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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

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SENATE
Senate met pursuant to adjournment and
was called TO order by the President.
Mr.. BATES gave notice that on to-mor-
row or some future day he would ask leave
to introduce bill for an act to amend an
act, entitled an act for the incorporation Of
the Minneapolis Mill Company, approved
Feb. y. 1856; also, bill for an act to in
corporate Minneapolis Gas Company al
so, n bill for an act to amend al act. entitled
All act to incorporate the town OF Minneap-
oils.
Mr.. BATES offered resolution that the
Senate meet at . O'Clock A. NJ, which was
adopted
A bill Tor an act, entitled an act to incor-
poratc the Little Falls Manufacturing Com
pany also, IA Joint resolution relative to OBJ
tanning appropriations Of Congress, were Ia
ken mp and read u second time by their H.
ties.
Mr.. STREETER, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, submitted the follow.
ing report
oFftCg OF SrArs TRs,srKER.
II. Paul, juno !, ls1S.
Hon. q. W. SrRgsrgR, Senate thdmisr
Dear Sir In reply TO your inquiries have
To submit the following statement
Amount State Bonds TO be negotia.
ted 20 pay expenses, l>5s ........sl,0 q, coo 90
Amount OF special appro.
priauous made Feb, II
and March ~. is5s, to
LIZ paid aat 81 sad fund, H.. is - -------
Amount paid Territorial
orders in script under
LAW Of Jan. ~. 1855 .. la,S;} 20
Estimate for interest On
state Script, when re
deemed .....,......... 6,i00,J0
- 2il,S34,9S
Balaace unspptoptla'ed ....... 5,l65,05
OF the legislative appropriations,
there yc, remains. .,...... ....., }.o376j
% the Constitutional appropriations,
there yet remains undrawn, SO.
SSl, 81 100 and think il would be
safe 10 estimate tina, Of this amount
there could be applied to Legisia.
i've purposes, .......,....,...... la,o00, %
Making total Of t.,.,,......, ... fl0,l0s, 10
Which il wouid be safe for the Legislature TO
use TO meet It's current expenditures II IL
possible that some of the other APPROPRIATIONS
may not be entirely exhausted IN huuda,ing
CLAIMS AZ aipst them, but this y III not be known
until the Auditor has made hnal settlement
with the parties IN whose favor they were
made, and Il would therefore be unsafe To base
any estimate upon them. 1t IS possible, too,
thcre may be something paid 10 ca back Tern.
torial taNcs, but this Is 80 uncertain that IL
would not be expcdien, to make appropria-
tons dependent on revenue from this source
Very respectfully,
q. ". ARMS TRuNG,
state Treasurer.
From this statement, il appears that only
FIVE Thousand one hundyd and sixty.ive dol.
lrs and i've cents emains unappropriatcdd
and that ten thousand dollars Is the largest
amount tina, can be relied upon TO de-
fray the expenses OF the Legislature now in
session. Your Committee would there
fore recommend that inamuch as the means
OF deiray'ng the expnss Of the legislature
has been nearly exhausted large portion
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SATURDAY, June 5, 1858.
SENATE.

Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment and
was called 10 order by the President, and
after tran1acting the usual preliminary bust
ness,
Mr.. JONES rose TO question Of priv
kge. He said that articles had appeared
In tho M,nnsDt,an which deserved passing
notice at the hands Of the Senators, and any
citizen Of Minnesota would bear him out,
when be characterized the articles ~ false-
hoods and base ISLANDERS, and In order tn
throw discredit upon that sheet, be INTRO
duced . resolution sxpelling the reporter,
who Is innocent Of any participation IN the
publication Of the articles referred 10. 1t
was laid over under the rules.
Mr.. STREETER offered the following
resolution, which was adopted;
RssotcsA, That the Committee on Ways and
Meana be Instructed 10 ascertain the amount
remaining upappropristed, OF the sum author
lied by act Of the Legislature, to defrsy the
expenses u the present session OF The Legisi1
ture. and for othrf purposes therein mentioned,
passed In accordance with the provisions of
beetIon Of Article o. Of the Constitution, and
report 10 the senate Ut the earliest period pos
nible.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. HALL introduced bill for the pro-
lection Of iish In lake Como.
by Mr.. SMITH bill amending the
act securing TO mechanics lien upon lands
and buildidings.
by Mr.. JONES +; n bill authorizing the
supervisors Of Winona county To pay certain
Indebtedness to the county Of Fillmore.
BY Mr.. RiDPATH A bill legalizng
the location Of certain roads between Wa.
bashaw and Rochester.
Mr.. cKUNE offered al amendment to
the thirty.elghth standing rule Of the Sen
ate.
Mr.. HALL. moved that the entire rule he
stricken out. Adopted,
Mr.. BAIl.LY offered resolution au-
thorizipg the purchase Of postage stamps
10 the value Of g., and Sl2 in stationery.
Laid over.
Mr.. WATSON offered resolution au-
thorzing the members to subscribe for ten
copies Of any daily newspaper Or their
equivalent in weeklics Laid over.
aas e. TWO SESSIONS.
The resolution calling for two sssons per
day was then called up and Mr., HALL NOV
cd its postponement for one week. Adopt
cd
y Several town incorporation bills were
then laid on the table.
A bill for regulating the manner Of con-
Quoting grist mills was read frst time ard
referred to Judiciary Committee.
The amendments TO n bill TO encourage
immigration were concurred in
After short discussion IN relation TO the
bank bill and errors therein. the Senate ad.
ionrned.
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immigration were concurred ~
After "a short discussion IN relation Ia the
bank bill and errors therein, the Senate ad
journed,
tluusE,
The House met pursuant 10 Adjournment
and was called 10 order by the Speaker.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Clerk proceeded to read the journal
Of the previous day, and On motion OF MIR.
BunGEss the further reading Of the same was
dispensed with.
CREDENTIALS.
Mr.. STARkEY moved that Mr. Ronis.
sos, member elect from Dakota county, (in
place Of Mr. Dow. rcsigned) be entitled TO
his seat in the House after taking the oath
Of Office.
On the credentials Of Mr.. HoBlssos being
read by tho Clerk, the Speaker administered
the oath Of oilice and Mr.. H. took his seat.
nliis INTRODUCED,
A memorial WIS read by the Clerk from
the citizens of Montgomery, Dakota county.
asking for district organization.
l. Mr.. MASTERS moved that the same lie
referred To Select Committee on Town.
ship Organization. The same was 10 re-
Gryd.
Mr.. BU1'rERS gave notice that he
would at an early day introduce a bill To
change county lines.
A bill was read for an act to authorize
the commissioners OF Brown county TO Dor
row money.
Mr. LlBBY---A bill TO establish Town.
ship organization in the county Of Good
hue
SECOND READING.
An ac, to incorporate the town Of Nec,
nah.
An act to facilitate the conveyance OF
real estate
An act proposing an amendment to See.
-, Art. 1. Of the Constitution, and for
submitting the same TO vote Of the people.
Several other bills were read of similar
import. ."' -' '''
JOINT RESOLUTION
Mr.. STARKEY offered resolution the
object OF which was TO urge upon Congress
TO make an appropriation for deiraying Ter.
ritorlal expenses The rules were suspended
and the resolution was passed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. FtERCE-That the further printing
Of the daily journal be dispensed with.
Mr.. SrARkEl opposed the same, and
gave his reasons.
Mr.. WATRouS was in favor Of the
adoption Of the resolution
Mr.. STEVENS opposed the same, and
thought the printing Of the Journal this
year should be adhered to, as the same
would I've monument TO hand down 10
future generations "A guide OF the pas, for
future reference,
Mr.. GROVER spoke in favor II the res
olution.
Mr.. CHASE moved to amend by dis
pensing with the Chaplain and Journal Clerk,
Lost
The vote was then taken on the adoption
Of the resolution. Lost, ayes 70, bays Is
After the third reading OF several bills,
and q communication from the Senate the
House adjourned.
MoSpAv. juno :, 1855.
SENATE
The Senate was called to order nv the
Lieut. Governor.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
sorlCs ~ HILLS
Notice OF the introduction OF bills was
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HOUSE.

House met and WAS called to order by the
Speaker.
Mr.. PIERCE asked leave TO withdraw
from the flies o, the Enrolling Clerk the hill
allowing School District No, ;. Nicollet
county, TO borrow money for the erection of
school buildings Leave was granted
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By Mr.. STARkEY That the Gov.
ernor be requested to inform the House
whether any or all of the Land Grant Rul
road Companies have accepted the couii-
,Ious Of the act loaning the State credit for
the commencement Of their roads aud also,
such other information as he may posses
concerning the same. Adopted,
By Mr. TEFt'r Authorizing the Chief
Clerk to subscribe for five daily papers, pub.
lished in this State, or their equivalent mum.
Der in wecklies Adopted
sgroRrs.
Mr. REliFELD, from the committee MI
pointed TO procure the translation OF the
Governors Message. reported that the com.
mi,,ec had employed the following persons /;
l.. 4. nSs RosrxRs for the French.
+. OsruwviS for the German, A. J EKaAS
for the Swedish, and +. LrSp for the Nor
wegiau. Repor, adopted.
SECOND READING.
The following were read second time
\ bill TO authorize the comm Ss,oners ct
brown comfy 10 borrow money for the cou-
Petion ola bridge across the Cottonwood
River, and
To establish township organization in
Goodhae County.
bills INTRODUCED.
Ky Mr. TATrERSALL; authorizing
the register OF Deeds of Olms,ed County 60
copy from records of Mower County.
Ry Mr.. LIZ BLOND; To amend the
charter Of Brownsville
by Mr.. POWER To incorro1,c the
Oronoco Institute the ruhs very suspended
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HOUSE.

The House met pursuant 10 Adjournment
and was called 10 order by the Speaker.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Clerk proceeded to read the Journa
Of the previous day, and On motion OF MIR
BunoEss the further reading Of the same wa
dispensed with.
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Mr.. STARkEY moved that Mr.. ROBIN.
SON, member elect from Dakota county, (n
place of Mr., Dow, rcsgnod) be entitled to
his seat in the House after taking the oath
Of Office
On the credentials Of Mr.. Hoblssos being
read by tho Clerk, the Speaker administered
the oath Of oilce and Mr. X. took his seat.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

rEA1& &@ w ~ iaE Il u ablC bAA(A
ever made-Warranted equal to any SI0O
Machine in the market
At tie Lo0 Price ct Iteeatg-Fgre Dolkars.
THE desideratum so long sought, OF u practically good
\ 1wo-Thr eaded SEwIsG MACHINE, al "A Lo9 r. ice, has
strength heenreacheI.
r The Proprieters Of Raymond's Family Sewing Machine
presentn 10 the public with the fullest confidence III lis
son with any and all The high priced machines NOW :avora-
This is the first andn cheap machine ever made, which
WORKS with Twu THREATS, and forms a really durable and
geryfceable stitch.
The following arc among its unfnistakeable advantages:
~ lt- Its simple, strong and durable, e1sily Understood
and managed, and not liable to get cut of order.
I'd. It uses cotton from the ordinary spool without re-
glndfng; saving time, trouble and waste.
@ Sd The STITCH is stronger amt more difficult to rip than
euT other madeby machinery, and Is superior otbe best
hand sewing. The two ihrrnds are double louped into
~ each other, and hrtnly tied ad knoued at every stitch
.czE The durability OF this stitch, and lis peculiar adaptation 70
- all kinds OF family sewing, has been fully demonstrated
~ BY the well know NrUyef & Baker Machine. which has at
tanned an enSiable reputation. No other slhch has the
tage, especially in goods which require frequent washing.
Ah- HwllStich. Hem, Gather and Enhroider; viii
.-Az run silk, cotton or linen thread. ard works equally we'll IN
~ III Kinds OF fabrics. from tic tines to he eoarsest.
5th- Itdnishcs its work where it stops. There IS no oc-
easion to fasten the threads at the end ofthe seam, as is re
CURED by other machines
9th Every machine is IN idc to run by band or foot DOW
Ter, thus combining the adv h;ases ot both methods.
It'll onthe important question ufkcoNoAY, This machine
uunrfvalied- Forthe small sum OF : We are enabled TO
furnish Sewing Machine cuI4btGing N an eminent degrees
The good qualities Of former Machines while tbs f=ce from
- their objections.
Price OF Machine wi bout a table. S25. With table and
readiecomplete, SS5. o:ders4rom ths country viii meet
with immediate attention. II accompanied With the cash
Machines sent 10 persons who never saw them, are used
successfully With afeH hours practice Complete printed
1tBscT1oNs viii accompany ever. machine
M. inSS s : SDelaware, Chg.
Agents for Delaware
eel. 3, 1S5S III - and Marion Counties.
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THG LIVER
INVIG ORATOR!
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS.

as ONE OF THE BEST LIVER
IL MEDICINS now before the public. thathctssas.R Caahae
tic, easier, miIder, and more eifectual thaSl any other med.
iciue known, 1t Is not only a Gdthdrfte, but n Liver remodV
acting first on the Einer to eject. its morbid matter, then %
the stomach and bowels tie carry oil that matter, thus a~
eonplshing two purposes ehcctually, without any Of the
painful feelings experienced in the operations Of most Cr
hhaItics. 1t strengthens the system at the same time that
ii purges IL; and when taken daily in moderate dases, wiz
strengthen and buildi IL up with unusual rApidity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17


principle regulators Of thW
performs its functipps wou
fully developed. The stossr
pendent ON the healahS no-
proper performance Of Ia
ach Is al fault, the bowea
system suffers in conna-
LiueT-havihg ceased 10 do
of that organ, one Of thO
study, in u practice Of
ind some remedy where
ny arrangements 70 whIch
dy is atlastfound, any po~
!; Complaint, in any OF lie
l tie, and CONVECTION Is oas-
1 morbid or bad matter from
! their place a healthy now
I stomach, causing foodlto dr.
I giving tone and haaHkh 70
|, moving the cause Of 1am
) cure.
|, and, rhaf IL better, prera&
!. use OF the Liver l1rigor%
I Sufficient to relieve the
food fr0sn rising and eoWs-
! fore etirlng, prevents
! might, osens the bowens
:, laeSs.
! each meal will care Dvr
, spOonfuls viii always re-
!, male obstruction removes
J and makes n perfect cure
I ately relieves Choiie, WhdSo
J Us 4 sure cure for ChaAsrw
4 Of Cholera.
|. needed to throw out Of tho
! cine after n lolg sickness
! Juauud6e remOucs all sAE
! from the skin.
Lihlu before catinggiyes VI
mdkes food digest we'll.
curcs ChrOni. DidrvhqJ Ia
n,er aud D0aecl cOnplGiaas
dose
li1Lteks caused BY Worms
snrcr. safer, " spseGler
Aerey mite.
~ opsg, ~ exciting The 60
commenting this mediesae
ayIs, emu feUer, aud AZ
1t operates with r~tArtAinty
10 testify ~ its wonderful
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE EIectrta.--By w. G. Richards. A Tele,
graphic Epic for the times.
"zt0o Ailions".-By VIM. Allon Butler, auth.
or of"Nothing to Wear"
True to the Last, or, Alone on the Wide Wild,
Sea.-By A. S. Roe, author of "The Stal
and the Cloud ,""A Long Look Ahead p dc,
Agnes--By the author of ada May"
Life Thoughts of Henry Ward Beeeher.
Gems from SPHrgeoa.--A Collection of his fin
est productions.
1SmotAy IStccm6'S letters to Young People.
MSies Stas9SSs and other Poems. A new VOL
ume, BY Professor Longfellow.
Fer ale at the NEW BOO STORE
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HOME TESTIMONY.


HARTFORD. TranbuiI Comfy, Ohio. I
March 7th. 1851.
Thereby certify that I have been dealing in the Gran-n
1arK Medicines for the past few yelrs. and can iruiy say
that l have never offered any medicines to the pubiic that
have met with the sccsdel appreciation Of the pe8pie like
the&e, particularly the Pals and 6safheiicun. They will
readily per f1rn all and more than is promised for shena.-
have sold about hIy bottles OF the Cagholiron The past
season. aud 1 hear the best results in every case.
j. II. &. 5OHSSOS, Medical Agent
Read what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Granrnberg Medi
zines. DIR. 3. is a physician Of extensive p ac ice. and one
Of the most successful IN the county efraInbuiD in which
he resides
This cerisfes that / have used the Graaenberg Pills. and
AarshalPs Catholcon. sold here by j. h. G. johnson, in
my practice TO any entire satisfaction. They ERE good med
tcines- Dir. q. W BUSIISEIl4-
Hartford. Tru4IbaiI Co.. March :, 1857.
am a physician Of thirty years practice. My primer al
bafied my best efforts. Obtaining he materials composing
Harshalls Uterine Jathaitcon. Twas pleased with them:
gave them u fair trial, AM foand myself abuuJauily sue
cessful- In my former prac tee I could only mitigate the
In ten; now ! can radically cure al least seventeen in TWEEN
" and mitigate the rest. / consider MarshalIs [ ierine Ca
teiieen the creates. blessing To females | have met with.
WILLIAMS, ND, &aarieston-
WEST BEDFORD. Cashoe on Co.,
May Il, 1857.
Nj. q. 3. KingsIey-sr: Ihavc been selling the medi.
B91 have invariably found them to give good satisfaction,
and the Pills j have sold TO a great many fanili es as rrgu-
larry as their tea aud coffee, and with my trade they have
become a staple article. Marshrlps Uterine Catholicpn is
Riseases. One lady / sold il 10 told me she had received
more benefit from one bottle than she did from a long course
n medical treatment by the most skillful ply siciIns.
Yours truly. JAMES WILSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

A large lot of Stella and Cashmer Shawls, very
cheap. One lot plaid Cashmers at SO cents
worth so. Che lot PaIametas % cents worth
So cents. 100 Ladies' Cloaks. Mark! No
Humbug! at Tess than cost Of the material.
so doz. Ladies' and Misses Hoods. so doz
assorted Comforts. Large stock of Red, White
and Yellow. Flannels, Cotton Flannels, Cot
ton Jeans, Cotton Warps &e., at lowest Cash
Prices. In a word, the largest and best assert
ed stock of Goods we ever had tho pleasure of
exhibiting. Very Respectfully.
WEIGH q MEND EMAIL.
Nov 10 iH2
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A Home Cheau for Cash.

o. In South Delaware, near the Public square. me
Nsi house is new, has i've roonas, aud eost the bnildoE
a0Uut one halt more than Is now asked for the entire RSem9-
SEES.
Price four hundred dollars, three hundred in hand s1A
one hundred In two Yeas, with interest. Inquire Of
Atthe Office of Reid 4 Eaton, DeiSwSre, Ohio.
November, 5. lS5S.-6t
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NEW K

CONSTANTLY being received and sold by tbs aubseFi.
Obers, who will supply any Books thai they may na
nave on hand, OH short notice, Crowded always they ara
prices.
Jan. 20 lsSs. B. DICKINSON &SoE-
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NoTTGE
TABLE CUTLERY,

SoMETHINt good and very cheap, in the way OF Table
~ hnlses' with Plated Forks, also Plated Tea Sets. cAp
the sign OF The MIC CLOCK. X kCKR-
Nov. ~, rs s.
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disc eNertd While in the East Indies, a certain
cure Tor Consumption, Asthma BRONCHITIS, Coughs,
Colds, AMI general debili. y. The remedy was DIS
covered by him when his only child. Il daughter,
was given up to die. His child was cured. and
is now alive and well; DESTROYS of beuediIng his
irIIuw mortals, he will send to those who wish il, the n
receipt contatning full diFeStions for making aud sue
c,Ssfully using this remedy, FREE, OH rcreipt of
their name. Address
o. I. BROWN, No. 10 Grand Strec., Jersey CITY. MI
Rnvamhar Nj LSES -gru
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A. LYBRAND
Has now on sale n large. and varied stock Of
FALL &c WINTER
DBY GOODS

Prints of all popular brands; Black and Fam
cy Silk Dress Gooc /; French Merinos, CASH
meres, and De Lains; Irish Poplins, Foulards.
and Alpacas; Cloths, CassiSaeres, Satinets, ana
Vestings; Tweeds, Jeans, Linseys, mad Fl&n-
nels; Brown and Bleached Mnslins. TiekinRs,
&C.; Bed, Saddle and Coating Blankets; CAsn-
lille, Broche, Thibit. annd WoolShawls; LAdiosv
Cloaks, White Goods, Laoes, and Embroideries;
Irish Linens, Table Diapers, and Napkins;
Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts, and Drawers; Millinery
Goods, and Tailor's Trimmings, Handkorchiefsv
Cravats, Ties, anc Scarfs.
A large stock of American aud German fan
cy Wooden Goods a complete stock of Qussas-
ware and Boots and Shoes. lie asks especial
attention to his stock of Dry Goods comprising
all that is rich in material, new in styles and
esign. Supplying u deficiency heretofore COM
aimed of in this market.
cS I5 Dis.
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WEIGH &
Are now prepared to exhibit their

Are now prepared to exhibit their
SECOND STOCK OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.
All received Direct from the late ;NEW YORK
and PHILADELPHIA CLOSING OUT AUG
TloN SALES and there is no disPuting the
fact that they are prepared to offer some Of the
GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered to the
people of Delaware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

The Lioer is one OF the,
human body; and when II
the of arl
0ch is almost entirely del
ton OF the Liver for the
functions; when the stom
are at fault, and the whole
quence of one organ-the
lis duty. For the diseasesl
proprietOrs has made it his
more than twenty years, to
with 10 counteract the ma-
il is liable
To prove that this reme-
son troubled with Lirerl
forms. has but TO try "A bot
tain.
These Guns remove all
the system, supplying III
Of bic, iuyigoraiing the
gest wcll,puggyia1 he btood
The whole machinery, re-
disease-enceting u RADICAL
Bilious dttdeLs arscured
ed, by the occasional use
;Ur-
One dose after eating is
rtemach and prevent the
Ing.
Only one dose taken be-
Nightmare.
only one dose taken at
gently, and cures C0stire.
One dose taken after
oue dose Of two teal
.ieue Sick Hedddrhe
One botlel taken for fe-
the cause of the kisease,
Only one dose ilunedi-
lose ofIen repeated
N0fbas, and II preventive
Ell Only one buAIe Is
system the elects uf ulcdI-
pB-Jue bottle taken i1r
low acss or unnatural cOlOE
One dose taken a short
gor 10 the appetite and
one dose often repeated
its worst forms, while SuHt-
yield almost to The lirst
One or Two doses clres
in Children; there are mo-
remedy III the world, as I'd
R-A lew bot les eares
sorbents.
Wetlke pleasure In re-
ava preventive for teecr
Fe.ers of IL bilious Tgpe.-
aud thousands are wIIliIg
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

THIMBLE skein and Pipe Boxes for Express and One
Il and Two Horse Wagons. at
November q, 1855. U~IAMBERLAIN & AVERY
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1RGE stock Of heeiings-shirtings-Cotton Flannels-
~ Batts-Tieking, &c, at our usual low cash prices.
Set. 2 AS. WEIGH 4 M~EHDEHHALL-
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AKDToks OFFICE, DELAWARE CouEEY, OHGol
November goth, 1853,
NOTICE Els is hereby give that he wholeo fthe Aexaalt ras Of hnd ~aa4e~n +eti in tire
and renalies charged thereon, wTb be sold at he CIt Room. in DIaware g. imvO Ohio, OF
the Monday nfJanuay next unless the taxes sand perMhs bo paid before tn i'm.
Dec I0-5t d w RHODES Audt,r n J,vare c.
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GRAFFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES
RETAIL PRICES.
RAYM0ND,S
DOUBLE THREADED
Sowing Machine.

The Strongest, Most Elastic and Durable Stitch
ever made.-Warranted equal to any S1OO
Machine in the market.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17

DERsoNs visiting the town and wishing to carry home
u gin. can most likely find something suitable ns the DC v
5ewelry and Fancy Store, No. 5 Williams Block.