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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-13

NOTICE-In behalf of the Pupils of the Public School
OF this city, the undersigned most cordially extends to the
Teachers and Pupils OF the Puplc Schools of the county!
the HOSPlTALITIIlS Of the place.
October bth 1Sh9.-1-td OVERTnN
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-13
q Exhibition, in Nevads
On "WEDNESDAY. Oct. goth.

The undersigned is fully persuaded that nothing tends
more TO stimulate and sustain Youth in the pursuit Of
knowledge, than frequent PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS, and
that it is greatly calculated to induce in the Public deep
interest in Education and better and liberal sup
port Of the PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
IT OVERTON.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-13
ANNUAL SCHOOL CELEBRATION.

TTNIHE TEACHERS AND PUPILS OF THE
Public Schools of Nevada County, respectfully in
vited to hold PUBLIC
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-13
ON WEDNESDAY EvENI

GD HS CE( M H& ~ ,
great lot of the most costly and tasteully seeca
FANCY ARTICLES
October 9Th 1S5S.-1-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-13
DIR. SNYDER

Feels it his duty to notify the public generally tb.,
continues to prescribe for PATIENTS and to be consulted
his rooms,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
g, r. BUCKALEW,
JOHN G. EVANS,
SAMUEL j. RANDALL,
GEORGE w. MILLER.
. ~ . - :

THE MARRIED Man. .a-Iio# is it that
girls can always tell married man from
I single one? The facL is indsputable.
The philosophy of it is beyond our ken.
Blackwood says that ''thc fact of matri-
mony or bachelorship is written so Iegi-
bly, IN mans appearance, that no ingc-
nulty can conceal it. EVERYWHERE there
is some inexplicable instinct that tells us
whether an individual (whose name, for
tune and circumstances are totally un-
known be he, or be he not, a married
man. Whether it is certain Subducd
look, such as that which charactcrizcs
the lions, in a mcHagcrie. and distin-
guishcs them from the lords of the des-
sert, We cannot !cli; but that the truth
is so, We positively affirm"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

PooR LIvINo.-A good Methodist
minister at the West, who lived on a very
small salary, was greatly troubled at one
time to get his quarterly instalment. He
had called on his steward number of
a mes, but had each time been put oil
it'll some excuse. His wants at length
booming urgent, he went to his steward
hd told him that he must have his money,
his family were suffering for the ne
; essaries of lite. "Money :" replied the
teward. "You preach for money l
lought You preached fer the good of
pulls - "Souls " replied the minister
| can't eat souls, and if I could, it would
Ike thousand such as yours to make
decent meal"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
SELECT POETRY.
AN OLD ElAMos DB8Mmo


oh for one hour OF youthful JOY
Give back my twentieth spring
I'D rather laugh a bright haired boy
Than reign gray.haired King
OF with the wrinklcd spoils Of Hge
Away with learnIngH crownl
Tear out life's wisdom written page,
Aud dash its trophies down.
One moment et my life blood stream
From boybood's fDunt of flame
Give NE one gddy, Iccling dream
Of life all owe and lamc
My listening angel heard the prayer,
And calmly smiling said,
Lf hut touch Thy silN cred hair,
Thy hasty wish had sped.
But is there nothing in thy track
To bid thee fondly ,tuy,
Whilc the swift seasoi.s hurry back
To ind the " ish ed for tay
Ah, trupst soul Of womankind
Without thee, what were liiu
One bliss ca mot leave behind
III tIkc-my-pr precicns-wrtc
The angel TOOK sapphire pen
Aud wrote in rainbow hue;
The man would be n hoy in,
And be n husband too
And is there nothing vet unsaid
Before the change npp"ufsl
Rem member, all their gitts have hrd
Win those dissolViug ycarsi
Why, yss; iGr memory would recnli
My fond psteTnal iny4:
Cnuld not bear to leave them all :
I'll iakc-nly-gi -girl-and-bo
The smiling angel dropped his pcn,--
WAY this will never do;
The man would be- n boy utain.
Aud be father too
And so laughnd--my laughter woke
The household with it's nOIse.-
And wrote my dr'aD when morning trSke,
To please the gray haired boys.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

m amenuIhg the consIIIutIoA that SUCH
majority, ifit exist cannot nullify and hold
for nought constitution regularly formed;
in short, that maiorlties equally with mi-
norlies arc bound by existing constitu-
tons and laws. The other reply is fur
nishod by the late mastery and conclusive
message of the President, transmitting the
constitution to Congress. Il is there
shown by the most satisfactory evidence,
tha! the great portion of this alleged ma
iority is made up Of insurgeut and rcyolu-
.jonagy elements,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

DO make yourselves at home ladies'
sad hostess to her vistors one day.
i am at home myself aud wish YOU all
wrrc."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

BREACH OF PRoNsE.-A Young Anne
rican lady in Paris th.catens to sue Pre-
sident Buchanan for breach of promise.
She says that dining at her fathers table
years ago, he said 10 hcr-- " My dear
Miss, il ever should he President, YOU
Shall be mistress af tL5 Nhjtc Ftouse."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
Webster on tho Love of Home.

The following noble sentiments were
uttered by Daniel Webster 1t is only
sh .l!o@-minded pretcnders who make
either distinguished origin matter of
personal meri! or obscure origin a matter
of personal rcproach. A man who is not
ashamed OF himself need not be ashamed
Of his early condition. 1t did happen to
me to be born IN n leg bin, raised among
the snow drifts Of New Hampshire, at a
period so early that when the sm,ke rose
from it, rude chimney, and curled ovrr the
frozen hills, there was no SIMILAR evidenre
Of white mans habitation betw en- it and
the settlements on The rivers of Canada
Its remains 81 Il exist make it an annual
visit. I carry my children to it and teach
them the hardships endured by the gene.
raions before then. | love to dwell on
the tender recollcctions, the kind tics, the
early affections, end the nlrrations and
incidents which minglc with all | know of
this primitive family abode ! weep to
think that none of those who Inhabited it
are now among the living, and if ever
fail ii affoctionate venoration for him who
raised it and defended It against violence
and destruction, cherished all domestic
comforts beneath its roof, and through the
Ere and blood of seven years rev lutionary
war sh'unk from no toll, no sacrifice to
serve his country and to raise his children
to a condition better than his own, may
my name and the name of my posterity =
be blotted from the memory Of pOstetity
----~ --
A NAME.--Thn Woods of Lancashire,
England, are a distinguished family for
character, wealth and talent; the eldest
son, John Wood, has been returned mem
Der of Parliament for Preston several times,
and proved himself q steady supporter Of
civil and religious liberty, A laughablc
circumstance ONE tcok place upon a trial
in Lancashire, where the head of the
family, Mr.. Wood, senior, was examined
as a witness. Uupon giving his name
Ottiwell Wood, the judge, addressing the
reverend person, said, " Pray, Mr.. Wood
how do you spell your name :" The old
gentleMan replied
o double +
| double u
T. double l.
Double u
Double o D.
Upon which the astonishod lawgiyer laid
down his pen, saying it was the most ex'
traordinary name he had ever met with il
his life, and after two or thrce attempts
declared he was unable to record it. The
court was convplsed with laup liter,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

lay Why are Shawls like husbands
Because every woman should have eus
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

Upon which the astonishod lawgiyer laid
down his pen, saying it was the most ex-
traorainary name he had ever met with in
his life, and after two or three attempts,
declared he was unable to record it, The
court was convplsed with laug ghter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

OHIO WHITE

THESE C~ELEBRATED SPRINGS, heretofore known
l. as Harris Sps5nss.t > on the Srioso River, miles from
Sesoso Bridge Sfasior. - TIE Springfield and Delaware
Railroad; S miles IRON Delaware. Dn he Cleveland ana Co
iunbas Railroad, and y miles frcIn the CsxE OF CoEcaous
VIII be opened to the public seeking health or pleasure, on
he s5ta Of Nay, Under auspices ard with aPpein.me L
haT HIil make il FIRST CLASs in every partheEsar-
The present prePrI-JoFs Of the Ohio White sulphur hare
iouE Of the es-zte, and have htted aEss furnished the whole
Il the suggestions OF Taste and luxury
TIE CUISINE WILL BE USExCEHTfOS8ELE
The scenery IF and near the domain hs been thought "a
be the finest il Oho: TIE air is pure and beaiah by, and The
medicinal properties Of The wonderful Spring Getting i2l
gallons per minute are nav admitted to possess curative
and reenperative influences superior 10 the famed Write
sulphur 81 Virginia.
There are attachei - the establishment all the aceesso-
ries found at taeLSst Summer Iin;plS Of The country
The lawns and Erdrrtls about int Hotel ara spacious and
we'll kept and he beautiful drives through the old Forests
and along Eic Ton1 tutc river ere sing alarly attractive,
trough pure sceladsd.
Carriages and amHihusrs ara always in readiness st Co
lGmbus ana irl1FaTe 10 cnavey ptrti-s 10 me SPRINGS.
Arrangements esn be m ste for rUSH1s by addressing
ISAA PAST. GBlEEeas. OEso-
For any further general Information. reference may be
had 10 Nessrs. Andrew, Wilson < e.. Cincinnati. 81 Il
Ness~s Failing Of he Neil, or Kelsey Vi The american Ho
iel. Co;linbHss rr u NJ Chamberlain. nt The American
Hotel, Delaware. Apria 10, l&S-Sl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
PEPSIN.
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!

7IlG TRUE DISEsrIvE FLUIp. OR G AsrFGc JUICE, prepared
from Rennei, or he Fonrth stomach OF ihc slx, after the
Isl: by ). : HoG15iILoN, NJ D Pniiairlaha, Pa.
This is NATURES " REMEDY for an urheaIthv
Stomach. No art of man can equal It's curative noSers. Il
contains no Alcohol. BITTERS. ACIDS, or .14USEDCS
DhuGS. It's extremely agreeable 10 the taste, and may
be taken by the n.osi leeble patients VIII" cannot Ell !" wa
ter cracker Without scJiie distress. Beware of DRCGGEi)
INIT ATfaNS. Pepsin is NOT a DRUG.
Gail On the Agent, AMI geta Descriptive Circular, gratis.
giving a large amount OF scientific Evidence, from iebig $
Animal Chemistry; 1lr- Combeis Physiology OF Digestion:
Or. Ptre-ra on + cd ard Diet; Prof. Sill iTYaf, Of Yale Co.'S
iese; Or; Carpenters Phyainiagy: SC, together with reports
oI CURES from all parts OF the United stsiHs-
Sold by all ltrusg SIS and Dealers IN Medicines. Price
ONE DOLLAR per bottle Pepsiu in Powder sent by Mail,
post paid. ON rceeipt of 81 90.
- DICKINSON d son, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Delaware Ohio. Iuiv IL. AL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
NEW GOODS
AT L. S. COVELL's.
f.S7qn If TIE Larqe Gszd Hatch

tS7g@ Fl TIE Large Getd Hdte1)
J~ewelry. Watches. Clocks lamps, Gold Pens,
Silver Ware, Spectaeles and Fancy Goods.
THE subscriber has tIist received . large and Splendid
= variety ri Ga8is "A his line % iae Ia2est FaSh59HS ana
atnre ingi.dared ar icIes If lbs trade The pubic are iuvi
ed To sire bm Il all previous n pu-hasIlg elsewhere. for
he is gn5ieft ais stock of Uso1ls IS mol second best 70 any
Ii variety, 4aaltE or style.
Jearelry.
consisting 81 beautiful Sets Of Cameo, Fleres1taae, Nosa-
ic, Gold stone, Fine Box md Miniature Pins. &c
Watches.
WATCH. The reEufaioa O-which fer Accuracy IN time, sin.
pIeity of rrnStauc;7tal sni d~urabI1y, isfrSt in the verdi
also, al! Kinds Of tmpo ted Watei-s. in Gold AMI Silver
Cases Abe t7fi5! sock Of Cod Matches Tor ladies
prices from S-sSe SOC.
Spsctac2es.
Pebble Eye sud Farcy Scope Class Of tie finest French i'm
Por;-iton- ia Cold ana ~iver a-G 9ue Steel F'ralnes- Al!
vino Want = good pair OF Sleeiactesar are invited 10 call ami
examine for therse-yeS.
Lamps and Chandeliers.
For ChrrcleS, II Ills. Pariors ami Stores, Of all styles. from
the Iiost eieesni IL the most commons suitable Ior all pa-
cesaiid purposes
God Pens.
Il H fFGeehsasis Pre4aIuTn sold Pen and Patent CASE in
God aIi silver. which need only 10 be examined to prove
tn.lr superiority o-rr oiAer Haa&es.
CLOCKS. Of miscellaneous styles snd all prices. FT%E
CUTLERY P4Et AsflIrs, Ltai-s and fsents Pearl Card
Which VIII he sold Mt ! !ower .rice than similar Goods ran
warranted &C 5e as F1DrLseuieI.
Delaware, June Il, iSJI- LIS. COFEI.L.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,
TO which he invites the attention Of tie closest
As every "2Gsw Stock of Goods that has been
offered 10 the public within the las. few years,
has been the fasgs4t. Psettie&t ami eheaFess,'' he
viii say of this one simply, hat it is large enough
for the pfe-eat demand, fr-tty enough fer the
most fastfafou and ~ta>fefol, and cheap enough TIC
suit the most ecaaaasaical anfk Prudeht.
The Stock embraces ai the ieadiag best styles
and fabrics in
Ladies Dress Goods,
Mems Furnishing Goods,
Housekeeping Goods,
Queensware & Table Cutlery,
Carpeting and Oil Cloths,
Paper H%angings,
Bonnets and Hats,
Yankee Notions,
Family Groceries,
Shoes and Boots
Agcneral invitation is given for an inspection
of his stock. Tha prices G1e suited 10 tie tfa2eS.
Most kinds of ProGace taken in exchange for
Goods at the market rates.
Location, No. WILE.A&s BLooE.
delaware. March 5s 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

Epidemic Diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such rs
L STERN sf0RRt!tGA. sia!IN Al. WEAkNESS, INFO
TENCE. GUNOREHEA. CLIENT. SYPHILIS se Wee o
DNA%ISM. or SELF sBt 81. 10 &r,
The HOW ARD A9sOGTNTIQN, il view Of the awful lie
structton Of human Fife. c4ts.aF BY Sexual diseases. andtle
deeeptens practcsd tiya5 The unfor:unhle victims Of sGcli
Diseases by GaaGEs, several years ago directed their Con
suiiing Surgeon. rs a'IIAklTAiLE ACT worthy Of Their
name, 10 open a lsispeus :Fg for the lr@tinrnt 81 lMs cla>s
Of Diseases, ia all their :crnls, and q give MEDICAL AD-
WEE GRATIS, tSal who apply by letter, with a descrip-
fon of their CONDITION ffase, oceEpatiot. haAls ~ life. &c. }
anl in cases Of extr ne HpveFry, to r { kSISi3 MED CiNhS
FREE or GfIEttG.. II is nCeiless 10 att that the Assnci-
attn e6@ainaAfs he higfts- Aedicnl SKIN nf the age, and
will furnish the most =54trarei u1a1erg ;rra meGt.
Ia Eireaors, an g fer-er of ne past ferl assured tia
thc!r "A orsin this sphere of tencvol nj efo-ti have been o.
&rra bencii-.o the afflicted, especially % The yonng. AID
tary haze resolved 10 HYe'ttf.msel.es vEh rcnewedxeal,
TO his very important hu much d95ftscl cause.
Jusf TuJ!j~hat-br the Ass0ciatihn, a HePurs on SPERM
toFFhuaa. O. srt.iehr HE1s ac5s. the We Of QBaSsin. Sins
Irritation % Sef-tu=e, al1 Q'a.r Diseases ~ ii. Sexsa!
Organs, ~ the CelGiiu@ surgeon. which viii be sentiy
mail, in y scaled tttl.r "nre5pr,1 FREE u Charge. oil
reve.p t OF TWO STAMPS for postage.
I'd tress, Tor Report ar treatment. nr. GEORGER. CAL
lICLN. tnnsIltIag Surgeon, Howard Association, No. .
south Alal street., III iaieirh;a, Pa.
Ey order G." tl- directors,
~ ERA u. I!EARTWEfT, President.
jazz, SLY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TEr'f" -'1c-4 of Chemistry a.d Medicine have Lem
< t ietF a-s0S4~ ~ +a@~e --s --s!, zs~9 ssheNl
'-s@a loh Is Sn5Nn &. e7z7. Inn1-osraAie pro0zs
are Sl.e'. Lat ;nrTe t4a"- So. - ~Trh Sa--s=
excellence the ordinary medicines, and lint they win uiL
precedeutedly upon tbe esteem Of III men. They are sAne
and pleasant to take, hut powerful to cure. Their pcne-
trating properties stimulate the vital ac~tiviticso of the body,
remove the distractions of its organs, purify the blood.
and eNpel disease. They purge out the foul humors which
breed and grow distenlper, stimulate sluggish or disoE~
dered organs into their natural action, and impair. healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints of every body, hut
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baniod
the best of human skill. While they produce powered
effects, they are at the same time, in diminished doses, tho
Safest and best physic that can be employed for children.
Being sugEr-eOafed, they are pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable, are free from ans risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief were they not sub
stantiated by men of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
~clergymen and physicians have lent their names to certify
to the public the reliability of my remedies, while others
have sent me the assurance Of their conrictia n that my
Preparations contribute immensely 10 the relief of NJ
afflicted, suffering fell1wlnen.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for fheit use and
certificates Of their cures, Of the following complaints =
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Riculiatisns, nropey.
Heartburn, Headache arising from q foul stomach, HaI-
sen. Indigestion, Morbid Inactiun u tie Bowels Rrl Pain
arising therefroin. Flatulcncy. Loss 81 appetite. al Ulcer
oas and Cutaneous Diseases Which require m eVar'Iant
medicine, Scrofula or Kings Evil They also, 10y purify
ing the IIood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints WHEN IL Nohil moi pe nNIP+rtu fify cHhu
reach. such as Deafness, Partial nl,.fncss. Neuralgia and
NOrvons IrritaGility, arrangements Of tue Liver and hid
neys, Govt. aud other kindred complaints arising frtR a
low state Of the body on obstruction Of its functions.
Do not be put of by unprineiilel dealers with t-nss
other pill they make more rroft en-. Ask FOR AFEa'a
Fills, and take nothing else. No other they Can give
You compares with this in its intrinsic valne or curative
powers. The sick want tie lest aid there is orthera.
and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. r.. g: AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Easa
PRICE rs Crs. PER Box. 1--WE DoxAs Foa Il.
SOLD "
~R&nIcEEEsox ( goE, NJ. i. sTAlsRs ard BY ~
Druggist.
tune 10, &c COW. .1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11

sHGT the E8ssE3 Trade.

I'd POTTER & co.
; nov IN store ehelargest and RIOS: COM
Ii p!ote assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered III this market, CONSISTING in part of
20 Tons rol3e'. hammered and Swelcs Iron: >
S.eei-Naylor's Cast. Z. 3. German, 4. SPRING:
Ton f. Y. +. and American Nail Rod;
Sprlngs-Wa g9n, Buggy, Suiky and Seat. ii
eastern and Pittsburgh manufacture:
Axles, Vices, Anvils, bellows, &c: Coil Chain.
Ia. 5-l5, 3-S and 7-f6; Log, Halter and Breas:
Chains; Cow Ties: Pump Chain and Tube,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, sc.
ESQ kegs Nails, Sd to 40d, Wrought and Eastern
fine Sd of best brands in market;
Horse Malta and Shoes:
200 boxes first quality Glass, from 7 x 9 to 30 \
40. (any size cut to orderl; Sash, Doors and
Blinds. furnished at manufacturers prices:
Piints--Nhite and Red Lead in oil and dry.
french Zine White, Litherage, Venetian Red.
Whiting, &c; Turpentine, Linseed Oil ana
Putty;
Brushes-Paint, yarnish, Whitewasb, Horse and
Shoe; F9ather Busters;
200 doz. Door Locks and Latebes. a comnlate as
sortrp mt;
100 doz Gfaenwood's Butts; 100 doz Wroupb
Broad Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
mer's Blind and G~reenwood's Congress Butts
Blind Fastelings and Sash Locks; /
l cord Gimlet FUiated Screws,
Table Cutlery.
G. d. T. & Co. would respectfully call the at
tentIon OF housekcepers and others to their
stock Of Table Cutlery consisting of Ivory
d Iahu1eS, buffalo Horn, Cocoa and
common handles, with 2 and 8 tined Stasl
Folks; Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers,
5U doz Pocket. Cutlery, Is different varieties;
American AMI English Shears and Scissors:
A&EsIRoberts', Whites, Hunts, simmonds',
BROOKS Brothers Bread Axes, Hunts and Sim
molds' BeHch, slingiing & Lathing hatcI1ets:
Augurs-Miliwrish ts, Carpenters, c. S. and com
mon. Bigts-Clgrkis Graduated, ChurchiiIs,
H"mmer Twist, L'Hommedieu's and common
Chisels--C. S. Socket. Mortise, PAIRING d Farmer;
saWS-Lea and Leavit's Mulay and Sash, English
and American y Cut, Shepherd and Irviny's.
Spear and Jacksolis, and o5Eer makes; Hand.
Funnel, Rip, Tenon ard Com pass do.
Bench Pianes, Piuinbs and Levels, sc.
iiandles--liandsaw, Plane, Augur, Chisel. Pick
cate hinges, seif-shutsing and common; 1000
Strap and Joint Hinges; Wrought Kasps and
staP!es, Hcok and Staples, Gate Latches.
Will =, Whip Lashes and Hide Whirs: Patent
and Enamelbd Leather; Enumeled CARRIAGE
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
dieIy and iiarncSs Trimmings; Shoe Kit. a
good assortment: Eird Cages, Glasses, CanarT
Seed, etc, together with = thousand other arti-
eies, to which the attention OF the public is
respectfully invited.
Delaware, 1857.
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ASHLEY Institute.
MR. & C

nEsTRg n a-noance 70 their friends and former patrons
~ that hey viii open .aeir HrSi .errz Of the Ashley IN
etitate, for fRe instruction Of Youth OF both sexes, On the
second Meneay .. April, lsJ5, IL The town OF Ashley, Oela-
ware coanty, on The T. G. 4 C. Railroad
The morality Of the ciiizeEs aad The known experience Of
tse srzesers. are a sufficient guarantee OF lie well being OF
Nose pfarrd under tkefr influence
failsaa from 500 u 6S,9J perform Painting and Draw
Ing = igh., also Instrumental Music If a sufficient number
dgnI Boaraips can be lad for sI.7s per week
pfrrcr n, Sc HICKS.
March e. IS5S-Iy Ashley. OHIO
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1OENIIsERX X.

DETa.
THE subsc riber, a Resident DEsT Ir, has recently fn1rr
dgeed mo his practice several New s.! les OF ARTIFI
C~IAL.fEafH and he il now prepared to make for those
who may desire it. ii superior style Of
Porcelain Teeth,
according TO the saiterthwait Patent. This work he vii
advantages will be apparent on an examination OF til.
work He is also making the work of recent introduction
denomfnated
CheoPlasty,
and In making This style of work, he cln give better sails
faction in adaptation. "a tie mouth than by any other $ ye OF
work, The al s,,tatio1 is perfect.
He has been making Tor he last three years. snd is NOW
prepared TO make a superior quality of
Coatin nous Gum Work,
as patented by pr. John Alien. of New York. AMI in this
work he viii del! the world to beat il FOR natural beauty and
eases for the last three years, and it is sill giving the very
best OF Slt.sfacIluH-
BE is also prep red 10 furnish the v~UICANIsED RUB
BER TEETH, which ske said by some 10 be the best,
He is prepared L make all OTHER KINDS OF WORK,
Gold. silver, ana all .dium in all STILES and al all prices.
TEETH PLUGtts..5 wiki the finest of eseid. and warrant
cd for twenty. live dr thirty years. Childfen's Teeth care
fully attended 10, AID Irregular tech regulated. He viii
have On hand hereafter Material OF all kinds, and will be
prrPafial to do all kinds OF wurN on tine shortest notice. All
work Will be done as HEAR as can be had elsewhere when
warranted to give perfect satisfaction land II he fails, all
he asks Is Il fair aud hohaFahie tIiai to make it right, and if
he then fails lie will refund all moneys recrived- He will
hsFe Oh band IN a few days SaIi1.E MORN u! all the above
styles.
All these who may raqnire the services of a Dentist Will
hnd 1t greatly To their interest to call ana axiIniae his sam
pie work and mode Of operating.
Terms CASH. La pnice on Sanirsky street. In the
Stone DullaInS, second Hoor, south side.
DR.. j. s. BEAUMAN.
Delaware, o.. Gel. 60. Is57. *tf