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a I I I I I I 1 A A DAWSON'S FORT WAYNE WEEKLY TIMES. we A A. D. FORT WAYNE, ALLEN CO. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1860.

-y VOL. 20. NO. 243 DAWSON WEEKLY TIMES. Shall the hind day of die of his Constri? be by our isens? lp.

portentous times when discord pint in or the land, no sentiments opportunity should and be neglected of run peace patriotism. Surely the 22nd of February is hot to be overlooked by us. There are still patriots in the land who will not be overslaughed and beslimed by rampant fanaticism. On the 2d inst.at the witching hour of hight, a terrific onslaught was made on the dence of Mons. Grojean, in Hanna's addition by a crowd of maurauders, and sundry and divers doors and windows smashed.

The assailants, however, did not come off scathless, for there being a number of persons in the house at the time, (a dance being on hand,) a rather rough time was had before France capitulated. We understand that some of our nice young men were in the disgraceful row. to The democracy of Elkhart county hare gotten into a fuss about the Goshen It appears that A. Heath claims that he bought the Democrat of Lowry at large price--paid $1,500 and the chattie mortgage for an unpaid anthotined Lowry to enter and take session of the office if the defeasance were not complied with; which not having been done, Lowdid take possession, and subsequently refused ry to surrender the office on the payment of the lawful balance. So we bare the story, and that Heath is the victim to a large amount.

Well! some things can be done as well as others, and it seems from the abore, if true, that to have an organ is the great desideratum of Mr. Lowry. This is only one side of the story. The offices of Sheriff and Auditor andTreasurer of this county are calling out a long list of anxious candidates- -many will call themselves, but few will be chosen by king caucus. He is to pack conventions and decide, and that will be called "the voice of the people," which is times called voice of God," an awful profanation of the name of the Deity.

We do hope that a ticket of high moral worth and capability will be chosen. It will be better for the whole people and the whole democracy. Anthony Roiset, aged to enty-two years, hating himself in his father's barn, about nine miles from our city, on the evening of the 30th ult. Ho was a young man of excelient character, and his melancholy end is deeply plored by all who know him. His friends say that for some time it was evident that he was not in his right mind, and they attribute it to a disappointment in love.

Requiescat in pice. or Kiser and Teguneyer are about to commence the building of a saw mill on the canal, just west of Edsall's mill. It will be fitted with a circular saw and a lath and planing machine. We are always glad to no notice such enterprises -and from the character given us of those gen tlemen, we have no doubt they will succeed.Success attend them. It is a pleasant thing for us to contemplate with what high regard "old line whigs" are regarded by the Republicans and the Democracy of the present Congress.

Smith of North Caro lina, and Pennington of Nex Jersey are the fa vored and Corwin of Ohio migat bare been bad he kept his mouth shut. lle has lived out hi, day, and passed the age of his usefulness and v. opine that to day be stauds before the county divested of all the distinction whin', he obtained an the palmy days of the whig party l1o has uneasured himself. James Chem, a Newlight preacher, I was on Sunday 23th ult, arrested while in ti.c pulpit, by the Shenif of Howard County, Ind, ou the charge of alultery. In Aden County there is no untaning given by the statute to adul tery, but in Howard County they appear to hold otherwise as to preacher Chew.

We reckon Mi Chew could tell what adultery is, if he choose (Chews). Too many "yaller legged chickens" dotrn there. The Crushen Democret announces the fol lowing gentlemen as those who want to go to Congress in this district, viz: Dr. Sturgis, Allen Hamilton and F. P.

Randall, of Allen W. Sprott, of DeKalb; G. W. McConnell, of Steuben; Ellison, of LaGrange; Alverd, of Noble; Graves, of Kosciusko, and I. B.

McDonald of Whitley. 0-T Geo. Hunt, known well at this city, died a few. days ago at Peru, Ind. He was a Miami Indian, and we think educated at Georgetown, Ky.

He lived a prodigal's -how be died we know not. E- W. H. Gibson, of Ohio, the defaulting exTreasurer of that State--lately convicted in the Court of Common Pleas, of Franklin Ohio, and his penalty fixed at imprisonment in the Penitentiary, has been granted a new trial. His 1 co defaulting brother-in-law, Breslin, ex Treasurer, is safe in Canada- -and he will be safe in Ohio from the date of the granting a new trial.

The law wasn't made for big rascals and politicansbut those who steal tarkies for a living are convicted and forever degraded. There are a lot of young men idling around this city, who are, we think, in a nght line for the penitentiary. Go to work you scoan dreis -even at woodsawing as preferable to living on some other person's bard earnings. Michael Diviney who became insane few days ago was taken to the Insane Assylam this morning. That institution must be crowded, as they send back Mfr Kness of Perry Township in order to make room for Diviney.

There are two insane patients remaining in our county jail. tr J. N. Free, the freedom rollet, was last week sent from Cincinnati to the Ohio Insane Asylum. He was through this region not long ago, and some editors were foolish enough to give him a notice.

A now paper is about to start at City, Whitley cousty, to be called the The Argus, and which is to be Republican in politics. The proprietors had better prepare to go into bankruptcy soon after the Orst issue -as the surest means of preventing a worse state of af. fairs. The thing in impracticable existing a well established paper already there, and one which for efficiency basemerited claims to good sap port, As our advice is gratuitous and uncalled for, we hope we shall be considered equally disinterested, bat should our remarks now be considered out of place, we ask the editor of the Ar. gus to keep his silence until next December, and then let ont.

The thing has been so often tested that we wonder why gentlemen will go blindly forward to disaster. 07 Yesterday, Friday, February 8rd, Stephens, the wife-murderer, was hung in the city of New York, and his namesake. Stephens of Harper's Ferry notoriety was brought to his tri- al for his participation in that bloody affair. 40003 0 Colerick's Hall, in this city, to a luigo audience. Subject: -Garat are pleased to notice to our exchanges a disposition to depart from the custom of publishing long, tiresome and generally silly stories, to the exclusion of matter of immediate and permanent interest.

Let those who desire to read maudlin s'ories of love, madness, adrenture, etc, gratify their morbid tastes by sabseribing to some paper like "Ned Buntline's Own," or t1 the New York Ledger bus in dais wide awake! world; in these stirring times they must no longer expect a lite newspaper to cater to their app tites and neglect thereby to publish matter of moment, which should be sown broadcast in the community. In seine of oar utekly exchanges, which are so small that they could not give even a synopsis of a tithe of what is daily transpiring of the deepest interest and importance, we find that one balf of their columns is occupied by tawdry tales and old Joe Millerisms. 46 Let this be reformed altogether." Hon. S. P.

Chase wis elected United States Senator from Ohio on the And instant. The vote was an follows: Chase 75 Pugh 54; Corwin 5. What do you the way of family in the grocery There surely nothing desirable but can be found at Heary Dis's, His stock is peculiar in this, what his goods are all of the choicest and rarest kind and sold at the very lowest possible rates. And then are not Messrs. Johnsing and Obls there to wait upon the ladies and gentlemen who may tavor them with their patronage.

We apprehend that to be an indisputable fact. Call, examine and then you will surely purchase. A woman about 24 years of age, by the name of Marietta Hughs, residing with family south of the Railroad left on Friday evening. She told several persons that she intended to drown herself--that she was not going to live to disgrace hersell and family. She intimated that she was enciente.

That a railroad mau had deceived her. Sbe has not been heard of since. A number of young gentlenen who have little to do, and fancy they have less to learn, are giving one horse, or, rather, one car or calf exhibition, around Noble and the adjacent countics Mr. Augustus M. Latte personates the hero, who is no less a person than "Old Ossawattomie Brown," in his characteristic Planner They de sire an invitation to perform here.

We hope they will come for we desire amusement. The dugnity of our (' arts A fracus occurred in the office of B. Saunders Esq, between Dr. Venn and Sam, Bloombuff Esq. in which the former received a marked compliment from the fist of the latter.

The court (B. Saunders promptly fined the aggressor five dollars. Moral courage and decision character are excellent attributes of a court, 00 "Comets portending change of times and States brandish your chrystal tresses in the skies," for Forney is elected Clerk of the House by Republican votes! prognosticate, and mark the prediction, that ere ninety days elapse, the curly pates will rue their action, fur the will scamp will sell theia be has uniformly sold every one els3 who confoled in him, or were simple enough to believe he ever possessed one spark of cominan honesty. But as people make their beds so must they lie. Peanington, the Speaker, will prose too national and become the sanject of Muk that.

Tac pi. the st 4g. do, in 1 up a. uhne the people it 10. port 1 good the st 1 2 4 eirn a uly to ne Gestre and 50 1, at 401 who culuva our Earth.

We ire neat Lad to any that is Wayne we have a man who ma plong'r, which come up to tile ic. His ploughs un-urposed -ny where, required mark of c' runes, and and we take picasure in con den ungti sta to the attention of the firming community His tame (do n.t forget it) is A. Reed, and his -hop 15 on the corner of Sam and Maiden Lane. Call and see him. FIRE -On the 1st inst a destructive fire occur ed at Lima Ind.

A private letter before us says, the fire was confined to the business part of the to in. $10,000, MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR THE WEEK ENDIre FF. 4th. Charles Barner to Phillipena Badakes, Henry Castleman to Mary Louisa Webster, John C. Dresser to Mary Evelins Hyde, sad Ferdinand Eme to Josephine Parnin.

IF We congratulate our fellow citizens that at last we are going to have a Court House as The first load of stone for the substratum of the edifice is being hauled to-day, under the supervision of L. Wolkie, Req. It will be renowned but we would delicately urge, par-parenthesis, bat he and his confreres incontinently propelor, as it is in the vulgate- go ahead, and develope their energetical talents," as Dr. Chalmers would say, on that Court House. Again we call the atteution of our old citizens, of those who indulge the own tashioned idea that times and changes of circumstances should nut only not effect out carly raensories, but that the early associations of the olden time should be religiously regarded, to the fact that nothing would be more conducire to a healthy general good feeling -in a word, nothing would be more pleasant than a gran re union of the old settlers of this district and their friends.

Who will take the innintory steps' TEMPERANCE AFFAIRS. The installation officers of Total Abstinence Lodge, 1. 0. or G. T.

took place on Saturday evening, the 4th at their Uall The followofficers were installed for the ensuing quarter: Adam Clark, W. C. Mrs. Sarah Smith, W. V.

E. D. Cook, W. Miss Emily Waugh, I. N.

Walker, W. Miss Hattie Ferry, W. I. Mrs. Junia A valine, R.

H. Mrs. H. M. Notrmao, L.

H. Bev. Ste phen H. Battin, W. Miss Kato White, W.

A. Isanc Jenkinson, W. F. Miss Jenny George, W. D.

Jellerson Bowset, W. 0. Atfer which Mr. E. Chittenden, the retiring W.

C. delivered a very interesting and instructive valedictory, and at the close Mrs. Mary 0. Conger was presented with a silver cup by the mecabers, as token of esters and gratitude for services rendered by ber in directing the music of the lodge OT We are pleased to tern that Capt Ward, familiarly knoyn under the sopbriquet of the "steamboat king of the Lakes," contemp'sie9 starting a Steamboat line between Toledo and Buffalo. 07 A grand revival of religion is taking place at the Berry St, Methodist Church.

Several out pourings have occurred, and many have been added to the church. Our beet. wishes attend its efforts, for sorely are they needed, Francis J. Grund, who has bema on nearly every side of the political fence during the pa: twenty years, has succeeded at last, by dint of tremendous efforts, in attaining! the goal of his ambition. has receired the appointment of it Havre, one of the ph asantest and mos Iterative offices in the gift of the He has certainly earned the place, if he does not deserve ft, and we are glad to see that the Presi: dent can accasionally in his latter days appres ciate and reward a friend day passes that we do not hear of some MEDICAL DI Scarcely 1 a ful cure performed by this popular medicone; and while use have been waving this short notice, a se Mr.

J. Clarke, re-whing at No 23 Lowell street, Boston, has looked in upon ur, and finding that we were penning an article regard to the Discovery, stated that, within a car, he had been cured of a very severe case of scrofula, that broke out in large bunches upon his neck, and that too by using two bottles There i- not a humor that exists in the world, no matter how long it has existed, but this medicine will cure it speedily. Knowing then it- value, it is the height of folly in the affircted to delay obcainibe its the etening of February 1st 1800, by Not. Curtis, Mr. C.

DRESSER and Miss MARt E. HIDE, all of this city. The printers were kiadly remembered with supply delicious cake, for Which the happy couple have our thinks and best wishes for future felicity. Fort Wayne Markets. (Corrected by Comparet Hubbell Co.) Fort Wayne, February 7, 1860.

WHEAT- White $120 red-110 CORN, shelled-40 ear-35 OATS--new 31 BARLET-70 FLOUR PORK--mess LARD-11 BUTIER-1201 FLAX Seed-90 S.ALT-1.50 CLOVER TIMOTHY HIDES green-44 dry -10 RYE-60 DRESSED TOLEDO MARKETS. Toledo, February 6. 1860. FLOUR--Dull and heavy, with little or no inquiry. Held at $5 75 for red and white common to choice extra dull and nominal; red at 118 and white at 130c.

CORN -Shelled in the ear 28c. DRESSED HOGS--Sales of a few extra beary at 64c; range for common to heavy. NEW FORK MARKETS. New York Febuary 6 1860 steady and 3,000 bb's at 4 state, 25 fur ex 4 00 for super western, 5 5 30 for common to inedium western, 5 75 for inferior to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Receipts 2371 bbis.

Canadian four unchanged; sales 300 bbis, at 5. 70. Wheat unchanged; sues of 15,000 bus of a nite California, about 135e quiet at Burley dali, and heavy at Coru quiet and uncha sale, of 2.000 bus of old mixed western, at 83; Vatpienty and-ques at 44 94, tel westera, Canada .1 1 Saute. 37 HO 1S,) 1 bly at ft: E. 1.

11. cat, bu, Dissolution of C.on. thel cop slip 3 Hubbeil thus day dis.o'/ dh muteal agreement, and all agunster fim to be settle! with Comp2 1, -1 to use tic name of sad tum in the sotting of the sone. and all who are indebud to sail firm will please make set lement with sul F. who z'one is authorised to receive and receipt tor the same.

J. J. COMPARET. D. F.

COMPARLT. M. W. HUBDELL. Fort Wayne, Feb.

21 SALE. Jonas W. Townley Robert W. Townley In the Court of Common TS Pleas of Allea County, InJean Kleinrichart, diana. B' virtue delivered of by an the Execution Clerk of to said me Court directed is and the above entitled cause, I have leried upon and will expose for sale by Public Auction, at the Court House door in said County, between the hours of one and four o'clock of the 3d day of March 1860, the rents and profits for a term not to exceed seven years.

of the following described premises, vis: Lots numbered seven (7) and eight (8) in Sturgis' second Addition to the city of Fort Wayne, Allen County Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of the judgement, in terest thereon, and costs, 1 will at the same time, and in the manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above described premises. Taken as the property of the defendant to eatisfy said execution. WM. FLEMING, 8h'f A.

C. Feb. 7th '60 w8t SEBRIFF'S SALE. Jouas W. Townley Robert W.

Townley In the Court of Common FS Pleas of Allen County InPeter Notestine diana. Jane Notestine, virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered by the Clerk of Court in the abode entitled cause, I have levied upon und will expose for door in sale said by county, Public between Auction, the ar hows the of Court one and four o'clock P. of the 3d day of March 1860 the rents and prof.ts for a term not to exceed seven years, of the following described in Cedar Creek and St. Joseph Township-, in Alcounty Indiana, teing the said defendant 110- lon divided part (1 her-) in South half of the south West quarter of section thirty -two 1.1 Cedar ('reek Township; also their interest and claim (as heird) in fifty nerez of land situated in mare body in the North Last corner of the North List quarter of section three. (8) in St.

Joseph being all their interest in the estate of Jacob Dotestino deceased. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of the judgment, inter. est thereon, and costs, I will at the same time, and in 1 the manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above descrihed premises. Taken as the property of the defendant to satisfy said execution. WM.

FLEMING, Sh'f A. C. Feb. 7th 1860 w3t SHERIFFS SALE. Jeremiah McCarthy and others In the Court of Commoa Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne Pleas of Allen County Chicago Rail Road diana.

Company. B' and virtue of delivered sundry by the Clerk Executions of to said me Court directed in the above entitled cause. I have levied upon and will expose for sale by Public auction, at the Court House door in said county, between the hours of one and four o'clock P. of the 3d day of March 1860 the rents and profits for a term not to exceed vis: seven Lot years, of the following described premises, ten. (in)) and the West half of lot numbered nine (9) in the said Rail Road pany's plat of Lots as recorded in Record Book W.

of deeds, page 468 of the Records of said Al1ch county And on failure to realize therefrom the fall amount of the judgments interest thereon, and costs, I will st the same time, and in the manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above described premises. Taken as the property of the defendant to satisfy said executions. WN. FLEMING, 8h' A. C.

Feb. 7th 1860. D. F. COMPARET, MILLER COMMISSION MERCHANT, Fort Wayne, Ind.

GENERAL DEALER IS ALL KINDS OF Grain, Seeds, Salt Fish, PRODUCE, Agricultural Implements BEST BRANDS OF FAM FLOUR. Liberal advances wade on Produce in store. AGENT for FAIRBANKS' SCALES. Thenkful for past favors, I hope to receive the of my friends. February 3d 1860.

HUGH B. REED Co. FORT WAYNE, IND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals; ALSO Lead, Gils, Paints, Dyes, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass Buying largely directly from the importers and manufacturers, we shall be able to sell at the lowest market rates, and invite the attention ct purchasers to our stock and prices. Jan.

5th 1860. H. R. SCHWEGMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS DRY GOODS. Groceries, Crockery 87 Columbia Street, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Mr. S. has a large and well selected stock of Good3, which he will sell as low ay any merchant in his line of trade. All kinds of country produce purchased for cash or trade. Jun.

9th 1860. C. SCHOERPF Co. DRUGGISTS CHEMISTS, one door north of P. K.ser's Store.

Fort Wayne, Ind. llare a large and well selected Stock of RU Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Staffs, Burning Fluid, KEROSENE OIL and LAMPS Which are offered at the lowest market prices. Fort Wayne, Dec. 6th '59. JAS.

S. EMBREY CO J. J. McCONNELL, Foreman, Manufacturers and Importers of Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags Whips, Curry Combs, CARDS, BRUSHES Ind everything else the'r line always on hand COLLARS at Wholesale. Shop on 'ti oun street, opposite I.

Stapleford's Auction 1 To de7 t. NURSERY NOTICE. DC A 1 0.. TREES, 130 DE It du, 1 1 101 toc. de- it in cults 1 tho b-gt ad pied 1, the G.APL.

ail 11 attention to the on' cha 15 6, 105 bi the thousand, of surable size for Tine; aids. RASPBERRIES o' all kinds, Lavion I bet ries, Goo- berries and Currant bushes by the Quahtity rely low. LIERGREENS of all kinds and of very large $120 for ornamental p'anting, and smaller size for hedges. ROSES in varicty. Dahlias, Phloxes, I'ronies, Verbenas.

and in short all articles usually kept by Nurserymen will be sold at reasonable prices at Che Elm Park Nurseries near Fort Wayne. Orders left at the Clerks Office will be promptly attended to. Catalogues furnished on application Feb. 1st 1860. di2 w2m Erna Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD CONN Capital Enlarged Jan.

1st 1860. CAPITAL, $1,500,000,00 Net Surplus, (after deducting all liabilities,) 514,142,37 Real 1 Estate, Hartford, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Indianapolis, 75.996.00 Money due Co. on Mortgage, 434,75 Cash on hand and in Bank, 204,448.48 Cash in hands of Agents and in transit, 160,297,78 Mortgage Bonds, 6 per cent. semi-annual interest, 82,000,00 State and City Bonds, 6 to 8 per cent semi-annual interest, 840,882,20 United States Stocks, 5 per cent semiannual Interest, 150,730.00 Cnired States Treasury Notes, 75,000.00 Rail Road and Canal Stock, 104,503 60 Bank Stock 77,972,09 Ha tford Conn. 212 300.90 64 Now York, Bills Receivable, 7,040, Other Cash Item, 17,814.65 104,100 02 Losses adjusted, not duo S23 861.93, unadjusted, waiting proof 151.095,72 Especial nitention given to theinsurance of farm property.

dwelling al out-dwellings. In- such buildings or contentain a very favorable ner. for three or fire years. Losses Equltably Adiasted, and promptly Paid in Cash. Also.

Insures stores, warehouses, buildings or contents; and personal generaliy. in town or country at rates as low as consistent with. the hazards taken. and inland ins against the perils of navigation, by JOIN Agent. Fort Wayne, Ind.

Application can be made to H. C. HARTMAN. who is fully authorized to transact all business connected with the Agency, or to in. H.

BOSSLER, the Company's Surveyor. JOHN HOUGH, Jr. Jan. 25th '60. d12twit FORT WAYNE STEEL PLOW FACTORY, fo.

57 Corner of Maiden Lane FORT WAYNE, INDANA. D. REID, is making and A. keeps constantly on band large stock of his well known ani Gibbs' Coulter, Peacock and Empire SHOVEL Three- hovel CRETIVATORS, HARROWS He warrants his Plows to be well made of the favorite STEEL PLOWS, of various and sizes. One, two andthree horse right and best materials.

equal to if not superior to any others made, and he will sell cheaper than any plows of equal werits can be bought elsewhere. Ali kinds of REPAIRING prompily atter Februsry 1st 1860 wly. JERING -Scaled and No. 1 at 37 Colambia St. by HENRY DILS.

BAKERY. HERMAN, SCHWIETZER, EEPS Cakes, constantly, on band Bread, Crackers, His place is open et all hours of the day and ex a'Sand Lunch solic.ts the patrons me of the 4 publie. a'ways ready. De Fort Wayne, Jan. 17th 60.

wy DOMESTIC MAGNOLIA STOVE. CAMPBELL ELL SUN CO. Proprietors of the Ironton Foundry And manufacturers of Stoves, Holloware and Castings, Bot and Cold Blast Pig Iron Sales Rooms No. 21 East 2nd Cincinnati, 0. and for sale by A.

BRANDRIVE, No. 89 S' reet Fort Wayne, Ind. Feb 1st '60. HAYDEN'S SACRED MELODEON STILL UNSURPASSED! them. Nearly TWO HUNDRED THOESAND Copies have bech sold The mechanical execution is superior, "and pro INHE CONSTANT AND WIDELY EXTENDED demand for the SACRED MELODEON by 4.

S. HAYDEN, induces the Publishers to bring its now well established claims to favor, inore fully before those of the public "WHO LOVE GOOD SINGING," And who have not had the fortune to become AC quanted with this Inurable tolume. It is on a DEW SYSTEM OF NOTATION, nad is for the un3 of Churches, Singing and Schools. To obtain a knowledge of Musia by fue okl (o: round pose) mashed, seems a9 par plexing and a tash. to many person-.

stolen the The sys' ado, tr din the work great ly the :0 to underst Music, remoring a numbe: of u-eless and perplexing distinctions, which the inventor of this method thinks have too long encumbered this use ful and delightful science. The improvements referred to consist chiedy.in the following particulars: FIRST. Iu correcting the position of Letter, on the Staff. SECOND. In discarding the theory of the Minor Scale THIRD.

In abandoning Flats and Sharps as signatures to determine the key. FOURTH In using but thrce varieties of Time instead of hine. FIFTH. The shape of every Note in the Scale indicates its name. By the old mode three, not a fering but conflicting, theories in principle of setting the letters to the Staff in the same tune, are often embarrass the learner with three systems, when one answers every purpose? By the new system used in this book, months are made equal to years in the old way of learning.

Many new pieces, destined to please as long as Music lasts, may be found en the pages of this work, and also many of the old and tried melodies ha.lowed from associated of sanctuary delights, far more welcome to the art of the worshiper than others fr queptly substituted for 110 that usual for book 01 ilk.2 9.22. It may be 4 in a'l the pa cit, and towns 01 may be ordered d.rect from tac 1,65 ah. 28. topi: ci ACHED MILL for 131 01 220 X'OR2, Co. Pablish.rs 13 SAI sal I.

P.M. I 3n2 PARAGON PATENT CO. 01. BURNER 8 9 Columbia Columbia 8 Street. MEYER BROTHER, Dealers in Coal Oil Lamps, Would invite the attention of Country Merchant and the public generally, to the above Paragon Burner, the best at present in the market, Its ad vantages over all others consist in 1.

Its principle of construction is anch as to produce the proper amount of Gas--no more and no less -for feeding an even flame of 14 inch high. and 01. inch wide, a inch wick, from any Coal Oft, light or hens 2. Its ceonomy is exhibited in the small amount of Oil it consumes-4 pint in 12 -from which it yields a flame as brilliant, and more steady and intense than a 3-feet Burner. 3.

By its proper regulation of draft. the atmos pheric af: is distributed in an even manner, whicl prevents its being affected by 4u Iden and strong current- of air, and permits the carrying around with full time without sucke. 4. In its it eree's all others. by y.

durghu ty -and abase all br seen-'r t1 ray cal In of to other Burners pure failed so pers. ted! a3 to re. dir them almost usel -e. Th re arc made of shurnor. for 21111 minich give a light un' to Burno If you tort their rlease call and see cod.

C.R 0. BROTHER, Whole- 10.h ord Pa rit Druggists. Fort Wayne. Jam 'CO dOt 2t M. E.

MOEHRING, Corner of Columbia and Calhoun Streets, FORT WAYNE, IND. DEALER IN and Winter Clothing, Pants, oats, Vests, Underolothing of all Kinds, Furnishing Goods AND All kinds of Men's and Boys Wear, MADE TO ORDER, Fort Wayne, Jan. 4th '60. At Cheap Prices. C.

B. OAKLEY, DEALER IN LUMBER, AND MANUFACTURER OF DRESSED POPLAR WEATHERBOARDING ALSO Dressed Ash and Poplar Flooring, A good assortment constantly on hand. Castom work done with promptness, and warranted to giro satiataction. JOHN H. CLARK, Superintendent, Shop North side of the Canal, east of City Milla.

Fort Warne, Oct. 11th '69. BARCAINS! GREAT BARGAINS! LAUFERTY baring just returned from the Eastern Cities with one of the best, nicest and cheapest Stock of well selected Goods ever brough to this market, and will be soid Cheaper than any other house dare Sell and no mistake, quick sales and smol! profits 18 my motto. Fashionable Foreiga, Fancy and Domestic Dr; Goods of every description. Ladies Ready-made Cloaks, Raglans; Mantillas and fine Shawls, Goods, Collars, Siceves.

Prints, Chintz, (noghams, Howers, and every thing usually tound in a first rate Dry Goods House. 17 Splendid Carpets and very CAsup and 43. ranted to match. A manufactured great assortment here of Ready Clothing and warraated, better aad cheaper than any Eastern. Gentlemen's Shawls and furnishing goods of every description, Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings Hats, Caps.

Carpet and Oil Bags. Trunks, Umbrellas, Notions of all kinds. It would take a whole newspaper to I enumerate my Stock, suffice to say that have a large stoek, and am ready to sell them either Wholesale or Retail cheaper than they CAD be bought west of the Mountains. Try and satisfy yourselves. Clothing made to order and Warranted.

Please call before purchasing elsewhere, and be assured you can sare money. My place of business i9 No. 91 Columbia street, one door west of A D. Braudrifs' Store and Hardware Store I. LIUFERTY.

Port Wayne, Ind. Sept 28th '50. CREAT WESTERN Saddle, Harness, Coliar and Trunk Manufactory, 119 Columbin-3t. Tort Wry End, S. ri.

SHOAFF P.oprieter. FENI INKFUL for past favor I log leave to announce to nll desiring work in my line, that I ue to Sadules, Harness, hunks and Collar: at the old place the practical lact that I experience have no in the lent to business, toget' pay. LU, cash, enables me to sell the be-t kind of nade of Leather Tanned in, the old! proc-as, ay Steam, at prices which defy Com In short lower than aL; of the half of steam tanned leather so'd i'. ti is city. also purchased the right of manufacturinz 'ic Choraton's Parent Collar aud an ansent.oh which for beauty and utility cannot be exceiled and which only to be seen to be appreciated A heavy stock of Collar and Sadalery Hardware always on hand, at wholesale and retail, lower than ever sold in the west.

Nov. 15th '59. MORE COODS ARRIVED AND STILL ARRIVING AT P. PIERR'S. CALHOUN FORT WAINS.

THE undersigaed very respectfully informs the public that he has constantty on band a well selected Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Silk Bonnets, Ribbons, Dress Goods Queensware, Hardware. Stoneware and Woodenware, which will be sold cheap, if not the cheapest. To satisfy yourself, call and examine his stock And prices, and you will find it to your advantage to buy of him. Buy cheaper and better goods of aim, and thereby save time and money. Fort Wayne, Sept.

14, '69. w3m P. PIERR. Hoop Poles HooP 500,000. TOOP Poles Wanted Immedlatels our Manufactory sapot in Fort Wayne, for which the highest marlet puce will be pard in cash.

Poles will ba reired at all road Stations between Lima and 71y mowh, on the Ft C. R. and be'cru and Defiance, on the W. W. R.

R. PARR AR, LINE CO. Port Warns. Doc 9. 1830 d0t LANE BODLEY, OP WOOD- MACHINERY, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS AND STEAM ENGINES, Cor.

John Water Sts, CINCINNATI, O. LANE BODLEY'S Portable Circulat Saw Mills are constructed on the most improved Scientific Principles -are strong and dartbe- can he worked with fewer bands and And will do more work than any other Milk. They do, at the least, Three to Four times the Work of a Sash Mill, at a leas first cost and loss ranDing expenses. For descriptive Curcalar and price list, address 1 a above. All kinds of HUB, SPOKE, FELLOE WHEEL MACHINERY, Sash and Door Makers', Furniture and Chair Makers' Machinery: SHAFTING, PULLEYS, HOME REMEDIES FOR TAS RAPID CERE OP LUNT'S CROUP, LUNT Hoarhound COt BALSAM CATARRH.

BALSAM. INFLI EVA, HOLtS SORE THROAT, WINDPING COL all, INCIPILA CAPTION. LUNT'S HOARHOUND BALSAM 40- Foca75 The Era' and en mate are fruitful of Pa Ron try one Boons al a Feelions, I coco pto the super me often of act ape cal cert.un'y when take the ea 'y stage disease, reco arse sirould ac pace bo had to shas Balsam let the Coagh or Irritation of Thrust be ever so slight, as by this precaut.ou a serious attack may effectually warded off Land's American Eye Salve Cores to joa ant as a humbug, bat a reality, that a little as and expeuse mil proro. it can do you no harm and must do Jon or laflamed Eyes or Films on pout Weakness of Sight, make one trial more before you conclade to give your eyes, LET'S woRm No con returdy for Worms; physic for who 8. are Gregor's Instant Care of Pain.

This well Vomiting and Purging to and Colic, sad Cholera and of the Cotic horses. Yon cannot inquire anywhere bat you will Bod persons hate born by its use, cod think no otber de it. One trial prove my words Prepared by W. LUNT, to when all orders should be addressed for the above AGENTS. HI.

B. Reed, Meyer Smith Brackenridge, Drug'te Ft Wayae H. Waggoner. Aug 10, '30-wly GRPE GROWERS IN CARRY ON their business most Hammonton, free from frosts. Some forty viar 1 Is set out the past season.

Sec fammonton Lands, in another column. La. FALK Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Foreign nd Domestic Liquors and 39 Columbia Ft. Wayne Ind. Feb.

1. 1909. Pine Lumber For Sale! First quality 100,000 Pine Shingles, quality 100,000 Pine Lath, First quality PANE 904899 100,000 Feet OTHER THERLUMBER, Poplar, Oak, Walnut of all aises, qualities and kinds at LEMMAx' Board Yard, east end of Berry Street. Best price paid for all Lumber brought te my yard. CHAS LEGMAN.

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Fort Warne, Ini Columbia? 91 40000 0.