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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24

A bill incorporating the Corioan Mining and
Manufacturing Company; lSSSsS,..
A bill in relation to the Charityis chool OF SNew
Kent countyi and g az.
Roanoke Valley Railroad Company Particulars
f1efe'''st'' HoUsEso OF DELEGATES.
MoNLAY, Dec. 50th, 1882,
Prayer by the Rev. John Early, OF the Method
ist Church.
the passage of several bills nthat body, was read
and carried through their preliminaries.
An act Incorporating Company to construct
Railroad from some convenient point on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad to the Ohio river, at or near
LetaFt Balls or West Columbia in the county OF
Mason, % was read the first and SECOND tims, and
ordered to be committed. -.
On motion of Mr.. Fry. g bill amending an ACT
entitled 'tan Act TO establish the Bank OF kanaw-
ha, - passed April 4th, 1889, was takenup' read
first and second time, and ordered to be engroSseo
aud read third time. r.- = s-EE szsf-s.sss1
ELECTION OF CLERK.
The order of the day was for the election oil
CLERK of the House, when, after ballotings, MT;
IS g. Tucker was declared duly elected to the sad
Office Vote on the last ballot;
For Tucker 68; Wilson 48; French 8. LPartlc-
ulars hereafter 'af 'a'y So
On motion, the House adjourned. .5s.
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Herr -ALExANDEE.-This counterfeit travelling
jugger has at last got iugged himself and no more
than his deserts. He attempted Gift Perform
ance in Columbus. Ohio. few nights ago. His
trick Ofkeepng all the valuable prizes himself was
exposed, andthe b'hoys took the show in charge,
the magician making his escape the back way du-
ring the 'noiSe and confusion" The Statesman
gives the finale:
Manyofthe admirers oc the distinguished wizard
Of the world, Hem Alexander; kept an anxious
watch for his appearance last night, after his sud-
den vanishing from Neirs Hall. Every, avenue
leading out eoftyWaS closely guar1ed tsleight
of hand had not been sufficiently guarded against,
'slsig1t of foot under the circumstances was equal
" dangerous. "a TheiNlab0s were irewarded-Hen
Alexander Raslanested this morning and held 10
baii by the Mayor sintts sum Of, $500, on charge
orobtaining money under false pEetences. Noone
coming forwuTd as bail 1.-THE magician was looked
mp in helcalabOOSe. - - -ge
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Another Destructive FIre---Hght Houses
Consumed

Yesterday afternoon FIRE broke out 1.-THE car
penter shop of Benz. Griffin, on Madison or Guth-
ne street. between Second and Third streets, and
before the flames could be checked, eight build
ings were destroyed, including five dwelling hou-
SEES and three shops. The buildings were mostly
frances and the fire was so rapid that most of the
furniture Of the private houses, and the lumber
aud material of three carpenter shops were totally
lost. The sufferers were Hiram mcGhee, Silas
Evans, Benj. Griffin, Cornelius Brewster, F. NJ.
Curtis, Henry NJ. Smith, Liebergeri and Edward
Buckner. The three first announced were carpen-
ter shops, and their loss, together with material,
lumbef, tools, &C., was very considerable.
The distinction Of furniture by being thrown
from the upper Etory windows was very great
We saw fine looking glasses and bureaus dashed
into splinters on the pavements below, and what
the fire didn't consume, was destroyed in moving.
The loss of Mr. Brewster, the tlay Waterman of the
Fourth ward, was fully $500, very serious loss TO
him. In addition to lis furniture, he lost stable
anu considerable feed and fuel. Five of the hous-
es belonged to Mr., McGhee, carpenter. He
was partially insured. There WAS u high wind
prevailing uL the time and there was great danger
Of the entire square being burnt The FIRE extern
ded to DR.. Caspari's brick bathing house on the
corner ofSecond street, where it was checked.
The fire Is supposed to be the result oil accident,
or rather of fire crackers, and tits thought one fell
among the shavings under GTithns carpenter shop
The firemen had hard time of it, being out in &C
tive service for fully four hours- Louisville Jour
nal D:e.'2o ~. -..-sl co. p
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u. S. surnEME COURr.-A washington letter in

u. S. SUPREME CoURT.-A Washington letter in
the New York Express says ..,.s 5sttsr4-s
The great increase ofbussiness in the Supreme
Court Tor several yeas back, has forced the conVic-
ton upon the public mind that some new arrange
relieved by all their Circuit Cont duties. Several
bills have been considered by committees Of Con-
gress, but from variety of causes, they have not
yet been finally acted on. The change, however,
appears inevitable. Already Congress has inler-
ered so far as to dispense with their attendance on
the Circuits except once in each year. and the time
cannot be so far distant when they will be eHemp.
| ted from it altogether. The Supreme Cont will
in few years, remain stationary in Washington.
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MIN. P. Willis, in his letter on Cuba, says,
.eWhatever Republican love there may be for us
among the creo,es in other parts of the Island,
there is no trace of it TO be found in the scornfu
lips Of the Havana gentleman recognizing an Am
erican. coffee house IN the suburb, the walls
of which are painted with caricatures of us, gives
key to the feeling ost prevalent in the Metrop-
Oils"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24

A STRIKE FOR HIGnER WA0s.-The doctors OF
Coyington, at the last meeting of the Medical So
cety, adopted the Cincinnati bill of prices; They
have heretofore charged but so cents per visit and
for other small jobs in proportion; and after the
be administered for less than 81, The citizens OF
Covington are pleased at this ADVANCE in luxu-
ries and talk strongly OF, henceforth and forever,
administering tIler own physc. When doctors
agree, who shall gainsay.-Cin Eng.
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SNEATE.
SATURDAY, Dec. IS, 1856:

Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Lee, of the Methodist
Epicopal Church. r. 20 ff..#5. IL 81 af
The President Lieut Gov. Leake) laid before
the Senate a communication from the Clerk Cdr-
Tucked enclosing a list OF all the Internal l1n-
pToyement bills before the House of Delegates in
obedience to resolution of the Senate. 1.-The
Senate list will be presented in day or two .i
The aggregate amount asked for is 1924 ,0S, 490;
of which 81, 1853 900 is for one
million only to The Covington and Ohio Railroad);
S824, $50 to turnpikes, plank roads, roads and brd
ges. ,-.....-l ' - ~
The same was, on motion, laid on the table. 3D. T.,
A message was received from the House to the
effect that the bill in relation TO Charity school
in New Kent county, and to authorize the election
Of an increased number oVerseers of the poor in
said county, had been passed. The bill was read
a first and second time, and referred to COM
mittee. fslls rs 5lur=.'. .az.
number of resolutions were passed and adop-
ted. 8
Amessags was received from the House inform
ing the Senate that that hodv was ready on its
part to proceed with the execution of the bu-
sneSs of the day, which-has for its object the e
lection of a public printer, and that VIM. F.
Richie, was the only name in nomination.
The roll being called, Mr.. Richie received the
whole = mber ofvotes cast, So.
A Joint committee having been appointed, and
having conferred, reported, whole number ofyotes
cast 1856, necessary for choice "a, (which VIM.
p. Richie received 1855. F. s.-- an
Mr.. Richie was duly declared elected Public
Printer for the legal term.
A bill to incorporate o company to construct
Railroad from some Convenient point ON the Ma
naSsa Gap Railroad to the Ohio River, at or near
Letart Falls at West Columbia in the county of
Mason, was passed.
7 After the transaction of some other unimportant
butineSs. H no
The Senate adjourned. ~. tseaas
81 I
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LAaoE CmckESs.-A correspondent Of the St.
Louis Union, speaking ofthe sfShang- haeOr Cochin
China" says, s'they are chickens from the foEep
land eanRI 70 full grown turkies insEe, and really
formidable looking birds TO those, who eye5then
with foul intentions. Theysometimes sellfor fifty
dollanpeE hesd,' ' = 81 Z. .3 slsa.as
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n -acs ~ JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
New Boots and Shoes.

I WW- bOIe, lbI 1HuEH -kSLEEII -HHttuHgI
now opening the rstlot of his Faltand Winter .ctk
Of Boots and Shoes, which embraces every style ard
quality trade, ladies' misses and chdrens
wear, Gents boysu youths boots and shoes To deg
nate the variety would DO too lengthy FOR lnadvcTtSe
ment. L.l 9 al " u "a II
~ This stock vely New York and Philadelphia
make; style and best stock and workmanship OF
both ccs it is warranted and guaranteed both BY the ma
kers and the unersigned Particular attention is called 10
the article ofladies travelling boots. WI BOLk.
Ren24 ~ -L-.E $3.50 - L - W.
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CInSR4 PRospRcrs.-ThR Washington cores.
pendent Of the New York Journal of Commerce
writes: ' sf
The difficulties 10 the forming cabinet are
increasing. II we mary judge from a comparison
of opinions which vel hear from Democrats OF dit
ferent sections, and different shades Of the party,
1t will be almost impo zble to reconcile conflict
ing opinions, views, add interests this subject
unless all known, distinguished, and experienced
men in The Democratict party be dropped. With
one exception, that of CALEB Gushing, there APP
pear to exist insuperable objections to every COM
petent man who has been named. !ss.7oId
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24

RErRrBu4ioS.- Petersburg (va.) Intelli-
geneer, noticing the accession of Louis Napoleon
to the throne of the French Empire, takes occasion
to observe that the great Emperor HIMSELF who di-
yorced Josephine because she bore him no chill
dren, would have some strange feelings could he
rise from the dead and see his throne filled by the
grandson of the divorced wife, whilst his own son,
by his second marriage sleeps far from France. in
the tomb of the Hapsbutgs. This reflection is in
deed singular, and it proves that "there is divin
ity which shapes our ends. rough hew them as we
may" - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24

Hogs Packed around the Fals-Prioes-
The pork packing in this city and vicinity con-
that more hogs will be slaughtered around the
Fails next season than at any other point IN the
The actual number Of hogs killed at the various
X bn,,ses nm to last night sums up as fol-
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ADVERTISING Observation-Disclosures the
greatest man of the day as an advertiser is Hollo-
way, who expends twenty thousand pounds annu-
ally in advertisements alone; he stretches over
the whole of India, publishing his medicaments in
he Hindoo, Oordoo, Goozratee, and other native
Languages, SO that the Indian public can take the
Pills and use his Ointment according to directions.
We find him again at Hong Kong and Canton ma
king bis medicines known to the Celestais by
means of a Chinese translation. At Singapore
he has large depot. In the Mediterranean we
find them selling at Malta, Corfu, Athens and
Alexandria besides at Turin and other portions OF
the Barbary States. OF course Holloway makes
money. Every man that prints extensively gets
1ich.-BGlt Clipper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24
A singular matrimonial bargain took place not

A singular matrimonial bargain took place not
long since, in Missouri, in the vicinity of St Jo-
seph, which, within our memory, has not prece7
dent. Two married men who lived near each
other, became, from reasons best known TO them
selves, dissatisfied with their own wives and took
fancy. each for the others spouse Matters
being thus, their better halves were consulted as
to a change and expressed themselves willing TO
accede to any measures that would keep peace in
the family. Each wife took her neighbours hus-
band. and has since lived contentedly in her new
home. s{s 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24

NoRwEorAM LEPRosY.-A letter dated Bergen,
Norway, September 20, says that the Oriental
Leprosy. as described by Moses exists at this mo-
ment IN Norway. In addition to leprosy house
established some centuries ago. the government las
recently built hospital, the firSt that thewoEl
ever knew, for the cure of leprosy. The disease
is confined almost exclusively to the western coast
of Norway, and the number of lepeEs IS nearly
one in fifty. The writer adds, that it is from the
western coast that the emigration to America takes
place. and that the opinion of the attending ply
sician at the hospital in Norway, is that the dis
ease will show itself among these emigranS in this
county. and probably become pestilent disease
in the Western States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-24

( TIE Mourn OF THE MlsslssIPPI.-De BOWS Re
view for the present month reiterates the appeals
often urged on Congress for grants to carry out en-
larsed Improvements at the mouth Of the Missis-
sippi. Three plans have been presented and dis
cussed at different periods for the accomplishment
of the object. One is to deepen by dredging ma
chimes two of the principal passages, at an esti-
mated cost of $4,000. with subsequent annual
expenditure Of $4,000. Another, to close all but
one of the passes where they leave the river trunk,
estimated cost, 1891, 0Oo The third, 10 cut ship
canal from point below Fort jackson to the gulf,
costing, including all contingencies, $4,000, COO
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MA new weekly sporting paper to be called
thl Whip and Spur Is to be- issued simultaneously
in Philadelphia and New York, on the oath.
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Short Greek lands for Sale

/ r,.. IM Ohio county, Virginia. aol,fo
HT1sHING to dispose OF my Real Estats, Poer at pr
w until the day of November next, farm
in the County OF Ohio situate onthe Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty acT1 This prop
erty Is desiTaby located both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike about seven miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm Is In the highest state Improvement, having
large amount plank fencing, and tudieously laid OF
IN fields farming and grazing purposes There are OH
the premises good dwelling houses with ample sta
Houses. There is a comnodous barn, one hundred
and feet long by forty four in width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm including ample smell.
ter for twelve hundred sheep 81 80, -
will lands In whole or in part, to suit the
wishes those desiring TO purchase Terms will be lib
eTaI.H l-tf l.- p '-'z r ,i' T.. -
The rapidly advancing Improvement ofthe city OF Wheel
ing the facilities Afforded by the various rail road
tons about to be completed with the West, and the Sea
board, the excellent market now Afforded IN Weeng ior
the marketable productions country, render this
highly persons wishing to farm probably and
seldom been that finer indncementa have been held
out to purchasers l..lfr afi5issHl.iW. MlTCHELL.i
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
r.I..n Gov. =. ~. 2. -.
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YRI1nbIc Property Tor Sale or Go.
UDrIT sfHlR raj

.r nj -.I.. - -.H PartnerSh1ps 81 ilrf T4Gla
THE undersigned offers for sale or copartnershP,a
BLAST FURdCE located four miles from the line Of he
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and near Fairp1ount Marion
Co., Va, together with ABUNDANCE OF Iron Orc Linz
signed wishes either SELL extond his operations and
any having Rolling Mill or Foundry In Wheeling
who viii join In with this establishment ard furnish
Steam Engine, he win offer the most liberal terms Ieeeiy
inE all machinery or stock at lair valuation.
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal be seen at the
Office of the Wheeling Intelligencer.
Cost Iron ore, delivered at the furnace per ton
Cost Charcoal, roo bushels. 30
Cost Of Limestone, per 81
Hon. Thomas HayL.tysG win receive and conduit any
eS osiiIo, r. -[se JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
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SENATE. l.E6a.,.

Nothing Of special interest transpired in the
Senate to-day. After the presentation of reports
and the adopionof several resolutions the follow
Ing bills were passed; 9is
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: Hats! Hats! F,9'

iae7is a"41q Hats! Hats! E' n -iTf- 'A' ''''
lust received article Of CaSsmcr Hats for Gen:
no %es1'HS "a'' Sn y SH1 sEHARPBR.
A MOTHER lot OF MCKEE 6 Robeftson's premium Bank
IA cts, Tweeds, Cassimeres Flannels, Mnseys, Roden
YS Seeio at factory prices y y wD NOTE
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Smylie's Coach Factory.
Ne. 1S9, Market ssreef, Wheeling Va.

Nearly opposite the Rdshingt 6n E1Gi. a..
HAVE constantly on hand variety OF The mosL q
and made OF theohoieest material and built In the Gs
Substantial manner, anda neat and tasty as any 70 &c
found elsewhere, Call and see and judge for yonTseye
Il wltpay particular nton to all orders in my lns o.
business All Carriages arranted Old
In exchange new ones Repairing epromply with
and dispatch. - -,
tro,,on - setsS y wy sS>S !J4S SMYLlB.
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AND STILL THEY COME!

4 AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
SRY KXRIKIst5S 80 ~ . = Z.
THNrJ dny mi fayE dresses Black Frocade Silks
from the esIsbrated Silk Of James BECK, 9
tine Cloths. Modn De Laines Ard seg711 Long sh3ls
N. B. We win receive and open q va
F'S s5v g as1l'49P sYY' z
Gaps, Caps!
III DOZEN Mems fine Cloth Caps Just !eeelyed at the
South end OF MARKET Square Sign OF the BLACK Nam
sopts :, or l,. -lase II t2l.-. TODD & DE9olE "
IVT RRMIFUGR-FTey's and 1IcLlne's Tor sale by ~,
Nv dec3 lII-7.r - Tf7sE KILLS d CALDWELL.
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#LJuI Found 1t Out!
TEold Literary DepO is making up for the Holidays
More bout the Christmas Hooks anon. MEANWHILE just
received: a.-a Vl.i ,,,
Toms Cabin Ccheapj Game Of Uncle Tomj Veisstudes;
by James; Waldo pamei by Bennett Ocean HoTnj Lold
TSyen1ale;l London Lament OeC Ii wing Age. &C.
Jecoi JAS II MoMECHER. 2
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The actual number killed up to last night is
21s 500 which is an increase of fully 600 over
the entire receipts Of last season. MtssrS JACK
SON, owsley & Co., at then mammoth pork mouse use
Killed and hung up 2, 600 hogs Saturday, and 800
SsSfnIiav and they expect to pack 10000 hogs
anrinr ne season. which will close about the tm
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sIgEF-f# ga Election 8Iat#yt "
MERcHKNTsAND MECHANICS BANK,
....rT rT m Wheeling, 20th Dec, 1862
TIE Stockholders hereby notified that tho annual
election for six this bank, win be held at INC
Ranking House Monday 10th Jahury next commencing
5tiI i al. - ''G0GT| s. BRADY, Cashr.
Jec2i-tdc ...tr ia-.- d. ....-'...
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HOUSE on DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, Dec. Is.
Prayer by the Rev. PETER De FoRREsT of the
Methodist Church. ff a.aE y
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They have constantly on hand full stock OF ..-
: a7fF'.- ,P4INI.S, OILS, AND GLASSWARE,
c6PIL. LEITHEP IND JAPAN VARNISHES, ALco
HOL AND .SP11S. yEI1RE,
To which they call the attention OF dealers, aud pbs
generally, ~ $50 : h. .tGS-EfsE = =.
In addition the above. they have always on hand
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- = u tl---t7' WHEELING, Va.
This il branch of the House Becker, WELLER q Co..
OF will be in the receipt OF the
prcat and hest Wines and Liquors, which will be supplied
LealsTs Wheeling and the surrounding country at the
stern who prices, 0cE16
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-23
HDxgZNeE Comm cree
PRES DE LA MAISGN DE COuR,
(NAPoLEoNv1LI.E.)
(NAPOLEoNv1LI.E

#*E VI E##AAREN&#E&H
&c bel Establishment tenu par M. Pierre
R1zAN, Went d'etre ouyert au public qui
NE saurait trouver mieux sur eucun point
de TEtat.
Chambres wastes ct parfaitement meublees
pour les families, chambres particnlieres
ties bien garnies, salon de compagnie, aus
81 spsacieauS q,u'elegant, sale d manger, on
on a t~ouiours une table don't ~Pabondance
nest ~surpassee que par 10 deiicatesse des
NETS. VOLTA, sans contredit, tout ce quill
faut pour attirer une %nombreuse clientele.
Que l'on aioute d tous ces Agreements de
Iexistence. des serviteurs tres attentifs, qui
sont diriges de manierea ne iamais negliger
IN seuul de- leurs devoirs, ct lon comprendra
facilement quill est utile, pour bien yivre, De
descendre d FH8tel du Commerce.
Deux grandes ecuries ct une remise tres
commode font partie des dependencies de
Get Gtablissement. Z
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a yENDKE GU A LOUER.

lie MAGNIFlQUE ETABL1SSE-
MENT fonde dcpuls hut ans, a quatre
miles an dessous de Napoleonviile, par
NJ. MARIus ALBAGNAc.
Cette maison rcnferme un des Cares
les plus de la paro'sse' ct III
IiorEL qui est le pied a terre de pres
due tous les voyagcurs qni parcourent Ia
rive gauche da Bayou. Ellie re"'erme
6galemcnt I'm neagnifqae safe dc dnnse'
ct cette maison Sc trouve al sem dc Ia
plns joyeusc population de notrc Parols,
.e. Que les pcrsonnes qui .conna'ssen'
Get etablisscment ct qui nc Font pas VI
site depuis quclque temps, saehent be"
quill Went de sly faire dimportanles
am~eliorations, de nouvelles bat'sscs.
Pour les conditions [avantageuses q"
reste1 s'adresser, sur les licnx, au Pre-
prietairc, NJ. Marius Albagnac.
LIZ Ngilant est prize de r~eprod"re Gel
1Dl5. ~t
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DOC7EURS
MENG EFT ASSE.INEAU.

DAMS l'interet de leurs %cliens, les doc
teurs Meng ct Asselineau ont forme I'm acte
de societe, ct lis mettent des ce jour leurs
services a la disposition des ha-
bitans.
Tout lie monde doit reconnaitre Iavan.
tage gully a a la campagne d'avo'r deux
medecins reunis, car OIL est sur alofs zen
ayoir t%ouiours un a son domicile, B'en
solvent la visite dun seul malade n'occnpe,
t.elle pas I'm medecin une %journee entlele!
Tous les abonnes recevront Ia v'slte de
Pun des deux medecins, au molns deux fo's
par semaine, malades GU non.
Pour la commodite des habitans des deuS
rives du Bayou, n embarcasion restera
mutt ct Jour au service de la clientele.
La residence des docteurs Meng ct Asse-
lineau est sur lhabhation de NJ. J. Dugds
lis sollicitent la continuation de Ia taveul
ct de Ia coniance avec lesquelles lis on
etc accueillis ct. toute fatnite CONNIE toute
MODESTO a part, lis demandent: qua rG"ur'
on JUICE Partisan. ~
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J. III. DOLLAHAN.

CHIRURGIEN- DEN'TIS7E, vien-
dra, lie 20 de chaquc mois, rtsider, pen.
dant une semaine, a Napo!tonv'lle, ct il
v fera, avec autant de dexterite que dc
promptitude, toutes les operations qn'
sont du resort de sa profession.
lie DIR d. mettra un soln paItlc"lle'
a plomherou auri6er les dents gates.
CONNIE il peut garantir lie plein success
de son travail, il ne reclamera pas de
%retribution avant que ses cliens SC mon
trent satisfaits de lui avoir accorde lieut.
c%on6ance.