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Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

For Sussex.-T. p. McColley, Stephen L
Morgan, Rev. J. Pastorfeld, Rev. WIN Mer-
rlll' Wm. w. Morgan, Rev. Robert B. Hazard
John Sammons, John Steel, DR.. Henry +. Hail.
Rev. d. Dodd.
Inc Convention then adjourned to meet
again at half past seven O'clock, p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Convention met at half past seven O'clock
Quite large aSsemblage of persons present. -
Prayer by Rev. VIM. Merrill.
Rev. John w. Mears, an able and efficient
advocate of the cause, made an excellent
speech, which evinces that his voice is power
ful in behalf of the Temperance movement
Bev. George Ileacock followed with some
very felicitous remarks Rev R. W. Todd
then made quite forcible address. Rev. Will
liam II. Ware and Walton, also spoke. Ex-
cellent music from the Choir served TO en- iven
the exercise. Upon the whole there was
good feeling throughout; much interest mani.
tested; great harmony; determined purpose
to continue the efforts for the suppression of in
temperance. The proceedings convinced us
that hope was still in the ascendency. No
tanatlcal excitement nor political bias was OBJ
served, but the members showed that they were
influenced by the purest feelings, noblcst i'm
pulses; harmonious spirit perVaded the as
sembly, and it was remarked by many that the
convention was characterized by a more gem
eral feeling of interest and animation than they
had known for years. This fact is cheering to
the friends of the cause throughout the State.
On motion OF ID. w. Maul, the thanks of this
convention were tended the Trustees of the
Presbyterian Church for the use of the said
Church.
The thanks of the meeting were also tended
to the various speakers who had 50 ably ad-
dressed the meeting.
On motion adjourned.
ID. w. MAULL,
Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

WnIrE TEETH, Pcrfumed Breath and Beau
tiful Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM or A THOUSAND FLOWERS." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of a
disagreeable breath when by using the Balm Of a
Thousand Flowers" as a denirice would not only
render II sweet but leave the teeth as while as ala
basIert Many persons do not knew their breath is
bad and the subject is delicate their friends Will
never mention it. Beware of countcrfeitS Be sure
The bottle is signed. FETRIDGE " CO.. n. Y.
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
Smyrna Prices Current.
ID. w. MAULI,
Secretary.
Corrected Week.

OUTTtCItH " Wtthfy.
Wheat continues quiet at $l.00 for white,
and Sl.00 for red.
Corn G2c. per bushel.
Flour 5000 per bbl.
Meal 75c. per bush.
Rye quiet at G0c.
Outs steady at 35c.
Beans $l.00
SeedS-ClOver is selling at $500, Timothy
S323, Millett nominal at $I.50, aud FluXsccd
$l.lO per bushel.
Hay is selling at SIG to SIS per ton, for both
timothy and clover
StareS-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
IfOOd-lllckory $3.50; best Oak 500 ;
common Oak 81 25; Maple $2.25, and mixed
and rough Oak 81. co per cord.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

6r Persons visiting Milford will find the
"Milfosd Hotel" desirable place to sojourn.
The proprietor, ii. p. Jones, ESQ.,, from Lancas-
ter CO.. Pa. is courteous and accommodating
gentleman, and we'll calculated to please wish
tors.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church, near Marshy Hope Bridge, Kent
county, will be dedicated to the worship of Al
mighty God, on Sabbath, May Both, service
commencing at 10 o'clock. Revs. Wesley Ken
ney and Andrew MaDship. of Philadelphia, will
officate on the occasion. Ministers and men,
5ers Of djourning circuits and stations and the
public generally are most cordially and earn
estly invited to attend.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
Smyrna Advertisements.
For Sale.

r a superior AWNING, nearly rcw,--size %
E leet long and II feet wide,--ycry cheap. Win
be sold for want of use.
nlso' superior CORNSIIELLER, Bowman
" ElI0tts S make) which will be sold very low
=. eAc"a"eeu io5 Corn or other saIeable trade,
at }. X. WILLIAMSON'S
,oo Great Bargain Store,
April 20,'59) West Commerce St, SmyTna
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
SNIE@NA9 lDlAlLo,
SDAY, MAY20, 1858

THE "TIMES" is published Euery Thusday. BY
RoBr D. HoFFEcEER, Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall, Smyrna, DEL
RXS-SUBsCRIPTION.-One gear, 81 so in ddudnce,
or $500 if not paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
discontinued untd all arrears paid-Only at Tie
option Of the Publisher.
every square Of IL lines. less first
Insertion, SO cts each subsequent insertion 25 Cts
Liberal arrangements made Nth yearly and half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
DIVIDEND
New Livery Stable.

TIE undersigned has taken Livery Stable
short distance from the Delaware House -
IN SMYRNA, and will be ready, at anv time.
to HIRE HORSES and CARRIAGES. at tho
Lowest Rates-for cash only. o. lie will
also convey Passengers TO and from the Boat if
desired. OF Please leave Orders at either of
the Hotels, or Post Office, or at his residence on
Delaware street.
May 6, JS-9m HENRY RAUGUIFv
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
PAINTS Z! PAINTS /!

THE Subscriber, having connected with the Drug Z
ES, BRUSHES, GLASS, DYE-STUFFS, &c, is now
prepared TO furnish all in that line who may favor
hm with call He would also take this opportunity
Of returning to The public his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage they have shown him, and hopes.
by strict attention and industry, TO merit cOulinu.
ance of the same, JAS. L. IIOFFEGKER,
Commerce ST., door below Eliasons Corner.
may 2O-'5S Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
D I E d

On the 1lth inst. at his residence, near X en-
ton, Joseph George, in the Goth year of his age.
On the 10th inst, in this town, Charles Kel-
10, in the 37th year of his age.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev
J b. Merritt, Mr.. NJ E. Walker, to Miss Maria
r ley, all of Mddletown, New Castle CO, Del
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

ANOTHER STATE ADMIrTED.-The House of
representatives, last week, finally passed the
bill, which had previously gone through the
Senate, for the admission of Minnesota into the
Union as a State, and we thus have now a gal
axy of thirty-two stars to emblazon upon the
national standard. Should Kansas elect TO
come in under the recent act Of Congress, there
will be still another State sovereignty to add
to the list. Minnesota mad already made choice
of her Senators and Representatives, in antici-
patton of her admission, who have taken their
seats in Congress. Gen. Shields and Mr.. Rice
are the Senators. The bill allows the State
two Representatives,, though Minnesota had
claimed three.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Euery Nan his Otcn $

Every Nan HlS UiCn N0IeSmall.
LlPPINCOI'T & Co, One Price Clothing Store,
No 4Ol Market street, Sd door above <h street Phia
delPha. would solicit call from those in want Of
CLOTHING, before purchasing elsewhere-as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked IN plain figures, so that all
must buy alike All goods used in tins store are
sponged before making up, and all articles sold Will
be guaranteed to be cut and in the best manns
Remember
4O4 Market street.
ISAAC IIPPINCoTT Sd door above Ilh B.L.wooLsToN
) Philadelphia.
se3O, ,'57.lV
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

OF Five prisoners escaped from Dover Jail,
Saturday morning last. See Dover letter.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

Fly IN THE WHEAT.-We regret to learn,
from our farmers, that the Hessian fly is again
We had hoped that the dreadful destruction
which befel US last your would be averted this,
but from the present prospects, some of the
crops, at least, will fare quite as badly. Then
the average yield for Duck Creek Hundred
was little over a third of crop, (the effects
of which are still visible in the depressed con-
diton ofmonetary aifairs,) and should this year
prove no better, the consequence will be tell
ing in its effects upon many of our business men,
who were looking forward to the in-gathering
of the present crop as a period of release from
pecuniary embarrassment Ten days or two
weeks more will reveal the extent of the evil
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
10 E va T%M 90 "a s&S
IMPROVED PATENT ADJUSTABLE
L capcr & VI wcr.
with Woods aE;d JchnsOn's
ssarsE6lXeHAsnx.k. f:,. HS-o
aEaEsFOVCEhlCfEEs. for S5G.

e,UuO OF the above Machines were made and
sold last season.
ALL The Improvements Of 1876 were a2plied in the
MHcheneS made in our shop the past year, TO which
We have added the following; '''
Strengthening the cutter bar, bV means oCo stHLox
OF angle iron. extending along the bagk and nm
urrSdcS' which prevents it from springing
HSIP'" Oh me Lever, we have applied AlechanlcpJ
LirSe lor raising and low cring The Machine ,u
Nhic" 'hc dIs chargcr slts and thereby does awav
WIN 'hC Slaild as heretOlOre-It only needs Io he
s1'l 10 he cohN Ihced OF It's great Value-t enables
c 'l'Iiasct ol he Machine, while IN full mOIIon
10 vary IKE height OF cut pleasure NOT reourlnJ
MN 10 Si"P ana re adjust the Machine when rom
ing to spots where the grain Is short or lodged
Mn'cn shows glaring defect all machines with.
o"l H. Inc machine can be changed form n Rean-
er 10 Mower in less than n minnie ,r;,I,,, sI.tf
ing a single bolt or screw
lne Machhe VIII ever continue 10 excel all others
III simplicity OF constructions in facility oC ,n.nnga
iiie ana ny MS perfect adaptation to uneven pr,,u
w LIS means Hi adjuslahI,y TO various heights oc'
.Ii'g' WIN wheel al The managers seal: and hvT
beng The only successful comi,IIrifion M D. , =!
AlOWer in the v orld "I'I a.
A warranty given 10 each purchaser that tho NJ
cHie Is well nade and of good materials and Thar !,
r miin n'M S WEI. Is can he done with the scythe and
reap as well as II can he dOIe with the craJIe W
PrIcc "l the Combined Reaper and Nuv or q An .,
9Rr shop-a credit viii be given until the i5tb "t
June, bV giving negotiable hole Ihuse preEerr, -,
pay cash. discount at the rate of per cc.t wifi me-
deI"c'cd II longer lime be Wished Interest vii 10
added from 18Th, 1858. "ti' De
We make the above conditions to induce The rox
mtrs @ 10 come forward end take The machines our Of
our way as we pui them together ~ Vi
lhe following extras furnished with each machine
| Knife OIL Can. Wrench, Guard Finger, / SCI,
knIie' ana a Dscharglng Rake-Doube and SinnIa
~ 'ieca uu Ncch 1ohe' Mlli he furnished at EaOderae
prices. WM. JOHNSON a. co
Newark, Del
We are the authorized Agents for the sale oC ,bo
above described Reaper and Mower. fA,,nny.s IT,"
pfoVed) SO noicd throughout The country We knn,,
the Machine and hay seen IL work and viIbnut b,;
ia'ol can truly say lis The best and cheapest Reaper
IN uSe,-WIil give more entire satisfaction -
on hand. NeF'
Also. The best Revolving Wheat Raker.
GEO. w. CUMAlINS. q co
Smyrna, May l3 h, 1858, T2m
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

OF 1t is stated that the staunch and favor
ite old steamer Maryland, formerly of Balt-
more, but now owned by the Washington and
Richmond Company has been chartered and
will be put on a summer route from Norfolk to
Seaford, Delaware. 1t is intended she shall
perform two round trips per week. The Mary
iand was built in 1918, and her timbers Give
oak) are said to be sound at the present time.
OF Trout Fish have been coming TO our
town in abundance the last several weeks
They are caught at all convenient places along
the Delaware Bay, in quantities numbering
from a few bushels up TO three orfour hundred
at time. They are sold on the Beach at pri.
ces RAGING from twenty to forty cts. per bushel
TO the fish sellers, who supply the towns far
and near. The Trout, from its deicacy, is get
ting 10 be favorite fish, and the fisheries along
the Delaware are fast taking the place of the
Herring fisheries of the Chesapeake.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

CATCHING IT.-Mr. Leonard, of the Della
aware House, in this town, is catching it from
all quarters. One says his table is as good as
the Girard House another that the bedroom
furniture is superior 10 Browns Hotel in WASH
IN eating one meal in it (trom the order and
taste in which things are served) than weeks
lodging in an ordinary Hotel; all that it is the
best furnished house in the Slute, and-what
every body says must be so.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

0Er The editor OF the Reporter says he was
considerably nonplussed to read our issue OF
last week; that in searching for reason, his
first impression was that we had been learning
Hebrew, which reads from the right hand TO
the left but eventually came to the conclusion,
after lighting upon an article on Temperance
Lgislatlon,' that the editor must have been
intoxicatcd-with his subject
A very natural conclusion fov the Reporter
man to come to; indeed nothing could be more
so. 1t a singular fact that drunken men per-
cieve things just backwards--lf he falls TO the
ground, he thinks the ground flies US and strikes
him instead of his running against the fence
he thinks the fence runs against him; if he as
sau!ts an individual, lie thinks the individual
assaults him; and, per consequence, following
the same course of reasoning, we do not won
der that the type read backwards to the editor.
We do not undertake to affirm or deny the
charge, hut leave it to our readers whether or
not the Reporter man was not reversed in his
vision.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20

CAPT. JOHN BAKER, of this town, on Monday
morning last, while in a fit of mania potu,
downed himself at Green's Landing, just north
of the town, on Smyrna creek. A coroners
inquest was held on Tuesday morning, and ver-
dict rendered Of" accidental drowning" The
deceased had been skllful Captain, and sailed
from this port number of yeaEs, but, for some
time back, had been inca acitared for such duty
by his great indulgence in intoxicating drinks.
lie leaves "a wife and several children, " ho were
dependent on him for support.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-20
Nj d Gu |.

Nj dicaI.
THE board of Examiners of the Medical
Faculty, of the State of Delaware, will meet
in DOVER, on TUESDAY, the 9Th of June
next, at IL O'Clock, m, for the purpose of grant
ing Licenses to practice Medicine and Surgery
in this State. +. d. DALEY,
may 20 '5S-2w Sec'y Board Examiners.
Del Republican, Gazette, News aud S. Messen-
ger copy I. m.
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1855. 1855.
sCAenIrT = nAseM.
Wholsaals ~ Rstail Dsaisss n - Aaasfasss-
furniture and u1hehseery,
WashiAgtoa Avsans. hstWesn Id aaA ~ stssets.
ST.. LOUIS. NO.
TN our Warsrssns Win - losaA the latest ard
! ~ ssyls., 80 2 - ssss vors.sa. - q
BEDSTEADE:
Fine Rosewood I'D naAoesny, walnut. Oak SD
6lDEBO ARD6:
Rosewood. Mahogany, OAK and WslnaG, with
shelves aud Marble Tops.
WAROROBES AND SECRETARIES
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aad VALIANT.
SOFAS:
Mahogany and walnut, covered In Hair Cloth,
Lasting aad DsOsotelle.
BUREAUS;
Fine Rosewood. 1.hefasy. oa1 esa y sl.s.. vitA
WASH-6TANDS:
h''s cEST;R. "a. AND sfDs TABLES S
with Marble Tops.
HAT RACKS;
Resswood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, q many
Also, aae Rosewood, hahosany, Oak and Wal
nut PsrlDr, Easy md Rocking Chsisj every varls.
= Il Cushion, kssh ard Cane Seat Reception and
Cottage Che1ru; hecumoent Cneiiss FAeno cSooni
Ottoro 81, FOotatools, Lounges, Cornef and Side
Whasnsts, Hxtsssion Tables. 6h0wss Baths, lei
Boxss wire and Tin Hafes, ScsrriH' Patent Loxwgs
Bedstssds. GILT LOOKING GLA8SD6. Splendid
Pier GLASSES. Osals. Mantle and square; Wood
Frames in large assovtment.
BEDDING.
srios, Mair. Mosa, KxoslsioF and Husk Nst.
t,ssss. Esssass SsSs, riisss, ESi.iss., C.Aissss
ghees 10, al Of the best material, md wsvssata
TO be- fresh, slsea and ae1.
Every article worraatsd - represented, and y
prices = low = any other hosae II ~ city for
responding quality.
urden solicited and faithfully alls1.
We cordially invite every ous W. Wishes 70 81
and exanins ard psiss ons goods, ~ ars yasasss
to show oar gods, and eivsyss ~ ths iafosnasas
In our power.
llyersd on boAt Of - ne heuee.
SYUTLTS.-z ~ oF95sI9 q HI ISS 911 - I;
EsTE4 IN. II. xUUnIM
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REMOVAL.

The DAHL r GATE CITY OFFICE IL
In McOuxB's Baildiag, corner Of Aaia and
Second Stresses. Entrsnes on Second s&ssst;
Counting Room 6rst door 70 the right.
Orders for oil kinds Of Job Work oiled
with neatness and dispatch.
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IBUDIM13y 3AkEs
DUBLIc NOTCH = hessby given that On the
1 34th day Of April next, n frUnt Of the pFsmi-
-, on Main street, ksokuk, Lows, shall psssse1
Is sal 70 the highsst bidder. Tor sasA Il hand,
the folisWing rcsl eststs h ~ sitysf KsotaA,
Iews, viz: thirtcen AAl : halt {l3A) lsst - ~
east side u lot eight and eight fest ~ the
west side Of lot nine (e II blosk
Of saia city by ons hundred anA forty (l1o) lsst
dsep, ADJOINING the property Of Jno. n. Matt -
ths wsss, and sam'i r. Miller - the cost.
The sale h made BY virtue of Dsed Of Trust
from Hawkins TayloE to made, 70 secure The yey-
NEST sf fcarprom!sscry notes Of one hundred sid
three and 7S-lOo dollars each, two Of which notsa
arsdns and unpaid, and by the terms Of the 1rust
Deed am required 10 sell the property. fale ~
tween the Aoars Of ~ O'Clock .. n. and e'eloel
p. M. SAM u y. AlALEny
March 8, IstS-dtd Trustee.
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! 90 NM ERCIAI.. i
DAILY Cars CIsy O1Sscs, I
Ks,kuk, Monday, March 31sd.

DAhv CARS CIR O1Sscs,l
Ks,ksk, Monday, March Esd.
FLOUR = Dansss fiils Rxtsa RAniiy (fali
wheat ~ % = bbl.; Extra sspsrfns (spsing
wheat ~ %; supessns ~. Bate City Extra.
~ % Per Dbl. Second qsality, - - p bbl--
Country Aour, ~ ~ = aaak. Qsincy, 81 rs to
-. 1raAsm, (gali wheat - % Per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, &c per 100.
CoRN-Ready sale 1t 10 70 1sc.
BARLEY.-Good demand for prime qualities II
Soc 70 7Sc.
WHEAT-Littis esii wheat 10 BE- had s0c
will BE- paid for . good article. Bpsiag - to ~
for ohoice poor grades 4eto4Sei In good currency,
OATE-Ip request ct 30 10 -.
RYE-3se 10 49,; littls seoning In
BUCKwHEAr-3Se = bush. a BAnnsr Mill.
P0TArOEs-0ood supply; selling q ~ 70 sSs.
0R0CkRIRS-N. o. Sugar fair 71te sA,pssne q
70 o. ehoisssl clarified 10 70 lel sr.shsA ~ lpal
lsitsll. Aolassss -Pisststioa ~ 70 ~, 9. n. =
to ~, aelAsa syrup, rs y ~. .CoGss-Rio ~,
lava 10 70 lse. Kies 70 &C.
sOAP-Psln IL, Family o..
CANDLES-Star >, stsssine l3l. Mould III -
u. -
LARD-Yair supply, Tie to Sc.
RUTTkR-eessos. CAolss II 70 -.
i HIpRS-DYy, esssSAc; grsens4i % =. =
HAY-PrAirisfon - v ~. 1tnot11Y
TO 1le. Hungarian. 81 10 Z. 10.
BUNDRIES-0nions.ss 70 10; Eggs, 10 70 ~,
Feathers, zoe to Atc White Besss, 7se TO ~.
FRUIT-Fsir supply. Green spplss, choice ~
50 to .. Dried apples, - 90 to - Is per bsshsIs
Dried peaches, ~ - 70 - ~; Rsisins, ~ Il 70
4 90.
Sides %, Hsns ~.
BBBf-A to gross 4ls to6 per quarter.
HOAS-Dssssed to5.
sHEEP-e3 70 ~ y head.
BALT-G. A., 81 ~ to 81 - KAarMhn
ExcnAsux.--On New York for eu1
snt.; for gold Per cent. St. Loais
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Aew Jersey, lO1gayavanla ana
Delaware Currency.
We have revised asd corrected the follow
ID are q par in Philsdelphis.
Bank II Caster Valley.
Bank II Chester County.
Bank Of Danvills.
Hank Of Delaware County, Chester.
Bank II 6ernantown.
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Columbia Bank, Colnmbia.
DoJlssaswn DAak, DoyAoetown.
EAssoa DAnk, & Kassd
Harmsss ard Meehaaiss' Bank, Kastos.
Farnsn' DAakof BaskS County, Bristol.
Ss..sss' Bank q s.ssiss, ks.iias. -
lsnsAster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, IT Lebanon.
Aassh Chssk Bank, Aaueh Chunk.
Miner. Ban, s.ns s e fosssyiIls, res'ril1
Posassvs 81
RI follo~ Jersey B.sls u =
ma upward a. par:
Burlington Rant.
Bank Of MIIvills.
sssd:n.swa s..1|pf oong.n ,, ssrds.seva.
G S.,s:n' Z - =. :. 9. fIs0.s'.
1.l.s... E. - Bank. ca.as3
:! '.''''' '''1' ''''''
l s.'.'
4; 4; NJ; q! ); - |; .,..,..-
On depostt.
i, !:s! nd ~ : p s.s:': !;
rAr. bns srIasnsY.
:s .sy c, s s:ss. ~
Central B6ok " New JsYsey, llightown, = ~
Up; Manha4tan Bank. q Il
bsl \, Baai. Bslvissrss !. md y; A.lsysl
o'.y S.sl. Perth A.ssy, Inpsr..r' - A.
Clinton Rank q New Jsrs.y5 A. -
y.sa.n, =. MA q v.as1l - -
Point; Bank q he oo.s . -
Farnsrs' Nsehasiss Ink ~ latse
polltan Bank.
FreshslA Baakiak CO.; NaAha&tan II
ffAsketstswn 1Aak. hasAststoUde I'd -
Amer. Exchangs Bank.
| Hoboksn City Bank Ossan 1eataS
| Huntefdsn O.. hank, Hssniagt1
Of The ComnenWealth. IA
hudson q. 1Aak, ~ ssd sp,s - we
l Bsnk. SCI H
ascAsa,ss' Baat, Newark - ~ ~ -
| tes' Bank.
! Mob. D Man. UAak, Trsnlu1. g Aaa ~ I'll
| q tbs Comnonwealth.
Asshaaiss' rrAdsn' Bk., Jsnsy City ~ -
| NJ; Ouutlnsntnl X, ~ !. !
Mswesk cssy naak. NauArA, = : NJ; csatiASal
| II Dank.
Nswnsk Aiag ~ Iassssass Go. Nsveek.
- ~ Me1o 1D6' Bank. u
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Biz pesoansas rsstdsseeAeW
tisiag DENTISTRY. - )
slsswhsrs are sseA th1sst W1f1 ~ y IL Tor
b. % locate ustii spsiag. He fssls ssssssA II
siviag the guaranty that BE- viii es.s prspars4 y
gvs sntiTe sstisfsstioa In the varoas bsanchss Of
his profcsioo, " all Who fsver III. With their
pstsonase.
Rsrsssscsx-J. B. Howell, B. N. Webster,
8. =. Miller, Of Keokuk; DID Bowen, DR.. ~
sapders, Iowa City. toet1sAAvt1
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McDoHsoueI EsrArs.-A final DECISION in
this sasa, which hos been il eoast several
years, y anaeasesd, from vhish Il sssnl
The oitiss II Baltimore end New Orlsans IN
confirmed in the vast amount devised by III
will Of MeDonough.
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RsvvAL AZ DUDuaus.-Ths religious in
tsrsst u Dialogue continues with unsbstsd
fsrvor. The Tinss Of the 18th ssys that
there have bssn oss hundred sad twsssy- 6vs
eonvsrsions In. the Congregational Church,
and that nsstinss for preaching end prayer
are held daily end nightly In several other
churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-22


rGyHE Directors II this College havs made ar
i rAngemenh with DR.. Sanford, BY which the
Institution will be- Transferred to the largo and
beautiful Hall Of the Iowa Medical Co1isge, end
have elected Rev. Chas. A. williams, Pfincipal-s
esuflsmsu we'll known and rsecmmsn % possess
Ing al that tass aad perienSe and those literary
and scientific qualifications, requisite to ~ com
pletc and psrwansat success of this iopostant sn-
isrprise.
The Spring Term will commence on Monday
March I'll, under the superi tendance Of As. vii
iiAms, aided BY comystsnt and tsachsss
general discipline VI the College bsins subject "a
che supervision and approval Of the Board, with
tAs plsdge Of their psrmansnt co-eperation snd
COUNSEL.
II THE purpose Of the Board 70 build mp an in
city ard In this EFFORT they hope for the cooper
| tioa and synpathy u ali intelligent and libsn
citisens.
The lnstitusion will hsass1orth b sxelssivsl,
for fs.Als pupilas ~ m g.prsAs.d primary
ai.i..ss to. se.s;ss.sion
md nd. q g. .sse I - L. les i .ss.i
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vary i.sssssls 49, - aaS - - fsr III
rs. .erns = isiliSA uii, =, : ksslefsss, ii,
and sisha esllse Ii 80 81 attaesy sssdiss
Iense., 81 se1kA 49, Scs 1aala. bsgaeA, Ser
man, Aasls - 1EswiAo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-22

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