Fort Wayne Daily Times (Newspaper) - February 3, 1856, Fort Wayne, Indiana JOHN W DAWS OBI Editor M will willingly praise and condemn as fearlessly when justice requires W VOL 1 FORT WAYNE IND FEB 3 1853 NO 171 Stone nies PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAYS JOHN W DAWSON Editor ana Proprietor p Times Building corner Clinton and Streets Terms invariably advance One Year 00 Kx Months 3 00 Mouths 1 75 Information UTAH Legal advertisements one dollar square ol ten lines for one und cents square for each subsequent insertion Business and Miscellaneous Advertising One square of 10 lines or less first insertion 00 additional insertion 25 One square three months 5 00 One square six months 9 00 One square one year 15 00 Two squares three 7 00 Two squares six mouths 13 00 Two squares one year 20 00 Three squares three months 10 00 Railroad Advertisements Three squares six 00 Three squares one 00 Yearly advertisements of a column or less will be inserted at n liberal discount above rates and will be inserted until otherwise marked and charged accordingly Furall and transient advance will be required and for all others the same i Leaves Fridays at aless ordered by a responsible party or a Arrives Saturdays payment given I OHIO letters pertaining to the Editorial and Leaves 1 at- I ness department of the Office must be directed to the j Arrives POST OFFICE FORT WAYNE Time of Arrivals and Departures of the Mails Cleveland Columbus Pittsburg Cincinnati and Indianapolis via Ohio and Ind Railroad Leaves Daily Sundays at 9 00 A ir Arrives at 7 20 p a TOLEDO Leaves Daily Sundays at 8 A M Arrives Mondays r AI IND Leaves Daily Sundays A M Arrives Mondays r M Mien Leaves Sundays A M Arrives P ii PIQUA Leaves it Fridays A M Arrives Tuesdays Thursdays it Saturdays 5 r u COLUMBIA CITY Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at G A M Arrives Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 7 p M Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays i Saturdays at 8 A M Arrives Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 3 r si IND Leaves Mondays and Fridays A M Arrives Tuesdays 7 e M WINCHESTER Leaves Mondays and A M Arrives Tuesdays p M ST JOSEPH OHIO Miscellaneous Miscellaneous BACON'S west V Summer commencing Monday comer of sixth and Walnut Cincinnat Juno 25 Train ill leave the sixth street The undersigned has removed his Depot ns FIRST Express at 5.30 A M For Indianapolis Lafayette Peru Michigan City Chicago Hock Island St Louis the West way Stations SECOND Express at A M For Clyde Cleveland Dunkirk New York and Boston connecting at College to his new north west cor- FOKT WAYNE MERCANTILE Black coiner Main and Fort Wayne Principal of this tion from past experience and success as a teacher ner of Walnut and Sixth streets he has and practical book-keeper has no hesitation in say led up a splendid suit of rooms expressly for this spared neither pains nor expense This train stops at all the n making them in every respect the most ent and pleasant school rooms in the United States The plan adopted in teaching combines practice with instead of using books the pupils are exercised in making origmai entries of every day Forest for Crestline Pittsburgh Philadelphia business transaction Journalizing Posting Times and alll communications intended must be written in a plain and ble style and those pertaining to private matters wiil be inserted on the usual terms FOR PAY unit This Office is now supplied with the most perfect and complete assortment of JOBBING MATERIALS ever brought to Indiana to used in the Typographical Art together with LAIS and FANCY TYPES in an extensive and variety and we will be pleased to receive iers for G A XI 7 P 31 1 A M P MAUION Leaves 3 r M Arrives LIBERTY MILLS Leaves Fridays A ir Arrives 7 p ir Mails which leave in morning will close the previous evening All others 30 minutes before con- tract time for departure CT Office open during the week from 7 a m to S p in and ea Sundays from 9 to a m and from 1 to 2 p m JOHN G MAIER P M timore Washington and Sandusky with train for Toledo and Chicago arriving a1 Chicago at 2 A M This train stops only at Hamilton Middletown Dayton Springfield Urbana Belfontaine Tiffin Norwalk and Grafton THIRD at 8 a Dayton Springfield Cleveland and way stations Connects at Forest for Crestline Philadelphia timore and also to Lima Delphos and Fort Wayne Same train connects at Sandusky with steamer BAY for Detroit and at Dayton with train for Troy Piana FOURTH Accommodation at 11 a Hami ton and all way Stations FIFTH and Dayton at 2.30 p at all way stations Connects at Dayton for and at Hamilton Eaton Richmond Indianapolis go SIXTH Express at 5 p m for ton Springfield Sandusky and way land Dunkirk Buffalo Albany New York and Boston connects at Forest for crestline burg Philadelphia Baltimore and at Hamilton for Richmond and intermediate stations SEVENTH Accommodation at p train stops regular stations and at fla ductor Of any description Color or Style including 1 kinds used by Merchants and Storekeepers Retailers and Medicine Dealers Auctioneers Hail Road Agents Officers Stock Companies Brokers Commission and Forwarding Express Men Professional Men Literary Societies Pr of Now Articles of all Trades Architects t A Lists u of Social Assemblies Travelling Agents Fanners or sellers of Real Estate Sellers of Personal property Renters I M short all kinds used by all classes and nil vvho are willing to pay a reasonable tor a good Job of work Ml orders by mail promptly attended to and warranted WEIGHTS AND MEASURES The following is a table showing the legal weight of the articles enumerated per bushel which is the nil only true way of selling or buying produce or cles named Statutes of Ind 1853 A Bushel of pounds Of shelled Corn on the Corn 56 50 CO 32 stations on signal or notice to t checked to Cleveland Dunkirk lo and Pittsburgh RETURNING Trains leave Dayton at 5.00 and 7.45 a m 1.35 and p m Leave Richmond at 7.00 and 10.30 a m and 6.30 p m Leave Hamilton at 6.00 6.10 and 9 00 a m 12 Rye Buck Potatoes Beans Bran Clover Seed Timothy seed Flax Hemp Bluegrass r Dried peaches Dried apples Onions Salt Coal 60 20 60 45 56 45 14 46 33 70 For further information or tickets apply at the Ticket corner of Broadway and Front St under the Spencer House on Walnut street next door to the Gibson House or at the Sixth Street Depot 0 AMES Sup I 1855 anting accounts opening closing a great vari ety of different sets of books boil for partnership and individual business where the business has been prosperous and and thus qualifying the student for entering into the practical duties of the accountant in any kind of business The course of instruction will consist of DOUBLE EN rev BOOK KEEPING embracing every department of trade arid Mercantile accounts Wholesale Retail commission Exchange Banking turing Shipping Individual Partnership boating and Compound Company Business com- calculations Practical Penmanship and commercial Law also lectures oh the science of accounts custom of merchants In addition to the regular course of study the undersigned has made with Henry Snow Esq Hon Belamy Prof and other t to deliver a course of lectures on the subject of Commercial Law tory ol commerce Political Economy as ed with commerce and other subjects of great im- portance in a commercial point of view and never before introduced in any Mercantile college in the United States Pupils are individually and not in classes so that students may enter at any time and proceed in the ratio of their capacity and Public examinations are had though pupils are examined privately if they desire when th student undergoes rigid and thorough interrogations by the Principal by a committee of Prac Accountants and Businessmen and diplomas awarded to are deemed worthy of them A can be completed in from six to ten weeks And in conclusion the Principal would state that everything in his power will be done to advance his students and make them thorough and accomplished accountants and his extensive quaintance with the business community will gen enable him for those de- sirous of obtaining them For a full course of lessons in Book Keeping Writing commercials calculations 1855 1855 TITTLE MIAMI via Columbus and To Buffalo New York Boston Niagara Falls Montreal Quebec by the and Cleveland route and w R S BACON Principal Cincinnati July 1855 POSTAGE OH NEWSPAPERS Rates of Postage when paid in advance on wil sent from the Office oj Publication to Actual Subscribers one sent to actual sub- the county where printed and and not exceeding IS 02 in weight circulated UIK where published Si cents and periodicals or the weight of 3 M and sent to any part of the United States GJ M STATES THE SALARY FRANKLIN PIERCE of J D of Indiana Vice President pro THE CABINET WILLI IM L of New York Secretary of State MOO JOIES Kentucky Secretary of the ROBERT of Michigan Secretary of the Interior JAMES C of North Carolina Publishers or newspapers and periodicals may send f-m other from their respective offices of publication posi age one of each publication and may also i to each publication if made cither office or the office ol delivery hen made office evidence of such payment to the at the office THE LAW OF i Subscribers who do not give express mil ice to the con- 1 are considered as wishing t continue their if subscribers order CM continue to send them until all arrearages neglect or refuse to take papers he to which they are directed they are ueld subscribers remove to an other place without irn the publisher and their paper is sent to the for- 1 they arc held responsible -1 he courts have decided that refusing to a Vr from the or removing and leaving It uncalled is facia evidence of intentional Regular cation of Fort Wayne Encampment No 4 third evening in each month Wayne Chapter No 19 first Wednesday 1 in each month No 25 Tuesday evening ling each full moon U D Friday evening next wing each full moon have meeting every week on- Tuesday All Masons in good standing if our city are fraternally invited to attend Instruction will hereafter meet in the of the Navy JAMES of Postmaster Gen CALEB Massachusetts THE JUDICIARY ROGER B of Maryland Chief Justice John of Ohio Justice James of Georgia John Catron of Tennessee Peter V Daniel of Virginia Samuel Nelson of New York Robert C Grier of Benjamin R Curtis of Mass Jolin A Campbell of Ala A WEIGHT Governor R D SLATER Speaker of Senate E B COLLINS Secretary of State H E TALBOTT Auditor of State W R Treasurer of State A Z STUART Judge Supreme Court S E PERKINS S B GOOKINS 4 POUTER Reporter to Supreme Court W BEACH Clerk ALLEN COUNTY DIRECTORY J L Worden Prest Judge lOth Judicial District E R Wilson Prosecuting Attorney J W Adams Joseph Brackenridge District Attorney L D G Nelson Clerk Robert Starkweather Auditor Bird Treasurer K Sheriff W A Jackson County Surveyor IAKE CITY TEE WEST capt W T Pease D H and owned by i and Cleveland New York and Erie and N York central routes in connection with Lake Steamers at Cam and 9 a in FIKST 6 o'clock a 01 arrives at Cleveland o'clock p p this train have 54 hours at Cleveland SECOND nine o'clock a m making direct connection at Cleveland with the Steamer Both the trains by route run directly along side the steamer leaving their names at the ticket of- fice state rooms will be telegraphed for Trains run by minutes faster Through Tickets and all information can be ob- at the new offices No House building W L O'BRIEN ticket agent 177 Front Gibson House building ALEX ILTON ticket agent or at the old office S E cor- ner Broadway and Front street opposite Spencer House oral the eastern Little Miami Depot east Front street Office hours from J a in until p m P W STRADER General The Omnibus Line calls for passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and every train By ving directions at either ol the above offices will call for passengers in all parts of the city without Mercantile Col- lege Superior Street Cleveland Ohio and Main Street Buffalo New H B ant J W Lusk H D DIRECTORS Hon J R GIDDINGS Pres G HIRAM LOKIN ANDREWS H HITCHCOCK N S TOWNSEND W F OTIS Esq G GORDON Estf R C fencer fail 16 y Win T Dailey Henry Dickerson F P J Wise Recorder CITY DIRECTORY Wm Stewart Mayor Patrick City Marshal Co Commissioners M ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS Wayne No W II Brook N G G Stewart No Thursday veiling C N U S W Gribbon V C 0 J Dietrich on the Island 3d in each month V W C V D K H P 1 k OF REBECCA day in each R N Godfroy Wm W Carson C Reiker Clerk Attorney Treasurer ft Plows rows Straw Cutters Corn Shelters Threshing for sale at July AJ 11 MILLS OW Notary and Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad Co No 37 Block 2nd story WILLIAMS WHOLESALE CKRS No 85 Columbia Ind We would call the attention of country and grocers to om stock Our purchases are all made with direct reference to the jobbing business and we are ubk to supply dealers with ery tiling in our line on an favorable terma al as can be bought east or south July 3131 1855 A Duncan Cameron Dentists No 156 West Sixth street between Race and Elm streets Cincinnati This office un- der the of its present proprietors has eeh increasing in reputation for superior ions in the artificial department of Dentistry for he last ten years and no expense or efforts shall be wanting to give satisfaction to all who may it with their patronage Tne subscribers would call attention to the fol owing essential points Beauty and naturalness of appearance iy and strength of the materials comfort to the and usefulness in restoring the natural of the and ability to masticate all of which warranted in saying they are exceeded by none ant equalled by inserted from one to a full set with il gums Full and half sets invariably by suction All operations in Dentistry performed in the most thorough manner T E K M S superior character of the work and the guarantee given they aw the most the West Two Teeth or more o UM per Toain i Silver Plate The money refunded if the Teeth do not prove satisfactory the nation of those living at a dis- tance we would state that our facilities are such that we can make in the finest style a full set p Teeth in from to 48 hours and small prices in proportion so that no need erf W C DUNCAN J 0 CAMERON No West Fifth street between Rice and Elm Cincinnati July 16 OUT Ms laid ou the west half of the north-east of sea tiou fourteen in township thirty range twelve into seventeen nut lots of about five acres Saul lots are one mile south of the court 01 ilia old I road ai d will he sold on terms For further information Inly ai Agricultural and SccdStoi Co successors to Hoo her and fi Purdue's block July Hi itf Prof ST JOUN E F n Esq FACULTY of the Accts and S Lectures an Business Customs H D Straiten W Lusk Business Penmanship and Lecturer on commercial cor- respondence Hons Judge Starkweather and H D Clark on commercial law 1 Handy Lecturer on Banking Finance Ac res Asa Mohan Lecturer on Economy Lev J Kyatt Smilh commercial ethics R White and J B Merrian on com- computations For full course including all de- of Lectures and that the facilities afforded to young men for qualifying themselves for the duties of the ing room and various other mercantile pursuits are unsurpassed by any similar institution in the Union The course of instruction is thorough and tical and embraces by single onn Entry and its depart inent of trade as now practiced most ac and experienced accountants on an entire new and successful plan enabling in much less time to become more self r liant than by any sther plan also Commercial Law Mercantile Commercial Calculation practical and ornamental PENMANSHIP Archi- Drawing The system of Penmanship is unrivalled giving a free and easy use of the hand and pen thereby enabling the student to effert any style of writing Young Ladies and gentlemen desirous of qualifying themselves for teachers will save much time and expense by curing this system taught in no other m the west The thorough and extensive course of tion combined with the elegance beauty and coil of tne rooms the highly qualified teach ers and pleasant and healthy renders this the most attractive institution to all who may de- sire an accomplished commercial education There is also connected with it a Ladies De- fitted with elegance and expressly lor their convenience being entirely separate from the male department having a separate entrance from the street C J DIETRICH July 18th 55 Principal URA GE AMERICAN CT USES WRITING Manufactory 39 Vine Street Cincinnati Since this superior Fluid Ink has been before the public now nearly two years it has been gaining in favor and preferred to the far-famed Arnold Fluid During the past year TWENTY QUART and PINT BOTTLES together with innumerable have been sold to BANKERS ind MERCHANTS IN CINCINNATI VILLE PITTSBURG BUFFALO CLEVELAND DETROIT JENNES INDIANAPOLIS FRANKFORT LEXINGTON NASHVILLE MEMPHIS ST LOUIS f AT CHEZ and NEW ORLEANS It has also been adopted in the STATE MENTS of KENTUCKY and It has taken THREE FIRST CLASS DIPLOMAS at Mechanic's Institute of Louisville and four Diplomas and Hrize Meda it State Fairs held last Fall in New York Ohio In- diana find Illinois A SILVER MEDAL has just been awarded this Fluid at the State Fair of New York held at Elmira The following Bankers and Merchants cf Fort yne have adopted this INK to Banch of the State Bank Allen Co Banters City Hough i Jones Insurance Practical Penmanship or full course in Ladies Department American Express Co J W Townley Co B N Bash Union Telegraph Office H R Schwegman N B Freeman Go Hanna Times Office Comparet Hubbell Co Son H Hill For salle at Manufacturers prices by C Sole agent for the Manufacturers Dec 1 00 25 00 ersons taking Penmanship alone re- 20 lessons for S 00 or various styles of ornamental penmanship as agreed upon THE DESIGN of the Institution is to afford for acquiring in an expeditious mannei thorough knowledge of the Commercial Science nd Art as practically employed in the oom and business pursuits generally THE BOOK DEPARTMENT is under the onal of one of the best in the United States No Mercantile college n possesses superior if equal es for imparting a thorough practical knowledge if commercial science TIIK COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace the most and practical forms for keeping books by louble entry in the various departments of trade nd commerce including general wholesale and mercantile exchange commission railroad banking shipping and com- pound company business DAILY LECTURES will be delivered upon the of commercial mercantile commercial business commerce commercial PENMANSHIP practical and ornamental will be taught by J W Lusk who for rapid and correct writing is unsurpassed by any teacher of pry in the West More attention is given to plain penmanship at this Institution than at ny other mercantile college in the United States ind we pledge ourselves to impart to our patrons systematic plain and rapid business hand ing to a more general extent than is done at any similar college in the State The suite of rooms occupied By this Institution are more extensive elegant and conveniently ted up than those of any similar college m the Union The department is entirely separate from the and is fitted up in a and convenient manner The arrangements for and patronage of this department aie unequalled Through the extensive business acquaintance o the Principals mariy of the students on graduating are placed in lucrative situations corner of Fifth and Walnut streets Cincinnati Ohio The attention of the lic is respectfully called to the course of studies pre scribed th is Institution for the purpose of ing individuals practical for the duties of the and business suits generally The prominent subject of Double Entry Book Keeping in other words tie ence of Accounts in its adoption to every variety of transactions that can possibly arise in the operation s of trade whether Wholesale Retail Commission Jobbing Banking Manufacturing other form of business Instruction is also given in Practical Penmanship Calculations theart of writing tile letters The course also includes daily on Commercial Law and that branch of 1 Economy is strictly connected with trade and The Principal of this Institution was e first to introduce Commercial Law as a branch of Instruction and Political Economy is not light that he is aware of in any similar ent in the These Lectures are ed at such hours as not to interfere with the me of study for other departments Terms for the whole is given individually thus en can enter at any time IT The Institution being chartered students on receive a diploma signed by a bofird of and legal gentlemen The time requisite to complete the course ave J SUNDRY Principal Ohio Mechanics Institute Cin Ohio This is to certify that the Penmanship executed by ohn Gundry and deposited at the Tenth Annual of the Ohio Mechanics Institute was ad- to be the best exhibited In testimony where t Certificate is awarded Given our hands this 1st day of 0 M- GREENWOOD President TUST received setts Berlin Iron Stone setts common ware together with any amoun Blue Stone and mulberry ware for sale low am no mistake at TAMES S at i ma a ry Columbia City Ind in th HE Co Wholesale and Retail dea ers in genuine Drays and Medicines ah Paints Oils Dye Woods Glass Druggists Glas ware Surgical corner Columbia an Fon Wayne 16 y Ladies Fancy NEW HAT STOSE 144 Street FOURTH WE ARE NOW OF- FERING THE LARGEST and BEST MENT of DIES FURS ever opened in 11 of which entirely and selected nr ORE IF from tiie Latest Eastern Patterns Will please examine Our Stock Wore xs we are offering inducements to cash and il time buyers We have inst received by o a lot of Com- Brown Soft all Beautiful Goods L H Co Wholesale nnd WALNUT ST BELOW JW KILLS SONS and dealers Cards and Inks Springfield AY HOOPEE city Ind tio Court House
