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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
= IKTGTST rs. 1873. y

NEW FALL ANDa WINTER GOODS.
r the New 8St-Fs bf sf-r x NJ AkSt.
N No l4i Man street J b g. = Marsh
have received, Their hrst. stock oil Fall and
SUPER Frsss6 Black, English and Ameican
wor dyed ciofhs, plain and fancy cassln'eres
Reiec, plain Beaver. Fiushing and Pilot Cloths,
Sattineiis Kentucky } cans ahd Wakefield KeF-
seys; White GAUGE, Red, Yellow. lTwilled and
printed Flanneis; plain and fg'd sllks, ard sat
sns (new siyle.1 PLAIN. striped. waiered, change
able, he'd and plain Alpaca Lustres. Bombazines;
satin striped and plain Muslin de Laiaee, striped
Chusans,' hnsire bsiness trspe' Ruehel, striped
Mcrinees, Manehesfer, rEsrlston, French and
ChaInbrs Cling hams; Brorha, Damask de LANES,
Merino, Embroidered. Darhask Woo'len. Tartan:
Helen McGregor aides, Sha Is; cord aud black
Kid Gloves. Long White ,do.-.Flncy Points and
Dress Handkerchief. Apach~ Aprons. SILK
Working Canvass. Zephyr worsred. Thsesd lace
eiengs and rfseTtis g.: Swiss ana Jaconet do.
A<hburtOn, lIseonssand Fancy Net T.aees. eopd
silk 'Giinps, R'veas. and Hem stitched Linen
checked and Jaconet M~sline; Mill Null. Nan
sS S"o axg .sS ss0Nss s P s . sEs
l-~nHei Ribbons; silk fpseket Hdk r.; Irish iinens
Mehsir cloak tasEel<s Sd and 81 Fable .DiapeS
"a kas Hfr5 ssS o. se6 Ssafsc sp
am cold mpslihs. bapef do White and brown
s4olla ads. elk ard wofsted Serges black elk
tahky and raiuted velvetl Cents black Italian
crtvata Ds0Tsays soarfs. Boz tie siofle and r. y
ron collars: black, white and cold Kid, .caeh-
mere and ThIhet eloves; Merino and Sain Yes
tines; super Gun Suspendefs Suspender Ende
blown cdtton ANGELS and nmh' : se0ol drawers
And-skfse,- brocnde IN chair and nsfife coat nnf
overcaaf buttons. re q. moiiar and silk binding
square coat cord, German and American Pins
black ADD White eotton, black Lambs Wool
rlixed <axony aRd Cashmere Hose, DO bal
Hose. Marie stripes checked. brown en'
bleached Drillfr &C. 'canvssa. pudding, bleaclIc'
and brown muslin ~addIna. hattiDgs Ufr brellas
atarae . ssor meat If FRENCH Chiuizes, British 4
-. 4.f AMERICAN PRINTS So
One cass Of fne F1orepes Braid Bonnets, aei
sfsle. Horse Hair GiThps; o.. &c,
WeinVife the htfeutfon Of Country Merchant
20 our sock skich IL fsrgs and we'll scleefed.
sCur cue fof1ers sud he cliixehs o Wheeling q
vieinity. are reepeetfvll invited 70 give De cn
md VII. seH DRY GOODS cheaper tia
ssers srer before eDtTsd - his city.
aue % s4I ~ ~ J. p. q r. =. NJ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
ttNl7 q w. W 4 s. IT. J7hESON. : =.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL Dealers IL HATS
AND CAPS

West sids Of Main street. Wheeling, Va.
HAvE on hard and are constantly mansfaeso<-
ing general sssorment Of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the lafss spring
fashion,. from New York add are now prepared
- supply to order al sizer and qu shiiss. In the
E.ssent or pnst style, "a may suit customers.
Black aad Drab .Reav,r aud Castor. PLAZA
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b ard n sssortm snt Of plais
ans fancy mems and hoys fur and cloth caps,
all of which they offer their Gust mers and the
public on The most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
ers promptly filled on the NOS favorable terms:
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received they solicit a share 81 pub
ic patronage which theE are deter mined to de-
serve oy prompt sitsn tron, personal applicatiea
5 mar l--y afs.,t .'ess faf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
At.sss FOUNTAIN INN.
liafs Bs'iAsor~r's. LsaHr ST. BALTIMORE.
x " " Hs1 !. rscc. P,.p-s..sr..

LAYING leased this extensive and fsvoriis -.
Establishment. and entirely renovated and re-
lifted it,hrooshouf. ~ that 10 ronrsrs sdvsnss
eeousIy with sny similar sb-hmenl in The Uson.
have no hesiiaiisn in. sndesvoring TO attract the
attention Of the travelling public TO this favoriis
hsfeL 1.-THE mosi.sirenuous exeriions. joined -
every p'ssib'e convcniencs 10 be found elsewhere.
caa insure socces-. they plrdps themselves tia iss
JOINER well ear.ed rspsiaion shall not only BE-
meriied bat surpassed. - Al. ..l.t--f.t ~ 81.
In accordance with the dif;csl6es Of tho times.
they have determined 10 reduce their ehargss 10
eorresfs'nd. Price ~ IS per day. z,
T. Baltimore. Jnlyi 3. $40. ly 4. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
20 A LAHGE AND FASHIONABLE
.gssOrtHseIls II Fsf.VCE MIsEg
90 saa STAPLE aa ~
DRY GOODSl!!
josh I.EElW & GO.

IOse Lees Sod "a lk .. s HcTEL.1
DESPECTFULLY inform The cifizens of
IL .Nheslinq. fhatthrF have Just received from
Wslfinore. phdadelphis and Now N ork, Tie ior-
800 ADD mosi sbicndit esroftrdeht Of II aasion-
eE nv Ciooasevsr ~ rcd inthis N arfoi which
fhev feel conf enf in saving, viii far sufpass
hofh In quality and cheapneas, EXCEPT Che icur
eeni muslin and fp calico and 81 such irnck,
goods ever olffad 10 thfs clty. WjfVonf fboarts
rnaor suspendiDg fron our win9ows cDblazooe1
fara. We ~ Tarranfed u eay9a 90 aN those,
p,ko wish 10 Durchase Goods tn1i can oc gnaraf-
s;eI 40 them -thai ohf sl6ck ha1 been most c8fe-
fsilqrslerfcd and bouzhf for taeh and that We
~ Acfs|rIlaei ~ stIi gdo4 seeds chespel tie 4
<s, 81 lonpit anyu haze slae iu ihe oiiy. alive
80 "A a cal frsra fiiose Who Wish 1omefhino
l,esf4r thsn trnek, nd W. wiil show. thcul oar
roods. eve tbem oafpfcessand ist theui iqdRe
." iHS'e'' 1i -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
d MERTCAN HARDWARE AMI

a MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
N CUFLRRY.-The suhscrihsr has JUST rscsi<-
ed 4 fresh supply Of HARDWARE q CUTLERY,
the NEST Of hieh is American manufacture great.
" rduced priees and Of equal quality in the hsst
Enesish manufacture. Those who are a~q uainssd
With The prices Of Hardware viii please cali and see
the prncfics operation Of what s called BY some
the late high Iarin on The following sfuclea an ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

s. r.. HULLfffENrD E NTAIs SURGEON.
OFFiCE, No ~ 4. aIain Sta lev d,.ors al,ov.
he Viwiris uoiei wheeling, We.
may III q r... ......
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
MILL SAWS BT u5cRoss CUT SAWS
r wTR o. HAND ..s. ,,,,... do d. :,
MILL SAWS

Butcher knives Shoe knives Laiehes. C,andiesiicks.
Csslors. Rules BevIls SJusrss, Plane Bits Chissls
Screw drives, Compasscs, Auguss. Tnblsia. Bslls
A rs. FVotA Hagehets. Brvshss. de-. IoRsshes
~ih large lot sf Scythss. SIckles, scyihe Riats
end Seyihs Stones SAINT. NEEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

TNRFNaEs. GTMrs AND 0THER TRIM
MING have 4 srltndd a.sorirneIf NJ
Frihgss. tinrs. Bfsiis. Whal.s'nes. BnlinIs ~
bshiis. snd other ARTICLES 6r Millinsfs Fr7sminr,.
sat-3 ~ y etLBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
.e ID II Y-GO t)DS s. ~.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS aa
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF 80
GOODSMi

sINHE -SUBSCRiBER hess leave. to inform
- the cIIizens al Wheeling and the
Leigaborhsod. thai he has Just returned from
Philadelphia and BALTIMORE, ardis now rsceis
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS. ae,sg
[ Being the second supply this Fail which for
e-ALITv AND GREATNESS carnot be exceiles II
qua led ia the City Of Wheeling.
Cloths Of every variety Of shade and price. We
~ law in3eed. .aD-s
Cs.simeres add Gassinetts ofths greatest q1rn-
siiy-maSipable. 80. .,..s.i sras ,'a,i.s -.rr
Kentucky Jeans, f,tlied cloths, ~ -.
Kerseys Beaver cloths. GraRe CLOTHS, auc eve
~ variety of goods for coats and Eantaioons.
Bleached AID BrswH Muslns, Flannels and
Cheeks. .laotp ~ .t--eslsf ~ l.tr $40,
ALSO Il he largest assortment OF .Caiieoes he
has ever Offered 10 the public. - 1000
domestic. Earlston. and Manchester Ginghams-
SpirndiS new stvle goods for dresses. such as
rich fg'd Vefrets, China Pesin, Chusan de
Lame, Muslin de Lame, elk stripe Aackbars.
IA new srticle) striped, fg' q, chaBgcable. plain,
and v1rie gate Aip1e1 Lststi es, wius every
kind Of Good in fashion for Ladi<s dresses;
.Shavls, Hdndkerchiefs Cores. Hosiert. MINIS,
CuIis. Ribbons, Bonnet silks and lnngs. ar
fifcisfs, DEE
The undersigned wOnld take this Aeca,iou to
express his thanks 10 tn public for the liberal
STARE oftheir patronage heretofore received, and
kSSes and believes that anexsminafisn of his
stock will satisfy any enc thathe - stlll en- Titled
10 full share of the public patToRage.. ..fs
oetfea in fate is..snsti, y ShNSrsi> y f.lta
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

rWVEN THOUSAND POUND8 NJ Dry White
y Lead. rare. winch ~ viii eli ~ 'ihs Isvsess
rice. (mh.2O BAKER 4 ROBERT8.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
DEAFNEss CURED,
ID. M,GTNSTs.

GROCE REFS & DRY GOODS,
No. IFS. East side If Hsrtef Square. ~
has on band general assortment IL Fsmilv
GROCERIES and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. which hr Offers 10 the publie low az they
csn he had in the Western country aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16
'fUBListtkDa DAILY AND WEEKLY b X
JAMES E. WHARTON, 4. ~.
Az THE coRSrR OF uSioS- A~D MAIN srhnKrrs
- a.,,siest f...,,.,.. =. WHEELING. va -.
!. DAILY PAPER rEn ssAs.,si.,s

e~-~t
- - ..i--.... .r,lsslx noSf,is in asivnncs Sc
~str-...a y p 10 fER noSrHl ~ {" .ais.,. so
vlar.,i - 4 si..-.i rEa wEsK.h sif' .i.t 1874
Single psp~rs Cor safe by The carriers and at the
sfhce - q een's copy. ..'i'...r-, slas1.,p .r
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Fimes
published ON W<inesday. AT 80 90 per annum
Sa advance. or 50 if not paid wihin one month
from the beginning Of the year. No new Subscribers
Will be received. except such rs pay an advance.
For 6 moatks 81 SO IL Invariably ehsrged- No
ib.c riber received for less term than sir months.
and paper Discontinued. except atthe discretion
Of the Publishsr. until all arrearages are paid
. ~ ai.l.TERnssoF ADvEarIsINe. AZ
Three Insertions sr less per sqsare, Stu
One week. ,f slf sa.f al s-.ra Zee Sl.5O
Two. Weeks Sues. st s.is..1,5 > 4. $3.50 i,
Three Weeks. 81 ~ .rl 81 ir u S5.2o
-.F,ur ,xrs;-. -. ...,,.. ~ - S4.02
Two moashs.ss $500 Three months sSu0
Advertisements inserted lila irbid OF ~l,h2u'
xpre-s order. will he inserted until 'ordcred gu
Nd charged one dollar CIR Ii lhsee srstis's. and
Is eta Er each insrrIisn alter. Advertisements
ns~asd three times Meek fg .three. is0fihs Tie
sxe .Weekly Cor one hall ger week. ,1i,,r, -.
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Ihsvs confdencs IN the Representations made
BY Martha Conlin, and have fuli knowiedgD Of
her case. ELIJAH y PNtD1,
Aiderman 10th Wsrd 81 The cry Of New York
Dee "a, tef2.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

Martha conEn has LIVED m my family the lasf
1 q wears. and hereby certify that the f0regoine
staten No made BY herself b correct
mrs MARY b LLOYD.
Ne Bod sfhswafs. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

UE AVE now received nom Ne " ork, Phna-
= n delphia and Baltimore, large and spleB'
did assortment Of Goods bic Cor the present
andapproaehing SeasoBss consisting IN E.art as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

i place full con6dence In the statement made
by Martha C0nhn; havidg known her the past
twenty years viii cheerfuIiy give any particulars
fIrther informati0n. Sr ELIZABETH.
Superior Of the Roman CalhOiic Orps en- AayiUm.
Prinse street, New orb. iDec a. 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-16

states 10 this document 70 be perfectly true.
~. -. JOHN POWER,
Wear General II New York,
Rector 81 g Peters Church.
Given at New York. this ttth dag 81 DecsAber
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The attfntion ofthe reader is respectfully called
TO the tlowlns certificates. However great n
have heret3foIe been made by the
use OF this inv iuable medicine, yet daily expo
renee showsIesuiIs still more reuiark ables .Ths
pro:rielors here avail themse Of the opporln-
nifty ei saving II Is source Of constant saisfac-
ton that they are made the means of relieving
such an amount Of suffering
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DIR. HOUSEMAN'S

GERMAN COUGH DROPS,
DRFPARED and sold who,esa by JOHN J. DAVIS city
of Had.ou. Columbia CoaLty N and for sale in this
city a, wholesale ard retail by
JAMES s AsPINwALL.
sc Will nm street General Agent for this city;
and by of the principal tail druggists in New lork and
Brooklyn.
ps and uable medicine than this
provided for the afflicted No hls hitherto be-
had the 10 make raordnry virtues known, but
been long tried and its efficacy thoroughly proved
by he iable test OF actual By its merits
excellence has become highly celebrated
Of hs where has been Il with
gger4ton be pronounced nable remedy Tor colds
shs asthmi influenza Nhooping cough.
hnmorrhage raising blood and all the complaints ectns
agents for the of thus healing basam show that snch
his been its effects in an innumeabe multtud Of cases The
proofs of its al efficacy ncoatroveble II used
the first of of tie comp above naged II ac
compete and their further arrested
In this climate where such complaints are SO common owing
sudden changes OF weather. who places right value
upon health should be without this medicine; time Of
will immense bills for medical attendance, aud what
will prevent the laoggishing OF pr,t!actsd ILL
mild pleasant aud always harmless; is purely vegetable
weather aud under all circumstances 1t mild healing
has not only VIII laboring under
pcrary illness bot IL has produced great in
health Of feeble effect is
part and the while weak
ness Price fifty for bolt OF four ounces
" - n2a I'm eods m
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ENGLISH ADVERTISER NTS.
TNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OE HER
MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA; ii. r. II PRINCE
A AIlIBiI THE ROYAL Family, AND THE

UNDER The ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OE HER
MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA; IL r. II PRINCE
ALBERT; THE ROYAL FAMILY, AND THE
SEVERAL COURTS OF EUROPE.
kOWLAND'S MACAS-An OIL.
THIS ELEGANT, FRAGRANT, and PELLUCID OIL,
in its preserveve, restorative and Identifying gu ates
unequalsd over tine whole world IL eproduces
The hair even at late period Of e prevents from turning
grey or So changed restores its original color; frees
from scurf and impuy and renders il so silky curly and
glossy. =
To CHILDREN it is especially recommended, as forming
the basis OF beautiful head of hair.
kOWLaND'S KALYDOR.
An odoreIons liquid Of Balsamic EKotcs and
erly pure and free from all mineral admirure IL pasn
iisspate all Pimple. Spots Botches Rednes Tan
md othe Defect. oithe skin heals sunbarns Sting. Of
smooth he Elint bloom it mpTs to the Cheek ard the
softness ard efficacy Induces the Hands Arms and Neck
render u indispensable to every toilet
Gentlemen Will ind peculiarly grateful AFTER shaving in
iayng the irritation of the skin.
RIO VLAND'S ODONTO,
OR PEARL DENTIFRICE.
White Powder compounded of the and fragrant
Exocs; IL bestows the Teeth pearke wilderness,
them from tartar and mpars to the healthy fnnness
md TO the breath delightful and perfume.
CAUTION.
Each genuine article has small label affixed thereon bear
Only Agents New York"
o. All without such a label, are SPURIOUS IMITAs
s28 Ita, SIN
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To the Public,

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-puD-
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per an
num-postages paid-eash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY
moning-price 81 cents per copy or SO u per annum-
hostages paid cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of paper in this city
ore world and u.s. therefore, the best channel for business
saen in the city or country Prices moderaecash in adj
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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PATENT ELASTIC

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer. with full confidence IA is
utility and usefulness, the above uamed article This
rtc is intended brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline to the figure and
Parents guardians particularly requested to examine this
orace wl be found e possess every rause quality tor
children Others who have acquired the habit of STOPPING
and retain form upright position They can be
with perfect ease being formed with elastic back and will
found Of mpediment to the Ire use O. the arms The
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured under the
mmeate of MIR Parse who has been engaged in
the last aud may be depended
superior to any article eer offered for the same pupose
~ PARSELLS x AGATE,
2J1 Broadway, corner Of Park Place
BIadies will be supplied and fitted by calling the
cadence Of MADAME PARSELLS. 4o2 Greenwich street,
SSas..sr VI hsrt nd sight .tr~~t o24 3msm
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SORIA'S

CHEAP DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT,
SOFIA leave respectfully 70 inform his friends and
wi the publc in general that owing 20 the depressed state Of
h timer. he has reduced his price as cent below the
lar charges. ,.-... a-.~... ...-,. o.. sr.a a.,
wi, find n much their advantage by paying him
y;st entemeu will also do well TO call with such articles
viii puncsy attended and the articles done up in the
best style Sonas es!2bshwent, NO. NV Staa ,ss 81
at So Grand Sc Also branch a, Fulton & Brooklys sno
AZ Newark j. corner Of Broad 81, and Washington Place
Merchants can have kinds of goods dyed and nut mp in
their original forms, and moderate terms.
Principal Office 400 fsarl st sazv sm'ee
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IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.
BUSINESS MEN who keep hank have notes
collected through the Butchers and Drovers' b. k,
made in Buche and Droyers money by then
leaving such with Mr. Robert Perrin the Bank No
"a Bowsry Grand MIR. ferrns references the
Cashier and { L the Rank ~
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of coun.
ty Of New York notice hereby given all persons
tms against Peter Murphy late Of the city Of New York
hereof 70 the Subscribers the office of Edmund Derry,
eighteenth day Of September next
Dated New York, the 18th day of March, 1913
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES &, BELL,
mis- iaw6nr Administrators the will annsxsd.
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bridgeport.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

BRIDGEpoRT, Nov ~, 1913.
City Bonds-BaH at the Sterling Hotel, &c.
DEAR BENNETT
cannot refrain writing few lines 10 you at THE
moment We are all in complete hubbub-we
are all excited-mad with excitement. II is in re.
ference 10 the CITY Bonds, which has caused 80
much talk far and wide. There is a great variety
of opinions upon this subject; some think lndivi-
dual property holden for the payment OF these bonds,
and many think otherwise. We never shall know
until il has been fairly tried by some court Some
of the holders of these bonds have fit to
attachments TO be made upon the property Of few
of our citizens. The dry goods store OF Mr.. b. b.
Beardsley was broken into on Friday last by q
sheriff from Stamford, and goods 10 the amount OF
$1,000 was taken therefrom. Messrs. Niles, Thop
v Co.'S goods to the amount OF Ss7OOwere attached.
The goods attached are TO be sold at auction in few
days. You may with safety presume that these pro-
ceedingg caused no small degree of excitement
large crowd assembled together, but as the Sheriff
had no more executions TO serve, the mob finally
dispersed 81.
the Lord knows what II will do 10 recover from the
blow it has received Bridgeport Is down, and I'M
less by some interposition Of Divine Providence,
bonds have raised the very devil with us.
must give you slight glance at ball held last
evening at the Sterling Hotel The array of fashion
and beauty was immense. The extreme beauty Of
able pen than mine. ], however, will notice the
Misses I s; their syph-llke forms and bewitching
faces, is death on the beaus. Miss H., OF Bank
street. can be compared TO ''The Star Spanged
Banner" Oh, long may she wave Her sister Miss
f. II attracted great deal of attention, dressed
rs she was in the very richest attire. The Misses
C's were as lively and gay as usual, flirting about
in their peculiar style. And then there was the
cver-charming sweet Miss b OF East bIiddgeport;
her sweet face and bewtching eyes woud almost
tempt man TO forsake his religion; and Miss H.,
of State street so sweet and smiling; and but
( must stop. There were many, more which
yorhoor % nenfiou-tlme will not allow liz was
= grand time. and for one enjoyed myself remark
o5lv Well Much credit reflects upon the worthy
host and hostess of the Sterling Hotel They are
ever ready to supply the wants Of the weaned ira
weller, and he will find good retreat within the
walls of that spacious mansion.
Dr. Samuel Simons, NJ. G. elect, leaves town on
Monday fcr Washington Tow THUMB
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH;

GUlDE III SOUND lee II H.
DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRN
- Of WHITE STREET, has Paste for filling
decsyed hollow teeth IL he put into the most tender
eeth without any pain or Inconvenience, with winch be-
ooes mpaeed into ON hard solid body thus restoring and
hthsIo painful and u:els, teeth artsay sprS
MI CASEs the scessi Of extraction. Ladies the most
vivid terms its efficacy. The Editor Of the Evening Post
ays 80 II is admirably adapted for tender teeth aud
and DR. the teeth with and
,blity" The New York Auror says % II makes the teeth
all perfect for life" The Sun Dr
obtained mnck celebrity for his excellent Of filing
teeth" eminent gentlemen of the Medical Faculty
personally tried and recommend DIR Castles Paste for
filling the teeth. Toothache pills, Of which put the
aching tooth will effect permanent cure.
From the Journal Of Commsrce)
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-Dr.
Castle has replaced by most ingenious. piece of dental
echanism the lost portions Of the and lover bones
net with this ble and casualty, while in pursuit
The Indians FLORIDA We have letters from Lieut.
conmstory Of this ordinary and is entire
hat the loss Of these important so skoy replaced by
Or Castle Of regret TO the Lieutenant
Dr. inserts artificial teeth the principle of adhesion by at
b. A. e. Castle refers to the Spanish, French and
English Ambassadors MI Stoughton, the Spanish Consul
Rear Admiral Walton, Lord Morpeth, Gen. McCsny,
av Mason Dr. F. u Johnson President OF the MEDICAL SO
eiety s. N Y: Mrs General Gaines, j. u. Beck, NJ DR..
J. A. Smith, Dr. n Deafed, DIR. beldle, Dr. Boyd DR.. Bu-
ger Dr. j g; Cheesman, DR.. a. Stephens, pr TORY,
Broadway. pRlm'c