Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 8, Ligonier, Noble County, 25 March 1858 — Page 4

New Drug Store; 0 ‘,',. & fi-!, o 5, .. i s /(v‘]‘ .. OJARNOLD: & €O, | | HAV[NG permanently established themXL selves in Ligonier, would say to a discriminating community, that they have jusq received a pure and unadulterated stock of DRUGS & MEDICINES, - To which théir attention is invited: -We also keefp’ GROCERIES, BOOKS, NOTIONS & in fact nearly everything except Drygoods & Hardware. Therefore those Wishiug anything in our line will please give us a‘call.” : AL‘ES, : alcohol, Almonds,; Argols, AnLA natto, Assafeetida,and Alleocks adbesive Plaster, for sale at O: ARNOLD. & CO.’S: BORAX, Burgundy Piteh, British Lim}{j AD Béy Rum, Baskets, and Books, for sa at 0. ARNOLD & CO’B. Ay, Canary Seed, Camphot; Choco--7 late;Cuttie Fish, Court Plaster, and Cof“@e, at'the Drug Store of ' 0. A. & CO.’S. ~\YE STUFFS, Day Baoke, Diarys, Davies Arithmetics. and Divers other thing or sale Cheap, at ARNOLD & CO.'S: ENVBLOPS.‘Earrings, Elementary Spell-. ing Books, Enameled Cards,jand Every: thing you can tnink of, at 0. A& C0.,8. ‘ ol FL’AVO’RING Extracts,’ Fluid & Fluid' Lamps, Fancy Note Paper, Fools Cap-do Family Groceries &c. at ARNOLD & C0.,8 ‘GUN Caps, Gum Drops, Godfreys Cordial A Glue, and Great quantities of Good things at the Drug Store of 0. A. & CO.’S.H_ AIR Oih.}ive “Syrap; Helland- Gin, Hoarhound 'Candy, and Hevery thing You want at b OV ALECONS IND’ELABLE Tk, Tgnitus Beans, Indigo, ,lpioac,’&c.ﬁt‘ ARNOLDS. J'USTwGive usa call if “you. want any of Dr Jaynes Family Medicines, and oblige Yours Reéspictfully 0. ARNOLD & CO. KLOTHE@ Ping, Kod Fish, Knuitts,Kalomel, Kathairon, and Kind treatment at’ the Drug Store of = 0. A. & Kompanys. AMP BLACK, L;Jbihs ‘Extracts.. yl.adieS' Sewing Birds, Laudanum, Licorice, and illy white, at . 2 QA .8; C0.8.~ MONEY wanted for everyv lhing in tﬁe ! live of Medicinesat 0. A. & CO.’S. NEE‘D'LES, Neefs Foot “Oil, and Notions of all kinds'at O. A& Co's, OPIUI\ﬁ Orange Pecl, Oil of Origanum, and ' all other Oils at v O.A, & Co.’s. - YHUTTY, Paris White, Pail, Pictares, Pen P Knives, Poor mans Plaster at~ Ty _ 0. A. &CO.B. {VVUILLS, Quinine, Quassia and Qu_autitieé Qof Drugsat | 0. A. & CO’S. ; R AISINS ﬂßf\e'u'ba'rb, ‘Radway’s Ready Relief, Rosin® Rose Pink, Rose Water, and every thing else at 0. ARNOL D CO.’S. SAFFRON, Sa’ndpaper. Sponge,Sal Soda b Sugar Lead, Serdlitz -Powders, Starch, Sulphur, and Scissors, at OA. & CO.’S IPAMARINDS. Tapioca, Turpentine, and ~A Tinctures of all'kinds at O.'A: & CO.’ 8 UMBER; and:Useless to Undertake the “e- -] nuweration of articles at ARNOLD’S. Y ARNISH. Veniiian red, Venice turpentine, Verdigris, and Vermillion at 0., A. Wmnow GLASS, Wall paper, WormY'Y seed oil, Whiting? Work boxes; and Wines of all kinds at O, ARNOLD & CO.’B. X_AMIN'E all the Storesin. Town, and if you cant find what you want just eall at ‘ the Drug Store of O ARNOLD & CO.’S. - YRL_LQW BANK Yatréw Robt, Foulhs Pl:gmgrs, &ec. at QA% GO ZiNC PAINTS, Cheaper than at any other store can positively be had at 0, A’ & Co' v ¥ i &EVERY:‘TH[NG usually kept'in' a-Drng Store ,m}'{ generally be found at the DRUG STORE of O. ARNOLD & co.'s

L PIERCE?S Picture Gallery of Fine Arts! i LlGONIEl?, INDIANA. I AM happy to announce to the public, and to my -forer patrons, that I have purchased a Building on Cavin St., directly .opposite McLane & Shobe’s Hardware Store, and have finished the second story off for a Gallery : Have putin a : _; Large Sky-Light, which,being combined with a Side-Light, enables me to procure good Pictures in all kinds of weather. I therefore solicit the patronage . of all who wish good and durable Pictures, as 1 feel safe in announcing that I have procured ALL the latest and best improvements, not merely because they are profitable. but because they le'%ive added happiness to my patrons’; and have placed my Pictures at such an unprecedentedly low price that they may become universal. Counsider this; Life is vacertain. . Call immediately ‘ i ° And secure the shadow : Ere the substance fades. ~N. B.—Pictures put up in good cases for only twenty-five cents ! i Instructions given on reasonable terms. 1 -tf. 2R 8. D. PIERCE. , + + Dissolution. ' : NOTICE is hereby ‘g"‘i'un cthat the undersigned dissolved their co-partnership by mutual consent on the 23d day of Jan.. 1858, Al potes and book accounts” will be settled by N. W. Field. N. W, FIELD. Ligonier, Feb. 10,1858. C, H. WARNER R s e s et SSRGSy State of Indiana, § In the circuit court of said Noble county,ss. §-county, April Term, 1858. Everett L, Stanley, ) = - A gNotice of taking Depo--Barah Stanley, ) sitions, o : Ti) said Sarah Stanley : You are hereby notified that on Thursday, the first day: ot April, A. D, 1838, at the office of George S. Gilmore, Es 3., at No. 168 1-2 Main Stréet, State Bank Building, in the City of Hartford, ~eounty of Hartford and Siate of Connecticut, brtwyeen the hours of 8 o'cloek A. m. and S o’clock p, M. of said day, before said George 8. Gilmore, Es}., a Notary Public within and - for the county and State aforesaid, we: shall roceed to take the Depositions of William ?& -Buckley, Elgazer Holines anid-others, and, f necess ,ﬁxﬁa:iﬂll,cou;inuei the taking from day to day, between the hours and at the gmlﬁf said, until the takiuglis completed. _ Baid depositions, when so taken, to be read in : wﬂmw trial of this cavse. .. ' HARFIS & BAKER, Petitioners Att'ys. i iﬁtﬂf«bi‘j,uﬁ .;Ds 1858, —3-3 w. , =

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e- R s » SRS RITS 4 ’. Cabinet , Shop. | THE subscriber having pgrman*:ntly locaA tedin the village of Albion, takes this method’of announcing to the citizens of Noble County, that he keeps-constantly on hand, aivanetyof o v o ont w 1 12 Cabinet and Chair Fu;’-niture of-every diseription, at east’fh prigese - 4 Amm\‘g’ﬂhibsﬂbck can betound m’i’f the choicest specimens of plain and fancy chairs, beaureaus; tables, stands, sofas, &c. * . ‘Please call and examine for yourselves.. - . ~Albion, Ind. - SO AR DTONS GOOD supply of Jayne & Son’s, celebraA. ted Medicines, consisting of the followg, ; L 34 Expectorant,’ i i e Haie Tonie, s -\ ; Aljerative, LR gTE Liquid Hair Dye, s ; Ague Mixture, ! . Ague Pills, | . Curminative Balsum, W Tonig Vermifuge, .'« -+ 0y i ; Linimenh i & : B ‘ “Sanative Pills, | 1 j May be found at. 0 ARNOLD & CO'S.. 0 RLANKS, | OF every discription and of superior t}luality eonstantly on hand and for sale cheap at this office, R :

Wayne Enginé & Car Works, i FORT WAYNE. . | T HE Subscribers, Proprietors of the above . Works, manutacture Ll STATIONARY ENGINES; RiiLroapCars, MacHINERY, Agricultural Impliments and castings. : of every description. - -~ They call special attention td their stationary Engines. Having adopted thée latest and best improvements, and using the best material and the graatesticare in their manufacture, their Engines are regarded as the most superior in use. ' They furnish to order . - Engines ot any regired power and size, for flour and Saw Mills, or' Machine Shops Their Works situate adjoining the Railroa:! Depots, with immediate connection with the Canal enable them todeliver work-with faeilHyand digpsteh,: 0.7 00 e R - JONES, BASS & CO.. SR LIS ; " Sherifi’s Sale, = | BY virtue of an order, to me issued, fron the Court of Common Pleas of Nobic ‘county, I will expose to. public sale at the Court-House door.in Albion,oun Saturday the 27th day of February, A, D. 1858, betwee: the hours of ten o’clock A.M. and four e’clock: P. M., the rents and profits of the followin: _real estate, for a teri of years not to excecd seven ; but if it fails to bring the debi, inter est, cosis and accrning costs, then it will b offered in fee simple, to-wit :—Lot numbe: [s] five, and Lot number [6] six, in Bloc! ‘number ‘%‘] one, in Miller’s Addition to th. town of ! iﬁﬂ,nie'»i in Noble county, Indian: “Taken as ‘the property of Fredrid Ellis anc : ﬁéﬂ%ﬁ .’g!@;%mm% a mortgage in favor of Adelah B Mislare 00 Cgpe st r .vesg,mp;,?;yimﬁmgiyt i, " The dbove sale is postponed until May. 5| 1858. at the same place and time. of day, . DS SIMONS, Sheriff' | | . ‘per A'D.‘HosrerrEn, Deputy. UMatch 4, 1896, © TR |

State of [ndiana, f‘m‘w&véﬁ*&momsa Noble county,ss. § county, April Term, 1858." Everett L. Stasley, ) -~ - oire¥Boo o o Petition for Diverce. - Sarah %ﬁhim Vil alie -wa & ’}{ | Whereas, it has been made nti:@gﬁy fo appear to the Clerk of said court, by the affidavit of a disinterested aperuo now. on file in_ his office, that the said Surah Stanley isa non-resident of the State of Indiana: Now, thercfore, the said defendant is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said Petition for Divoroe, and that the same will stand for trial on the second day of the next term of said ‘court, to be held at Albion on. the third Monday of April, A. D. 1858, when and where she may appear and defend the same, or it will be tried in her absence. Attest, = . - : BE. ALVORD, CP’kN. C. C., "~ Harris & Baxer, Att'ys. " D 330 Dated Feb, 16,1858. = . | i Irving’s Life of Washington' ILLUSTRATED ! ;GREAT inducements for Clubs. Messrs, .. G. P.Putnam & Ca., having now published the first volume of the Illustrated Edition of Irving's Life of Washington, being the complete life of Washingtan before the Revolution, are ready to furnish the same to sub~ scribers free.of postage on the receipt of $3,50 Single numbers sent post paid, to any part of the Union on receipt of 25 cts, The following inducements. are offered to clubs desiring to subscribe to this magnificent and national publication. Apy person remitting four subscriptions for the first volume comprising 14 numbers will be entitled to five complete sets, delivered ‘free of postage.— Clubs of six, remitting $2l dollars will be entitled to two extra copies of the volume or an extra copy of any ether of Putnam &._%o’s_ publications of an equal value. Clubs of twelve remitting $42, will be entitled to four copies extra, or an extra copy and a complete set of Addisgn’s works in six velumns; delivered free o&postage. The same premiums will be given fora like number of subscriptions tc the succeeding volumns.. Each number of the Illustrated Washington ‘will contain one ‘and every other number two first class Stee] Engraaings or Maps:.ln addition to the Steel engravings, the work‘contains numerous elegant Wood engravings, illustrative of historical subjects. s T Cavrron,—Persons. subscribing for the Life of Washington should gbe prrticular “to “obtain the only work which must furever re~ main thestandard authority. Irving’s life of Washington bears the imprintof [G. P. Putnam & Co., the only publishers of Irving’s Waoeks,, . ; e | ~ ‘“Every American should put this work ~side by side with his Bible on his book-shelf. Let your children read it, and learn by the example of the Great Washington, the lessons of patriotism, moral eourage,’ perseverance under difficulties which the history of his life affords. . We know of no Americar ‘work which we had rather- own than this; it is worth a thousand of the trashy publications which the press is daily sending forth.—[Sci entific. American. o G- Country papeis copying the above ad wvertisement twice will receive a complete sel of Putnam’s Story Library. : oty G.P. PUTNAM & CO., et g No. 321 Broadway, New York.

United States DirectoTHE'undersigned,, propose -issuing about A the First of October; 1857, a book under the above title, to contain about FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES, : [szeof Pages 15 by 20 inches] The object of the U. 8. Directory will be : ~ ‘lstto'give the Name and Post-Office Address of every male person [of the age of fifteen years and upwards] in the United States ' 2nd -to give the name of every Post Office and Post Master in the United States. 8d to give the name and- place of publication of every Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly Paper and Magazine, published in the United States. : - Each State, City, Tewn, Village and Post Offlce will be Alphabetically arranged. The name of each person will be Alpha betically arranged under the head of their respective Post Office Address. Asthe U. S. Directory will he a matter of ‘intevest to every resident in America, we respectfully solicit the aid of Post Masters and pthers. in all parts of the country, in obtain: ing names and sending them on as soon as soon as possible. - | I'lnmaking up lists, write the name of the Post Office, County and State, at the head of the sheet, then fill the remainder with 'distinctly wtitten names, of Male persons only, of ‘the age of Fifteen years and upwards, and as soon as you have sufficient to fill an envel‘ope forward them on‘immediately. i A Prospectus will be sent Post paid to any person who may orderit. . , - TOPREVE T M:sr;&xts,éw:'x-ite digtinctly the names, i’ost’Ofﬁce, County and State. MORRIS, GARDNER & WILKES, Publishers,:Cincinnati, Ohio. . - *.* Publishers inserting the above Prospectus, including this notice three times in their Weekly paper, and calling Jattention to the same in théir editorial columns, will receive’ @ copy of the United States Directory, delivered at their office free of charge: Direct all exchange papers to the U. 8. Directory, .

"GIFTS! GIFTS!!: FIVE THOUSAND Gold and Silver '/ Watches to be sold at wholesale prices! This is the cheapest and best lot of Watches ever before offered to- the public.” A gift in Jewelry worth from one to twelve dollars will be given with every watchin proportion to its value. Being desirous of introducing our goods permanently to the public, or in order to meet with quick, ready and cash sales, we have adopted this method for their disposal We sell composition : Verge, copper face at " $6,00 & $7,00 Fine silver lepine open face .. | 8,00 9,00 do - 'do do huntercase | - - 12,00 do do lever heavy do 15,00 18,00 do ' do Eng.patlev. do’ 15,00 20,00 Heavily gold plated lever : 21,00 Gold anchor open face 21,00 24,00 28,00 do' lever hunten case = - 30,000 37,00 do do | dobeautiful eng. 43,00 do Eng. pat.lever, do s 50,00 do . do-do . .doextra: 60,00 do ' do ¢ .0 ide . dn 70,60 do = do . do and magic watches . 80,00 ~dot- do de - de idal 90,00. do do do do do 100,00 . Any of the above watches together with a will be sent Ly mail free of postage. A ecatatlogne giving full particulars will bé sent on application to - . Gro. Downing & Co., " ' No. 33 south third street Philadelphia. -§G- Country newspapers giving this adverfisement six or more insertions will receive in vayment a superior double yointed gold pen wnd case;, worth §5, or “any other jewelry of " -2 yalue, payable on the receipt of the grst copy - ntsining the advestisement, . {ate U 1 (ndiatia, ¢ In the Noble circuit court, ‘Noble cgunt};ﬁk,‘g April Term, A, ﬁ.jﬁ_lﬂ‘(’)&’ Mary R. McKinley, ) o SHEE gl R {%""i‘l)i‘vorce,' il ¢ Davis M. McKinley. B e oE Ly I'D.having been madeto appear to me, by the affidavit of a disinterested person filed n this office, that the said defendant is-a non ~esident of the State of Indiana; therefore,, “he gaid Davig M “'ﬁclﬁinwy»‘wﬂi take notice | hat " this" suit' will stand for ‘trial at the ‘second day of the next'term of said court,and ~hat if he does not appear and answer to the same, it will be determined in hisausence | . #Lis - SAMUELE. ALVORD. ; o 2:3w. = ClkNobleco.C. €. |

PROSPEOTUS OF THE - THIRI¥SEVENTHYQLUME OF Yy INDIANA STATE JOURNAL:! Tﬂ@:;ionrml 18 now - entering its thirty.: _ seventh volume. It was eswblished in 1822, and is the oldest.paper in Indiana. Itis ‘equal in age to the city of Indianapolis, and is. nearly as old as our State Covérnment. It ‘was established when ludiana was litile else than a wilderness, and wben Indianapolis’ scarcely existed except f,n name. It hasliv‘ed and grown upon its jown merits—seldom ‘receiving official patronage or gavernmental favors. = Its name is «s a “household. wéxa: throughout the length and breadth of the. State, and its position upon all public matters —political or‘ctherwise—is so well known that any&hinf sdid in_reference to its course upon any of the questions now before the people would be superflaous. ': V&hile the Journal will continue . to advocate the great principles of freedom, and give its support to the Republioan ]_?art{'. as the party of the people—aoting with- the party when right and repudiating it when wrong—it will be for the coming year more of a fami1y paper than it has ever been, and be made more acceptable to the general reader than a purely political paper could be, A The Session 'of Congress under a new Administration is always fraught with more or less importance to the welfare of the country and the present Session will be looked upon with feelings of peculiar interest. The position of the Administration upon Kansas affairs is a matter of much public ¢oncern. The Utah question and the progress of the anticipated war in that quarter, will be a subject of great public i iterest as long as it,remains unsettled. Events are transpiring in -our own country and throughout the world to make a newspaper indispensable to every individual. Bounteous crops have blessed the husbandman throughout the land ; peace, plenty and prospetity smile upon all, and we_ appear before the public, asking for its support, feeling that we shall receive it liberally., -The past course of the Journal will be the best index of what the future will be, and promising to 4mprove upoen former efforts in producing an acceptable family and political newspaper,we submit our claims to a generdur and intelligent people. - . A ’ : Terms: One COPY ORE YBAL.¢is «vsvnssorssrssss; 1 90 Ten copies one year, and one to the getter upofthe club,..vcecisesis oo 1500 Twenty copies one year, to one-address 20 00 ‘Thirty five copies one year, to one addrees, and ane to getter of club,.. 3500 Fifty copiesone year, to one address, ;, "~ .and two to getter of clud,.eesa... 50 00 {& In Clubs of .ten the name of each’ subscriber will be written on his paper, but in larger Cinbs where the papers are sent for one dollar each, no name will be written on the papers, but the entire'club’sent to one person for him to distribute. This is the invariable practice of all papers sending out Clubs at cheap rates, and cannot departed from in any particular. : »; The'Daily Journal, Will be sent by mail for $6 ODa year, or 50 cents a month, Address ; ¢ JOURNAL COMPANY, . 4 - Indianapolis, Ind.

MAGNIFICENT PREMIUMS PR_ESEN TED to the subscrib=fiers of Graham’s [Hlustrated Magazine for, the new Year 1858. - Think of it! ‘A Beautiful Three Dollar Magazine for $1,67 a Year, in clubs of Sixor more! : Success unprecedented has attended ‘Graham’ to such an extent that, during the last Yyear, it has ‘more than Doubled its former Circulation ! : Moo No greater evidence of the inereasing populsrity of this old and favorite periodical could be given. v i Sonn New Stories, New Engravings, New . Writers, and mew attractions generally for ‘the new Year. = Graham’s Illustrated Magazine Edited by CHARLES G. LELAND, Esq. “This periodical is like a sensible, sunny and sound “hearted friend, whose appearance on one’s threshhold always gladdens the mind with the promise of a pleasant and profitable hour!” The same attractive feetures which have characterized ‘Graham’ dering 1857, and which have tended so materially to increase its popularity and circulation; will be co.tinued during the year 1858. . e The Fashion and Home Department—The latest and best Engravings, with full and plain descriptions given each month, of the mast serviceable andattractive costumes for ladies and children. s Speow i SIXTY COLORED PLATES; Five in every number—making in all during the year,spxty colored fashion and other plates together with. a large number of handsome patterns, for ail kinds of Crochet and needle works. : ' . BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS! Which are really works of art, engraved expressly for ‘Grahaw’ from the most podular subjects, and far superior to any pictures published in any other monthly ,__wﬁi- emh‘eflish every number of the new volume, ‘ An original story, entitled . ¢*The King’s ‘Love,” by Joseph J: Reed, one of our most popular authors, will he commenced in the January No. 1858 ; also an original poem by ‘G. H. Boker, Esq , and a great domestic story ‘by Mrs. B. C. Hirst. ¥ ~ " «“THE EASY TALK.”

A department which has been.rendered so popular by the Editor, Charles G. Leland, ' Esq., will'be a marked feature during the Year, and continue to merit as heretofore, the high paaise of both the press and the people fogether- with our usual historical sketches, tales of society, sketchs of travel, translations, fairy tales, gems of - poetry, interesting extracts from new works, tales of the wonderfu), usefu] sketches, fashionable novelléttes, fashion gossip, curiosities, hints for ornamental gardening items for the ladies, humorous extracts, yankee travels, receipts for the foilet and household, &c, . . s e : D TR et e One copy I.yr., $3 00 [ Three copies, $6,00 Two copies * 5,00 | Six 10,09 . YValuable Premiums to Subscribers, . To every three dollar subscriber ‘we send without charge, a copy of each of the beautiful portraits in oil colors,of General‘Washington gd bﬁpry Clay, match picturer, which for (Wauty and artistic coloring, -each .in imi-, ‘tation of OQil Paintings, have never before been equalled’in this country—similar ones ones in Londen costing six dollars apiece.— No home in America should be without these fine lifeslike pictures! For fivedollars’ we [email protected] two copies.of the Magazine one yearand -one of each of the portraits. Address - & . WATSON & Co., Graham’s Magazine, R R Y O RRaohl P

2 e w g oW O w Elkhart High School. T'HE Fall Term of this Institution will commence August 17th, 1857, and continue eleven weeks. With a full corps of compilent Assistants, the principal hopes to vender this School worthy the most liberal patronage,: > - oo S i All bills will be ‘presented’ for Prompt szment at the mi_"d_ﬁlg'ofth'c‘tefm.d . P : Rates of ‘Tjntion; j Primary Depatment, . §3OO. . Comimnon_English Branches, . 3,00 . Latin gnd Greek, o ean 080 ‘;Dtawing-,—Extra, i s 5 M'uqis, on Piano Fort, Melodian, Guit-,00 ~ ar or Organ, et 2o AUBO | B. B. McLAFFERTY, Principal,

Missouri- Democrat. b Fpamn g gymm e e B L RINTED AND_ PUBI ISHED AT ST, " LOUIS,MISSOURL. " ° Terys:—Daily, Eight Dollars pér annum: Tri-Weekly, ‘Five Doxmﬂeeklyf'rwﬁ Dollars in advance. . Clubs—Ten eopies for fifteen dollars; Twenty copies, 18 dollars.—. A(k!.‘eg i g 1 v ¥, LerHn :'4':'”s.;‘: . .., WM. McKEE, Bt. Louis, Missouri, T"”HE MISSOURL DEMOCRAT 18' A i “Western Jourb‘aljdégted to the interests of the West, and published at Bt. Louis, the centre of the valley of. the Mississippi, the focus of news, polities, l“ter_am'ri:, commerce and manufacturies, his faculties for iving the lstest intelligence in each and all og these respects are untiveled, and its patrons may be: assured that no expence or labor will be spared to make it the paper of the people.— Every department is-filled with tallented and reliable conductors. Its corps of correspond‘ents in Washington Ciiy, New York, New Orleans, Kansas, Kebraska, New Mexico and Utah,nuinber some of the ablest writers in the ccuntry. Contributions'relating to the agricultural resources, the husiness -and population of the surrounding villages -and towns, and the local news of the neighboring States, will alwaysibe found in its columns., . The markets of the chief cities of the West- the statistics of preduction apd shipmen.—the marine interests of our great tiver—and_the trade.of ur railroads will each be carefully noted. The latest information by telegraph from every?quarter will be furnished; the details by foreign steamers will be given in full, review of hew publications of interest will be sedulously supplied; and in brief everything that can afford entertainment to the reader or knowledge to thethinker will be presented to its subscribers. i , i EXCHANGE LIST “This Journal has now the Largest exchange hist of anv pnblished in the West, and the proprietors have been con-trained ta decline ‘making any additions thereto, although daily solicited t» extend such favors, In order, howevgr, that"a mutual benefit may be realized, we now propose to furnish a daily copy of the Missonri Democrat’ to any newspaper that will insert for {hree months the above prospectus. : Papers desirous of reciprocating will please send a marked copy of the issue containing it. o n2md

To . Printers----Copper Faced tEadid . Type. 0 CORTELY(’)US' NEW TYPE FOUNDRY and Printers’ Warerooms, established ‘n 1823. ; E : N 0.25 Spruce-St., New Yeork. ‘ (Four doorsbelow William.) The subscriberiis ‘prepared to furnish his well-known; aud. superior book and newspaper types, in fonts to suit purchasers. Also, German and ornamental types,Gieek Hebrew, ornaments, music, brass rules, &c., manufactured of metals equal to any in this country, and finished in the most accurate manner.— He also furnishes presses, chases, composingsticks, stands, cases, furniture, &c, | Wood and Metal Types, From other foundries, and every article required;in a printing office, at the lowest prices for cash or approved paper. - Type copperfaced by the Newton Company, furnished to order. Old ‘type received atB eents ‘per lb., in exchange for new. Estimates for printing establishments farnished ou application. Also, 10,000 Ibs, of plain and ornamental types; borders, &c., of the late foundry of H. H. Green, for sale cheap for cash, and font of second-band typ=,from Small Pica toAgate - Also, second-hand [fressexs ¢ '1 Hoe superroyal, 1 miedium, Z cap, 1 Albion, 1 Ruthven, L Ruggles quarto sheet job engine; 1 Gordon, 1 Copperplate, and 1 Lithographic, . Printers of newsvaper, who will insert this .advertisemeng’sthree times bofore January Ist, 1858, and sen(' me one of their papers, will be paid in printing types, when purchasing four times the amount of the bill. = - ¢ , PETER C. CORTELYOU. Fort Wayne,

WNiercantile Institute. Corner of Main and Calhoun Streets, opposite the Poblic Square; Ft. Wayne, Ind. ~ C.J. DIETRICH, Frincipal PROF. OF THE SCIENCEOF ACCOUNTS AND PRACTICAL ANE ORNAMENTAL PENNMANSHIP.. T HIS Institute, located in one of the fin: esi Cities in the State, 15 now in a highly flourishing condition. - From the thorough and comprehensive course of instruction, combined with the ele_gance, beauty and convenience of the roems, the highly qualied teachers, and pleasant and healthy location, it is rendered the most attractive Institution, toull who may desire an ‘accomplished and through practical Mercan“tile Education. e e, A full and entire comse of instruction embrces . o S : ‘ 2 ‘. . Book-XKeeping, By Double and Single Entry, and its practical application to every department of trade and commerce, as practiced by the most accomplished and successful modern Accountants. Also Mercantile Correspondence, Com‘mercial Calculations, Commercial and Ornamental Pénmanship, &e. sie g The System of Penmanship taught in this Institute, stands unrivaled, ' : - THE LADIE'S DEPARTMENT. Is elegantly furnished and arranged with neatness and convenience expressly: for the Ladies, : Lo ' Tuition for full Commercial Course, Practicalel | L ; D - Penmanship included . $25,00 Tuition for above with Ornamental Penmanshipis oo st o s 85,00 Average expense of Commercial Course] j including Boarding from $45,00 to = 55,00 * Catalogues contain full explanation, sent free upon applicaaion. + . .-, pßtf . Sign of thc Padlock.,

0. . MORGAN, . . Buccessor to H. Durrie, ) No: 81 Columbia St., Fort Wayne,lnd. . Dealer in every désaription of Foreiguland domestic : HARDWARE ! Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Building Materials . Baddlery Hardware, Gubsmiths’ Trim- . mings, Farmers’ Tools, such’as il .. Chains, of all kinds, Shovels, .. .- * ‘Spades;Scoops, Forks, = . P . ot Reen ke T .| Mechanics Tools of ewery Variety, COOKING, BOX AND PARI 0 . STOVES, Tin, platé, Sheet Tronand Copper. - TIN WARE AT REDUCED PRICES AR R e ggosmx:sor Dairy and Table Sal ' _of superior quality;for saleby- || T o, SRNOLD RGO,

00l s G Jug Office No. 335 Broadway, New York Fourth Quarterly Sale of Gold and Silver Walches, egawm{agm; )ug ne it et &WM[.( sk . AGENTS WANTFD. List of Retail Prices of Pens, Cases, &c, &e. oGI RaE e -$l,OO ~Gold Pen and Silver Helder, 2,00 - Gold Pen and double ex-Silver Holder 3,00 Mammoth do do .do - ... 4,00 ‘Leviathan do do =do - 500 ' Fountain Pen, Deck Holder, 3,00 .~ Mammoth: do' ‘de do 7 2,00 “Engrossing Pens (i) SRR DBO - Levithan andßox . .. = 200 Gothic Silver Caseand Pen = * 2,00 Gothic Engrossingcase and Pen = = 4,00 “Gothic Mammoth = do’° 00. ‘Gold Tooth Picks -1 - Poo . Gold Footh and Ear Picks - | omo . Pencils, Watch Key, and Tooth Pick 300 . Ladies’ Gold Pepeils. . = | 760 loode - T ige e e e 300 & doos ade Lol e ety do* . dot .eo .. withpen 500 Cants Gold Cases and Pens -~ - 00 Lo e det N aalgs ~do 'Gothic do do - do | 12,00 And all kinds of styles at the retail prices;™ - To the purchasers of our Pens we present a number of tickets on every dollars worth purchased, which entitles the ho!der, by an extra payment of 25 cents oa each ticket, to a preium varying in value from Ito slo.— The preinms congist of various articles of Jewelry, viz: Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Goblets, Sjiver Fruit Baskets, Gald Guard Chains for Ladies, Lockets, Bracelets, Gent’s Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses, &¢,, none of which sell for less than one.dollar.— Country purchasers may rely on being as fairly.deit with, as regards the prices, as if they themselves were ‘present. Shadrim e We have been in operation for three years,: and thousands have bought of us, and we have never learned that any one was ever dissatisfied. ~This plan affords every oppottunity of obtaining a gold watch or somie: article of Jewelry, for a trifiing sum. AIl our pens, pencil-cases, &c., are manufactured by ours selves with great.care, and we offer (bem at precisely . the same prices asked in all other stores in the city. ~ Toagents we offer the most advantageous induecements, and any energelic person can do well by working for us. ‘We-ssish agents in every part of the country, and persons who would like to become such will pleass|to address as, and we will send them printed circulars of prices, terms &c.— We bave np stated periods for distribution,— The momept a pen is purchased,the purchaser is entifled to receive his preium on the payment/of 25 cents extry, = = - - MERRICL, BENTON & DEAN, | 335 Broadway, New York. . N. /B.~Géld Pens repointed in - a superior manijer, Enclose the pen and 39 centsinP - O. stamps, and the pen will be repointed and. returned post paid. o i - CONNER'S = = - UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY.' Nos. 29,31, and 33 Beekman Street : - INEW YORK. ; N

" To Printers and ' Publishers.—The undersigned beg to inform the Trade that they have issued their New Quarto. Specimnen | Book of Printing Types, Bordering &c., and that it-is now ready for delivery to théir old patrons, and toall who patronize their foundry. Init will be founda new series of Faces, from Pearl to- Pica, surpassing, if possible their celcbrated Series of Scotch Cut Faces. : : ey - The Fancy Type Department exhibits an unsurpassable vaiiety of beautiful styles, selected trom France, Germany and England, - The Scripts and Borderings are now, for the first time,. presented to the Printing Public, and are the productions of the best American and European Artists. . . -~ An entire new series of Gérman Faces, both for Newspaper and Job Printing, of a very superior style, is now completed and for sale, o Fan et e Every articlé necessary 1o a perfect Printing Establishment furnished to order. The metal from which the type is made will be found. peculiarly adapted to thesevere usage of machine press pripting.” - We hayve added to our establishment every thitig necessary for Electrotyping or Sterotyping in Copper, all Cuts, Job or' Fancy Type, and all such other matter as may offer, —embraced within the compass of 16 X2O ininches; as well as for Copper-Faging all ‘type manufactured By us—if desired, ' ‘N.[B. Newspapers, who will insert the above four times, and forward us a copy, will be entitled to pay in any article of our manufacture, by trading four times the ameunt of their respective bills, =~ : : ... . JAMES CONNER & SONS. " 8. .P. ROUNDS, General Western Ggent 7 JOHN HANNA, (Suecessor to Henry Miller & Co) WHOLES@ALE dealer in Tebaecco, L ‘Sig‘.a‘rs. No. 112 Woodward Ave‘nue ‘near the National Hotel. Keeps constantly on hand an extensive assortmént of the ‘best and latest styles of ity Ly Imported Havana, Principe, Medium and L i+ Lanires Bigars. < 1 Snuff and Pipes. Also, the most celel rated brands of Virginia Honey Dew and Cavendishj Tobacco, ibs, to. lbs. 5 lump and 8s together with every aritcle usnally keptin thetrade. . . " Detroily; Mich.

Camparet, Hubbell & Forwarding & Commission Merchants ke 0w FORE WAYNE, IND e & ol - 'W E receive, Store and ;Forward' Goods [ Y. by the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi‘cago, a§ the Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroads, and by the Wabash and the Eris Canal,f‘andﬁae'a!'in allf'k'infi_s_of CPRODUCE Salt, Fish, Nais, 'Pork, Beef; Four, e | Gllask 1 oealnBid wllniih & We are also Agents et i FAIRBANK’'S CELEBRATED SCALES FoAE A R e e Dupont’s Gun Powder, For Sperting and Blasting purposes. :And for . Peacock & Son’s:Steel Plow.. Our Warehouse is well located q§§ the Canal Basin at the east end of Columbia street, at - ‘the termination of the side track of tmimq burgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad, - Jan 20,1856, 01 iVi e gi'_zme TTTALDERMAN AOTEL, . H 8. ALDERMAN, PROPRIETOR, dagonter 0 T ndians. H .8 ALDERMAN now accupies the Al 'weij‘bi:kﬁWn:"imd:atformerxy"qmﬁb | thsiF?tggﬂ House, by R, -Sidnm:d‘ A M it distinctl ;]mdmmétw erstood that he keeps as good ‘house as.can be feund in the west, * Al travS ““"“‘?95 exstat sojourn in ihi <if. him. Free omnibus to and from the ears;'on serivel of saehitrain, - 0 =OT