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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-04
DIS fRICT COURT.
Hon WARREN T. SEXTON, Judge.
MONDAY, May Sd.

MONDAY, May Sd.
Court met at 8 o'clock.
Simon Rosenthal and G. C. Harvey admit
ted to practice.
Thomas Bisset admitted to citizenship.
Myers vs. South Feather Water Company
Judgment for plaintiff
People vs. Wallace murder--Indictment
set aside aud cause re-submitted to the
Grand Jury.
People VS. Cox-Manslaughter--sa or.
der as above
Berrian vs. Berrian-Divorce--J G How.
ard appointed referee.
Lathrop VS. McNulty, Love ct al--Cause
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Murray VS. Dun bar--relerrel to c F Lott,
to report testimony and conclusions of fact.
Sawin vs. Freer--same order as above.
Lemieux VS. Garriot--judgment as per stip-
/ ulaton.
Nine different suits against l. Z Frank &
Co dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Emerson vs. Krwan- referred to S W w
Coughey to report amount aud priority Of
liens.
Thomas VS. Thomas--Divorce- referred to
COughey to take and report testimony.
j q Adams VS. Morris ordered on calen.
dar.
Vulcan Co Iron Works VS. Table Mountain
Quartz Mining Company. ordered on calen.
dar
J S SpanS vs. White s. Nutter-sam, or.
der as above
/. Court adj Jurned until this morning at 0
o'clock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
HARDWARE
For the T.

G. D. POTTER & CO.
TTAS now in store the largest and most COM
IL piete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market. consisting in part of
90 Tons rolled, hammered and Swedes Iron;
Stecl-Eaylor's Cast, E. B. German, A. Spring;
/ Ton T. Y. F. and American Nail Bod;
s~prings-Wagon, Buggy, salky and Seat, of
eastern and Pittsburgh manufacture;
Axles, Vices, Anvils, Bellows, &C.; Coil Chain,
Ia, 5-I6, 3-B and 7-1e; Log, Halter and Breast
Chains; Cow Ties; Pump Chain and Tube;
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c.
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 4od, Wrought and Eastern
fine Sd of best brands in market;
Horse Nails and Shoes;
200. boxes first quality Glass, from I < 9 to 80 =
10, tauy SIZE cut to order1; Sash, Doors and
Blinds furnished at manufacturers prices:
Paints.-White and Red Lead in oil and dry
French Zine White, Litherage, Venetian Red
Whiting, &c.; Turpentine, Linseed Oil and
Putty;
Brughes-Paint, varnish, Whitewasb, Horse and
Shoe; Feather Busters;
200 doz. Door Locks and Latehes, a complete as
sortm 3nt;
Broad. Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
mer's Blind and Green woods Congress Butts
Blind F~astenings and Sash Locks;
| cord Gimlet Pointed Screws,
Table Cutlery.
c.. D. P. & Co. would respectfully call the at
tention of housekeepers and others to their
stock of Table Cutlery, consisting of Ivory
Balanced handles, Buffalo Horn, Coeoa and
common handles, with 2 and 3 tined Steel
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handied G3fyers
80 doz Pocket Cutlery, 20 different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
Axks.-koberts', Whites, Hunts, siinmonds1
Brooks Brothers Broad Axes, hunts and Sim
monds' Bench, Singing d Lsthing Hatchets
Augurs-Millwrights, Carpenters, C.s and COM
mon. ~Bitts-Clark's Graduated, Churchills
| Hammer Twist, L'Hoinraedieu's and common
| Chisels--C. S. Socket, Mortise, Parlng d Farmer
| Saws-Lea and Leavits Mulay and sash, Engiisl
and American p Cut, Shepherd and IrvIng's
Spear and Jacksons, and other makes; Hand
Pannel, Kip. Tenon aud Compass do.
Bench Planes, Plumbs and Levels, sc.
HandIcs-Handsaw, Plane, Augur, Chisel. Pick
Gate Hinges. Substituting and oinmon 1000
Strap and Joint Hinges; Wrought hasps ans
Staples, Hook and Staples, Gate Latehes.
WHIPS, Whip Lashes and ltice htt =; Paten
and Enamelbd Leather; EnaIneled earring,
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
diery and Harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit,
good assortment; Bird Cages, Glasses, Cnnarl
Seed, etc., together with a thousand other arti
Giles, to which the attention OF the public i
respectfully invited.
1857.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
Springfield, MT. Vernon G Pittsburgh
Rail Road.


an and smsr Monday next, Uclo5er %, Passenger Trains
on the s. II. x p. Railroad VIII leave Delaware for
Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, &c. as follows:
Express Train leaves at I 81 r. N Returning arrives at
Delaware at IL 20 A. NJ
Mail Train leaves y O'Clock at night. Eeturningi arrives
al Delaware at z 80 r.
Express train will 60 through from Delaware TO Ctnsiu
natl Without change OF cars, arriving at Cinoinnati at 6.5
JOAN CAssEL, superin,e ndent
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


THE ssbsex fber, q Reside1t DENT ISL. hs recently intro
Il ducad into his practice several New syies os 4 hJiFl-
CIAL TEETU; aud he is now prepared 70 ma~s ior iaess
who Inax dcsirt 1t, 8 superior styt Of
Porcefain Teefh,
according . .he sa4t~rttsat Ps1ea.- Tbis xark &c wiz
xerrans 70 be superior to amy other Porcelain Ecrk; ami is
sdganfases viii be apparent On sn eranninsiian OF ths
gork. he Is a.so making the wcrk Of recent Introduction
denOl1 naasd
CheoPlusfy,
ana IL mzKine sfs zsyie Of ~nrk. a. can give befter satis
1ncaon ID ) sanraIt Is tie usrnfh sba1 By Any e.her ; yie Of
wor< Thz &aaprzfaaf 10 Peerless.
He has been making far he last three yesrs, and Is NOW
rreuar-sl % make 8 IL eRi1r qaaiFy q
Continuous Inn WORK,
as uatah.ed by nr. lola Alien. Of View YORK and IN ibis
work he vii def tie sofa3 to beat Il far natural heau.y and
cnaafor1. He azs b4i tAis WORK IL rse N quite . sHtnber Of
rsses inr the last three yrsrs- <sd : Is ss]s sfs-ng s1s very
m Il aiss rrrnsrssd to furnish tfa r~rLcAsIsgD Rub
Der TEETH. whien are said By scrae q pc NE hesl--
Goif. ssssr, anr { ali .furn IA ali styieS and At al prices
TEETH ELGGG4s1 Nsllh iae ines, 81 CAD. FAa warrant,
cd for tn erFy n~e n thirty years. Ehiidren's Teeth care,
fuliy aH-n.ei 10, aud .rregsIaf teeth regulated. He VIII
ursgafta 10 do ali kinds Of ~sF1 oA the shortest neflee- AL
wUrk ~ he dca4 rs EHgzf as can be Lad elsewhere when
cxeenaE4 IA tae zau1e warknlan.iike nsunert and .h pc
xarr-rssa Is s5te sser<sft sstisfActiea-and ii nr fails. ali
ne asks ( $ u = art .aa,lahle trial 10 make it right and u
hr thca fails ~ Mft rrfsa1 al moneys fcceise.- He VIII
u4vs gu aaaa IA Esx days SAaftE NOAH OF all tie &sose
styles a.z... Ill,
lind IL erraf,y 10 tAetg interest," 10 call aid axlrnins his sam
pie Hork, and mode of Operating
TERMS CASH. ~ D1iee on fandasky street, IN the
Dr.. }. b. BEAUMAN.
nHx-s-z n 0S,7 n SIX ar
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
HARDWARE.
HAVE been receiving for the last thirty days an extensive
FALL& WINTER TRADE,
~Chamberlain & Avery

FALL & WINTER TRADE,
whicbis now nearly complete, and which they invite their
customers and an cash buyers % eSsmins before p1rehsnihhs
purchased at Columbus or Cleveland, at home or abroad, as
Ts ar line S9n may e Be sf foand d ne foI 3 3 1hSaS Ti1i ~ - - :
A Lar =ls5se sns,, q ass sTssSI Ire sn and N am d E.sl ssss alisi EiilD ssr
Seat and sulky springs: Log Chains, Bending Chains, Col
Z 1E9 I. h Msaqr mi E0F ss1g FG %s1sa RssssrRs; oa RGssssI Sash : c ana
gsass Ga nn spE Ensl & :, B aRse aaos z c coa s spear e s JScEss a.
snd other IN m ak Gr6 RIP P Rs esrea;, Bss ssws New Won SSd "a o %s %sb
or without frame; best c. 8 Files and Raspss Of every de-
Poilshsds.ee Squares an grades; Iron do and Try Squares:
P sess s HUNTS and other makes shinsling Haichets and
Hand Axes, Boys Axes, Blood,s Adzss, Per5in's 4 Cos do;
* tos b; Plate Perkins 4 Co; and Blood's Broad Axes;
meaican; bellows, vises, sIedges; Riyeting, Shoe and
Biacksmith Hammers. and Pinchers' Stocks and Dies,
Pslmsr's HIgnd Butss. In 4 Porter s.s, do .anas .sg Butts
Butts, Colin Butts; Plated and White cefan Plates and
LOCKS: window Puises and Iron 'sheaves: Iron Raj for
sa lI~siPs pPs5si f ASb 5o1N YsIas'f To q Gsnofs; &C : P "a 2;
Panne s Plows al MSsss Pi T11%sni Bs1 Ts rlsnes; c p ! CSi; ess
A6gsEss, qR1gfs' &c enc md other makes of Lock.
with Mineral ala, and Sv PNreslS am KNOBS o ip in any s 9GSp,sl,y; Nor Nor.
srsi and While Knobs; exIrs: Moriioe Locks Win silver
Glass knobs. a beantifsi aruele shat WI Tot tarnIsh 6y a.
Lo syIl Ls1.s her &d TSsasi qSij stTg g, sSf s Isss T ssa.s- H.ns
shovel. Tongs and Poker; Iron DO do; Fire Stands. Bron-
t zeal isMna and shoVels. p
Gun arreIs and Gun Trimmings; Shot Guns: Game Bags
Shot. Powder and Powder lasks.
BRUSHES.-Whife Wash, Horse, faint, Varnfsh Shoe, Ecrul
bling and Graining Brushes.
F3uor Mstts and Carriage Mstts; Looking Glasses and Look
ing GIasa Plates: soap Stone Griddles, q new article for
bskine Griddle Cakes without grease or smoke; Trivits for
heatine articles on q Gratc; Enamened and Brass Kettles;
d slTa G1Esii y RI I'M a s.0.R' ssnSiisd' Cloth. plain and Gig
SrSd; En Lance. Sl, aSP 1 Tafaa, Nails hs,s sae. L &c. Broad and
ss INF And q b oTie@ sPar@R Isss h s nj, zhss fs ofs' E sssi
Y. Red, French Yellow, Chrome Yellow and Green, Lith-
race Paris Green. Red and White Lead Dry; Chocolate
ana olive Mineral Fire Proof Paint; Putty, Spanish VIII
ting, White and Red Chalk.
window sash and Glass, alIsizes; Pump Chain and Fixtures
Galyanized and Wooden Tubing; Iron sausage Cutters;
Straw Curters; Corn shelters; Hay Knives: 1 able and Poek-
81 Cutlery; Table and Tea Sps ms. Iron, Britannia and RIa-
ted; Gate Hinges, strap Hinge, &C. &C.
October 70, l65h.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ia W

THE Great Central Route. connecting the Atlantic clue
i viii Western, Northwestern, and south ives ern States
b. . continuous Railway direct This road also connec 9
81 PihsbuRg with daily lines Of Steamboa 5 to ell porss on
ne Wes.ern Rivers, and At Cleveland and Sandusky viii
steamers to all ports on the North-western lakes; making
the most direct, cheapes. and reliably route ey which Freight
can be orEarded 10 and from the Great West
RATES EEN PHILADELPHIA And PITTsBuRG.
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, HAS and1
Caps, Books. Dry Goods tn boxes. bales
and trNuks1 Drugs On boxes and bales1 % G, per lN lbs
Feathers, Furs, So &c.
SECOND CLASS. domestic Sheefing,
Ehtrtiug and Ticking lin original baics2
Drugs in casks1 WALLPAPER, Wool. and IS c per i8ihs.
Sheep Petts- eastward, de- &c.
THIRD CLASS-AnvIs, Chains I'm casks61
Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Sailed Seosc o.
In sacks1 Paints tdry and n ols Oils. 5sS C per leo Tbs
except lard and rcsin9
FOuRTH ClASS.-Cofse, Fish. Bacon
Beef and Pork in casks or boxes east
wardl Lard and Lard OIL. Nails, Soda
Aah, German Clay, Tar, Fitch, Rosin. so c pertie5 IDS.
Oh. oueensware. Sugar, hhdE, bbls-I
FLoUR.-S per Dbl. until further notics-
GRAMS eta per loo lbs. until nrther notce-
dlfurthsr notice.
particular TO marx packages via Pennsylvania Railroadr'
All Goods consigned % The Agents Of this road a. Philadel-
FREIGHT AGENTs.-clark d Co., Chicago; Packcr y Co
Memphis, Tenn; r. F. Sass * Co., St. Louis; P q. O'Rliey
6 Co. Evansville, Ind VIM Bingham, Loqisyiiie, n.y. x
Goo. Cincinnati; Il. s. Pierce q Co., zanesvnle, Ohio
Leech 4 Co., Ne. 81 Kilby street, Hoss on; Leeeh d Cos No,
sAssor House, N. Y, No. I William Street, N III r y
snseder, Philadelphiai Magraw & koons, Baltimore; D. a.
Ae~ar'' HI HOUSTON. General freight Agent
H. J. LUMBAERT, sup't. Altoona. Pena'a-
Dee. 70. 1857.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
NITU z.

m A A. WEIGH would call
azz N. attention to the large and
select stock of superior
Cu6inet Furniture, ChdirS, BedStedS,
Monrasses, DC. DC.
to be found at bus Ware Rooms on the west side
vi sandhsky street, one door North Of Chamber
lain Il Avery's hardware Store. His stock COM
prises a general assortment of City Made Furni-
tare as well as articles of his own manufacture
all which will be sold for prompt pay at the low
est possible rates.
lie has also received a supply of ths celebrated
Dodge q Co.'S. Patent Spring BedSted, an article
that viii repay a careful examination, as they
are the very best spring bottom bedsteds manu-
faetured. Please call and see.
UNDERTAKING.
He Is prepared to respond promptly to all calls
in this line-will manufacture to order Collins OF
any desired style-and constantly keeps Oh hand
a supply of the justly celebrated
Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution. established by espe-
cial endowment for the relief Of the sick and
distressed. afflicted with Yirnleut aud
Epidemic Diseases.
mo ai persons alstc.sd vi Sexual Diseases, such an
4 SPERM .fORN H0EA, SEMIN Al. WE kEEsS, MP0
lance GDN0RRHEA. GLEEf.. SYPHILIS. the Wee @
MANI or SkLF ABESE. sc. &c.
The n " Rkn ASSOCIATION. in view Of the awful de-
strnctson OF human life caused by Sexual diseases. Andthe
decepfOus prsct1eed ppon the unfOrtuaAte victims Of such
diseases bS gnacks. several years ago directed their Con
sulung ureeou as HARlTABLE ACT worthy Of their
name, 70 open a napensary for the treatment OF thta elmse
of diseases, In all their forms. and % give MkDICAL An-
VICE siftA Is. 10 all who apply by letter. with . 6eBcrtp-
ton Of their condition. lage. occupation, haoi9 OF nfc, Ac-l
and 10 cases OF < rene poverty, to FURNISH NED CINES
FREE OF GHAHGE. Ia Is needless 70 add that the Asset
alton commands he highest Medical skill Of The age, and
will furnish he most approved modern ,reA menA
The directors. on a review OF the paRt. feel assured that
their asors in this sphere Of benevoirnt effort. have been o.
Erea hrnehi 70 the afflicted, especially TO the young, and
they have resolved to devote themselves, with renewed zeal,
TO inis very important bal much desplscd cause
Just Published bv the Association. a Repcrs on SpermA-
tarrhues, or eemtnal Weakness tho Vice Of OaAnlarn. Mas
tnrhai i'm or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs. ~ the Consulting surgeon. which will DO anut by
mail, in u sealed letter envelape3 FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Ad ireas, for Report Or uea ment, nr. o r. CAL
Holm. tonsulnnE surgeon. Howard Association. Nc. 2
south Mini street. Philadelphia Pa.
By order Of the Directors,
EZRA n. H~EAkrwElIs President.
GEO. FAfRCHILD, Secretorr. Jan. "a. sS&-ly
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Lamar O6E.
The Cheapest Light Ever Produced!

- ~ INV UeCOu4H UFHeFaI AgtIss o INC UNIIed FIat5s,
H and Inclusive Agents ior Delaware Coun,y, for the
sale OF The Justly celebrated
Lunar Oh! and Patent Lamps,
we are ROW prepared to eatsblish exclusive Agencies In ev-
cry buwu,a and supply the goods upon tarr.S hat will render
the business highly probable. The Oil bqrnR With "A very
whi q, brilliant. 3 eady blaze, without smoke or unpleasant
sIell, is not explosive; and warranted fnGs times che per
than any other material now in use | One dollars worth
VIII give the light OF s., 10 OF Lard Gil, 1886 of Whale Oil,
$3.50 e Burning Fluid, Sl4,2j of Candles, Hall a pint
barns afteen hours, costing I'VE cents, and gives a light e.
qual 10 six candles; is very pleasant to the eyes; and is
Justly tarmed he peoples light, aud one might add The poor
man friend. the mechanics companion, tho atudengs BEN
efactor, he seamstress' delight.
The or and Lamps can be seen and are for sale at N.
Williams stove and Tin store
D. PLOTNER.
Delaware Feb. 26. 1858. sf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
OLENTANGY IRON WORKS.

OLEN 43@O1 O4S@A0s
A RE sfilliu full blast and prepared 60 man
STEAM ENGINES,
of svery s:ze ard variety, of the latest and mos
improved patterns, including
Double Engines,
saauted for Floaring Nils and Manufactures
giving the mos. perfect motion that can De OBJ
taincd BY any motive power nov IN use
Also, . varity Of Engines particularly adapt
60 '0' saw MILLS.
s,eh ssthe DoubIeGeered or Belsed Mil, direct
a~ttschment for May Saws, direct attachment
for Sash Saws, Ge.
NM- Geers.
of the latest aud mostimproved patterns gotu
andarranged byan experienced min-wr5Sht-
Horse Powers.
Of various styles and pstterns.
STOVES.
LcEcI'simproyed Buckeye Stove, Doubseovep
sto yes, Premium Stoves, &e.
HOLLOW WARE,
ofsverydescriptiou. GaJGroH Kettles Aet-
lies Star 1sftLs, Pots, 0eens, Sksllets, DC. &c
PLeWSt PL0WSt
Longs newly improved Pillow. Michigan Dou-
BILE Plow, Gibbs Bar Share Piov, &e-
WANTED-0ld Brass, copperand Block Tin
- All orders promptly attended e; co
BRADLEY, BURNHAAs LAMB CO.
Dsiaware.J june q. is5s.
New CafpeGs.
n Hills has .u4s rss.gsed LARGE, and
u ssosl3 ia OF & A X r Z 7 s and invites especial
allsGuon sherelo. His stock consists Of more than
1000 Yards
Cotton Venetian,
Wool Venetian,
Cot. Warp Ingram.
Wool do.
SUPER and Doabis supcr do
Tapestry and 3 ply Carpets,
Stair, Ha3 and Rag do.
EIoeF oil Cl0fks.
These Goods are ali Fresh. Nov and Handsome patterns
and viii be Sold iows
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
NEW GOODS!
masonry and Plastering.
College Text Books.

YTyHE subscribers have just received from he Publishers
II In New York and Bos on. > supply of The VERY LATEs1
Editions of New, Neat and Perfect lEXf BOOKS, adapUet
to .he 7 RI Term Of be
O. ". University and Female College,
Which they w.n sell at the inwest regq,ar City Prices
os 3 wishiaa 1 o buy will do we'll 20 call nnra-diaiely am
anime he r. oks for themselves before purchasing is-sl
e. IL Z. D~ICKINsoN& son
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NOTICE.

FROM The factthat we can sell goods Is per cent. Tess for
4 cash than on long credit, which would be much better.
our c 1tnipn, for bUth parties, We have come To the con.
nslon % commanee. Jan. l. ~. ~ cash business, Dur
stomers will confer q fevOF by calling this month, and
ying thsir aceounts We invite every man IN the town
sesthas the above Is true. Yours, &C.
an. rs. lass. o. HYATT 4 co
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B s s4:rss ys q fn ;ss gFs : r ,Ft /: & .s pss sd s'2; ss ;ssa'' they
Dress Goods.
Rlsck sllks from soe to 5io
| DOZEN Berese Roses Al $500, worth
P'sIs. 1. s,r,Pss Fl S.Ia ssrssd ro gaIa.;
chaiIlss, plaia and agured Deiaines.
sesses tme ae caa and English Prin.s.
| ass American Prints at ioe. worth.."-.-"--.lH
ShatDEs.
dozsa ~ Vii Te 3 aS sas~ ssa wis. ,oo .o So: 81
dozen Black Six 30 u iz"N
Mantiuas.
1 dozen Mapsiflaa from Do 10 1o'oO
/ dozen { aacs 10 for 100, wnr h,--.-.. -..-.'"sVo
Bonnets. Ribbcns, Rusches,
Buds, French Flo wers,
Wreaths, Braid, Nett.
The Cheapest Stock IL Towu-so say she Ladies.
Parasols.
dozen, all oolors. fron..-~.,... ....-..... 1sc to 400
Hosiery.
Ladies uoss Ice. Gloves &c. Mitts lsc.
a LARGE STOCK OF
Yunkee Notions.
50 1000 Needles at &c a paper. 1hey are the beat Needles III
3 q PACK 1' Fios sa ssaor : GG HoaI e u les ! & a a ] PAPER > :
- q los ST. rS'en g dhr Is.t + fo mf a. q 2 .s s@nss do.
aonks nd Eyes, oInas' buttons, lhimo"s, Fancy Toapi'
~, Fancy Lrlshe@, Fancy GLASSES, { c etc. etc.
iTetciiic Frame S.irts.
/ dozen Metallic Frame skirts-bess IL use.
/ dozen stocl Frame Skir.s.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Black, Brown, Steel Mixed and Fancy Cassi-
niercs' Sattinets, Tweeds Jeans, Summer
Coating-enough fer all.
1850 yards MUsIINs. alt qualities. Full I'd Muslin SC Sd;
CemEaies. ticks, theess, striped shirtings-less than old
prices.
Doors AND SmoEs-Cheap.
.oeo Tcfls WALL PAPER-a good Satin Pa
perr1st u roll.
20 Rolls Ca RPET-bought at Auction, IS per
cent lcss than usual prices. Good Carpet toI
% cts ii yard
Groceries.
A rca thai vii suit e4ery oJy.-...-..-......- ,.75c
ciee that Nil suit tvrry IOdy.
sugar That VIII sui every
C51ockerg.
China in sets at a bargain-Iron Stone Ware in sets or b!
the piece, less than old prices
YetloD Fire-Proof Ware.
Just the thing for common use-25 per cent less than th'
same Gonds can be bought at any other Store II 50
hink us gassing, call in
Butter, Eggs and Rags.
We pay gaod prices far hem at all Times.
]. HYATT & CO.
aTap.- Arrsi IESz
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q
OHIO WHITE

H5HESE C~ELEBRATED SPRINGS. heretofore known
Il as Harris Springs" ~ on the feolo River. 4 miles from
scioto Bridge Sta len. op the Springfield ard Delaware
Railroad; 8 raileR from Delaware. on be Cleveland and Co.
luHbns Railroad. and II miles FROM the Cry of { olumbus,
will be opened 10 the public seeking health or pleasure, on
he 18th of May, pnder auspices and with a ppoin me l.
hat will make II FIRST CLASS in avery particular.
The present proprietors of the OHIO White Sulphur have
tberaity added to the buildings and general accommnda-
ions of the eatate. and have lifted and furnished the whole
n the suggessians of taste and luxury.
TEE GulRraE WILL BE USExcEPTioSABL
Thescensry of and near the domain has been thought to
be the nnest In Ohio; the air is pure and healthy, and the
medicinal paspes4ies Of he wonderful Spring Getting l20
gallons per miuute3 are now admitted to possess curative
and recRperauFe influences superior 10 The famed White
Sniphur at Virginia.
There are attached to the establishment all the aecesso-
rtss found attha FIRST summer Hotels OF the country.
The lRYns sad grounds about The Hotel are spacious ana
well kept. and the beautiful drives through the old forests
and along the romantic river are singularly attractive,
though quite secluded.
Carriages and omnibuses ars always In readiness at Co.
lambus and Delaware TO convey parties TO the prings.
Arrangements can be made for rooms by addressing
ISAAG PAST, Columbus, Ohio
Fer any further general Information, reserence may hn
had to Mesars. Andrew, Wilson Il Coz, UihcinNnn. or e
Messrs Failing Of the Neil, or kelsey OF the American hto
tel, Columbus; or to Mr.. Chamberlain. of the AImericao
Hotel. Delaware. AnEii iG. INek-Nf
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The Ladies' Repository.
"Quggx oE the MoNrHr,Es.n

A Lso.tAe NAT foNAL. MAGAZINES Monthly Of rare
a. merit Illus y ated with tine pictorial Embellishments
eeltsssAe NEW BOOK EToRE.
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NEW STOVE STORE.
II. WAGES s. CO..
q - ESPEcTFULL.Y inform the Ct liens of Della
- "a ware and adjoining counties, that they hzfe
= rsInovedt heIr STOVE TIN T0REf from san Z
- dugsy to William Street. two DORIS Nest OF :. LAT
= IIaers. and adjoining Nathan Ely's seG Bakery, N
% where they viii be glad 10 meet their od alG En-
frerous customers They are very thankful ior x
q past farors ard hope 70 aerii = continuance OF the =
= same They are still prepared to do all kinds OF
? TIN, Copper d Sheet Iron Work,
% on the shortest notice and IN the very bes' style .
They also keep constantly On hand = large assert
= Fnent OF ~
8 ParIor and Cook Stoves and Tin Ware, q
which they wfI sell cheaper than the cheapest.
PIcase CALL AND EXAMINE before yon nuy
eIsaEhere. Dec. IS 81.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Hair Restoraiiyes.
DEoFEssoR Woods, Mrs. Aliens. and the Exoelaior
jan. 20, 1853 3. DICKINSON &soN.
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Scotf,s Little Giant Corn E Cob NIL
THE attention of Farmers and Stock Feader
L eenersilF is respectfully called 30 this Eaiii
tic bmost important article OF the kind now n
re cetft only wsa adapted To or nding Cob Meal
fer Stock, bat grists fsr tire tasls. In setting
this E,lIl1e c4eehanie OF Tan.e woTS IS necessa-
~, OILY requiring % be fastened 70 8 door OF
platform, Is easily adjusted, and can be used By
any body, even aehild. For sale by
Dee. 20. CHAMBERLAIN & VERY
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Il

grvHg aartnership betwsen John f. Hills and chauucsy
1 Hts ander the firm Of - Y HILLs I co " was DIS
sioss the business OF said firm soon. all indebted viii g
hnge Us Ivy settling immediately.
c. HILLS.
Delaware, Jan. %, 1855.
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Eundries.
@ = Bags choice Eastern ccness
&tb % Bags dc EoELherl do
20 Boxes Mould Candles,
= a Packages Assorted tanifes IN - IL and et1h Eekea
q Boxes PAIN No and GerntAn Soap,
n Bexez Ssar and Stesrine Candies,
n Boxes 5s. o. and f9s Virginia Tehaeco.
Il Kegs Kentucky Six Twist do
- Folss Virginia Ealf Ponnds 40
n Boxes superior Western Deserve Cheese.
An Of whic2 are gaered a. the lowest market prlcEz
Jan. %. tE1f r. T. HILLS 3 son
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I IGET! Bnrniug Fluids and Lamp
NJ. L. STARE