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Look at This!

Look at This!
Ii those who nre DESTROYS OF preserving the memory
IA OF themselves and and friends do So most effec
tualy by calling without delay Tarbell Co.'S Daguer
Teolype Rooms at the OF Main Bddle Streets
Centre Wheling; and procure for each those eke PIC
lures which cannot be obtained with same degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
TARBELL & CO., Daguer reotypists,
Corner of Main and Biddle Streets
lan2l Centre Wheeling
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CARD,

CARD.
The Sisters of the Visitation have secured Tor
their Academy, in addition tho already
favorabIy known, the services oone for the past
six years, has conducted the musical department (avcrus
ing co schOars,) in the Baltimore Academy. Their
will be still further and very efficiently augmented this
and the other departments OF education, during the
ent month. They prepares for class OF Span.
ISL and Italian. mar22wd
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THIS Dye is warranted II used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
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ltion off Co-Partnership

Dissolution of Co-Partnership
THE Partnership heretofore subssfing betw'slta :
dersigned, under the firm name OF Warden & EtEiiS
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent
Warden has sold his inteTesttO James W. Wardsl 4
persons indebted 10 said late firm requested 10 XII
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden.
JACOB N. WARDEN,
dec4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS j.
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DIR. DYES RELIEF

For Coughs, Colds, HOarsensss, Broasap' q
Incipient Consumption. -.,
lFTEEN years SUCCESS in the use OF tas StAti =
II private practice, for the various aHecuols 10
3roEchia and Lungs, is deemed sufficient q 4,
in presenting it to the afflicted, to insure tTa
ficaGy. .,s,,
There is nothing in this Syrup that wilRed tf..1I1
use in any quantity under any ci.sary to prot
ant mild and efIectual. y nfs said OF
Price 80 cts. per bottle. nbish1Z
Prepared by Dr. J. s. DYE, Hits.
For sale by -s. KILLS SO - ~.
dec3O Ts-is
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smylie's Coach Factory tor I.

Nearly opposite the Washington h ~. rs.F
HAVE constantly on Land variety o. q I 5ssti;tr
proved Eastern style OF Carriages Of az ttt -
and made OF the choicest material, and pun 80 ,rJ
substantial manner, and as neat anu las! oar,lTs
found elsewhere. Call and and judge iol a, Ra
will pay particular attention to all orders
business. All Carriages warranted ou sSIopIGI q
in exchange for new ones. Repairing uOAe
have on hand few second hand carriassss ssSTY1s
nov20 -
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Auburn,
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
..-s-4. Staining the Skin. -r.-
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by IlEIS g. CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by wM. X. MCKEE.
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
A1o@+ha1o

d 1CHARD BLUM has purchased the entire 500 !.
III fixtures of the establishment occupied b. hs<
linger, Centre Wheeling, and by additions TO bis $50
prepared TO furnish city and country customer: VI
purrst and best Drugs, Medicines, Oils Paints, DIsN-
on the most reasonable terms.
Prescription Department
He will attend promptyto the filling OF pIese'4'7
which will be carefully compounded at all hours
Perfumeries, imported havana cigars, and Se, nt
fancy articles on hand CHLL
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Odd Fellows, Mnsons Red Men, SONS of
temperance, w
And other Society Rega1ia,
Banners, Seals and Je,oeLs manufactured and sold
by Gibbs d Smith, No. 10 Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
REGALIA,
Odd FelloDS'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and ELL
campment.
Past Grand and other Officers plain and
' embroidered.
1st Cd, Sd, 4th and 9th Degree Parade Re-
gaias.
Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad
Regalias.
Masonic-Knights Tempar, Royal Arch, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, Swords, &c.
Sons of IenPeTGnce-Satonal, Grand and Subordinate
observation-disclosures and Members. ~
Red Mn--Sachems, Past Officers and richly embroidered
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
JEWELS
OF the various Orders. of Silver Gilt Plated Metals
Including Knights Tempar, Cwith DirkS.J
BANNERS.
rous Orders and Societies. to order;
signs for Banners when required furnished free of
pensc showing the style OF the when finished. Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment to be found in the u
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to fit up their Halls or supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regaa, Banners, &C., depend up.
on having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling
addressing GIBBS & SMITH,
Rcgalia and Banner Manufacturers 10 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore Md
% e. T. FRY, Agent for Wheeling, Va. oct5-tf
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PIaoished Tin Wal1E

Planished Tin WaES,
lust opened, an assortment ofsplenlid tlan:ns 5rF
- consisting of coffee and Tea Urns ehailns NE DE-
ter Stewers, Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers; ~
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted ..sJI !
beautiful article.' We respectfully solicit we
the public to our varied and beautiful ABSOLUTE
and Steam Boat furnishing goods en-
NOES, Monroe St, near the 1TT.9s re-. ny Il
n0v10 HhEeh:
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INSURANCE.
Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMP AMY,
OF RICHMOND, VA.

Z A 2 I A L S2O0,000.
(which WAS ALL PAID In AND sECUREpl
VIII take Risks all descriptions Of Property dcgsz OF
loss, either Land Water.
THIS is OF the oldest established Companies in
United States, having been in existence 90 years.
This company has always met its losses promptly and
has had lawsuit during the whole time its exist
Since its establishment it has paid losses to tho
amount of nearly
SI,OOO,OOOu
We would refer all who interested in the matter u
Insurance. TO all the leading merchants Bankers pro
essOnal mcn of the city OF Richmond and 10 Henry List
and John Thompson aud the Rev. J. D. McCabe this
city.
A-PLEASANTS, President.
Tnos NJ ALFRIENp, Secretary.
DORSEY az ARTHUR.
Agents for the above Co, in Wheeling and vicinity.
OFFICE: No 90 Main -6ni
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EDWARD ARCHBoLD. c,,,5T ,,-
..ARCHBoLD & DAVENPORT
Attorneys at Law,
Will give the most prompt attention IN bsiiiis
Monroe and the adjacent counties " 'N0'Essi 81,

Tobacco and Cigars!
M N LAUCHLIN, No 152 Main street. has ann, Il,
w large assortment the following articles 'A9 Ia
Es. MeL1ida Id lump, boxes HargrOye twin Br4
! box Dudley. do MuHI
3 do Sacramento, do I;olden oranes
40 Rodney's, dc Background lurr
~ 90 hunters ID lump do Jacksons DO
do Meltops do do Maikin's do
16 do Rays do 3 do Makin,S 5IbIrT,
do Riley's Id lump, do Ciinton's ''Oi a.
do Barct's do o do j. HaTet,s IA
do Harwood's do 4 do Wyatts IN
6 gross Yellow Bank Tobacco;
10 do Smoking Tobacco;
10 barrels Cut and Dry;
gross German Pipes;
cask Carrots Scotch Snuff; Rappee & MarablrS
20n0 Las Tras Marias Regalia Cigars,
1000 London Regalia Cigars;
1000 Rio Hardo do do
1000 La Gotta Deagua Regalia Cigars;
1000 La Flor SeviIlana do do
200G Mensagero do do
1000 La Antiquedad do do
1000 DelacruZ Principe cigars; 1000 FL Dorado Pp,s
6OOO Steamboat brrn do 2OOO La Nacional cis,re
1000 FL Neptune Panetas do 1860 Wash La No1a
100 La Fanca Havana; 1000 La Palmetto Hluz
2O0O La kldeldad do 1000 Las Tras MlGut
1000 La Vigilance do 1000 Ell Genial
1000 Primavers do 1000 Landress
1900 Taylor and Fillmore Havana;
1O0U benjamin Franklin do
deC7 s62-1yd
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RICHMOND MARKET.

FL0UR-The news 5J the last steamer appears
to be OF peace nature, and rather dsrppsns the
sp culstve feeling in the market, and as the new
begins to come ir The old will of course be neslec,
ed The price may be considered at IS to s. / for
old Few S5t 10 S54
WHEAT-Saes az 81 90 to 81 25 to our millers
for July deliveries. Our city mills will commence
grinding on Monday.
TuBACCO-Ths receipts not 80 large. Sales
co2tinue al 8 shade higher rates, and holders are
dis posed to Withd raw from the market expecting
better prices next month. Extreme prices SAT to
S65
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SOMETHING VERY LIKE A MIRACLE The
North BrNishDsiiy Riail has the following un.
der the title Of Remarkable Occurrence.
"Alitie girl had her left eye so completely
covered with white speck that il was render.
ed sighiless. few days since, while amusing
herself out of doors dove descended from
neighboripg dwelling house, and. as il in search
OF food, removed tho spech wi,hils bill, without
causing the slightest Injury, so That ever since
the vision of the girl has been perfect"
This is one Of he toughest stories We ever
read OF.
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF ICaMON


ARRIVED,
Schr Chas and Susan. Young shsls to Capt
Scar Ws!kertown. Drudge, from York River,
com to Stearrs & Brummeli
Sehr Magnet, Lock, from Halifax, fish to
Wortham 81 Co.
SAILED,
Schr Virginia Teal, Phia, mdz
Scnr Satan 4 Engle, Star, Phila coal
Scar Spa king Sea- N ickerson, to Cabin Point
to load with wheat and corn for New York
REPORT BY STEAMER cURTIs PECK
Schr WeslOvef, at l0aEcing Point
Scar Hsxsil. at Harrison's Bar
Nsw YORK, July l9.-CId, schTs Galiego and
Mary J Peck, and steamship Roanoke, for Rich
mond.
BAIT July 2o-sch- Eel Conoway, Delaney,
Pet4rsourg
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Every body knows thar Barnum advertises.
He always did-and attributes his success in
life mainly TO that important fact. The FOL
lowing may be an advertisement, or il may he
intended as buriesque. 1t will pass for
either:
The Bearded Lady with her whiskers dark,
Is each day at BarDum near the park,
Barnum exhibits, with his usual taste,
His only humbug that is not barefaced
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OLD AND YoUNG.-Fhe Montreal Gazette
giv-s tar FOL owing ngular risiriage AT
Parish Church Of Himbleton, by Rev. John
Vernon, James Hobbins, Esq, of C!adesiey
Corbe,t, after courtsbip of four days, and
Harriet. youngest daughter Of William Cham
bers, of the New House, Himberton. The
bridegroom was in his ninety seventh year,
and had no time TO lose his fair bride. Who
has nearly seen sixteen summers, had pity on
him and took him eff hand. ''ior better or for
worse" after he had settled upon her the
whole of his property, amounting TO $500 a
wear,
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-snee,. ao oi,; Chrisnan, an old and much re-.
Ptos she eilzen OF HARRISBURG, XIV, saws the
ce,x s snOy who has been eng az ed in the gro
usc,ea ss,,e ior many years Dust. and con.
store ,svs..t 'he liquor trafic, rolled onf Of his
lew dsss . sin. barrels of viii KEY and wine. q
number oi sns., and IN the presence of a Isres
upon the .rep u's'ofs' emp,ied their contents
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g CURE OF THE BITE OF A RATTLEsNAKE.-
southern medical journal SAYS that physi-
clan in Georgia was lately called to visit IN
aged negro woman who, eight hours previous.
ly, had been bitten in the ankle by large rat
tIesnake. The leg was swelled to double the
usual size end The pulse was feeble and thread
like. Corn whiskey was Immediately admins.
tered, until two quarts bad been given, when
slight signs of inebriation were discove red.
The wound was eupped for an hour, and also
pouiliced. In day Or two the patient was
about her usual business.
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REV. DR.. IvEs.-The statement that the
Rev. DIR. Ives, late Bishop of the Diocese of
North Carolina, was about TO be ordained a
priest in the Catholic church, and that the
Pope had informed him that he must separate
from his wife, is positively contradicIed by
the Freeman's Journal. As regards the sepa.
ration, the Journal says such n thing is not
likely TO find favor any where in the Catholic
church. The journal also publishes an ex.
tract of a letter from DR.. Ives to the Rev. Dr.
Forbes, OF New York, in which he alleges tha,
an account had been made up against him in
North Carolina, aud process served upon his
library and Mrs. Ives personal "a tctes left be-
hind in that State. He farther says: "Ail
ask in this life as to hare my dear uife side
by side Nth me at the altar, and some situa-
ton, however obscura, where can keep her
above positive want"
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"CoLoRs MOST FREQUENTLY HIT DURING
WAR.-lt would appear. from nu,ne rous Oh.
sersations, that soldiers are hit during battle
according TO the color of their dress, 10 the
ioiiew ing ORDER red the most fatal color; the
,ess, fatal Austrian gray. The proportions are
.ea ~ rife green z; brown 6; Austrian blush
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ARARE CAsE.-A gentleman who is engag.
ed in settling the books Of firm once doing a
large mercantile business in Pittsburgh, but of
which both of the original partners are now
sleeping quietly in their cemetery vaults, was
called on, on Fritay, by gentleman from The
South, Who came to pay principal and interest
amounting 10 $500, ot debt contracted in 1919
by a merchant in Viuksburg, Miss who had
failed subsequently,, and whose debt was sap.
posed to be lost beyond all hope. He has been
recently enriched by the rapid rise of some
cotton lands which he had purchased, and is
now paying eff old liabilities here and at the
East, amounting to several thousand dollars
His name, we understand, is John Downing
He should be remembered to his honor.
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RAILWAY fAssEnGE. @
90. =. me long railway passen . The cost OF
~ ese!ase, about two ,housan5 s ours is, on
ass IN ihe United Suites 10 v s.a so'sars There
az manufactures, exclus,yssss gh.y pri'
Is winch make and repuir ali ca g. lnose rail
Az, a snn II y Calculated III at esn;, .he'r oxn
os 70 invested in this branch ~ OF $6,
p,oooang about sl7 600, 900 snn =, INDUSTRY
5 sr'p'9s.ng aooutsix theusana. men ''y, and
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE rhe
' Farm whereon the subscriber now resides,
known as Clay Spring, Che birthplace OF the Hon
Henry Cisy) Is offered tor sale.
This Farm lies IN the county of Hanover on both
sides OF Macnumps Greek. within fifteen miles of
Richmond, three miles of the Court house and
three. quarters OF mile from the Virginia Cenii al
Railroad al Peske's Turnout 1t contains 329 acres
and is considered of the best Farms of its size
in the county The land is very productive in corn
oats grass, &c. and can be brought to a very high
state of improvement by the application of mari
of which there Is an abundant supply upon the
farm of good quality, conveniently located to each
deld and very easy of access The improvements
are a comfortable dwelling house and all necessary
out buildings, and spring of the finest water con-
venient The situation is as healthy as any below
the mountains
The subscriber ia generally at home and will,
with pleasure, show the premises TO any disposed
10 view them. WIN. B. DABNEY
Hanover, June 81, 1853.
The above Farm can be bought at private sale by
ea'ly application to GODDIN d APPERSON.
~ l5-2aw2W
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nISSULUTlUN.-T he Concern OF ALEy.
- GARRETT 81 CO is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. Persons indebted are requested to
come forward AMI settle as early as possible
ALtY'R GARRETT
RICHD FL DUEE.
RO 81 ANDERsON
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A HoT CANvAss.-The Knoxville, Tenn
Wing gives an account of personal difficult
ty which occurred few days ago between The
Hon. w. NJ. ChurcbweIl and Mr.. MAYNARD,
candidates for Congress-. They are carrying
on an unusually excited contest, and their f. hi
grew out of the canvass Churchwel is said
TO have attacked Maynard with a stick or brush;
but before any damage was done, the comba..
q tants were separated. rr
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w WATERPROOF COMPOSITION ROOFS
have within the iast ten years been applied to TWEEN
ty.five thousand buildings in the Uni,ed States and
Canada and are universally recommended as pos
sessing the following qualities In greater degree
than any other roofing material known viz: cheap
nes. of construction, DUR bility and perfect pro
lection against ere and water
Buildings rooted uith this article are insured at
the sames rates OF premium as those rooted with
metal or slate.
Richmond References Messrs VIM Barrett, juo
Waterhouse, John Dooey, Smith d. Harwoed.
M WARREN 81 CO.,
Offices corner North and Baltimore street Balt.'
more; and at Smith a hsrwood's, IS Main street,
Richmond. my lZ-2a"4m
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PIANns. 81. 8. TAYIna !

WoQs2 PIANOS. p. 81. TAYLOR I.
Hz51{sf constantly receiving eleaant ara
a. ID n npain Pianos from the popular "a.
skers, Nunns e. Clark.
These instrurnents received the great Eoid m.as,
Prize at the "Wovid7s Fair London, 1851: snS
they have invariably received the FIRST prizs a, -
American Institute Fairs In this country. Tia.
combine all the modern improvements with t5s
Metallic Frame and patent opey strings and a.
confidently recommended for spsssaess Of ton. 40
great durability, which quality win be auprecsts1
In the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P. FL. Taylor has sold these instruments In ia.
city for the last seventeen years TO the sntire ss
faction oil his numerous customers
~ OLD Pianos taken In par: pay
Piano Stools and Music, (fhe larges. and bas.
collection In the State) Violin and Guitar Strsngs
Yiolins and Guitars of the best quality, al lSs
prices. P. II. TAYLOR,
Plano and Music Store,
os5 $50 Main street opposite the Ranks.
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TIL DAILY DISPATCH

Ho, IBLE MuRpER.-A few days ago
horril . murder was committed in kamonras
ka.L.C. The facts are narrated as follows, IN
letter from X lmouraska, dated the 81 lns'''
published in the Journal de Quebec oil Tues
day week :
"The other day an individual by the name OF
Pelleiier, provoked quarrel win MS! a:ne, ~
law, Lehei. The last named, "ho' IL 10 se'o'
was Of a very irritable temper pIoposeu
death fight, in which, as he Sa'd' no'h parties
should be destroyed, so as to pu' an enc 10 All
the dissensons which had eais'ed ios so iohg
"a time between them. PesieiieF' Without hesk
,a,;on. Sc zsd Lebei by the cfavat, and armed
-;,h very sharp pointed knife, indicted on
hin, % ,younds. Lsbel implored his pardon,
co,fess;ng his had treatment of the prisoner /:
bu, the murderer paid no attention TO his
words, and with savage joy, replied. You
shall die as YOU deserve II, as dog. Recon-.
mend your soul 10 God and recommended
his attack. Exhausted, bathed in his blood,
the unfortunate Lebel fell TO the ground, beg
ying again for mercy. The murderer then
abandoned his victim, covered, as | have al.
ready said, with q wounds. After having thus
exercised his vengeance, he changed his
the remorse of his bad action. The police dis.
played great activity to overtake him, but their
efforts were in vain. However, last night, The
gaoler was awakened by a person rappng at
one of the gaol wiadows. He gave the qai cice
'Its L. said Pelletier, the murderer, in a trem
bling voice sit is /, cannot live this way
Let the will ofGod aud the justice of man be
satisfied He threw himself into the arms of
the gaoler, shedding torrent of teais for the
crime ne had committed. He has so delivered
himself up, and awaits the award OF Justice,
which, in all pro liability, will find him guilty
OF one ofthe most atrocious crimes ever com
mitted in this country"
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RANGE OF TaERMOfEETER
At j. w. kand0lph's Bookstore, Main st.
YESTERDAY
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SUMaIEk GOODS FOE GENTLEMEN

GUNNER GOODS ZOE GEE'TLEMENs
~ Black, Blue, Brown and Green French Cloths
Black and Fancy CsssiEe-es
Black Drap de Etc and Ceshmsrctt5
White and Col'd Linen Drillinss
silk and Marseilies Veaiings
GAUGE. Merino and Silk Under.ShiEts
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
Silk, Thread and Cotton Half Hose
Gloves and Hdk'fs, in every style
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Cravats and Summer Stocks.
We have in store large and handsome sssort.
ment of Goods for Gentlemen's Summer Wear,
partly enumerated above, which will be sold "a low
as similar goods can be bought anywhere.
WARREN g. PERKINS,
je Is 14l Eagle Square.
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Richmond, July l, 1853.
Co.Partnership.

CO-Partnershfp.
The undersigned have this day formed Co.
partnership under the style of GARRETT * An
DERSON for the purpose of conducting general
Grocery and Commission Business r the house
formerly occupied by Alex Garrett Il Co, no 40
Main street, and will Keep constantly on hand
large and we'll selected stock of Family Groceries
Their prompt personal attention vii! be given TO
tine sale Of ali kind of country produce. lumber,
live stock &c ALEX'R GARRETT.
10 A onu1u M ANDERSON
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AZ nBLs. CRUSHED AND P6LVE.
niSED sugar, recsvins this morning
" IL BACON = BAskERYILL.
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4 MR,.LIME.- oOs es...:- =.
IL fhoaas,on Line ssileas " ssalagtoa an,
W % s be, Nov, "a Scotia dlIadssose.
r !, :: sale BY EDWIN woRTHAm . co
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WOOD FOR sALR.-The subscriber having
W large quantity of Weed to dspose OF. has
eund IL convenisn, 70 take yard for that purpose
His yard 10 on Bread street. opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left at The
stores OF G. g. Herring, Esq, hes.rs Reeve d Bisir
Jss B. Shelton, Esq or at the yard, which win mes
with prompt abandon. Et
He has on hand about 700 cord superior sessones
Oak Wood, which he win coll at The market pries
"a l9-t JOHN z. REEVE.
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E-rYW-Nse> ARTIFICIAL TEET fl
ssszESSre sg32SA GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M

EeE2sEseA ARTIFICIAL TEETH H.
SysSrs3sssK GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M
fFTsTY9PROVEMENT.- undersigned
have purchased the right to use DR.,
Aliens Patent Improvement In the mode of insert
ing artificial teeth which is of the greatest and
most important inventions ever made in this branch
Of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists In the employment Of
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the com.
plete union of all the teeth by siicous compound,
which at the time forms the most beautiful and
natural looking gum, and filing ap all crayices and
irregularities and and rendering impossi5le iorths
teeth to become unpleasant to the wearer by the
accumulation OF particles OF food sther substan
ces between them. No other rnoda of mounting
artificial teeth is comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving sasis!acton0 areinvited 10 ty
this invention which they can do at but little add
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this
kind of work, 10 any persons who will cali at our
office whether they want artificial teeth or not,
WAYT g. MAHOEY Dentists,
nv l7-d&wts Office, 209 Main street.