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I A DAWSON'S N'S FORT WAYNE WEEKLY TIMES. DAWSON'S FORT WAYNE TIMES. Kossuth has disappeared from London and it is conjectured gone to Hungary. In that country everything is ripe for a revolution which will include Crotia an 4 Servia, which States in 1848 furnished soldiors to the Austrian army, which next to Russian interrention, was the salvation of the Not only will the rising be more general, the people wore united and enthusiastic than they were in the former revolution, but a new and powerful clement will be introduc ed against which the Austrian batteries will avail but little. That element is tho religious one.Tosanely, and with a hot bigotry rivaling that of the dark ages, Francis Joseph, urged on by his Ather confessor, has actually, in this, the 19th, century, attempted to coerce the mot spirited and independent peopl: of Europe into forsaking the faith ct their fathers and adopt dogu.as for which they have ever manifested the most in ter.se aversion.

Were there no other cause of alone would bo enough. There were wellgrounded cauius of complaint before and this, the greatest, piled upon the others, has sealed the fate of Austria in Hungary forerer. Were every polit.cal difference reconciled, were the enco to withdraw his detestable decrees against the Protestant faith, it would arail him nothing now. The people bare confidence in bim of his, and it is now war to the knife, and the knife to the hilt between the dynasty of llapsburg and the Hungarian people. The land writing is on the wall and the insensate monarch sunk in debauch ry cannot or will not see.

His doom is propounced by the public roice of Europe, and the days of his dominion over Hungary are ed. There will soon be none so poor as to do him reverence, Isabella Jane, daughter of James Stephons lately hung in the city of New York for poisoning his wife, died in that city on the 18th aged 8 years 6 months and 15 days. The physicians who attended her said that nothing ailed her but trouble that she died of a broken heart. An affecting erreumstance took place at the do-i: scene uf the trial. She sat on the 1 eh In- close embrace, while re 41 teliberating on the was in da court, at such a even a todd3s: hold th: ir breath for a time." Her father would occasionally band iris head to kiss her nd murmur words of endearment, tor she was his only tie on earth.

As the jury came Blowly in the silence was almost painful, and when the foreman in answer to the usual question of the clerk said in low but distinct tones "guilty," every one in the Court room drew a long breath of relief from suspense. The child seeing that her father remained seated while the crowd was passing out, took hold of his hand and said, "come, papa, let us go, its all over now." It melted the unhappy men to tears. When he was lod away to his cell she was in an agony of grief, and from that time drooped until she was kindly relieved from by the welcome hand of death. It is, indeed, "all over now;" and father, mother and child are sleeping in one grave the sleep that knows no waking here. 00 Our telegraph dispatches announce the total loss of the Steamship Hungarian from Europe with probably evory soul on board.

How she contrived to get so far off her course as to strike the reef on which she was wrecked will probably never be known. In crossing the Atlantic we should prefer vessels which take the Southern route, as, though it may occupy longer time, according to Lieut. Maury, who is authority in all maritime matters, it is much the safer Every steamer which has been wrecked since the commencement of Steam navigation between this country and the old world was wrecked on the coasts of Newfoundland, or the adjacent islands. By going further South the fogs which hang lise shroud over the fishing banks and neighboring ocean are aroided, thus lessening the danger of collision with vessels and icebergs. 00 We gave, a few days ago, the census of Kansas as reported by the Governor of that ritory.

It is grossly inaccurate in every respect. Not only were many counties not enumerated, but in those that were, the population purposely or carclessly put down at scarcely two-thirds their number. This the official report of the committee on elections of the Kansas legislature establishes beyond a doubt. Again bad the census been fully and fairly taken, as it was done prior to June, 1859, since which time the emigration to Kansas has been unprecedented, it would afford very inadequte idea of the number of inhabitants there now. Those best acquainted with the matter coincide in the belief that at least 100,000 people are now residing in Kansas.

The object of the Governor in lowering the number of the inhabitants seem3 an excuse to the Lecompton Senators to keep Kansas out of the Union, when she applies for admission under the Wyandotte Constitution. Mr. Douglas, however, will expose the iniquity in the Senate and urge the immediate admission of Kansas, and in this he will be supported by the country at large, and by the friends of fair and open dealing everywhere. 00 A pear was grown at the San Jose Mission, weighing two and a half pounds. It an average sample of the products of a tree eight years old.

(P The indent of the N. hmond Vic is to i lus ital before the Legislative comant.en at Richinced with the view of oluaining a pardon. Mr. S. goes upon the invitation of Gov.

Letcher who is favorably inclined to the side of mercy. The Judge and the prosecuting Attorwho tried the case, both unite in the application for pardon. "The quality of mercy is not strained. It falleth like the gentle rain from heaven upon the eartb beneath. It is thrice blessed; it blesseth him that gircs and him that takes.

"Tis mightiest in the mighty." A long needed line of steamers has been 'established between New York and the Mediterranean. They run directly to and from Gibralter, Genoa, Leghorn, Naples, Messina, Palermo, Malaga. On the fifteent', February the second vessel of the line, the propeller Robert Lowe, arrived in New York laden with full cargo of fruits and bringing passengers. left Gibralter on the 15th ult. The other vessels of the line, the Tynemouth, of 2,000 tons, the Milo, of 1,600 tons -both steam propelIt is to be hoped that this line will be supported.

Aside from its commercial value, there can be more delightfal trip for the invalid who sighs warmer winds and greener shores, than this voyage from the stormy to the milder Atlantic, through the wonderful straits, and on withmagic, dreamy, land-locked, central sea, to the terraced with vines and olives, and cities enshrine the gems of classic art, and rich every association that can delight the im. in agination. I image saral Herald would delicately intimate to Toledo Times that tovesty is the best policy. Alas that the teachings of the worthy parients of the editors of that astute paper should evanished from their minds, before the ob hare fus sating influence of democratic associations. when you appropriate our lucubrations bodily, do you not give us the credit due? Brethren, fair play.

Er Two Arctic expeditions will probably be fitted out at an early day. from this country, under command of Dr. Hays, who, it will be re. collected, was surgeon of Dr. Kane's expedition, to explore, if possible, the great open sea around the Pole, called Polonia, via Smith's Sound; the other from England under the command of Wiiliam Parker Snow, for the purpose of further search fur survive of Sir Jobn Franklin's M- starred expedition.

Mr. Snow believes that there ave still some hapless ones alire of the crews of the two unfortunate vessels. It is said, says the New York Tribune, that Tom Sayres has been on a frolic ever since Christmas, and that while under the influence of liquor he quarreled with and fought Larry Broome, and another well knows pugilist whom he had defeated in the ring. Whether he is go. ing through these performances with an eye to the betting, or whether he thinks he has an casy job before him, and can afford to be careless, we don't kocw and what is more, we don't care.

Three dwarfs are on exhibition in Paris, more wonderful than even Tom They are respectively of Italian, Austrian and Hungarian origin. One is 19 years old and measures thirty inches in height; the second is 25, and thirty-one inches high, and the third is 25 and thirty-five inches high. They are said to be very amusing and capital actors. We call the attention of our friends to the new Grocery and Provision Store of C. HASS.A whose.

advertisement appears in another column. A new store, but more especially fresh and cheap goods, should always attract customers. As Hanna Co. have superior facilities for the purchase of goods, and are determined not to be undersold, we cordially commend them to the consideration of purchasers. IF C.

M. Russell, director of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad, died at Massillon, Ohio, on Monday last, the 20th inst. (P We are glad to learn that the Chicago merchants anticipate a heavy trade this spring, and are and have been laying in their stocks accordingly. It is expected that navigation and business will commence earlier than usual! this spring. IF The New York Herald estimate the population of the United States at thirty millions.

07 The New York Independent says there is a steady and regular increase in business, as the spring approaches, but without the least excitement. (F Galveston, Texas, has at last been connected to the main land, by a magnificent bridge, said to be the longest in the United States. Fred. Douglas is lecturing in England. It scems he is not so much the rage as he was during His former visit.

The collegians of Yale, Brown, Harvard and Amherst propose to publish a quarterly, to be printed at New Haven, and to be edited by the representatives of each college. HE Mr. Kimball, American Consul, at St. Helena, has obtained from the French Emperor permission to take one of the original stones from the grave of Napoleon, as a contribution to the Washington monument. A caution to mothers.

In Chicago a little girl named Jane Ann Ure, playing with the stove in the absence of its mother, was burned to death by its clothes catching fire. Parents cannot be too careful of the little ones. 0C7 Washington's birth-day was celebrated throughout the country with more than usual thusiasm. It is a cheering and significant indication of the love of country inherent in the American character, and before which sectionalism must succumb. Er Hon.

Abe Lincoln and wife came from west this morning at 1 o'clock, on the T. W. W. R. and changing cars at this city, went east.

Old Abe" looks like as if his pattern been a mighty ugly one. tr A Philadelphia correspondent of the lanta Confederacy says: 64 been Pennsylvania and New Jersey are lost. They have bought and paid for by the Black publicans. So far as the Presidential contest concerned, the victory is gained before the battle begins. The South has but one thing to do well Nominate a man who can command an army as direct a cabinet, and vote for him unanimous y.

After the election inaugurate him. will be the only constitutional President." It is by no means certain that Pennsylvania and New Jersey are lost to the Democracy. We admit that just now they strongly incline to the side of the Opposition, but all will depend upon the action of the two national conventions. The Repatlicans would like the astute correspondent of the Confederacy to infuse a little of his conf. dence as to the result in their breasts.

As to the South nominating a man who can command an ariny, is all unmitigated "bosh" of the silliest kind. Lord Chancellor OF of Lord Campbell, the UNANIMITY England, has renewed his in ffectual effort to abolish that princiof the trial by jury which requires the unaminty of jurors. Parliament has already limitthe application of trial by jury, by lately, that in some cases, the decision of a judge enacting, or magistrate may supercede that of of a jury on questions pure fact. The Lord Chancellor would go much farther to advocate the of a law providing that if the jury in a c.vil passage tion cannot agree, after having deliberated a certain time, the verdict of a certain number of them -probably a majority -roay be taken as a ferdict in the case. It is not proposed to make such change in criminal cases.

We dont publish the above as original matter as a great many of our cotemporaries have done. This method of leading articles and not crediting them is not only dishonest, but shows a paucity of brains in those who do it. 0T Yesterday, 23ru the House balloted for printer. Whole number of votes 199-necesarg to a choice 00; Defrees 83, Glossbrenner S6, scattering 10. The House 'again balloted.

Whole number of rotes 180-necessary to a choice 91; Defrees 77, Glossbrenner 87, Edward Ball 9, scattering 7. Mr. Kilgore withdrew the name of Mr Defrees. Mr. Dawes nominated Samucl Bowles of Massachusetts.

The House again voted. Whole number of rotes 176-necessary to a choico 89 Glossbrenner 84, Defrecs 2, Bowles 2, Gales Mitchell Seaton 2, 9. The remainder of the votes were cast four, for and twelve other persons, the highest having the lowest one. The House again voted. Whole number 177 -necessary to a choice 89; Ball 88, Glossbrenner 84, scattering 5.

0 The remains of General JACESON are to be removed to Nashville where they will be interred the Capitol square and a suitable monument ererted over them. FARM SALE. 214 Acres Valuable Land Eleven Miles from Fort Wayne DAD. WILL SELL THE POLANDER FARM 11 miles N. V.

of tort Wayne on Goshon Road. far.a ha- about acres i.a ho most oxeclent cultiVation with at good and subsi ghouso and out ho-. 4. It has been a pi.li: business place for a store and tavern for the last 25 yeare and is well known and a profitit.de location for any one desiring to. cary an a thrifty business.

1 well sell it ou very reasonatle terms to a good buyer. Enquire of me at Fort Wayne. FREDERICK NIRDLINGER. Ft. Wayne Dee.

9th 1839. NEW GROCERY STORE! HENRY DILS WHOLESALE RETAIL Doalor in Salt, Nails, Glass, Fish, Fruits. Cheese, WOODENWARE, Butter, Eggs, Seeds AGENT FOR DUPONT HAZARD'S GUN POWDER, Kegs, Half Kegs, Qr. Kegs Canisters, AND Commission Merchant. The public in general and COUNTRY and CITY DEALERS are particularly invitel to call and examine my Stock of Goods, which are entirely new and pur.

chased with great care, to suit the tra-le, No. 37 Columbia-St. Fort Wayne. Nor. 17th '50.

dtf BY STATE AUTORITY Increase of Cash Capital, INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD -DEVOTED TO-3 FIRE 3 INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. (CHARTER PERFETUAL) Cash Capital, $400,000 00. Cash Assets $547,712 36. S. L.

LOOMIS, President. H. KELLOGG, Secretary. Branch Office, 31 33 West ThirdS Cin M. MAGILL, Gen'l Agent.

Agents in the principal UNION. Cities and Towns of the LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID, Applications received, and Policies issued and re. BY SOL. D. B.1YLESS, Agent, at his Office, Ind.

Corber of Wayne Clinton Streets, Ft. Wayne, July20, '59-dly "DEATH TO ALLVERMIN." CASPARS RAT MICE "Casper's Rat and Mice Extermunator." Prepared and for sale MEYER BROTHER Wholesale and retail Druggists. AN INFALLIBLE DESTROYER OF Rats, Mica, Cock- Croton Bugs, Ground Squirrels, Koles, Ants, tc. Cats do (Put up in 15 and 25 Cent Boxes.) not die in their holes but come out and eie Caution'. Beware of spurious Rat destroyers, None exterminator" is cut of "Caspar's Rat Mice except the on the label.

Feb MEYER BROTHER, 3'59-wtf No. 95 Columbia St. Fort Wayne HENRY C. GREY MANUFACTURERS AND LEATHER FINDINGS. Sales Room No.

119 Columbia FORT WAYNE, IND! WASHINGTON TANNERY Op the Feeder ('anal, near Capt. Rudisill'e Mill Will constantly keep on hand a choice selection of EASTERN HOME-MADE LEATHER MOROCCO, LININGS, FINDINGS LASTS, Their large enables Eastern the" -Leather Tanneries to offor at which will compare with prices vorably the Enstein C.ISI P.AID FOR HIDES, ROUGH HORNS. GLUE PIECES, ko. LEATHbE, Sept. 7, 1868-ly THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

Vi one of our La. of husba.y, pasture has weeds a remedy that cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, 1: um The lIe worst has tried Scrofula it in down to eleven a common Pimple. over huudred cases, and never failed except in two cases, (both thunder humor.) lie has now his possession ofer hundred certificates of its salue, all within twenty utiles of Boston. Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing mou h. Que to three bottles will cure the worst kind Pimples on the face.

Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in the mouth or stomach. Three to fire bottles ar warranted to cure worst kind of Erysipelas One to two bottles are warranted to cure all tor in the Eyes. Two bottles are warranted to cure running of ears and blotches among the hair. Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and running uleers. One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.

Two or three bottles are warranted to cure worst kind of ringworm. Two or three bottles are warranted to cure most desperate case of rheumatism Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Rheun. Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case scrofula. A benefit is always experienced from the bottle, and a pertect cure is warranted when hove quantity is taken. ROXBURY, MASS.

DEAR reputation of the Discovery, in curing all kind of humors, 15 so Medical established by the uuanimous voice of all who ever used it, that 1 acel not say anything on subject, as the wost skilful physicians the careful Druggists in the country are unanimous its praise. In presenting the Medical Discovery to your tice, I do it with a full knowledge of its curative power, in relieving all, and curing most of those diseases to which you are unfortunately so liable. That most excruciating disease to an affectionate mother, Is NURSING SORE MOUTH, cured as if by a miracle; restored to its natural sweetness, and your habe your own temper from short and fretful naps to calm and slumbers; and the Medical Discovery becomes sweet, a fountain of blessing to your husband land hold. In the more advanced of stages CANKER it extends to the somach, causing DYSPEPSIA which IS nothing but canker on the stomach; then to the intestines and KIDNEYS, reatin singa ging, gone feeling, and az indiffer ence Your even of the cares of your family rtomach is RAW AND INFLAMD. tain your food distresses you and youcan only kinds, and even of that, your system does takecerget half the nourishment it contains 28 the acri-: monious fluid of the canker eats it then your complexion loses its bloom and becomes sallow greenish.

end your best day is gone. For want of nourisement your becomes and the fibres of your become loose tabby, body relaxed. Then follow a train of diseases which the Medical Disco very is peculiarly adapted to RE; Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side workness of thh spine and small of the the when back. pain hip joint you retire, irreguiarity of the bowels, and also, that most exruciating of discases the PILES, How many thousands of this disease and are pining awar a mis-rable suffering women are life, and their nutt door neighbor does know not the cause. I wish to impress on your mint that proverh, ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure." In the MI hive both the DISCOVERY you preventive and care, with this great and good quality.

that it wil never under of any diet circumstances, do you any injury. No change necessary -eat the best you can get and enough of it. DIRECTION FOR USE--Adults one table spoonful! per day- -children over ten year, desser spoonful com five to eight years, tea spoonful. no directions can be applicabie to all constitute tions, take sufficient to operate ou the bowels twice a day. Yours truly, Price DON.AL.D KENNEDY: $1 00 per bottle.

For sale by Smith Brackinridge; II. B. Reed gists Mayer Brother; G. C. Nill and by Drug generally.

June 2, '59-dwig HE GRIAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S C'elebrated Female Pills. PROTECTED LETTERS BY ROYAL PATENT. regard from a proscription of Sir. J.

Clarke, Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure the all those painfuland dangerons diseases to which female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. it is ed Landiies pecu ially suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the onthly period with regularity.

Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits Caution. These Pills should not be taken she FIRST THREE by females during! ONTIIS of Pregnancy, as are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but lime they are safe. at any Inall cases of Nervous and Spinal Affectiona, Pain the Back and Limbs, Palpitation of Fatigue on slight these the Heart, Hysterics and Pills will effect a cure when all Whites, other meaus have failed; and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, hurtful the antimony, or any thing to constitution. Full directions in the age, which should be pamphlet around each pack-; Sole -nt for the United States carefully preserved. JOB and Canada MOSES, (Late I.

C. Baldwin Co.) N. 00 and 6 Rochester Y. ty authorized Agent, will. insureagbottle, to postage stamps enclosed a 0 pills.

by return containmail REED CO Agent. Important to Females. Dr. CHEESE PILLs, Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M.

NEW -FORK The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild in their operation, and certain in orrecting all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, removing all obstructions, whether from cold or otherwise, hendache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain an the back and limbs, nature. disturbed sleep, which arise from interruptions or TO MARRIED LADIES Dr. Cheeseman's Pills ere invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly period with Ladies who have been regularity.disappointed in the use of other Pills can place the utmost confidence in Dr Cheeseman's Pills, doing all that they represent to do. Warranted purely vegetable.

and free fromany thing injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read, accompany each box. Price $1. Sent by mail on enclosing $1 to the general Agent. Soldby one Druggist in erery torn in the United Stater.

R. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the United States. 164; Chambers Now. -York.

To whom all Wholesale orders si ould he addressed. Sold by Wall. Meyer Feb 1. '50-1r Fort Wayne. Hoop Skirts.

THE Largest Skirts, ever assortment of new style Hoop offered in this market, at about no half former prices, this le py WM. T. opened ABBOTT. for day and Sept. 28th 59 CITY DYE HOUSE REMOVED! of Now Fall and Winter Goods.

A. S. JERM IN. has removed to the North sile of the new doors Bust of Nierm: DO a sui wait on his hiend-, and the To resin; of every descrip ion li: such ay Dr liable Sets Coat, and dy. tor do and fini-Led in the be-: por-ibio a 1.1.1 Kal Glotes C'eansel Ft.

Warne Shiv 50 vlv B. W. Y. RECEIVING AND WILL. KEEP COSST INTly on bani the largest and best selected stock of HARD HARDWARE WARE be Ever Casa opened Sisten in Fort will sell Warre.and the having adopted at lowest rates.

Hie stock embraces all all that is usually keptia ware Stores--consisting in part of All Kinds of Building Hardware, Such as Locks, Latches, Butts Screws, Glass, Sash. Hook Strapand Hinges, with all etceteras necessary to trima Mansionor Cabin CARPENTER'S TOOLS, Hand and Rip Saws, Mortice, Crissels. Turner's Chisels and Gouges, with all the Farming and Firmer oumberiess little fixtures too numerous to mention. BLACKSMITH'S Anvils, Vices, Bellows Serew Plates, de de. de and Cooper's Hollowing, Backing, Stare Too's: loop Knives, lowels, Crows, Truss Hoops, A superior Saddlery Hardware, very assortment, containing all the new styles and latest improvoments in Saddlery ware.

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS kinds. Patent and Enameled Leathers and Enameled Cloths of great variety and Tops, superior article to of Leather. RUBBER CLOTH for Carriage quality. A Laces, de, equal of Head Linings, Damasks, Bands, great variety. Brass and Silver Hub Whip Sockets de.

TIN Vulcanized Rubber and Machine Stretched Leather and Belting of all sizes, kept on hand. Also, Rubber Hemp Packing. RON STEEL A Sweedes large stock of American, German English and Iron and Steel; best Russia NAIL ROD. a full assortment of Nails ond Spikes, which are warranted good, or no sale. We cannot stop to enumerate the half, but request: our old patrons and the pablic to call and examine for themselves.

We have adopted the stem In our business, beliering it the best for all, Small Profits and Ready Pay is our motto. again say, call and examine our stock, Wel believe we can convince most people that our goods arc of a superior quality and very cheap; so call at NO. 79 COLUMBIA STREET. Where we are always happy to show our A word to our old customers who are indebted.goods. Please call and settle; if you cannot pay, call and settle, so we can close our Books.

Times are hard, but yet a good time to settle up and balance old matters, Thankful forthe past favors. and hoping for Incre to come, I Remain Yours, Dec. 2, '58-tf B. W. OAKLEY.

FALL FASHIONS AT THIEME'S NEW EMPORIUM, Times Builting. corner of Clinton Columbia-Sts. J. their THIEVE new BROTHER 2.122 have Budding, just received corner at of' Clinton and a large and due Stock! The fine Goods will be found of extra to meet views vi the most fastilious and fashion able whole -ottment is larger and acter than they over botor: brought here. and French.

English and German Broadcloths, 1 English and French -imeres adapted tor fall suits, tine velvet. silk -tin: a gool. stocks of the ete, all of vhich they make up to tacasure an the mot sisle. warranted to fit, and at the lowest price. .1 large stock of good CLOTHING, and everything in the? G.

FURNISHING LIME Of their own manufactme. warranted well made and far superior to the Ex-tern slop work nsually broughe here. .1 goo 1 supply of Overcoats made by ourseives. in the best style. of Cloth from itu disills Factory, warranted free from by woul, e- pecially adapted tor Farmer's wear.

Silk, Wool and Fur llats: a large assortment of Cloth and llu-h Caps of all the newest styles. Linen, Cotton and Fancy Marsailles Shirts; Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs. Gloves. Hosiery Walking Canes in great variety, from 25 to $100. Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Hand Trunks, TRUSKS, ct all kinds, very substantial and well made, warranted the best in town.

Ray- We now do an exclusive Cash -ines. and are thereby enabled to reduce our prices 5 per cent. This is the only Clothing Store that strictly adheres to the One Price System--no deviation in prices. Fort Wayne, Oct. 13th '39.

JAMIES MCCONNELL, LAND AGENT AND ATTORNEY LIGONIER, NOBLE COUNTY, INDLIN.1. THE the purchase undersigned and has sale established an Agency for of Real estate in Nbio and adjoining counties, and has effected arrangements which offer superior inducementsfor those wishing to buy or sell the same, in this section of the State. Particular attention will be paid to Renting Houses. Leasing farms, and other business which it may he necess wry for non-residents to leave in the bands of an agent. LAND WARRATS Bought, sold, and obtained for those entitled to the same under the late act of Congress.

JAMES McCONNELL. Ligonier May 28. '59-wly Important Discovery. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES! Bryan's Pulmonic Wafer Are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds, ma, Branchitis, Sore Throat. Hoarseness, Difficulty Breathing, Incipient Consumption, and Diseases of the Lungs.

They have no taste of medicine. and any child will take them. Thousands have been restored to health that had before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A single dose relicres in Ten Mputes.

Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers--the origina and only genuine is stamped 4 Bryan." Spurious kinds are offered for sale. -five cents a box. Sold by dealers generally. JOB Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.

For sale by Myer Bro. and II. D. Reed Co. Ft Wayne.

Feb. 1, -1'59. UNITED STATES HOTEL SITUATED ON THE South- Corner of Sixth Walnut Streets, CLYCINNATI, OHIO. This large. commodious, and central Hotell, has been leased for a term of years by the subscriber, and haring been closed for repairs.

has undergone a thorough renovation, and is now re-opened for the accommodation of the traveling public. This house. situated on high ground, i- the best ventilated of any in the city: and capablo of accommodating comfortably two hundred por-on3, mostly with the separate apurtments The doors :21 fastened with celebrated toti-Burglar Locks. making it impossible for the door to be opened on the out de. whale locked within It presents the adrantage of being located consenient to theCUSTOM HOUSE, POST OFFICE AND PEARL STREET.

Now the greatest Wholesale street in the city. ne! well as but a short distance from the THE ITERS. and other places of Amusement. The apartments are clean and weil kept -good order ho strictly -and serrants will be polite and attentive. From the proprietor's long experience in the business he is confi tent the house shall be so conducted.

as to m.ct the patronage of the public. and to make it the Best Dollar a Day House in the City. The will be kept open night and day at all hours. Omnibuses will he in attendance to and from the cars. Bi cak fast fo- carly train.

BOARD $1.00 PER DAY. JOHN T. WATSON. Proprietor. M.

HARPER, Supt. June 22, '69 F1 JIVES ON HAND AGAIN WITH, BOOTS, SHOES LEATHER, AT WHOLESALE RETAIL. an a would hereby respectfully anto the round.n: y. that they have Wayne, purchased sur- the i and enure Stock o1 Ur John Hamilton tinue the business tho old aud will conof Calhoun and St at the corner Their as -ortment will. in Ft Wayne.at all tit be roberal and Children, In La-te Manufactured for found every grade and Style, direct will be Ladies Gentlemen, best Manuma turers.

from the very We are manutacturing extensir.ly. associated with foreman ani having us as and Superintendant MAR. PETER CLINE, The well known and popular BOOT MAKER of Fort Wayno. We hare SHOE' every facility for getting up, and are constantly keeping on band a general assortment of Home Made Work, city of Ft Wayne--all warranted--in Not surpassed by any other establishment in the be found in our Stock in this inay any thing Hue. from the little Child's fancy P'arodi up to the Gent's out lung will leg'd be water found proof boots.

Our prices throughvery reasonable indeed All work done t4 order on the shortest notice and in the best manner. From with the our long acquaintance business, our close application to the same, and efforts to please, we bupe to merit a liberal share of the public patronage. JACOBS SON. Ft Wayne, July 13, '59 wly No. OLIVER P.

MORGAN, 81, Columbia Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana SIGN OF THE PADLOCK. KEEPS constantly on hand, and re ceiring assortment of daily, a large almost Selected Er are, with special rey ference to this market, Sisting hes, part of Locks, and Butts and Serews, 7 Tabie and Porket Cutlery. A 5 ted and Britania Castors, Tea and Pla-1 Tea Setts, Plated Forks, Curtain Cornices, Bands Table Spoons, ad Pins, together with IRON OF ALL SIZES. Nails, Blacksmiths' Spikes, American and Foreign Steel Vices, Thimble Skeins and Bellow-, Axles, Eliptic Pipe Boxes, Stocks and Segthes, Snathe, Credos, Shovels. Spades, Mattocks, Grab Moos, Picks, Axes.

Hatchets and "Ha'mmers. Mill and Gross Cut Saws, RUBBER AND OAK TANNED LEATHER BELT. ING, HEMP AND RUBBER PACKING. Gunstuith Carpenters and Joiners Tools in grest variety. Trimmings, Gun Barrels, Shot Gaus, Colts Allens Revolvers.

Saddles Hardware Saddle Trees of various pat-' Saddlers Coopers Tools, Tress Hoops Solar and Fluid Lamps, Burning Fluid. erators, Ice Cream Freezers, Toilet Sets and WaRefrig- ter Coolers Under the superintendence of experienced work-1 men who will artead to the manufacture of all kind, of Tin, Sheet Iron Copper work. HOT AIR For Churches. Drellings and Public lot and Cobi Water Bathing Tubs. Buildings.

Shower, Coot and Hip Baths, Cornices, Stacks an 1 9 alt Pans. ST STOVES. Tin Ware, Lave Troughs and Spouting always on hand. June 21, 3-wly A. D.

BRANDRIFF, NEW IRON STORE 127 TONS BAR IRON TO be a. at in the the Lawrence eity of Fort Rohings Wayne: Julis of Manufac Iron town Ohio. ent' ancing DIFFER ENT SIZES. Manic com the best quality of cold bla-t hanging Hock Charcoal metal, womanted a very superiot mill gold! at lower figures for cash and setup iron than any other iron ere: sold in this Also, a stock Nails aul Spikes Cast Steel. Steel Springs, Pow Slabs and Wings Window Glass and Also, Tin Plate.

Copper and Wire, a large assortment of I 0) A and Blystone's Cradles, and Farming Uten eils from Also Manufacturers of Tin, and Sheet war. House lobbing done to order. COOKING ST We have the largest and best. sel cted stock in the state of Indiana, and will sell them lower thanany other in the Unitel States. I arlor Box, and Franklin Stoves, in any quantity, all of which are warranted to give pert ct satisfac tion.

and last twice as long as Stores made at any other Furnace. This we know to be true from fittern years experience in the business. These Goods were all bought to sell to suit the barl times; so spend what little mony you git to the best adrantage, by calling at the Sign of the Golden Store, mxt door to Schwegman's. Feb. 1959.

A D. BRANDRIFF. ROBINSON'S NEW Brick Store Attire Old Stand in Fort Wagne. WHOLESALE RETAil BOOP AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, AND LEATHER STORE TUE most extensive establishment of the kind is this part of the country. My Retail Room spacious and well filled with every variety and style, fromthe WHITE SATIN, BRONZE.

RENCH KID AND TOILET SLIPPFR TO THE Fancy Gaiterand Stoga Boot Merchants and Shoe Dealers can be supplied as low as they can buy of Eartern Jobbing Houses, as I purchase direct from the Manufacturers in Eastern Villages, where the Jobbers buy their stocks; and when my own HOME MADE WORK Is added to the astern, a better stock is fur mished. Also: SOLE LEATHA, UPPER. CALF SKINS, KIP SKINS LININGS, BIADINGS, LASTS. PEGSa-dFINDINGS, Cash Paid for Hides and Skins. JAMESO.

ROBINSON. Pr. Wayne, Dec. Peru and Indianapolis. RAILROAD.

1859. Winter Arrangement. 1860. Trains and will after run Monday, as follows: November 14th, 1830, The Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 2:00 P. step at all Stations, and connect Peru with the Train going West on the T.

W. R. R' for Logansport and Delphi at 8:05 p. m. also with the trun going Last at 9.35 p.

m. to Wabash, Lagro. Huntington, Fort Wayne. Toledo, Detroit, Returning, the Mail train will leave Peruat 8:15 a. m.

and arrive at Inunapolis at 12 making, close South connections with trains for points East, and West. An Accommodation Train will leare Union Depo, at 6:10 a and arrive at Peru 1 at 1:11 p. in connecting with an Accommodation Train. going East on the T. W.

R. at 2:20, p. Mt. Returning, the Iccommodation Train will leave Pea at loa. and reach Inhanapelts at 3:30 P.

with the evening trains to Dayton. Columbus, Cincinnati, rille and Terre Haste. Through tickets for sale at the principal offices on the T. W. W.

R. and at Peru and Kokomo for South: Indianapolis for all principal jolts North and East. "prot attention given to the Transportation os Live Stock, Produce and Merchandise generally. DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent THEn.

P. HATORET. General Ticket Agent. orember 12 '30-01f TOBACCO! 75 and BOXES prices, Smoking and Chewing, Various in grades Ebls. and H'f Now recciring al.

WILLIAMS HUESTIS. i Goods for the Million! Just opened at Old Lucky No. 3 For the Fall and Winter Trade, "THE Largest hest assorted Brock hibited. l'eing determined to hate die her and cheapest goods in Korthern Indiana, I larite an inspection of my Stock, which consists of ery thing the country needs. DRY GOODS, Groceries, Wood Willow Ware, Carpets and ou Clothe, Hats, Caps Bonnets.

Jeans from 25 cts to 30 cts. Satinett from 25 cts to $1.00. Cassimeres from 75 cts to $2 50. Broad-('loths sc. Stripe Ticking.

Muslin 16 yds wide for $1 Calicos, Ginghams, Plain, Plaid and figured Merinos, Delaines. Chambrys, Broche, Raglan Cloths, ('loaks, A Wool, Cashmere and Stella Shawls general Stock of Family Groceries, the dot Young llyson Tea for 75 cents per pound. Queensware from the best Iron Stone Chins she common Cup and Saucer at 25 cts per sett. Baskets Also ('hurns, Tubs, Pails, Sugar Boxes, Conte All of which I will sell at a tum over cost and transportation. Every thing moderate per censell I will warrant to be jast it is ed, and by adhering strietly to the my customers will always find my Goods the same in price and quality--the best and est the market affords.

All kinds of cheapInce will be taken in exchange for goods, dad country prothe very highest market price paid, C. ORFF. Oct. 19, 1830- INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI Line RAILROAD. HORTEST ROUTE BY H0 MILES.

No change of cars to Cincinnati. Three trains leave Indianapolis daily (Sundays excepted. FIRST TRAIN. a. Cincinnati and Lexington Express, arrives at Cincinnati, at 9,40 a.

m. Lexington. 8.30 p. Chillecothe, 8,80 p. m.

SECOND a. Cincinnati columbus Express, arrives at Cincinnati, at p. leases Cincinnati at 4,40 p. arrives 3,30 Columbus, at 9,50) p. THIRD TRAIN.

p. Cincinnati, Xenia and Columbus Mail Train, arrives 0,00 p. leave Cincinnati at 11,80 p. at Cincinnati, rive at Xenia 2,13 a. Columbus 4,45 K-wark 5,15 a.

Zanesville 6,25 a. Wheeling 0.00 a m. SPECIAL NOTICE. -BB SURE right Train you get in at Indianapolis, The only Cincintati Crain, stards on the Fifth Track, being the furhest Track South in the Union Depot, at Indianaolis. Ww.

POWELL, Gen'l Traveling Ag', April 25. '39)-dtf HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. IN Ir is a fact that, at some period, ber of the human family is subject to every disease menor with the disturbance of the bodily functions; but, aid of a good tonic and the exercise of plain common sense, they may be able so to regulate the system as to secure permanent health. In order to accomplish this desired that object, the true course to pursue is certainly which will produce a natural state of things at the least hazard of vital strength and life. For this purpose, Dr.

Hostetter has ithis troduced to this country a preparation bearing name, which is not a new medicine, but one that has been tried for years, giving satisfaction to all who hare used it. The Bitters operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels, and liver, restoring them to a healthy and vigorous action, and thus, by the simple process of strengthening nature, enable the bystem to triumph over discase. For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Kansca, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious Complaints, arising from 8 morbid inaction of the Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps, Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus, these Bitters have no equal. Diarrhoa, dysentery or flux, so generally tracted by new settlers, and caused principally by the change of water and diet, will be speedily regulated by a a brief use of this preparation. Dyspepsia, disease which is probably more prevalent, in all its various forms, than any other, and the cause of which may always be attributed to derangements of the digestive organs, HOSTETTER'S can be cured without fail by using STOMACH BITTERS, AS per directions on the bottle.

For this disease every physician will recommend Bitters of some kind; then why not use an article known to be infallible? All nations have their Bitters, as a preventive of disease and strengthener of the tem in general; and among them all there is not to be found a more healthy people than the Germans, from whom this preparation emanated, based upon scientific experiments which have tended to prove the value of this great preparation in the scale of medical science. FEVER AND trying and provoking disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on she body of man, reducing him to a mere shedow in a short time, and rendering him physically and mentally useless, can be drives from the body by the use of HOSTETTER'S RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, none of the above-stated diseases can be contracted, even in exposed situations, if the Bitters are used 89 per directions. And as they neither create nausea nor offend the palate, and render unnecessary any change of diet or interruption of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep and healthy digestion, the complaint is removed as spcedily as is consistent with the preduction of a thorough and permanent cure. For Persons in Advanced Years, who suffering from an enfeebled constitation and infirm body, these Bitters are invaluable restorative of strength and vigor, and need only be tried to be appreciated.

And to mother while nursing these Bitters are indispensable, especially where the mother's nourishment is inadequate to the demands of the child, consequently her strength mast yield, and here it is where a good tonic, such Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is needed to impart temporary strength and vigor to the system. Ladies should by all means try this remedy for all cases of debility, and, before so doing, should ask their physician, who, if he acquainted with the virtue of the Bitters, will recommend their use in all cases of weakness. -We caution the public against using any of the many imitations or counterfeits, but ask for HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, and see that each bottle has the words "Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters" blown on the sido of the bottle, and stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork, and observe that our autograph signature is on the label.

Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally throughout the United States, Canada, South America, and Gormany, Agents at Fort Wayne -H. B. Reed Co: H. Waggoner: Smith Brackenridge, and Carrie Wehmer Feb. 3, '59-wly is Dey and She and lers.

no for thence in Made that with Mi. RYE PREPARED FROM PURE MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY. Distilled Expressly For These Bitters. THE CELEBRATED REMEDY TOR FEVER AND AGUE, Disease of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head- Loss of Appetite, DEBILITY, COSTIVENESS, and all diseases consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER AS A TONIC, never has been equaled for the relief it affords in all cases of debility or weakness of any kind is ALMOST Manufactured Exclusively by Z. TOMER PITTSBURGH, PA Once No.

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