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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

Genera flenningssn and Col. LockriJgc
are Al Washington taking bird.eys view
of matters generally. Ih-y have no doubt
Of the success OF General Wslher. They
sssm to b. fully poated up in fefet"ncc to
HE position ane movements. General Hen
Minessn hes had several interviews with
General Qnitm,n aud Judge Ev.n'. OF
Texas. Il 10 asserted by those who are in
tAs sserst that these ,wo distinguished oM
esss viii! shortly Join Walker with \ large
force.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

LARGx mario IliMxc One hundred
aud ten negroes were hired out on Tues
day, 29th ult., at Townsville, In tho State
Of North Carolina. Prices much below
those paid At tho same place Last year.
Only two out Of the number exceeded one
hundred dollars. Eilctnt field hands
hired generally from SIS to eS5. Wo>
men. but few Il any. reaching fl,y doIIars.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

ILLtSoIs !. ABROAD LAND SALrs.-Sincs
thu 1T Of j,nus'y ID. Illinois Central Rail
road Company has sold 327 AS acres Of
land. Tor which il received ~, i03 70i !.
has cold aIoge'h" i.le1.6s6 seres, for
ol5. 2O6,0s2.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

II The South Western Of "Wednesday Las.
'ays The river ia swsiing slowly and account.
N"m sbove repor, all the ttbuia,ie, high and
rising fast Since our last, tho 7. + kimbsll
Duke. Lscomp,e. Dloomer, Alton. jr., ". A.
Andrew, ard Swan, hasc arr,v,d from New
trssaas; the Granada. Sunte a,a, and Ham
Newell, ftom Jefferson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

tJ The Richmond Dispatch says. the
bronze statues Of Patrick Henry and Jsf.
fs'son are beginning to assume dark and
weather beaten look appearing more like
gigantic Sepoys thu" civilized Americans.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

The toll. received on III. New York
State CAnal-.up to the 18Th ult. amount
10 u .OJs. 81, against -. 5 033,7 to cor>
responding date last year. Decrease sG55,
b06. ~ compared with last year, nud OF
ol ,576.37> a. eompsfcd with 1871
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

TmE MouNoNs The Mormon agents
in Engla"d have stopped emigration from
Eafops during the pending difficulty, bn,
will probably resume. operation. rs soon
~ il 10 decided to wha, quarter they shnl
direct their steps
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

Wi Bel 'my. = negro. sgsd no ysat'.
died IL KNOCK county. Georsis. on tn.
ooh utinl,. Ito was cook Tor the Ams,>
issn troops stationed At Charleston during
The Revolutionary War.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

w Tho income OF the government Of
Gsss. Britain Tor the year en- ding 10Th OF
December, was sbou, e335, O0O 600, and
the ..pnnss- nh tr y! 100 600 lee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

= 'lhs lassss ssnsss Of Oregon exhibits
sssastsA10Vkpssisy 81 The sexes. While
~ oalss ssmhss 5000 thsss are only
Doooo eDaslss. This excess Of mslss 10
- u ~ pssslia' phs"omina VI our new
1smaeesise go y 10 - fsssd more or less
isen q aAsa. Il arises from The gsss.
ssnbss q siaels ysssg men whs smiy's's
= ooopoA q bssass isslsss 10 tbs new set.
nnnso1A vAess lssd y sbssr. work aGun>
~ - ~ assss Of living easier Of ae,
-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

-,.-,, ,.h;,. q ,lhoon.
=.
We nav" receive" '"' '""P"
the l2,h inst. from which ws learn Ac"vs
on.,.,ioos ara carried on aeainst the In.
Alan, On the luh ult. Cant. Conc, with
-A.., 100 ,,.. .,.,,.a n, . scout into the
.r, nl ., A..
e'e's'""e
serted neids ANA '"'"g'' y" '"' "~"'o"
oehss river. and came upon the res'dehee
of R,llv Iowlrps. From the account OF
.u.Ld II, III. p.,;,sni.,
WV
We extract the following
Tn. snti,s anti Of King William, the in>
vincibl~. WAS secured, together with his
amb,otyp~. taken when he WAS asst IN
..b,uy,op NJ Diploma,ic Assistant 10 \
c.lsb,s,.d coo,,acio, ia, removing Indians
nj. shot b,v and III. ,u,b.n. prss.u,ed 10
him by the Pr.s,J.ut of the ll.i,,d State.
.,s among tn. p,ix,s Of the day o. ,b,.
morning of IN. Goth. eighteen men were
fouud urnble ia 90 on and t,.y were san,
hack Ia Ia, field Tn. command then r..
.uu,ed it. msrch down tho stream Ahou,
II o'clock 4 VI nri,sd =, another field
containing not more than half nm scfe;
h-fe Was found cab With barrel oi
shelled corn. Some iice, and rs mHuy
numpk,us AZ setysJ ,hs uh,l, .o,,o,,i
Tor dinner
At thi. point the trsilers were again de
iach-d. and they Did not return unul la.
ia III. evening They t.po,,eJ thai the
same .,pn ront,nn.d on dawn ,h. .,,an,
aud that the swamp WAS low aud wet II
being late, the comms"d encamped where
1t MAS Tor the nisht. Ga III. morning OF
'hr -i't, sky Two more men were found
to BE- used mp ~nd unable To proceed aud
thrN we're sent back he mach down
tue stream WAS r-sun'"d b, TIA" remainder
OF '"e command Snd about 10 \ ~.
'"u"P "'i crossing III" s'feam' II ws-
'"""w'n lew hund'ed 'afds I" til" vest
""a' whrn II 'n'e,seet"d smother aud n
-, vs." W." "''"' 'oe
, .,'. ,I. "'''"'" ~ VIZ
49, '"'''' """'' were '"u"' '""k
, d,,.c,io, mad -, H.. .t,-,.
, four hundred x,,d. ~, Ia, ,a,,, ,...
d,,covsr.d ,b. I,,,;,n. ,. IL. -,
, In. tim. TIA. co,,,,,,d ,,a..L.I ,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

4 >ioleal storm OF wind, and rain passed
over .hs southern par. Of Scott, and over
pcssions Of Smith county, Mas. on the
Night of ~ 9Th met, blowing down boases
dysas greet damage To the timber. aud also
I" cotton -. in the fed. The dwelling
Lose. sta house. negro cabins and sbiss
Of NJ. Jsass &. Harper. Of Scott county,
wsss I'll blo~n down. and a Mr.. Smith
baAiy Iaiussd by The fsl!irg Of the house
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

Cf We publish On our first page the Veto
Message Of Gov Kann,ls. l, !, orthy Of
psfssAl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

MELANCHOLY OccuaREN.k.-MA N AND
WlrE DROWNED. The St. Louis kepuhl
can has information OF the dssth by drown>
ing OF Mr.. Stephen Ross and lady. The
casualty took place about Que mile below
Point Pleasant, aud the Circumstances are
a. follows'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross were riding along the
river bsnk in \ buggy. The horse became
frightened and jumped from tbs bank into
the river. taking with him the buggy and
the unfortunate passengers. Mr., Ross
could have saved himself bnt in endsavor>
ing 10 rescue his wife both we're drowned,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross were lAtsly married
wealthy. and both young.
Ths celebrated Meade case. arising out
of III. treaty With SpAtn. by which WI se>
qnred the Floridss. is now np for argument
IN '.e Court Of CLAIMS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

6ks tho advertisement, Of ] Levy. lie has
received new stock Of Groceries, SC,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
1u1aWay or stolen.

"a RUNAWAY OF stolen ispu the -
scfibsr, living two miles nosth Of ~ ~
Tree, p. o., Up.hus Co., on ~ n
~ inst. 4 copper colored boy. About =
year. old. weighs about IT'S pounds. hss =.
on his forehead, hs has down leok. seca.s
quick when Addressed. and 10 = very likely ~
IIe rode oG dark brown horse mule.
eral reward will b. given for his apPrrassSE"
40 that can grt h.n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
Il T. I, MS
Payabl, one haH IA adrame and he remi.i
al he ci,ss Il he Term

al he cipse Il The Term
For tuition in the Ancient Languages,
Mathematical and Solid Sciences, ~.
cudng one or all Of these branches.
f,r the Session Of fyc months $4,000
lr the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches aud IN -.
ditlou English ,,ramurr Geography
History Ar,hmetic, Ac 50 900
In the Modern Language. Spanish.
French, Italian aud q imam. lcxira
CHARGE each. i1f0
Facl N college building. on
ifihesc rates Of tuliirn be considered hish.'
than those whca nave her. piore obtained IN
Eastern Texas, 1t may be ,iienlly serted
that the character vt the instruction and The sd
yautage- atlor ed will be found At least pro
portionnirly higher Tno-' professor. Of {"
knowledged ability and successful experience
who's. entire tims and aitentipu are devoted 10
the Instruction OF sky : udrnis. or 10 40
avcrag" nulnbrr of twenty each, can not ns.on'
ably be required to give such instruction as -
here lurui~ shed nr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
NAII. ARRANGEMENTS.

NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
AoO1vA8o AS ossAafvRss.
0W0u ~vis 0essvepsN Aaavss 1nssssy,
d: =! sss.ri.I :, I, - "'''a''
W0Vu0p - sis ltee1sssrs - Aastses Irsdas.
Tung. 81 aa'sesv, ~ y; DssAass
H~sSosa- eie IIesa = kaaivss Ta-sisy.
sse.3S - nnonehy. ~ 3ps; DssAAfS
WSy. tss'ay. snd sa~iay. A7s.
NSoSRQ- 80 Tyks - Asasvfs ss~say
6s9g. ~ eaau~sy. Al go; DssAs"
as1ng. WeAassiay aaa Frssay. At 80
QsvYNeeS -vt nArskssd-- AaaIves Wsd~-sdsr
- aass,ay, q .. D: DssAArs T.orsdaY.
- 0sNDAy. est 4 =.
epQe CAsoo - tsAss an4 arrive tbs sssns deis,
TwDhy. TAsssAay. and essun'ays..
Oh - - Asitss ~ ykuvstav, Al =. n. and on
aae11lAy u a. T.. sta;~rss o.. Tvs>iaJ. aleA ~
- - 1Ass.hy. atf =.
0e1lse flsSas -srum Al 10 "a a'e IRON
OMso sesA ~ delivery rs.
~ sAnes fcs tho East At lOp
~ s(ues vii b. oren OH sandav rom TO 'oss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
LESS CONFIRMATION.

" TO each Instructor were assigned iafy
pupils, the tuition te's mi ght he redated but
both the patron and the Student would be SER
on~ly IMPOSED upon hy such an arr sngemens
The President ranuui consent Ia lend hun
self /" such an imposition, pr.i.rrng rather IL
comboi than chime IN rih popular error On
sill jet of so absorbing Interest to the riSns
generation. He coueralulates the Faculty and
't- trends Of the tullrg. upon the fact 'hal
no other complaint has been all. led agaasl' u"
md tullnn or lis mAnlnrmnnl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23

X. A. EIELl., A NJ. Prtst
Marshall, Jan %, 81 al-,f
1J Galveston Christian Advocate Cadde
Gazette, South Western, shreveport fsfs'a
Gazette. Up~hur Drmoc at, copy four ~er.'
and send account 10 II A, Exeil, MarshA'l'
Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.

We sv an,housed IN annonn~- GEO X FISHER
q candidate ipf Assessor and Collector Of iarfson
Ceonsy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
IRE ASU REts

Ne are authorized IN anpmr-r Rev 1HOMAS
ANFOED a.a c,ndlt,, for n. un,e, 4 rrs.unr
81 Jau'scn Coan'y
We arr requested 70 snnouncs thu, tNDER
eANDEks - 4 rspjidst- T.. rv.-rrton H. the Office
81 1epasutvf Of 1iatr,.an Cuu,,tv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-01-23
TEXAS REPUBLICAN,,

We sss su'b,rsoi ~ annnrnee n v RHODES
- eAndsIafs fof tie oiKcs u Sh,nH Of Hsr,son
0Dunsv
We 80 authorized W srnouo.e g +" LtGRO>E
= eendsdA'. fof IL, of,e. of sheriff II Harrison
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

For the Fail Trade.
G. u. POTTER e co.

TTAS now In store the largest and most COM
IL plete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consisting in part of
20 Tons rolled, hammered and Swedes Iron;
Steel-Naylor's Cast, E. 3. German, Alb. Spring;
ton T. v. F. and American Nail Rod;
springs-Wagon, Buggy. sulky and Sest, ct
eastern V; and ii as11s Ea, manuiseeaFS co;l Chain
IA, 5-16, SIS and 7-16; Log. Halter and Breast
Chains; Cow Ties: Pump Chain and Tube,
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c.
$50 kegs Nails, Sd to 40d, Wrought and Eastern
fine Sd of best brands in market;
Horse Nails and Shoes;
2oo.boxes first quality Glass, from Z < 9 to 3ox
40, amy size cut to order); Sash, Doors and
Blinds furnished at manufacturer prices;
Paints.-Whi te and Red Lead in oil and dry.
French Zine White, Litherage, Venetian Red,
Whiting, &C.; Turpentine, Linseed Oil and
Rrushes-Paint, Yarnish, whitewash, Horse and
Shoe; Feather Busters;
200 doz. Door Locks and Latches, a complete as
sortm mt;
100 dor Greenwood's Butts; loo doz wrough
Broad, Narrow, Table and Brass Butts; Pal
mer's Blind and Greenwood's Congress Butts
Blind Fastenings and Sash Locks;
/ cord Gimlet Pointed Screws,
Table Cutlery.
G. D.. r. & Co. would respectfully call the at
tention Of housekeepers and others to their
stock of Table Cutlery, consisting of Ivory
Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn, Cocoa and
common Handles, with 2 and 5 tined Steel
Forks; Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers,
30 doz Pocket Cutlery, IS different varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors;
AxEs.Roberts', Whites, Hunts, Simmonds',
Brooks Brothers Broad Axes, Hunts and Sim
monds' Bench, ~Shingiing a Lathing Hatchets;
Augurs-Miilwrights, Carpenters, C. S. and COM
mon. Bitts-Clark's Graduated, Churchills,
Hammer Twist, LaHomInedieu's and common.
ChiseIs--C- S. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING & Farmer:
Saws-Lea and Leayits Mulay and Sash, English
and American X Cut. Shepherd and lrvfng's,
Spear and Jacksons, and other makes; Hand,
Pannel, Kip, lemon and Compass do.
Bench Planes, Plumbs and Levels, sc.
iiandIes--Handsaw, Plane, Augur, Chisel. Pick,
Gate hinges. Self-shutting and common; 1000
Strap and Joint hinges; Wrought Rasps and
Staples, look and Staples, Gate Latches.
WHIPS, Whip Lasshes and Hide Whirs; Patent
and EnaDelbd Leather; Enameled Carriage
Cloths; Oil Table Cloths and Oil Carpet; Sad
dlcry and harness Trimmings; Shoe Kit. a
good assortment; Bird Cages, Glasses, Canary
Seed, etc., together with a thousand other arti-
Giles, to which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited.
D~elawase, 1857.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
For Costiveners OF c~ohstipaaon. and m

n Dinner Pill, they are agreeable and enestunA
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, I~HilMnmm4ep
ton, and even Deafness, and Partial Nt11map
ness have been cured by the Alternative asfivn o. ihn1e
Pills. e Fa@ ~
Mod of the Pills in market contain hercuEJs NhirtsAt
though " valuable remedy In skilful hands, Ia dHnHefNw
m d public pill. from the dreadful Consequences thMt @&s
quently follow its incnufiaals use. Thess coneMin mm NMN@
eury or mineral substance whatever. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

I'm the shortest notice with Ice Cream, Pyra
~ mids, andlarge and small Cakes ofevery de-
scription, in the nentest and best style.
Also, Bread, Cakes, Pies and Crackers, of all
kinds, cheaper than you can make them yonrs
selves, at ID.
Nov. "a, 1S54.--#tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


&&
THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cite
i with Western, Northwestern, and South ives eFn States
bya CONTINUOUS Railway directz This road also connects
ii Pnnshurg with daily lines Of Steamboa ) 20 all porss on
the Western Rivers. and at Cleveland and Sapdusky with
Steamers To all ports on the North western Lakes. making
the massdiree1 cheapestand reliable route by which Frefghi
can be forwarded 70 and from the Great West.
RATES BETvsENPHILADELeBIA AND PITTsBURe.
FIRST CLASS. BOOTS, Shoes, Has and
Caps. Books, Dry Goods Gin boxes, bales
and ,runks] Drdgs al bones and bales 30 e-per 100 lbs.
Feathers, Furs, Sc &c
SECOND GLASS .-DomeSic Shooting,
Shirting and Fieklng lin original balcsA
Drugs an easks1 WaIP sper. Wool, and rs {. per 100 lbs
Sheep Pelts, eastward, Ike. &c.
THIRD fASS.-AnyilssGhain Tin easks)1
Hemp, Bacon and Pork, SaIte4loosc or
In sacks0 Paints<tdry and in oil, = Oils. 65c. per leo lbs.
Except lard and rosin,D
FOURTH CLASS.-Ealee, Fish, Bacon ! . H#
Beef and Pork On casks or boxes, east. 0
ward Lard and Lard Oil, Nails, Soda
ASH, Gsrman Clay far Pi.eh, Bosin so C. per.roO lbs.
OH. oieensware, Sugar, (hhds. bbis
aue boxes,1 sc. &c.
FLoUR.-Si per bill. until further notice.
Oh 1N.-45 cts per loo lbs. until further notice. z
GOTTON.L$2per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight, un-
I'll further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point eastof Phlladeiphia, be
partfcaEar 10 nasrk packages "via Pennsylvania Railroadr'
All Goods consigned 10 the agents of this road al Phiiadel-
FKEIear AGEKTzs-Clark 4 Co., Chicago; Packer 4 Co.,
Memphis, Tenn; Il. F. Sass & CO., ST. Louis; p. @. O'Rley
l. Go Evansville, Ind; VIM. Bingham, Louisville, KY; r.
G. Meidrum, Madison, Ind. II. W. Brown Il Co., and Irwin
feeSh q so- No. s. Ki5y strsss, Bosom: Iseeh / Co. No
SAstor House, NY. No 1 William Street, n. Y; E. j.
sneeder, PiIiladelphias Aagraw : Koons, Baltimore; pa
80 General Freight AGENT.
HI. LUMBAERr sup't, Altoona, Pennia. ~ 8
Dec. 10, 1857.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
NEW GOODS
AT I. {. COYELL,s.
{ Sign ef tie Large Gold WatA)

Sign ef the Large Gold Wath)
Watches. Clocks, Lamps, Sold Pens,
Silver Ware, Speetaeles and Fame. Goods.
THE subscriber has inst received a Large aud Splendid
L variety of Goods in his line. OF The --latest Fashions and
above mentioned articles of his trade The pthiie are inyi
ted IN give him a call previous TO purchasing elsewhere. for
ae is confident his stock OF Goods is not seconi best TO any
in variety, quality or style
Ji0el-y.
Breast-Pin and Esr-Rings. one hundred different patterns,
consisting of heautifui sets of Cameo. Florsntfne, Mosa-
ic, Gold Stnne, Fine Box, and Miniature Pins &c
Watches.
Particular attention is called to the American Manufactured
Watch. tie reputation OF which for accuracy in time sim.
pIici5y Of eoasiruction aud durab lily. is first in the world.
Also, all kinds of imported Watches. in Sold and Silver
Cases a be1utiful sock Of Gold Watches for Ladies'
prices from SO 10 SO
SpectacleS.
Pebble Eye and Percy Seapic Glass of the finest French i'm
pcrtafi0n. IN Gold and liver and line Steel Frames All
who waHs u good pair Of Speeiacles are invited TO call and
examine for themselves
Lamps and Chandeliers.
For Churches. Halls, ParIurs and Stores. of all styles, from
the most elegant to the most common, saitable tor all pia-
ces and purposes
God Pens.
II. H. Toughion's Premium Gold Pen and Patent Case in
Gold and SILVER, which need only to be sxanined 10 prove
their superiority over other makes.
GCK of miscellaneous styles and Ill prices FINE
CUTLERY. Port Monies, Laaies and Gents Pearl Gard
Which VIII be sold at q lover price thar similar Goods can
be bougHs for in any city in Chic All Goods and Work
warranted 10 be as represented.
Delaware, june IL, 1857. L~eS<COFELL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
DGrQTT9rRx

DEI1 TsT5TRS
TuE subSc riber, a Resieeuv Den Isr, has RECENTLY intro
4 dnced into his PRACTICE several New S.h lr< oil ARTIFl-
CiAH TEEl Fl , and he is itow pr-psrrd 10 make for those
who may desire il, a sapeFanr sfyieq Of EffF
00ePorcelat "a Teeth, 4
according To the stserthwalrnFaten This work he win
advantages will be apparent a an examination OF the
work. He is also making the work of rcce1I iIitFoducliop
denominated HEs8s s@ E ~
sCheoplasty,
and in making this style af work, hr can r'vi. better salts
faction in adaptation TO the month than by any other Style OF
work. The adaptation is P~r,eta.
He has been making fur he hist three years, and Is now
prepared TO make a Superior quality of
Contin o Gum Work. @s
as patented by nr. John Alien. of New York. And in this
work he will defyt the woril to bent II FIR natural bcauty and
cases for the last three years, and ii Is still giving the very
best of satlsfactien.a
He is also prepared to furnish the ~yCTG,ASIsED RUIZ
BIER TEETH, which are said by some a be the besr.
He is prepared to IN rake AI.L1OTHEt KINDS or WORK,
Gold, silver, and FAN idium in all styles and at all prices.
TEETH PLUGGED with the finest of Gold. and warrant
ed for twenty five or thirty years. Chndren's Teeth. care.
fully attended TO, aud irregulars teoih. regulated he win
have on hanI herenftrr Material OF all kinds, anil will bta
prepared to do all kinds OF WORK on the shortest notice An
work will be done us CHEAP rs can be hal elsewhere when
warranted TO give perfect sAiisfacsien-and If he falls, all
he asks Is q fair and honorable trial TO make IL right. and if
he then fails he will refund all moneys fecsive'l- HIS Viii
have on hand Ia afew days SAMrLE Work OF all the above
All those who may reauirs the SERVICES of a Dentist win
find it greatly 10 their Interest to call and axaHiue his sam
pie work, and mode of operating.
TERMS CASH. ng- Onlce On Sanlusky street, in the
Stone Building, second hoor. sttuth side.
DR. j. B. BEAUMAN.
Delaware. o., oct.30 1857. az
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18
Kansas News!
Artists Materials.
NOTICE

CONSISTING of Canvass, Bristol Board, Drawing IS
per. Cameps Hair brushes. Newman land us6orda
trJnons, Palette KniFe s and Eoards. SC. &c Sold by
aCWa 81. 1858. b. DICKINSON 4 son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-18

ERoM the fact that we can sell goods Is per cent. less for
T. cash than on long credit, which would be much better,
cl our c Union, for both parties, We have come to the con
uusion % commance.J Jan. /. IS, :" a cash business, Our
ruyirg their accounts. We invite every man in the town
eounty, that bays goods for cash, to call ard satisfy them
riIves that theaboye is true Yours, &C.
ran. is, 1855 D. HYATT & co
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awar PEPSTN.
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OHIO WHITE SULPHUR.

- ZENEEax "a
TNuESE SPRINGS aI-retofore known
as Harris Springs y on the scoto River, [ miles from
Scioto Bridge Sta ion, on the Springfield and Delaware
Railroad; miles from Delaware. on Ihe cleveland and Co
lumbus Railroad, and IL miles from the City of Columbus.
will be opened to the public seeking heal h or pleasure, TN
he 18th of May, under auspices and with a ppein' me L
hat viii make it FtRsT CLASS in every particular.
The present proprietors of the Ohio Mhite sulphur have
iberally added to the buildings and general aecorninoaia-
ious of the estate, and have fitted and furnished the whole
IL the suggestions of taste and luxury. ~aEme-E
THE CUISINE WILL BE USExCEPrIoNA ELE.
The scenery of and near the domain has been thought to
be the finest in Ohios the air is pure and heaIhy, and the
medicinal properties of the wonderful Spring Iletiing I20
gallons per minuie,) are now admitted TO POSSESS cura i've
and reeuperatfve influences superior toIhe famed WHIT
sulphur of Virginia
There are attached to the establishment all the accesso-
ries tnnnd al the first Summer Hotels of the country.
The lawns and grounds about the Hotel ara spacious and
we'll Kept. and ,he beautiful drives through The old forests
though quite secluded
Carriages and onnnibusFs arc always in readiness. at Co
lunaaus and Delaware TO convey parties to the sprfnes-
Arrangements can be made for rooms by addressing
ISAAC PAST. Columbus, Ohio.
For any further general information, reference may he
had to Messrs- Andrew, Wilson d Co.. Sincinnati, or 10
Aessrs Failing of the Neil, or Kelsey OF the american iIo-
tel, Columbus; or to Mr. Chamberlain. of the American
Hotel, Delaware. April l6, 1SS-+if