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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

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a. WGLbfhT = nUfBba tore 81 -d4- .rs-t
Bread~ tbs ctsl0sua cash
~ ~ r'cl tx incnd-c vii Of elegsns French
ernby osdexi tnrh scsves' bands
che zettss 20 wainsrks, nnis dot ed visa
broidfred krs kfss csps III sai iaces tides;
also ~ rlacK sLk insr hsr0tsrch
frsnch rneha ringnt also 81 dozsa plated
sUch kDiyts fork ard Ad sl-0 100 ~nsleeone
wnps; si-o at stock 1T fac Of
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

I mn LADIES HAVE GEATIeIED THEIR OURG
1.OOV osy and made wonderful discovery. lucieso
cns CASH. thing worth hat amount 70 box PvA
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(N0OD6 COMPOUND EXTkACr.--THIs Esy 81, ,,se
" medicine u st offered n the pabc a. the m0st All Tao
.or rsmeoy for certain diseases scientific
~ artc ca ceeb ated tor TIE Ut tho Oorpsuts sCrs
vegetable beauts.y soidiGsd spd .oass se.od Of io
vepeI, ofm and may he taken withoul cnnao.mes
rom business N weather. ard without alteration o cI
fSice$ Full directions accompany each lar S0d <ho q
sale and retail by the sole agent -
8. DEUMyOND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-20

d UCaI0S h0sIcEs-J Boo RI. auorio sEsR- 81
auction OF frark fort William shers
sac a dry goods tstng part cashmere
sockDgs KID gloves trimming. snowcsss counter s., &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON. March 10.
SExATE-(Conclusiono of Fridays proceedings,
received after Telegraph Office closely The
coloquy was continued further, when 3Ir. Sum
ner replied to the remark of Doug:as, thar he
Sumner had o5tained weeks Of delay of the
NebraSkA bill in order TO circulate libI on him
tDouglas.)
3Ir. Sumner said that 1t was ursr,,s that he
had united with other members of she Senate in
sending addresses TO the people of the United
States expressing an untrue character.
Mr.. Sumner: shall enter into no contest here
or elsewhere. as to the character III a gentle
man. This Senate shall decide wtc+her the Sc
naIor from Illinois is tire proper Judge OF this
matter. Il is net true thar went 70 the Sepa-
sors scat to make the request 10 which nc a.
lIdeS.
Mr.. Douglas repeated that SEr. summer, while
he pretended that he wanted tire TO read the
Nebraska bill, had previously ranked hbclous
pamphlet OH the subject.
Sir. Sumner said the address was preiicat ted
on the first bill, not on the last
Mr. Douglas remarked that che reasons as
signed by Sumner for the poStponcmcnt Of the
Nebrasia bill were not true.
NJ. Johnson'S motion was then adopted, and
the Senate add till Monday.
HousE--After refusing by vote of Is to 9G
to order the previous question the House adj
iourued till Monday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
FROM NICARAGUA

NV YoRS, March 15.-Thc y Y. Hcralds
Nicaraguan correspondent says the Government
does not intend to seize any of the ocean steam
ers, that the company have sufficient property
in the country to satisfy the claim Of the Gov
eminent, which is estimated at $780, 900. All
local improvements of course Will confscate t"
the State. In fact the accessory of the Transit
company is thing of Yesterday. l anu also
able to state that Great Britain has sent a COM
missioner to cOaGer with the Government OF
Nicaragua upon the Central American question.
The Commissioners representing the Govern
mcnt, and the English Commissioners met at
Grcytown and agreed upon basis of settlement
that will settle the question without regard to
the United States. The Mosquito King l.; to be
placed upon the same footing any other Chief.
Mutual good will and recognition ofthis Gov
we're conveyed to England By the steamer that
left here On the 4rh inst. and will no doubt be
accepted by Great Britain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
mRRY Rnar R1-RNEn

PHIDADELPaIA, March 15.--&hout half past 6
tonight, tbs ferry boat New Jersey. crossing
the Delaware to Camden took tirr, when in the
middle OF the stream, aud after great difficulty
in consequence Of the floating ice, ran upon
bar opposite Arch street. About 100 passengers
were aboard. Many ;,Tnpcd into the river. hut
were rescued by boats after cineing to the float
ing ice. 1t IS feare,l that great number are
drownedOr burned Boat burn,.d to the water
edge. Great confusion prevails, and it is i'm
possible to get details. Steamers Immediately
went 10 the assistance of the ferry boat but
passengers in the water had previously been sa.
vcCI by smaller boats
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
NEW Y0Rk MARKEr

M4acu I5th-The cotton market is active.
sales 1000 bales. Orleans mid. 10; do fair 1V3r;
Upland middling IS. Holders demand an ad-
vance,
Coffee dun, sales 6tt0 bags Rio at 12!. Sugar
;rr,, with ssles of5O1 hhC.S At 8 L. MolasSes
firm, With saies 4tas bbls at H. Linsee,i eli &
active sales of 19,00o gals ri So cts. Lard OIL
quiet
\. Y. CehtraI 8. 10. Chicago and Rock Island
"a I-2. Cleveland & Toledo a. Is. tialena 4
Chicago III SIS Ind SIS s9k. Va. G's g5::3
CIer, Col. i Gin 10S!-
Flour dropping. sales 5000 bis. Wheat quiet,
and dropping, sales /, goo bush. Corn is quiet,
sales IS, qua bus Pork is firner, sales of 900
bbls. Beef dull. sales 200 bb's Lard : firm,
bblS Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

lusHy wh Morning Train from Toledo; Ntour NJ s'h
Chicago Express the southern Division II L T. Road,
shelby Tpnctnn ~h Cincinnati Express Cleveland:
MausL-ld Junction Etl Day EApres-
EsaiEr"aH
VI Train viii connect S1I,dusk- ;is steam.
So; Detroit: bonneville with Fraa
{. T. Il; H. Shelby Junction set T. VI iit
c. CyIhinLus Cineinn,,ti Mans
heu Junction ut 5sS r. VI. With Past train ~ p B. r.
for Pittsburgh. and Newark with East and r.: S!gkt
Trains Central Ohio r r
COINS SORTH.-Tht 9-5S els. corr
r. MANSFIELD JSnSFsgu with tx'tsSsz Etb1-=A=
Shelby Junction IL u aith Cincinnati
Ciry cIand buffalo and New YORK, ard N,G,ru4 With
M,if Train e. i T. read 10 TnIs'to. Chicago. g..
. 10 Train viii Newark rifS from
the Fast Central Ohio R.t= NIanse5 Junction
Fast for PittsburEh: shelly Junction S2!
Viii. Cincinnati Mail fr ClsvelnC;= 4IourveviI. Ns
Express for Toledo and Chicago, and SarIusy the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and ChieagO.
J. Il. ROBINSON. Sup'..
l., iSsS. EeDf,-vf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
Fatal. AEFRAY or A BoAr-t,LERK sE!O7

Fatal. AEFRAY on A BoAT-5LERKS SHOT
CAIro, Iii, March ia passenger, named j.
q. Jones, residing in Mississippi, who boarded
the steamer Ohio Belle at Smithland. on the arri-
val of the Belle at the foot of Cash Island, offer
ed Stephens, the first clerk, counterfeit money
for his passage. Stephens refused it, when
Jones commenced cursing him, when Stephens
ordered him ont of the cabin and opened the
door for him to co. ,Tores walked out and de-
siberately turned around and shot Stephens, ia
king effect Immediately under the left arm. Ste
phens fell and expired in ten minutes without
uttering aword His remains Willie forwarded
by Adams Express to his friends in Cine natl.
The murderer was Immediately secured and Ia
ken to Hickman to be lodged in jail
Rivers falling. Passed here for New Orleans
resterday:-Fanny Bullitt Ohio Belle and Baiti-
more. For ST. Louis: Helen Mar, Salhe West
and j. P. Tweed. For Louisville, Tishomingu.
Passed this morning: Humboldt, for Nashville,
and Etie Aften for Louisville Showing all night,
cold and cloudy this forenoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
MEI1I6V fl,
Az sHorLD TfsavT!:
D r. .. no ST ETTER,S
Get Etss AFFiy
ST0M A or E2yT9sSsEEnC
STOMACH RETYERS
lao. oeo Retsle. 90 Is ono -.


NOTHING in NE zG-Sr: po,rE Il tsc medical rcse,S
aEttClS 6r F!0dOeed rquRiso THE
GREAT ASTE-pTSPESTiC
Or 'to'tstfcs rNrstio;i 3 Gu 81 ss+s Zee
nor h' iuerc taf'rFne1FH, T.li' AfpEtsur "
faAr, vch2l 'vgstigRtscn. u n nj. u = pr.trt
sue may u ~ CT the a'st .SIntae SLI,,sLs
Dr. ttSEr'rt-C submits his iarsustir Ht-ss "a Ds ebO.
ttSS' Or tS ~ sfi letter, prs lstai anon eu-
OWE c0ustttu'i Tie t=ut T~ieI:is .! Grar Rtt. =. u
% scad Sy Ss aTSt hiaSls, r tb4ir vts
inri reeets MI be hIadr manifest sirosl ieTs
'it ny, .nstI siISer q trss nien thC system.
Rittrrs. 49,
ars YEN BGsuFF Try setns If ms. Bitsrs soa b.
you annoyss by iaaxsioaR Remove TIE By III.
nee use al these RtCTs.
Have sou Ivsr AEur. Hev May .Asrsaad. In ii
IVES! sd south have herH cured OF Eis stre,
Ing diseasr, By the Of these M:ter, =
a., SaSatS ny ,ss EESss a7ttlots s NvrsEst0 a5r1
tHa Ehae HostetteTS BttSrs used Sssu sIsvsr nl
aECr cannot occur. -
0ur wins gassful takes hrGe USnss dsy before
w o lound great tapc AEgt EhIrh u sgt,Fstiatr
PGIsshAly satisfied VI he taet, they y Nv.
ing The DttrEs 0nC tTiHl. $50 =
ahrs ETs other tteEs, represented sane which
@Es comparatively w9rtllcSs. Our BItterB utihont
Sai Tor he's medicinal qualities. They are nut an =
OottES eontaiu:lE fail sueF With The restionF
sHs trV, HoseefeTS S0paueA itteT 6leEh On tAshI.
PRICE oNE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
. - FOR sale 6y al the principal DTugElsa, Hotel ns
ksstHurHnts, and Dealers Eesersly throurhet a. ,-S
dtates, aud BY y ~
LAuGILISs sUsHEIldb ana
I. 81. LOGAN CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

oDD FgILowS' JuBILEK-The Odd Fellows of
Cincinnati, intend celebrating the anniversary
of the institution of the Order in the United
States, on esith of April. The arrangements
are to be got up on a grand scale, and represen-
tatiyes from every section of the country will be
present. Al Lodges in Wheeling have been
invited to attend, and we hear Of many making
preparations to 60 Speaking of the proposed
celebration the Cincinnati Gazette says:
ut promises to he zone of the most imposing
celebrations of the kind that has ever taken
place IN the Western country, perhaps not ex-
ee!ed by the magnificent parade in Baltimore,
and the ceremonies at the dedication of the
beautiful hall Of the Order, which graces the
Monumental City We Learn that Invitations
have been sent to Lodges in different sections of
the Union, that representatives from each may
participate in the festivities of that day, which is
the birthday of Odd Fellowshipin this country
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
turned a corner.

sfoaE NV BooEs-s'NOtes on Central Amer
lea: with original Maps and Illustrations, y by
E G. squier, formerly Charge dAfaires to Cen
tral America, ''shcepac Rccollections: y Way
side Glimpse of American LiGe," by Walter
March, Henri de Ia Tour, or the Comrades in
Arms, by j, Frederick Smith, 1.-The Old Do
minion, or the Southampton Massacre" by Il.
P r. James and "rhe Ocean Queen, or the
seaman's Bride, have been received by Robin
son < Bro, No. 4, Washington Hall. Also au-
other supply of ERNEST LinwoOd, Mrs Caro-
line Lee Hentz's new Book, and ',India, OF the
Pearl of Pearl River Mrs. Southworth's latest
hook y fresh supply Ofmusic was also receiv-
ed by this firm on Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
EMIGRATION.

CHARLEsToS, S. c., March l5th.-At large
meeting to promote emigration to Kansas, last
night, an address and resolutions were adopted,
declaring slavery to be political clement of the
confederacy, inseparable with the present sys-
tenn OF the Govt, and claiming right to pro
mote emigration to Kansas as private indiviti,l-
ais, but GlfSclaiming any State attempt at armed
Intervention in Kansas. Committees were ap-
pointed to collect funds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
CENTRAL AMERICA

WAsuxGrox. March I5tll-Informatio from
official sources confirms the fact that the alliance
between San Salvador, Costa Rira, Guatemala
and Hondurasis completed, and these States are
now prepared to defend their own territory, as
well as to assist their brethren of Nicaragua,
against Walkers Govt.
It is supposed that instructions have been is
sued by the several European governments to
their squadrons in the AtIaatic and Pacific in
reference to the course of events in Central
America.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

Tue river Saturday was falling. The weather
was warmer, 50 much so as. indeed, rs to weak
the ice to such an extent, as require but a
very slight rise in the river to float it away
The wharf wears its dull appearance put on two
months ago, Three of the boats, having faith
in the promise of the seasons, are cleaning and
painting, to be ready to embrace the first "ppor-
tunity to leave The Thos Shriver is high a
ground on the Island side of the river, deeming
that safe position in which to await mo
wing of the ice
It's provoking to read in the Cincinnati and
louisville papers, the glowing accounts of the
activity on their wharves, and the heavy ship
lpenv= Ot freight whilewe have to contemplate
the solitude OF eur own, and view our boats
tFostbound As in n,id-winter. We notify the
clerk of the weather tn order change immedi-
stely, or We will stop his p. anks by sueing out
4 writ of Injunction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

4 gentleman meeting another on the street
Saturday, said, II perceive you are bachelor v
~why so, was the response Because you
have hole in your stocking" The accosted
gentlemen looked his inquisitivc friend strcight
in the eve saying, ''Sir, hole in the heel of a
stocking is an accident of the day; darn is
prrmeditate,i poverty" just at that time We
turneda corner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

Fe.r.-The =laTm at 11!I o'ciocE1 on Saturday,
was caused by tise discovered in a brick stable,
owned by e. w Russell, Esq, on Monroe St
The fremen were promptly on band and saved
the building. A quantity Of hay was destroy
Cd The FIRE originated through the careless
ness of children who were playing with mstches
in the building.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
OPINION

PHILADELPHIA, March 15-En the Common
Pleas Court this morning, an opinion was deliv-
cred in the Griswold divorce case, declaring that
so far as appeared before the court, no divorce
bad ever been granted To either IN tue Supreme
Court.
The appeal of shinn, one of the liquor deal
-ers sentenced to imprisonment for violating
the Sunday Liquor Law, fora rcvcrsiou of SEN
tence came up, and the action Ofthe court below
was affirmed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
BrruANr. a.. Feb,Y. 1s5e.

bEIHANiI IL teU y 4Ss1U.
Col, B, II Saith, Pses't 6s.
Dear Sir-I see, frOmithe newspapers,
that the recent State Council of the American
party for Virginia appointed me their Vice Pres
iient for this (IOth) Congressional District. 1t
would be altogether incompatible with my pres
snt professional relations aud duties, as it is in
harmonious with my tastes and habits, to take
any active part in politics, and must therefore
most respectfully decline both the honors and
the duties of this appointment, made as it was
without my knowledge or any previous confer
enee with me on the subject.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RF
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF rue GEORGE LAW.

NEw Yogk, March l5-rhe steamship Ges.
Law arrived here at noon, bringing 81 200, 0O.i
in gold, principally consigned to:
Wells, Fargo & Co, $3.50, coo; Drexel s Co.,
2So, 900; Metrop. Bank, 10000; VIM. Hoge,
1s0, 900: c. SLargar, 5000
The Geo, Law conaeetr! at the Tsthmus With
the Sonora
The G. Law left Havana en- the 10Th. She
brings dates from Valparaiso II Feb a!Ss, and
Lima TO the 10th
There IS nothing of any importance from P. :
mama.
Hides Sl6
There were some slight political disturbances
IN Peru.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
MAsoN1C DIRECTION.

ohio Lodge No. IOI-,Isvt, at Masonic Han.
corner Market AID thtra Mon
day evenings Of each month stcErs W 81; >: II.
B.,sa<ft, Secretary
Wheeling 40 xe Ne. I2s-Mees. as abov< on
tn. prs: and .srd Saturday evenings month. J. H.
VILLAS, W. VI; s. ". Ps,rrsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Nc. 19-sIes:s
above secoad 5loni evening of each month VI. C.
Scorr. II. P; j. 4. Clark, Secretary
Wheeling Encampment Ne. I.-Me,ts "a
the osra: Monday evening OF Zach month. W. J.
EAr.s. c. C., 4 Loci'g, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

Tic finest quality Of ladies' glove leather Gni.ers and bus
article Ladies glove
CFIILnRES'S WEAR.
Patent leather tnnTocrn, Kid, goat glove leather, lasting.
calf a fancy books guiters. ankle ties Slippers Oxford ties
aud styles. always hand IT low prices.
GUNS
ladies rres al nIsss' sandals, boots and oVershoss OF
ery i'ltt also variety of other goods
which wiiI sell the aeeoEsOda-
: aI. DC. Terms III noRsEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
w. K. PENDLEToN.

81 singular incident recently occurred at
liverpool, (Engiaud-) Mr.. latham, merchant,
anne to the meeting at the Exchange rooms, and
: usual consulted the bulletin Of prices. Find
ing mat articles in which he had speculated
.Igeiy were falling, he retired to vault under
t tne exchange and cut his throat Fortunately
b Se was discovered before life was extinct, and
;s Ay IN the vanltattended by four medical men
1t being impossible IN his precarious state to re
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
RAErIMflRE ALAKkM

MARCII I5-Salcs Of Howard st Flour ct dolls
Cit. Mil ofterctl al same rate but there arc no
BUYERS. Wheat small sales white at 7:5aI, rs
re.i I5s Corn steady sales of yellow and w.si,r
at 54a56.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

VIZ are again indebted to Mr.. Davidson, Bag
,,ee Master OF, the B. Il O. Railroad, for Baiti-
more papers in advance Of the mail, for which
he will please accept our thanks Such G'vors
sse always appreciated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
BEruAxr CoI1rcE, Va

u, IteltigeNcer
Ny Dear sir-Havins recently taken upon
myself duties, which render it proper for me to
withdraw altogether from any active public part
in politics, you will obsige me by laying the fol-
lowing letter before your readers.
Very truly yours, &C.
W. KIP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND FROM
New E0sE, ashiEadetphia ~ baltimore

THE Adams Espsess Company the SAFE and speedy
i conveyance OF
MONEY, vALCGaIE PACKAGES, yaE1CHT OF KINDS.
charge special uecnRers, thr Only reliable
line and from Wheeling (by Railroad Irvc to New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Boston, WASHINGTON City.
ALSO-rI Central Ohio RAILROAD Gainesville. CO'uhGs,
Cincinnati Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago Louis.
Expresses Bait Ohio Railroad O'clk, r.
~ Central Ohio RailrOa.iat 5OclOck, Y. ".
For Pittsburgh Cleveland, T0ielV AMI Northern Ohio
O'Clock. \. NJ
butter, Poultry kirs
hours Baltimore y PltiHIAS. Agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
a IArE CRGAN

ALBAxY, March I5-Fhe officers ofthe Amerii
can State Council have purchased the MorRins
Chronicle and viii eriarge publish it a.
the American State organ,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
nIh.n-
:. 1s;h instant, EzEEIEL HILpRRrR

oase.srd4y morning. Instant EZEKIEL H1LDRErlz.
N ths as: ys2r II ht= age
Tie raI win take place from his late rsssaeaee eoFasr
of Centre aa Seventh sers, Monday the 18th, al II
O'Clock, p. the family Invited
tend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17

80 That was very fair retort Of a pretty
3 al annoyed by the impertinences of coneeit-
I'd b beau at q wedding party:
10 you know what / was thinking of all the.
e% n; during the ceremonys'
No. sir; how should 3,
Il. Why, was blessing my stars tshat vas not
eae bridegroom.
"a, And have no doubt thebrifis, was doing the
~l.e things said the girl, andIsft him TO think
over asaluS - Harper s.i7'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
ERE

NEw YoRx, March 15-.Ehe dwelling of Sam
uel Sawyer, Collector of the Port, has been de
stroyed by FIRE. Ma S. and family barely Is
capped with lives. 80 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-17
New York Aavertisements.
Improved ArtiEcial Teeth.

Dz ALLFS. iEte r-o:e<sor II CAr o.. ceErse Of Den
method Of constructing AT'ie:al D"turr which rvuihne
;ht soToNinR adv astaEes:
the saliva nEres thS hF-Eth, the
slightest moisture get h:~r,n 'he teeth zad Plate
1t teeth : fs- st E heat b swrr. and a-osad tker
base which Hitss them 10 each other and The rats
cuIzr exprssiOu azd lie y spparance witch characterize
3 Great strength Is osssuCa by rs uniting the t-rt.
STyzS t.eEs from Eh-ir base.
distinct articulation speech
eet and Of natural form To this term the onE'r e
The snsrr stvsat The kissing Of sscd sounds in SrtaE
ing or sESEso Sen observed ia persons wearing ars'
) M natural BOEu aud s1prelneT o: the mouth
be reEOFr, where tey have breoule srnken
This Is done Gy means Of additional attachments
forCd to 6Ting the gnken portions and sustain rl
uA1rd gum caupoua aud bEroae eonIossest parts
leEe and Shen rightly fOrned canni be Detected ~ the
their ert funrS and also tf- natural iona and eSpr~s.
lips we'll having Geta
ae Freial S:ure II he authors prvetice for several
and sso WITH t. e5 be ssSn a. b, once
OF Individuals wearing den:uTes construct
-
d The lates usually employed for this PLATING,
purity If which slightest arnish
pleasant in the In Short this system embraces
and important which readily NpPrv-
pie WIKI reference The utility Is method,
testmonalg can be given from e9nt In tn" vari
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