12 Ibs good Sugarfor One Dollar. . 12 Ibs Good Sugar for $6l. ' R 6 Ibs. Good Sugar fof 50 Cts. And eéerytﬁing elsé iﬁ my tine con:eapqmd; ingly chean e it . VAfhite Fish, " Alarge snonlv this day received U o ekeYel L A large Snpply hixip’ day rocerged Frosh Lemons Reteived this tay, L""“‘“‘“ . - "~ Paintsand O, (0 j:li{l Qr r 1 ‘mim'“}‘%ifﬁ ‘a" ; r-.&gmi%vrmmhi?ﬂ 0 Arnold m-,

New Saddie aud Harness Shop P SN : LIGONIER, IND» -~ ’ = BiazeL & Hipp Tine nently located themselVes in the above named place, and intend to carfy on the business ir. all its various branches, and will keep constantly on hand agobd stockof - DRAFT AND EBUEGETY - HARNESS, Saddles and Bridles Made out of the best 6f : LEATHER, we get our Stock all fiom the East,and we can WARRANT OUR WORK | : i "to be made out of thebest of leather Repairing & Trimming Done on short notice. Hides taken in exchange for work, at Market Prices. All we ask is togive us a call. : ] . Shop on Cavip Cavin St.;one door south of Arnold’s Drug Store. ~ | . .". BEAZEL& HIPP, ~ Ligonier, April 28, 1838. wid: i

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CARR & MALTBY, DEALERS in every description of for- » eign and . DOMESTIC HARDWARE, fron, Nails, Glass, Bash. Building Materials Saddlery Hardwaie, Gunsmith’s 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 ; PARLOR STOVES. i Manufacturers of every variety’ of ‘TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE i ~ Ligonier, May 4th, 1858. 6-tf. Did You know that Ne T Were reéeiving a large stock of the difforent varietiés of e &c., direct from the Eastern inal.-i:ets,' -and which are opening bright, clear and polished, at their store on’ Cayin Street. Among the large variety mayj be found a splex‘x!%i‘d‘ ussortmentof - bkt A

B Upopers, . . & oS deinees Bnd o 0 -~ Carpen-~ . ters tools.— L Al - - etk ¢ i gate & - ~ barn door hinges Sledge = hammers ‘Mattocks, - & kettles ' of every = - variety, smong . Whiseh - - may be found N

L AORENE® o i ones. Rope, Bed cords and twine.. -~ Rat traps, mouse traps, Lesides ; .. agreat many other - » PRAPS, peR R T < i But we. shall not{ry to énué&eix{te the' list of .goods arriving; Those wishing to ‘purchege, will do well to call .and partake of ‘the new goods before théy are gone. . We are too busy now to write a long advertisement ° . CARR & MALTBY. - Ligonier, June 8, 1858. nig. . BARBER & SIMONS, * Wholesale and Refail - EENDALVIBLE IND: L BARBER. M.P/ D & BIMONS

Drugs & Medicines. . LAZENBY & STONE " Wholesale and Retail Dealersin =~ Drigs, Groceries, - PAINTS, OILS, Glass, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery BEEDS, &c., k¢ 1%, )8 NOT POSSIBLE . TQ A enumerate outr Goods in oive NewSsyayer: we deem it sufficient to say that we always have on haud everyhing in the line o DRUGS® GRO C’ER‘IE‘S‘, and in prices we defy competition. ; ‘Buying our Goods aluiost entirely from first ‘hands arigd avoiding the losses incident o an extended credit business; we flatter ourselves thatwe can make it the interest of all who pin chase for cash, to trade withwe. = =

‘“And the Leaves of the Trees ‘wave for the healing of the: I Natioms? 1" 00 o ‘We are agents for the following Patemt and Propi}iétary Medicines, which we receive . direct from the Proprietors, hence those tho" buy of us will runno risk of getiing coun-"-‘te,‘rfei!.orladnlterateg.medicines..i e } A{er’s Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills. All of Dv. Dy Jayne’s Medicines. /- Allof Louden& Cos. . do - Dr. Roback’s-Blood Purifier and Blood Pill&: Guysott’s Yellow Dock and Sarsapariila, Dr. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs.. « -~ "~ Dr. Rogets’ Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagia. Dr. Baker’s Pain Panacea. - Budd’s Liniment. Mexicap Mustang Liniment, - “ 0 . Gregory’s Instant ¢ure of Paiti” ¢+ Sir James Clarke’s Female Pilla. =° © Hoofland’s German Bitters and Balsamic Cordali o 0 loa e s e All of St. John’s Famiiy Medicines. . Radway’s Ready Relief, Renovating Resolv: ent and Pills, S Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. e McLane’s Pills and Vermifuge, T All'of Dr. Fiteh’s Medicines. == % : Dr. Christie’s Ague Balsam. .. = .1 : Deshler’s Ague Pills. . T“‘E’“'J; , All of Comsteck’s Medieines, o ; osgood’s [ndia Cholagogue. - S Moeffat’s Life Pills @nd Phenix Bitters: o Jew Davic’s, or Hebrew Plaster, « @ " Hays® Liniment for the Piles, .- - o Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Dr. Vaughn's Lithontriptic. ..~ . Dr. Osborn’s Golden Ointment i All of Dr, McClintock’s Medicinest =~ Dr. Fownsend’s Sarsaparilia.. -, . do George’'s -. fo Wna T do Bristol's CRE e do. Helmboid's. do : i Perry Davis’ Pain Killer. e - And all other Medicines which are of ang value to comtnunity. SRy b -LAZENBY. & STONE; - Ligonier, March it, 1858,—n6-tf. ~ - . THE PUBLIEC - - . CAN obtain anything in thesline of | GroJ ceries, .Mcdicihgi Dye-stuffs, Pesfumery, Toilet Articles, Paints, Qils, 6lass i Pager Hangings, Window Shades andt;‘i;r‘tures Stone and Wooden Ware,Salt Waler Lime, &c., as low ascan be mgl cand wars ranted as represented at LAZENBY & S’To‘&x, _

PHYSICIANE‘S can always ré:ly on geﬁing _ Pure Drugs and official preperatlons .of standard stréngth from ~ Lazenby & Stone ERCHANTS wishing to replenish thiir YA stocks can often save money by buying of o Lazessy & BroNg. . MARCH & KINDIG, H.wmc on the, 15t4 6f April bought out ‘ L. German, foriherly of “the firm of German and Beebe, take. this ‘opportunity to say to the citizens of Ligonier and vicini{§ that they are about to : / e of Goods of such kinds as has beén heretofirs kept by Mr German : : e SVe can say with confidence thatwe havé faci’ities of buying, such as few firns in the West enjoy; aind we intend to give olir - ~ Customers the Benefit of this '_:'a'v_'c‘ﬁ/a'_rn{age‘.jf':W'é say - 10 Dealers throughout: the county, to call a our Store and Mr German who will be o Salesman and Agent will be instr ucted to s& Myomatthe .« o S NGLa . NI " Smallest Possitls Advance.” - ‘Wedo not tneat to trifle in this matter but expect to place a stock in our establishment here, that must and. will elieit the at tention of those who are purchasers. =« L _ MARCH & KINDIG. "Lfigomer. April 2'!,8_;"1838.“ TR Ecaeag » MERRIAM {HOUSE. =

M. M. MERRIAM, PRCPRIETOR. . Ligonier L ediong.. T 'he subscriber has repaired and lefitted the house lately kept by H. S. Alderman _ and i 9 new prepared to enfertain those who are either tired, sleépy or hungry. Havings ‘had’ previous experiencé in the business he/ flatters himself that he can keep a‘hb,gyg;.w‘g : ?_s will be satisfactory to the traveling pub- * - House 6n. Cavin street Ligonier Indiana; . T #lByt- M. M. Meriam:, - June Ist 1858 ey ; R ~ CROTON HOUSE.. ~ T. SMURR & SéNP}epﬁetoten _ This House having vecently changed pro- - prietors; is newly fitted vp withsevery convenietice and comfd¥t for the accammodation DL Bustomers. . - lechaien L L sl e ] fl?bestables ave welksupplied. ni7 A complete suit. of clothes;from top Mimﬁﬁj&%ﬁkaud g EAETEFEY OV get a SUIT before s T a&%