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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

Position OF AFFAIRS IN ITAI.Y-The Lon
don News observes that a grand victory and a
great defeat, like that of Solfcrino, cannot but
tei11 ptoSStffully either TO bring about an early
peaEG OF to cause a serious extension of the war.
TIE time has come for Prussia to declare her
intentions. She must do so in fulfilment of
the declarations with which she has aceompa-
MED the mobilisation Of part of the arffTj end
it is well understood that her diplomacy has
been awaiting some signal military evert; like
that of Friday last, in order to propose terms
to the bclligcrents. The Daily News adds /:
Let Prussia then urge Oh Austria the accep-
tance of those rightful necessary terms, upon
which the Emperor of the French is ready to
return within his frontier. Austria will be
stronger for having restored to a natioii It's
rights. The portentous march of the French
army will be stayed. Europe will see its peace
re-cstablishcd upon a frmer basis than it has
known since the Congress of Vienna. But 1T
is to be feared that Austria will not yet adopt
this course. Although every day that the war
lasts the sons of Italy will become more hard
enet In war; ard every success will make it
ihofe impossible for tie French to recede.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

HhF- HrE % -
sss 'bfTEk SNcFsEss.-This Observation-Disclosures
Die disease Eas ewes since the first settlement
: of the country occasionally affected certainld-
u ~calities n.thissectionsof Ohio iIu this county
b we havefo OF late years sts rarely ffeardof it
but insMadisom; Marion and the southern pot-
, ton of q Mon it has been more common. The
9 fast number of the Marion Republican notices
a recent instance in'&hich it proved terribly
: ,fatal.on, a farm in Richland townshipsin the
southeastern portion of that county Nh.
William Fisher, his wife, t#o adoetedehldref
and astehaft named Gilson,t were all attacked
and died within a few days, the best medfca
skill Of the county proving of no avail to ar
rest the disease OF relieve the suffering. of the
- victims.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

4 F6RNfDABLf SHskE-T#e Mex WHIP
PED.-The truth of the following snake story
is vouched for both by de Cumberland IeLe-
graph (Md) and Bedford pa Enquirer:
A few days ago, as the mail hack from
Cumberland to Bedford, was passing along,
about one mile south of The Half Way House,
a large snake of a dirty black color was lying
across the road. The driver, Mr.. Samuel
Bagley, drove swiftly, both wheels running
ofer it, but without apparently iiniiJuring the
snake. The driver and Mr.. i. B. Cramer, of
this place, then got out and fought it with a
rail, it ran in q fence corner; raised its head on
the fence, the other part Of its body being
cooled up. Mr.. Bagles got cut on the fence
and struck it on the body with-a stone of %
or 80 pounds weight, which bounced of; APP
parently not injuring it. They not caring to
risk themselves in any more danger, let the
snake glide across the fields at the rate of 2.40.
The snake was as thick as a mans leg, and
from 10 TO Is feet in length.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

- g. z4fE t@Asal- ass -EF @t., . LH -.
PREscoTT CABINEr-By reference to a nd
tice from the Curator, It viii be seen that Pres
'totti Cabinet will he open TO the public every
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoon This
will afford The people Of Delaware abundant
opportunity for visiting the hall and examir-
ing its contents--andin yiew of the liberalitt
of those having the Cabinet in charge, III thus
opening Il at regular stated periods, our cit
liens should so far regard their convenience as
% abstain from seeking ad,nittaRee at other
times, unless to accompany strangers who may
happen to be here on days other than those
named, in which case VIC Doubt not the ne
fsossaEy ~atteudauce, will be. furnished and in
eeress &c hcerfully granted. Under any Other
circumstances it should not be desired or ex-
eBtdd. 7a,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

The La Sale; tI1.D Press or July 2, con
tains intelligence of the sudden death of James
Madison Mills, on the 9th ult., in cireumstan-
ces most painful.
Some six weeks previously, he had been hit
ten in the hand by a small pet dog, which is
supposed to have been rabid. On Tuesday
proceeding his death, he felt what appeared to
him the first marked symptoms of that terri
BILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Wednesday he
was confined to Ef51 ifoonr all continued rap
idly to decline until Mond2y morning, when
death terminated his suferings., HE was in
the fort;eth year of his age
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

DoGs-We have ali ordinance requiring
dogs to be muzzled at this season of the year,
OF in case the. are sect running at large with
odt this appendage, making II the duty of the
marshal and the privilege of any person to
slaughter them on sight. But little attention
is paid to the requirements of the ordinance
two-thirds of the dogs seen on the streets are
without a muzzle-and as deaths from hydro
phobia are occasionally heard of in other 10
c~tlities; the safety of our citizens demands that
The existing lar on the subject should be rig
idly enforced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

GRAVEL AND STONE-By this We understand q COLLECTION
OF sand-like substance having been lodged in the passage
of the urine When the system is IN a healthy state this
substance is carried of by the natural passages OF the
body but when there is a weakness of any organ, es-
peeially the kidneys, they become incapable OF expeIing
such sandy concreti0ns. aud consequently they are lodg
ed in the kidneys, urethra, or the bladder, causing great
Inflammation to those organs, and great pains and swell
ling, and great difficulty in Voiding urine IL has been
admitted by many physicians, that Aorse's Indian Root
Pills are made out Of solEe particular plants which have
a wonderful charming influence. in disseiving the sub
stance which has elogged The passage, and by their cool
ing properties, they expel all inflammation. and leave the
water passage i'll an active and healthy state. From three
10 four Of these Pills taken night and morning, from one
to two weeks, viii decide hOw this dreadful disease is to
be treated, and as they remove the cause OF every kind Of
disease, it is utterly impossible for thsn to fail in curing
the gravel, as they unclog the passage, and leave the
parts In a healthy and lively condition.
DIR. MOrse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in
Medicines
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
TO THE C ~
August Appointments.

august appointments.
nR. H. TUBBs will be in attendance as fol-
DEiAwARE, American House, Monday and Tuesday
CARprscros Exchange Hotel, Wednesday, August Sd.
MARION, Unit I'd stat $ Hotel FRIDAY, August 5th. 7TZA
MARHsyIILE, Union House, Friday, July 29. s.vg
FT, Consultation upon all Diseases Of the Throat Lungs
AlSa, Dropsy Gravel RiisamsHsm Ners6asness ;Bf5ity
Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Ague and Fever, Fits, Impu
rites of the Blood, Eruptions, Cancers, Ulcers. and al
other varieties of long standing complaints, both Externa
and Internal. -. = Etl 4.F sH-E
For so5sse ten years, DR.. Tubbs has devoted his entire
tim. to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually,
many of #lom had exhausted every other resource with
in reach. Is No CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER PosoSs I'm
Down TO RttID Up AGAIN. The medicines can be taFen
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may RETAIN
at home, and continue, With prudence. their ordinary diet
and exercise. Hundreds have recovered under the treat
ment afTer friends and physicians had given up all hope
the iuiieputatle evidence of which can always be furn-
ishedf Invaids, however reduced or despairing, are i'll
vitcd to call, and may be assured that no encouragement
viii be given or expense incurred, without Il correspond
ing prospect OF recovery
DR.. II. TrBps ST I arr gid 70 add my testimony
to tic number Of those you are receiv ing II vas after
much persuasiontliat l { nsulted you Perhaps this may
influence some other hcStating invalid to seek relief at
your fatnIs. During the Winter of 1855, l was so retiuc-
eel AZ TO be unable, when strongest. TO sit at the table
My affection was said to be a d iscase oil the left lung,
heart aud stomach. The cough was very severe, attend
cd with shortness of breath. night swcals. and. sven ing
of the feet and ANGLES. Digestion waa, so feeble, tnat |
could eat little else than crackers during the Winter, and
every day, and occasionally several ii one day, depriv-
ing me Of speech, and sometimes of sight. Also. Faint
tation was distress ing. Tho heart appeared to stop at
times, causing a dcath-ike sensation, as through the
breath was gone and the circulation arrested. THIS suf-
fering indcscribably and ~ Ill appearance balancing be
tween life and death I fingered until relief Vas Obtained
un;Icr your treatment. / was at that time residing at
Mortified, Summit Co, where the circumstances here
given were known generally. | am now enjoying cornI1
Portable health, and though not as vigorous as. man y. nun
able to perform household duties wIthoIt ir' o1yg tthIcn,
and have walked over two rifles, %lth sunRT ing noerivng
more that fatigue at the time. The great Benefit danifest
from your treatment, and the interest you have mbrance
ed for me, shall ever be held in grateful reInem
Respectfully, yours,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
DE.rH or C.pr. 2. MURRAY.-We eop

DEATH OF CAPT. E. MURRAY.-We copy
from the Herald, published at Huntington: Ia.
the following notice of the death of a gentle.
man who years ago was a prominent and high
" respected citizen of our town, and fepre'
scented the county in the State Legislature
He died in Decatur, ILL.,, ON his way home
from Kansas, aged 70:
TBE LATE CAPTAIN MuRRY-As stated in
bur last issue, the remains of the late Capt.
hurry reached here on the l4th, and were fol-
lowed, to the grave by the members of the
Masonic, Fraternity of this and neighboring
towns ard w d large eoncourse of our citizens.
A funeral sermon was preached at the Bap-
list Church by Rev. II. c. Skinner, of Wa
bash. III ,ss
Capt. hurry settled in this regioh at ar
early day, and in conreetiori with Gen. Upton
surveyed and located the town of Huntington.
In the early settlement of this portion of the
Wabash, he was widely known and occupied
an eminent position III the estimation of his
fellow citizens. In fact, during his long career
he enjoyed TO a remarkable degree the friend
ship aud confidence of allwbo knew him. He
had been a member of the Legislature on sew
eral occasions. we believe, and was chosen to
represent the District composed of the coun-
ties of Huntington, Whitley, aud Kosciusko,
In the CeHyeatibh to revise and amend the
3Gbhstitutien y of Indiana, in 1850. During
President aFiliimere'si Administration he was
appointed to an Indian Agency fl tie North
west, where he remained for several years ste
teeding the expiration. OF his term of Office. In
ali these positions, he acquitted himself with
honor and sdistincien. 72fsaassa a~1r-at6 aa4
In his death the few remaining members of
his family. have been deprived of a kline and
affectichate husband and father. and the com
munity Of which he was SO long a member an
honest, active and useful citizen Peace to-
his asies. #
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Italy is abotsst as large in territory

Italy is abot1t as large in territory rs three
Stdach states as Ohio. It contains 25,06O,O00
Of people, The largest Italian state is Naples.
It occupies more thai one-thiird' of tie PENN;
sula, and contains ten millions o. Phofie.- fhe
Pope rules over about three nsiiliohs. OF 5eo'
pie. The stafg- of Tuscany he's about two
of inhabitants. Sardinia has a population, Of
FIVE millions, and is ne rly the size Of South
Carolina The states of Lombardy and We
nice belong to Austria in sovereignty, and
contains fire millions of people Pie govern
ment of all these states are uinfer Aust1 ian in
~auence, with the exception of Sardinia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

"A WOMAN Torn IN PIECES BY D6ss--The
Memphis Enquirer, says that on Tuesday last
Mrs. Margaret Slattery, the wife of a sober,
honest aud hard working man of that city,
while crossing the bayou with a bucket of
water in her hands. was attacked by a number
of rieious dogs, and her limbs literally bitten to
the bore. Mr.. McGraw living in the vicinity,
hearing the agonizing shrieks of the victim.
fastened to her assistance and received a severe
bite usoHthe calf ofbis leg 0aieer Boyle and
Mr.. Theridan soon arrived and securing a cou-
ple of shot guns, killed four of the brutes and
wounded another
There are no hopes of the Unfortunate No-
mans recovery,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared By CORNELIUS CHEEsMAN; M
new YoRR. CITY.

new YoRE CITY.
THE combination of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of a long and extensive practice. They are mild In
their operation, AMI certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful transformations, removing ali obs;ruttio1s, wSether
from cofd or other wise, headache, pain in the side, pnlpith-
tion of the heart, whites, and all nervous affections, hyste-
rlcs, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs. SC, disturbed
sleep which arise from iaterrupticn OF nature.
TO II ri LADIES.-Dr. cheeseman's, Pills are.irt
valuable, as they will bring on the monthly period with re-
Egularity. Ladies who hgte been disappointed in the use of
other Pills can place the utmost confidence in DIR. Cheese-
mans Pills doing all they rePresertto do.
MOTHERHOOD is one condition of the female system In
which the Ps1s cahn2t be taken without producinga PECU-
LIAR RESULT. The condhion referred to is PREGNAN
CY-the result, MISCA RRfAGE;' S;th is the Irresistible
tendency ofthe medicine to restore the sexual functions TO
a normal condition, that even the reproductive power Of ma
tnre cannot resist il.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything in
furious. Explicit directions, which should be read, accom-
pany each box. Price 81: Sent byrnail on inclosing 81 to
tee general agent. pg- Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
r. B. HUTCHINGS,
General agent for the U. s., 1865 Chnmbersst, New York,
To whom all'Wholesaleo orders should be addressed.
id by B. DICKINSON 4 soN. Delawae.I d-7Ily
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

QUESTION FOR Trr Cir Wd1as-Fke n.
Y, Courier and Enquirer, which ought to
have some weight with its Old Wing associ-
ates, inquiries very pe%rtinently:
We'll, since the Wing General Committee
nave found out that slavery extensioni IS an is
sue before the country of some Importance,
why not core to the RANKS of that party in
which alone they can do their duty, as citizens,
in meeting that issue-the ranks of the Re
publican party
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

The Strongest, Most. Elastic apd, Durable Stitch
ever madc.-Warranted. equal to any 500
Machine in, the market.
HI Lo7n Prize Of Erant.L Eyr. n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

On. RoBxcK' s SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIEs.-Ar
you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon it the blood, which is the fo6d and
shstenanre of every 6rgant is full of corruption!
My Scahidinavian Blood Pills and Blood Puri-
fer, break up he source. of disease in the fluids
of the body. They purge and purify the ele-
ments. of the blood. Hence their quick and
complete cures in dyspepsia, scToffia, eruptions
fits, tuInors, NERVOUSNESS, kidney cefiIp4aints,
piles, low fevers, debility, rheumatism, head
ache, want of sexual vigor, ETC., etc. These
remedies are astonishing the whole medic
world. See advertisement. Julyl. I'm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

~ ST. M.4& p. RAnfR6AD.-H is stated upon
What is said to be the most reliable authority,
fhbat i. contract ha. Been made in England for
iron sufficient to lay the entire track fFonn Del
e. aswarest o Lakeville, and that it will be ship
red abo,se tie 6sst 81 Adgdsts 'Phis is good
news to the friends 81 the road-add NOT thas
the iron is secured, it's to be hoped the Conf
pahy, will be able to get the roaf rssaf brpur-
tinr. it down. We believe no work of inf
rortahee has been done on the road east of this
point thus far the present season..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Spetiat 9ntiees.

HoIIowAY's PnIs.-The popularity of this unrivaled
Alternative and aperient r. overwhelming and throwing
into the Shade III other rfeparation supporting 30 be rem
edies for internal diseaseS: Falnilie5 of every condition
i'll life, and in every section of Thu, country, are adopting
HolIoway's Pills as the one sole remedy for complaints OF
the stomach. liver, and bowels, and discarding all the
nostrums in which they once plated confidence. Thus
does a grand remedy which conrrols and regulates the
sccretions. tie circulation, and the Whole aiimcntary
sysrerh conquer doubt prejudice, and interested oppo-
elton, as we'll as a host of diseases which have hitherto
bid defiance to the medical skill. DO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

The late manifesto OF DoUglas finds little or
no favor in the South. The South will abide
no such test as he makes. The leading bfolitis
clans, Messrs. Toombs, Stephens, Brown; DH+
Wis, etc. dcnounce II, md the Richmond En-
1bircf f:e.ls nothing in it to approve. 1t is
chary in comments, while such fire eaters as
the Charleston Mercur+, New Orleans Delta,
&c, pitched into it ferociousiy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
New xorI Market.

NEW YORK, July IS. 1889.
DEMONSTRATION 81 7o61 100 for superfine Western j.,
81. 454L5. Is for cpInInontp good extra. round hoe y OHIO.
GRAlN-WIeat 81 ,45eel 90 fer HsoInlaeR Rinhr red
Corn Sac for all kinds. Oats 41@ TIC.
PRovISIoS-Beer S6.5ttLT.O0. Mess Pork S15d16-
Prime Pork Sl2.45. Lard 10!S "a IL Bacon lie.
and G6ei14c for shoulders. Butter 1l@15.
TalIoF IL.
Chees" Sd s.: for new.
GRocEKIE-,uga 5@ ~ c. Molasses 500 40c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

81 BBRKsHIRE WATER-CURE-Quite a number
bslasarca,.s repaired to this popular retreat
during the ffesest week, Those in health will
lie sure to find there comfortable quarters and
good fare, while the invalid will secure all the
advantages IL be derived from h~sdropathic
treatment under the personel aireetio:i Of Or
GAnsEr, an intelligent physician Of extensive
practice and great experience.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
rhe New Orleans Crescent Saws /:

mAny man who voted for Ietcher for Gov
ernor of Virginia can vote for Seward for the
newt Presidency with the clearest and most
consistent conscience--for neither Seward, nor
any of his Abolition confreres, ever used such
horribly denunciatory language against the III
s~titutson of domestic slavery, as John Letcher
unqualifedly endorsed ten or twelve years ago:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

We learn from late New York papers that
our friends E. T. & HI: @. BrrEaEK,; doing busi-
ness at 316 Broadway, have suffered oorAsidera-
Bile loss through the dishonesty of their porter,
who had been for some time engaged inr'puf-
loining goods and shipping them to Northern
Indiana, where a confederate disposed of them
at such low prices as to excite suspicion and
lead to the arrest of the offenders.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
SheriT Sale:

J,P. Weaver fRY virtue OF an execution
VS.. ID to me ERECTED from ihe
Davids@E; & Bowman. Court of Common Pleas Of Del
aware tCoudty, Ohio, ] Will offer at pubic sale at the
door of the Court Aousc in Delaware on
Aaday, the Isl day Of 4ugust, 1859,
between, the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and four O'Clock
p. m. fe following described real estate to-wit -, stu
ate in tie county Of Delaware, state OF Ohio aud IN Der
lin Township, and bounded and described IS follows
Being lnlot Fo. y in the Town OF Cheshire, as designat-
ed on the plat Of said Town, and known as, the Steam
Mil property. az
CHARLES SHFRMAN fShcrif:
July, 1, ~IS59.-4ts SO 500 .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

SHARP@On Wednesday a gentleman Wild
had collie ffem Columbus to tfBana, in order
To take the northern train, and who had $4,000
in cash, and drafts for 5000, III his pocket, was
robbed of the whole amount soon after he had
taken bassdge. Between the Urbana and
the West Liberty ~statiGrs nil Individual. Who
sat near the person We have mentioned, I'M
Termed the Conductor that lie could not pay
his fare, and scented perfectly willing to be put
off the train, and as the conductor was also
willing, the train was stopped and he landed
IN the woods. Soon after, our friend missed
his pocket-book, containing the money and
drafts referred to, and it occurred to him i'm
mediately that the person who had been put
off the train had robbed him, and got put off
on purpose 70 escape with his booty. Up to
this time nothing has been heard Of the rebber.
Springfield Neps.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22
Eay mord's Double Thread
SEWING MACHINE.

The Strongest, Most Elastic apd, Durable Stitch
ever madc.-Warranted. e9qal to any 800
Machine in, the market.
AttAs HoeO Price Nrenty-FTes Dsllo,,.
I'IE desideratnms p3she sought, Of prnr,,.stx .ncd
strength ben er e a a y = : y MACHINE, alta zoT Priee. has
The Isstfietnrscf. Raynnond's Fs-nr. vim ssA,n.
merits, aud challenge in its behaII ,:est Sannasne N ~
SS93rn wi1n any and all the high r tic ed naehines low fayora.
Thisisthe arst andonlyo' re an .chs,sSI.rm .s. which
%If MI TW" rHREADs a nd forms roauS durable nnd
La 99 ~ n a. ing it's unmisthkeSbIe advantage:
.nnJ n ~ sinpiss S'ronc and d1rabieS ga sily undersieod
III n msesro. u IT liable 10 gAt6tt or 6rdsr. ~ i
winding: sayir n from the ordinary spool without re-
any othrr , Gu Is stronger md faofe diMcuit to rip thAn
hand sew m :" feby maehipery+ and is superior TO the esSt
TSc -. :, and firmly tied ana knotted 1t every ritfeA-
ali ability of this stitch, and It's peculiar adv tAtionto
~ &C wellkpown Grersr &RAkFF n suhilse. " HE h@s at,
ned an enviable reputation, No cther stheh. has the
Sane degree Of ELAsTtfIE4 This Is an irhrortsnte dyau-
All; It Will Stitch teais Gather ana EmbroIder; VIII
run SIN, cottonor linen thread. and works equally weldon
9Th. Ithnishcg It's work wherk IL stops. There Ia ao oc-
casion 70 "a s;en the threads att lend oftheseam, aslmrs.
18th; Kvrry nsehine is made to rua b yhAad or Soot nov.
Ter, thus COMMUNICABLE Adv autage nf both mesh0ia.
dth; onthe important questihh ofEcosoSY, thismaehtna
rRrnisha Sewing Maehinee combining inSamenntne NJ degree
tss goed 2S9lsies OF formsrMaehipes While fiIsfresf from
Prieeof Msts1n y~hhoatStabIs szs whh n table ana
readle coniplttei $50. Norders from the country VII meet
Nth immslis.s ettantion, II ACCOMPANIED With the cash.
Machines sent 70 persons who nkverasaw them are aasa
successfully viva a few hours prRcticr. Complete printed
DIRECTIONS II iaoeonlbany steyE machine.
WM+, yoSSEsss ~ pfware. Ohio.
- AgcntEfcr Delaware
10 tsSS--tf and Marion Counties
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-22

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-The
members of the Republican Central Commit
tee are requested to meet at the Office of Jones
& Carper, at 2 O'Clock p. M, on Tuesday next.
A fill ATTENDANCE is desired.