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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17
New Whita Fish

E0 Bills, Detroit River White Fish. 100 Half Bbls. do
wv In store and TO arrive, for sale by
Errl29 1885. K e HILLS 4 SON,
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Q ! Acres on Berkshire Street, TO- u
ESMs4A S&2 wards Rome, with excellent build ~
-4.aS- InSs of all kinds, three wells of good water.
two c-sferns, good fences, with an orchard of the best OF
fruit. Any person wishing to buy a well i'm proved
Ill farm will do well to l1oi at this. Few Iocalj-
ties are Eetter situated for religious and school purposes.
or more pleasant and healthy.
Good Location for a Mechanic.
Price is two thousand dollars with a very reasonable
deduction for proup pay. Cali and see.
DWIGHT CALHOUN.
Berkshire, April 60, 1s59-tf
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NJ
SPRING GOODS!

NEW GOODS New Goods New Goods.
AN<NEW CAIICOESt NEW LAWNS! NEW DCCATS!
New Lawn Robes, New Organizes New do Robes
New Blk Silks. New Fancy Silks!
Nfw Chintzes New Berege De LANES !
New Poplins !! New Ginghams +! New Marsailles!
LADIES COLLARS LATIES CoIIARSlz
Beautiful styles for the prices
White Goods! White Goods!
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts. etc.
IN great variety.
STELLA sIIAwLs, EEOcGA do, BAcK SILK do,
All new and cheap.
Skirts! skirts! Skirts!
Douglas & shernan's Skirts, Ihompson's do, at half the
usual price.
Bonnets, Flats, Shakers, Infants Hats;
Ribbons, Rusrhes, French and Amer Flowers;
Bonnet Frames, Innings, Braid, Nett, Band Boxes, &c
Who Wants a Carpet, Cheap?
CARPETS-AH-Wool Carpets, Cotton Ingram do, Stair do,
Hemp do, Rugs, &c.
Clothing MateriaI-for Men md Boys.
We have lad in . full line OF spring Cassimeres, Vest
ings, Cloths, MarsaiIles, Check Linen. Tweeds, &c. Those
who want a gcol pair of pants or coat pattern, at a low
figure, VIII please Call at the sold Corner"
Boots and Shoes.
"A full assortment always on hand at satisfactory prices.
CRockERY and GLASSWARE, at very low figures
Lovers of Good Tea,
Remember we warrant our Tea. If not good no charge.
Delaware, April s. 1889.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17

Foreign and Domestic Goods.
ron Bushels Choice Dried Apples,
Il wv 30 bushels choice Dried Peaches,
81 kegs German Prunes,
so boxes NJ X 4 Lay or ftasins,
20 half and quarter boxes Rasins,
100 drums Fresh Fl gs.
10 dozen cans Fresh Peaches,
5 barrels Crdn berries, sr Ar-
In store and for sale at No. 4, Williams Block.
January I4.lS59. X. T. II ILLS e SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17

p~rsHc1iAlE reg uiatOrS OF l. e
performs lis functions vel
fuIiF Developed The Stom
pendent on The healthy &C
proper performance nf its
aEh is a 1sulI, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
lLirer-having ceased to DO
uI hat organ, one OF the
study, in a practice nj
lind some remedy where
ny arrangements IUwhich
dy is sylastfaund, any per
Complaint. in any UI is
8 tie, and CONVICTION is Ger
morbid or bad matter from
their piare a healthy How
= stomach, causing food tnti-
Y giving tnlle and health 20
) knowing the cause OF The
y cure.
. and, trhatis better, Preresl-
use OF the Lieer Iarlgvru-
- - FtN tAr
\ food irt.la rising and SUR
Z fore etiring, prevents
= night, oSrns the bowels
ness.
each meal VIII f're Digs.
tspoonfuls VIII always re
. male obstruction removes
and makes a perfeci cure.
z :sGeiy relieves CdOifc. while
. is a sure care for ChOlerG
OF Cholera.
. needed 10 throw ont of In
cine after i long sickness
q .JgaAdice rcmoueS all sal
u from The skin.
slime before rat.aggivesvi
makes food digest we'll
cures ChroAi- Df'Irrh'e,t il
aeF aud BOHet complaint
hose
ATTACKS caused by Horn
surer. safer, or speedie
iaerrT JI,its-
tDropSy, byexcidnsihe alb
commencing thismedicin
qgue, CbaH Feticr, and II.
Ii uperates with ceriailIi
10 testify to its wonderil
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17

AUpTToR's OFFICE,
DEIAwARE, May 10, LIB
I hereby certify that the foregoing acts are correeuy COP
led from those published in the Chic Sta.e journal. md
furnished me by the Secretary OF State.
Ii. W. tH~AMBERLAIN
Auditor of Delaware County.
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Tobacco, Cigars, &c.

White Wheat Flour. g I'm
L addition to Flour manufactured in this section of the
Il State, from selrt atd Wheat, we ndravor to have always
ON hand, a very 4,friorarticle, manufactured in the South
ern poruunOf- In tate, from extra tennessee Wheat, which
Is much better Tor s.nIily use.
Jan y '53-tf r. +. HILLS l. SON
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M oval.
NNessrs. Morehouse s. Evans

n TarTiageShop formerly eceup.ei by VI. u. Cnvoll, on
lie corner OF Main & spring streets, where they are man
ursgfurfng
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TIE MIGHTY HEALER.


The freeaimiss;ous of all Nations. as well as the YER
dictof the leading Hospitals flhe Old as well as the SeN
Worli, stamp this powerful remedial \ gent as the great
esf he Illng prepzrttion ever made known TO suffering
man. Its FESErRArIvE QUALITIES arc more than MARvEL-
uus, through the eN crnal orthces OF the skin. invisible to
the nakedi eyo. il rtsaches the seat Of the internal disease.
and in all external ABeriiens its anti-infsmInAfory aud
he tling virtues slrpass anything else ON record. andia
Natures great ally.
Erysipelas and Sab Rheum.
Are two of the most common nd virulent disorders
prevalent on this couiineni, 10 these the Ointment is espe-
emily antigonlsticy tits 'mOdus nperRndr' is nrst eradicate
the venom and then complete III cure.
Bad Legs, Ole Sores, and Ulcers.
Gases ofmany years standing that have. pertinAciousty
refused 10 yield 10 ANY Other remedy or treatment, have
invariably s1ccnnssedto STEW aFvlicAtions OF this power
fmI nuEtr'hi5
EfuptfonS Of the Skin. isNg
Arising from a bad state aflhe blood or hreui disease
are cradlcaied. and a clear and transparv.. urfaca re
gAincdhyth me re s,uralive Aeiien nf this ointmeni. l. snr-
10 'ts ap~sr 20 dtspelrashes and other disaguremehts OF
the ace.
Piles and Fistula. &F5
Every form and fcatureofthese prevalent ana siuhuoru
diS'rtr is eradfcated locally aud entirety BY the use OF
th:s emulrnt; warm lamentations shouid prGeede It's APP
plicaIon. Its healing qualities will be found to be thor
oughtnd invariable. -
Both the Ointment and PiHS should be used
80, H. T1u1s.1 ..# .aH-..
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-28

IL o r THE so Il II No. / PERUVIAN
4 GUANO furnished those having orders from Virginia
and the South, at lowest rates, by
J. J. Il +. TURNER
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-28

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.-The subscri-
hers, agents for offer for lease, on fav
3rable terms, 7 " desirable first class LOT S on
LANEALE STREET-one lat the of Grundy street }
adjoining the residence of Mr. n Monsarat and the other
of $50 feet. ~
Also, number Of desirable LOTS on GRUMPY, BOLTON
and GARDEN STREETS, between Townsend and McMechen
streets and in the immediate VICINITY of the handsome i'm
prOvements on Eutaw Square.
For terms and other particulars appytO
GIBSON & CO,
fel5tf No = North ChaTIas Sfraet
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Anlnsfmlsnts.

SECOND APPEARANCE OF THE DRUIDS
IN ANCIENT ECosTUME,
MAKING BEAUTIFUL MUSIC FROM
~ II o Il " s!
~ LITTLE JAMIE
DRUIDS
DRUIDSll
DRUIDslu
THIS MONDAY EVENING, February 2Sth,
f.2sn MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
DROF. J. R. CODETS NINTH GRAND
L SOIREE will take place on MONDAY EVENING, Feb,
2Sth, at his METROPOLITAN HALL. Dancing common
cling al O'Clock.
NS- His COMPLIMENTARY s0IREE, given by his Pu-
pills, will take place THURSDAY EVENING, March 3D.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies fe262,
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
KUNKLE & co Less ,es JOHN I. FORD. Manager
FIRST NIGHT OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
on THIS MONDAY EVENING, FEB. %,
VIII he performed
GREEN BUSHES.
Miami. Miss Maggie Mitchell
To conclude with
KATY O'SHIEL
KATY u Shcl.. Miss Maggie
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BY SAMUEL. III. COVER
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY

LOCUST POINT IN FEE
THE NEW CREEK COMPANY will offer at Public Sale
on THURSDAY. l7h March, 1852 at o'clock, the *.
VHLtABE PR6PERTY on soath side Of outer BASIN
o@ % c at S from q" Of on which
line thence said line north 6334 degrees west about 7j
feet toend ohat thence parallel with Iiaubert street
degrees east % feet to centre of Decatur laid down,
e%t Which Is not opened thence 2Sng centre Of said street
widened to ninety feet) thence eastery binding said
street aboa IS feet thence cstery parallel with Nicholson
street to point midway between lIaubert and Decatur
thence easerly about feet line other property New
Greek Company and by line Of said property and
place of beginning, Port Warens Line, subject certain
property adjoining land and with right to en-
tend about 50 feet beyond said Port Wardens line,
ALsoA lot of about 40 feet Haubcrt street extending
SUBJECT To- morta Thomas WiGn for @ tSonand
dollars due LIST October lSj The wharveS and docks
substantially built with several railroad tracks connecting
with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad whole in good
repair and condition. furnishing facilities for large business
in shipping coal produce for which pupoet would yield
ASOA lot lambert street about feet front, extend
ing in depth about 6 feet to the line of the wharf property
clear Of incumbrance.
the balance credit of six months, the purchaser giving
Sngotiahle note with endorscr or endo satisfactory
Plan of the property may be seen q The Auction Store
fe22 cod 4 18th, 10th 18th NH 10 s. Baltimore St
BY CANNON 4. MATTHEW'S.
o. TRUSTEES SALE.--The suhcribers, as
k.i Trustees of ROBERT HOWARD, will offer at public
more On TURSbAY TIE h day of March at @ ofiarR
ALL THAT LOT or GRouNn in Baltimore city, begin
from Paca street and running thence west, franklin st
ith w. eT SIN ,ehes, VIII neh "i e,gt{ one ISI;
BRICK DWELLING With large back building Subject to
January aad july and edcemab al Pleasure s On '
Terms-0ne third cash, and the balance in six and twelve
j. MALCOLM Trustees
fe243aw&d5 CANNON Il MATTHEW'S, Auct'rs.
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o. COTTAGE FOR RENT ON AIRSLIE
#,ii FARMlate residence of Clarence F. Greenway decd
Situated two miles north of Havre de Grace in high
and healthy part of the country commanding the
finest prospects in the State The Improvements
neat and comfortable COTTAGE, Stable, Dairy, Chicken
ard and House, and Ice House. Also rich Vegetable
Garden and luXurant Flower Garden.
For terms and particulars apply to
J. HENRY GREENWAY & CO.,
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&nmber.

T UMBEK! LUMBER!
~ NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard at No u West Falls Avenue 81 yard south of
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore Md.
We would respectfully call the attention of friends and
the public generally large assortment of WHITE PINE
LUMBER, consisting of Framing, and all kinds Of White
Pine. Also; I!emloGk, Framing, Fencing, and Flooring
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles, Laths, ickes
&c We prepared to furnish orders wholesale and RETAIL
with dispatch the most accommodating terms get
Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
ment-Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
nl9-tf EDWARD TURNER h co.
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A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
ABROWN In bulk bbls containing from 60 to 65 per
cent of Bone Phosphate of Lime For sale by cargo less
quantities by J. J. Il T. TURNER,
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MI III COslIy OTnilIncntcU ElIL Iramcs
CHANDELIERS.
2 gilt and bronzed Chandeliers lights each.
by GIBSON 4 co.

o. REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
# The subscribers addition their regular Auction
LEY Sales, will hereafter give particular attention PR
VATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE, FIRST CLASS Dwell
LING HOUSES, LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS COUNTR
SEATS, GROUND RENTS, &c, ofwhich a Register will b
kept for the information of purchasers.
GIBSON & CO,
NJ =
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fFsAs& FOR SALE OR RENT.-A three-story
Eji Dwell LING, with double hack building, modern
4b conven ences, and in complete order Situated in
Madison street above Preston Possession in April Apply
to GEO + BOWOOIS ff''
fe5-2wt 05 Smiths wharf
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1lumbers,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES EAY No l6 Sharp street, doors south Of Ger
sortment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams,
Water Closets, Lead Pipe Sheet Lead, Zinc. WASH BA-
SINS and BATH FIXTURES of every descriptions up
the shortest notice the improved principles All
JOB WORK punctually attended the most reasonable
terms s2sIy
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-28

Real Estate Broker
daft 26 St. Paul street.
GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two deslra-
~ bic tracts Of 400 each at So will be
changed for city property Also large amount Of lands ut
all prices offering superior advantages to location health
and profit amy other State in the Union. Apply
JAMES r. BUTTS, Esq, Macon, Georgia.
JAMES BOYD,
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agricultural.

A A MEXICAN GUANO, Drown. Very
Arcn Phosphate of Lime containing 20 per cent
than the standard of fine texture and free every inquiry
Prat street Ra
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Auuses, It,, for Sale an0 Rfnt.

COUNTING ROOM.-A very desirable Count
Oing Room second floor of warehouse No So Pratt st.
pps sP Also the s So and Fourth F9 RfR fFd
NOR RENT.-THE THREE UPPER $40 RIES
bErWEES eHER aS Z EE skEEfs
ISy soRPflf W Sna CAS-
and eF THE PE snA & 6Sfs rHE sfe R fHE CITY
PSsses9n can be given APyy the pre-
fe25,tf No. South street, (up stars.J
o., FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE COM
#,iI;;ii Portable twGstory BRICK HOUSE CAROLINE
- IREET, will be sold low for cash exchanged for
OH in the western section of the city Apply at this
fssE.A.t FOR SALE OR RENT.-A three-story
E4!.g l. CORNER OF L0MBXRb And CAiH6GN Us SITS
1t has all the modern convenences Of Gas Water &c Apply
70 fe25-5s No. p1 81 &e a1 Pratt Street
o. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-Four-story
W Wareho s, NJ "a LoMBARD STREET, through to
fees good cellar three fronts suitable for large Grocery or
Commission House Apply w. " The J EESSRifS SONS
re- Possession lst March fe2I.eo4t.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL
F6r6I CSS SRy STp E6 S Rs Shaes THE
fels-tf No. 81 Fayette street
Co. FOR SALE.-That very VALUABLE
Ef2FEETy BA f d ss F FIJI R 9oTR as
Tor sale by the SUBSCRIBE fronts on Block street 60 feet
BY q BRICK l sf Bt fhd
originally erected for having every convenience for the
apG t for ass FvHS G ON B5e
Likewise new hree-story DwELiISG H6GsEs AND
iect to ground rent of $50 There is right under orii,
Candle Mandatory, for which the premises well
Fqg terms and particulars apply to SAMSON CARIss No
GEO. R. CINNAMoND, Attorney,
, 1859-09-23
Our Natural Boundaries.


The following story Is from the pen Of OK.
President PiercC
Capt. -, OF the United States Navy, was
equally distinguished for his eccentricty Of man.
ner and for his proficiency in seamanship. On
one occasion, during cruise in the Mediterra.
mean, he so acquitted himself as to induce some
English and French officers, who were engaged
upon similar service (cruising) to tender him .
complimentary dinner, as an evidence Of their
appreciation Of his professional skill. At the
tune designated, many were pr sent. Customary
courtcsies were being exchanged, and interna-
tional toastS and sentiments were being libCrally
indulged in, accompanied by corresponding p6-
tations, when one Of the officers in her Majesty's
service, having become somewhat oblivious, re.
marked with characteristic brusquencss:
"Caprain, have but one great objection to
your countrymcn."
"Ah!" naively said the Captain, "what is
thaty" atI.t
"An Unsuitable desire for the acquisition Of
territory."' Then, becoming excited by his sub
jec, he continued: slam satisfied, Captain, there
will he no end to il" -
"oh, yes" quantity and cOOlly replied the
"For Gods sake, whcns" emphaticaly in
quired tie officer. @
"When," responded the Captain, preserving
his equanimty, 1--WE reach our natural boun.
daries."
"wil you please inform me where those may
BET" Intercepted the English officer, sarcasti-
cally. s-sa
@where ?" said tho Captain, assuming an in.
imitable manner, " from hi " the aurora bo
realisl" saaa raa.
, 1859-09-23
A Singular Prophesy.

Tho following curious paragraph is from tho
Continental Review: Eve may now afford 10
smile at the singular prophecy Of the WestphAliAn
shepherd, who lived some l50 years ago, and
who predicted terrible European war, in the
course Of which the Turks should cool the feet
Of their horses in the Rhine. These things
thus runs the tradtion-were 10 come TO pass
when carriages run without horses, and the
Prussian soldiers were dressed like the soldiers
who cruci6ed Christ Carriages do run without
horses, and the silhouette Of Prussian soldier,
in his tunic and helmet, is in all respects that
Of Roman legionary But the superstitious,
who speculated on this singular prophecy, could
never reconcile with il the decline to the Turkish
power, and the manifest improbabikty Of the
Sultans troops carrying the standard Of the
Prophet to the banks Of the Rhine. They for
get that France has Algcrine regiments Of Spahis
and Zouaves, and that many Of them are as
good Moslems as ever walked the streets Of
Shmboul"
, 1859-09-23
The Storm King.

. lam StOrm--the KIngi sHa...a--aH
Hive In fortress Of FIRE and cloudi
You may hear my batteries, sharp and loud,
In the summer night,
When I and my warriors arm for the hghti
And the willows moan,
And the cedars groan,
As they bend beneath the terrible spring
or Storm-the kingl
lam storm--the KIngi
Ny troops are the winds, and the hall, and rain;
Ny foes the wood and featheTy grain;
The mal-clAd oak
That gnarls his front 70 my charge and stroke;
.'..''' The ship on the sea,
The blooms on the lea, 49,. ...'
And they WTithe and break a. the WaF-er1es ring
or stOrm-the kingl
am storm-the KIngi
drove the sea DER the Leyden dykes;
And, a deadlieS foe than the burgher pixies,
To the walls bore
The a. Ark Of Delit" 10 the ocean shore,
Der vale and mead
With wurlike speed,
TIL the spaniard fed from the deluge-rlng
OF Storm-the kingi
am storm-the Kingi
! saw an armada set sail from spain, .I
To deluge with blood mAiden's Telgn;
met the host
With Shattering blows on the Island coast,
And tore each deck
To shreds aud . wreck;
And the Saxon poets the praises sing
BE- Of StOrm-the King!
am storm-the Kingi
Ny marshals are four-the sWaft Simeon,
Blroceo, Tornado, and swim Typhoon;
My realm Is the world,
Wherever pennon is waved or furled.
My stern command
Sweeps and land,
And none unharmed SCOT may hng
Al Storm-the kingi
am Storm-the Kingi
scsur the earth, the sen, the air,
And drag the trees BY their emerald hair,
And chase, for game,
n laan nd am. alan nrairh IA
The commerce ark
And the prairie bark,
And none may escape the terrible spring
OF AOrm-the King!
, 1859-09-23

The elevation known as Stone Mountain may
be considered as not only one Of the most re.
markable in North America, hut as one Of the
greatest natural curiosities in the known world.
Imagine . perpendicular wall Of solid marble,
FIVE or six hundred yards in length, and four hut
dred yards high, rising in grandeur and suOmity
from the plain below. A recent traveller states
the circumference to be six miles and the height
1880 feet; ii is round d off at the top, like the
his sacrifices to his strange gOds The stone
mountain is stuated in DeKalb County, Georgia,
and is, perhaps, the most stupendous Of the many
great natural curios'ties with which our country
aboundS Ersaar af.s Ea.4
, 1859-09-23
Read, Pause ana Refeot.

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course he drnnIarS =. M =. III; s,: ..il.
your 5urroe,r Y .TfN'fy. ~ 'rYigjtf
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and YOU win be more siSra thss ~ ss.f 'S
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for he Ocner npd more yos d,n ~ na.
more thirsty Won Win ~ Sfi 7'i -i 10
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in tbe world be q drnnkssJ ~, a., IN II.
all their efforts; -. ~. -.
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w, e orunkafo' ana you VIII most aa'nledlg
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a'u Wv nn sOon pe Es9geu ana pennies ~
you xoula pe na'ed ny your hmlly and tfienda
y y. orunkaruj and you Wlll soon Be more than
w. reespe " tsa9
IVY bOula nej pest 70 Foclely pe 2 drunk
aru anu you wlli pe avolded as infectious. -.
y you % not wsn 70 nave your mulls Reformed
SO.s,nus gu y y Z arunknru anq Jon Nill notcaU
~ sooa ., eaylees se n, l.l ,hir9Slat : io ns;t
~ ,s yOu s.aa hSa'u sssn E,nooEs pIeak 'ne peees
~ yVuI veles stohen' tumble undef calu mo
dunkard. I mi h wI be y ss,snss ~ sis n wy a ~.
succeed. ? ~ llill PM ~
If you wish IN Sout tpfosioctu N liiS "a Il rloai.
ed, be q drunkari; ami tligy win soon 81 do1f
enough. =. ~ -,
If you wish 10 destroy yo6r I,.,Iv 4. Z i,,,,,I.l
ard as drunl,euneSs 4 IL motber AZ ii---r. n,
III Won intend 10 ruin vomr sonI h. q d,,,sl.s,5
that Won NAV ~ avcl,,lcl e.,- NJ ~, " f'3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-23

Dr.. Hicks, In renewing his card to the public
would call attention TO \ new style OF "PEts
Work, which 10 peculiarly adapted to 6at, irregu
lar, and otherwise difRcult jaws This improve
ment has been tested three years and has sustained
Its early promise Of filling . real want in plate
work. The work 10 now worn by many of our most
prominent citiAens, who give 1t hearty approval,
and TO whom be is permitted TO refer those inter-
ested.
DR.. II. 10 also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, Block" work, and ordinary "Gold Plate
work. for which he has superior stock Of mste-
rial lie is prepared TO fill teeth with Gold Foil,
" "Adhesive Gold" and "Chrystal Gold" in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringency in money matters
some allusion to PRICES may not be improper
While, on the hand Dr. Ii. believes ut o be the
better policy, rs we'll tho honester course, not
to work ut all than to work At prices that win ne
csssitats inferior work on the other hand he II
willing 70 conform IN his charges to the lower
standard OF remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, = thorough dsvo-
tion 20 his profession. and 40 earnest desire to
please, determined to merit, and hopes to re-
ceive, continuation of tho liberal patronage here
tofors enjoyed.
July1I-d6w
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