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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

~ The Red Bluffs Beacon say Us that
a grizzly bear was killed last week, near
the Yreka trail, this side of Pitt River.
After being shot through with 81 x balls
he fought desperately, and was finally
despatched with a knife. His weight
was eleven hundred pounds.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17
Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry

NJ A G. H n E S H . p -
TAVINfi establish I'd ourselves in the above business
IL prepared to do all kinds of CASTING
with nea ness and despatch We have tools superior
those of other Foundry in the Mountains and pat
for all kinds of Saw Mill and Quartz Mill MACHINERY
Pumps and Car Wheels from Is inches in diameter
Iron Fronts for Brick Buildings. Balcony Awning
Posts. &c We will also build STEAM ENGINES OF
all kinds, from to 40 horse power We have now on
hand an or 10 horse power Engine, just completed
which we will sell cheap be sold in the STATE
Everything is New & Warranted Perfect
Having THREE LARGE LA"HES in running order,
fill orders quicker than any other shop in the
mountains.
ANY wanting work done will do well to call and
examine exclusive lot of PATTERNS.
Do All ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
T. J. WILLIAMS
u. THON,
,. JONES
Jy3 Proprictors.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

81 1t is false code of political
ethics which teaches us that the highest
compliment which can be bestowed up
on candidate for office is, that he is
good Democrat, good Republican, or
good any thing else. The inquiry
should first be, is he good man. Eve
ry other question is minor to this. Po-
litical and moral principles should go
together and be represented together in
the same individual. In the machinery
of modern politics such is not the case.
Moral and even political obliquity is too
frequently lost sight of in the unwaver,
ing subserviency of an aspi, ant to party.
The consequences are every where
written on the country's history. Patri-
otism and independence are become
terms more easily found in the language
than in men, by the blighting influence
of party drill.
The sentiments of Edward Stanley
must find a response in the hearts of
thinking freemen the country over. In
his letter to committee in reply to an
invitation to address his fellow citizens
of San Francisco he truthfully writes:
California has suffered by adherence
to party discipline. The question has
not been. what is best for her honor and
welfare, but who shall take this office,
or who will buy thatl The Moloch of
party has greatly oppressed her people,
and almost destroyed her prosperity.
She will never attain that rank among
her sister States to which she is entitled,
until her people, forgetting what is past,
shall unite in the common purpose of
emaneipating her from the slavery of
mind--from the despotism of party spir-
it. We are in new and commanding
position before the world We have a
State unlike any other in our Union
her laws not settled, her finances disor-
dered. her credit impaired; de.alcations
common and numerous; with popula-
ton of citizens by birth or choice gen
orally strangers to each other, and too
much engrossed by their own affairs to
pay much attention 30 public interests.
Our State demands duties of higher
character than those we owe to party
These are sentiments which generate
in patriotic hearts. They are felt by
every man who is freeman IN every
sense of the term. Freedom of thought,
freedom of speech and freedom of &C
ton, are sentiments apparently priced
in composition but practically they are
not known in one party at least. An
inquisition sits upon the minds of men,
subduing the least exercise of the ina
lienable rights of political self-govern-
ment as reason dictates or conscience
impels.
1t is time for the fettered mind to
burst its thraldom. Strange that the
sarcasm on the ruling principle of a
party, which is heard in low groggeries
on an evening of primary meeting
the maudlin professions of the soundest
democracy-does not disgust men with
principle of party government,
which is at war with every feeling of
an independent citizen, if nothing else
will restore reason to its throne.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

SALMoN.-Large quantities of Sacra
mento salmon are daily shipped on thu
steamers for the San Francisco mar
ket.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17
At Gold Flat July Sth George 4. Mitchell, aged q

At Gold Flat July 9Th, George 4. Mitchell, aged p
year, late of North Yarmouth Maine.
Resolved lst, Ry sierra Nevada Division No. IT,
Sons of Temperance, That by the de ath George
r. Mitchell have lost fellow lob with us in the
cause of Temperance, and that hereby extend our
heartfelt symPathits to the and friends
deceased brother
Resolved I'd. That these resolutions be published in
the Nevada journal.
Resolved, Sd, That the r s. be instructed forward
a copy to the parents of the deceased
BATES, w. p
WARREN lockwood, R. S.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

~ The services of the Episcopal
Church will be resumed on Sunday next,
July 10th, commencing at IL o'clock,
A. M.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17
Deaths.

In this city, July llth, Mr. Samuel Ayrc. formerly
of Louion county, Virginia, aged 81 years.
On the Sth inst, Clara Hughes, aged year and 10
DAYS
At Gold Hill, July Cd, Thomas Burrough, aged 90
At Folsom, July 9Th, of Typhoid fever, Mr.. George
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

HARD UP.-G. d. Hall. of Ell Dorado,
failing to secure a position as delegate
from that county, secured a proxy from
member of the Butte delegation, and
occupies seat in the Democratic Con-
yention,
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

~ Thanks to Welch and Hamlin
for the eastern papers. they are sure to
favor us by the steamer.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

- The New York Times says the
bank note circulation of the State, at
the present time, is estimated to repre-
sent about $4,000, 900.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

- You will never repent of being pa
tient and sober.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17
Broad and Small lSuord Clas,
Terms Invariably in Adv
ROBERT HOMFRAY,
Twill Engineer and Survey

Office opposite the Court House.
Ii work entrusted to my will be properIy attsn-
IA ded to- My surveys wa ranted to be good teSti-
mony in "any Court within this State" All D. rsonu
are cautioned against believing garbled quotations
from the statutes, inserted in the advertisement of
viOus officials.
Best European and American refercnc given. yio"
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17
AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

L UP style
THE RESTAURANT
Has been thoroughly renovated and altered in q
which surpasses all other places in Nevada.
THE BEDS,
Are second for cleanliness and comfort all being
entirely
The proprietors hope by strict attention business
receive full share of public atronage
PIERCE & RICE Proprietors
NeAa1a July TO- 1857.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17
NATIONAL GYMNASIUM.

Broad Street, Nevada. Next door to Hotel de Paris
M. CHAUVEL,
DROFESsOR OF FENCING, has the honor 10
nounce to the citizens of Nevada and the surround
ing towns that he has opened his new gymnasium &c
which he has added
Broad and Small SUord Class
He has also completed a Garden with Arbors TO
which his friends retire after their Gymnasts Yeats
and enjoy the luxury of an Iced Drink or Cream.
Terms Invariably in Advance.
Yor F. ncing. lesson daily $25 per month.
For Fencing. 3 less ms per week...---l5
Broad Sword, lesson daily. ...--.-.-s0
Gymnasium with Baths.
Gymnasium without Battle
Nevada, July 10th, 1857.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
Departure from Vallejo Street Wharf
44S. The Magnificent steanship
sSsJ Ohm L. STEPHENS
r. PEARSON, Commander
Will leave Vallejo street wharf for Panama, with T.
S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure,
MONDAY, July 2oth, at u O'Clock, NJ.
Passengers by the l.. NJ. Co.'S Line landed or
their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfa the railroad
terminus by the ompanys steam ferry beat and pro
coed immediately by
Railroad across the ESthmus.
To Aspinwal where the of the L. S. Mail s.
5. Co. ways in readiness to convey them T. New
York or New Orleans
Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct
from A>pinwail
Through tickets furnished including the transit
Of the Isfhmus
Passengers notified that all tickets for the
of the L. S. Mail s Co be presented their
agent at Aspnwan for registry and exchange they
will not otherwise be available
Treasure for shipment will be received board the
steamer until O'Clock Monday morning.
For Freight or passage pply to
FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents.
Cor. S4crame and Leides durtf streets
choice of berth the Atlantic steamers is secured
by the early purchase of tickets in San Francisco.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

Nevada, Fob. ls-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

OCTOBER 2I.-Assurances have been officially
given that England will not interfere with any
arrangements which the U. $. may propose with
Nicaragua, in relation to the transit route
thus all objections are withdrawn by our British
friends
Toucey confidently asserts that he will retain
bis position as Sec'y of the Navy, l'iSdec!inaton
of scat on the Bench Of the Supreme Court,
now being conclusive on that subject.
The Secretary of War left Washington this
morning, for New York, on Official business, III
Guiding an inspection of the defences of that
city.
expe,lition were at fort Chaudburne, Texas, OF
the 18th Sept. Severe rains detained their pro-
gress over the plains and caused sickness in the
camp, including that of Leech, the Superintcn-
dnnt They expected to reach Fl P"So ny thu
18th inst The Fort Kearney aud Honey Lake
road expedition. under Magrnw, were at point
seven miles distant from Fort Laramie, on the
10th Of Sept. All well.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

WiTn AN EXCELLENT boating stage of water
from the head Of navigation down, we notice
little change in tue river business here. 1t
has been accounted for in this way. The rates
OF freight are not as high as they would be UNI
der ordinary circumstances. To whom can our
manufacturers ship their goodsg Where is the
man who can tell what day may bring forthg
%e cannot tell whom to trust, when bills of the
best houses in the West come hack, and are
thus made IA drain upon our merchants instead
Of fund upon which to draw aud count
1t is to be hoped that the produce will soon
begin to move.
We have regular daily packets running to
Pittsburgh, Parkcrsburg, Stcubenville and Sun
fish, and hereafter, We understand, there will be
two regular packets to Cincinnati
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
BY THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE sT4vErs.
EoNGFGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA

Nrw yoyr Or Of -rhn steamer Enro,,o mr.
r;r.d ~ H. I,r;n.ins ,I.trs In the Intb inst
's a. -, -, I,o,
LthP"oI. IN business ,1ca
on meI r "Sa - ",S UsI oYsr' :" a.
count OF the lm,ilan ,ms ~. r,, .t.y
!'oNpoN oS5i S"NASi ~ Soms,I. e.
nave anNaI,cea :" ss So tes oa1o ''''V'' '0
n'Sney are f".iu a. S% "9I TO- th,Ir con..
steamer ters'a "uEi'cS IRON, ,s ';s
Gu e 'Iecliic III "s 4 s,.'9,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

Man DnowNED.-Yestcrday morning quite all
excitement was created about the landing by
the announcement, that u man had fallen FROM
the guards of the steamer Delegate, and was
drowned. He was seen to jump or fall into tile
water aud come UP TO the surface two or three
times without making the least effort to save
himself The yawl Of the boat was so securely
fastened that considerable time was occupied in
lowering it into the water; the nan had gone
down for the last time. We made enquiry of
at least twc4ty persons on the boat, none Of
whom knew aught of the man, only TINT he was
deck passenger. About half M hour after the
occurrence, we applied to the clerk for inforna-
ton i'll regard TO the unfortunate man. The
clerk was not even aware that any such cauSual-
ty lad taken place. The boat was heavily freight
ed and must have had at least two hundred cab
In and deck passengers on board.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

Tue LATE SuIclDE.-The young man who
committed suicide by drowning, on Saturday
evening last, at the foot of North street, and
whose body was recovered on Tuesday last, vas
named WV X. KEssLEn lie had been EN-
ylOyed, as a shoemaker, by Mr.. Langfried, Main
street, by whom VIC are favored with an account
of his past history. lie was native Of Ger
many, but previous to his coming here he resi-
ded i'll Philadelphia, where he was once upon
tie point of marrying young woman, for
whom he had formed a violent attachment, but
the course of true love running roughly, lie was
disappointed; his mind had been diseased ever
since, aud his shopnates at Mr.. Langfried's, Of
ten remarked his singular and unaccountablc
conduct. He left the service of Mr.. l.. on the
Saturday proceeding his death and nC hing was
seen Of him by his acquaintance until his re.
mains werc disinterred for identification Oh
Tuesday last lie is said to have been running
rapidly when approaching the river to end his
existence, making strange and fearful noises
peculiar to the confirmed maniac. He has q
sister residing somewhere in New Jersey and
all uncle in New Albany, Indiana.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
GBY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.l
Ohin RIeetIon.

The Ohio State Journal of yesterday foots
up rs follows:-
The official returns come in slowly. Since Onr
issue of Yesterday we have heard from Putnam,
2s2 for PAYNE; Mercer, 44s for Payne; Union,
$50 for Chase, and Wood 258 for Chase. These
corrections make majorities for Chase foot up
%, 85l-majorities for Payne 2s,457. Majority
LATER The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of this
morning gives Perry county, official, $40 f"r
Payne. This makes Payne l2O less than we
gave him. His column now foots up 23,337 and
makes Chase ahead 2,0l4.
LATER AND BETTgK.-We have just learned
the official majoriics in Defiance 14s for Payne,
and Williams, 1875 for Chase. These corrections
make the majorities for Chase foot up 25,3S6,
Payne %, 2s5-making Chase 2,05l ahead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
-ClNc1NNArI MARKET.

Der. 2l.- Flour further depressed under tn
foreign news, extra sold at $l,26a4,So, clu>i' 6
dull and no buyers of Superiinc at anything ovci
$500 Whisky closed steady at Is 10 at whirr
rate good deal was sold from stone. Hogs arr
buyers. According TO the price current Butchers
lard is down TO &c. Exchange on New York
scarce and nominal at per cent premium.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

JACK Faosrl-This unweleome visitor was
with US yesterday morning When the sun
made its appearance and chased away the shad-
ows, Jacks boar footsteps were seen upon the
roofs and fences, and the leaves of the trees and
The green of the gardens looked withered and
eh'lled. 1t was the second distinct premonition
OF that heavier frost which forms itself to snow
lakes and passes not away with the early rays
Of the rising sun.
Jack Frost, Jack ProltI
ftl,e Ia lost,
The blame Will rest on won:
For you white
liSe thIafiutNr nIyi,t,
What VIII the POOR ,oilSdsP
stay avail then stay,
FOR a month and a day,
And live In song story
Or come, II dare,
Omahe tT, ub!H AMI care
And WtlicalI sou william hoary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
NEW YORK MARKET.

OCTOBER 2l.-Flour unsettled, srles If 7,50n
bbls at 81. 65a4,75 for State, $5,20a5,5O fut
Ohio, $535a5,65 for Southern. Wheat adj
vancet; sales of $40 bushels at 81, 2Oal 30
Corn firm; Is, OOO bushels sold at 7JnTlc. Prime
Pork 20a25c lower. Bceves advanced; sales OF
&, 600 head al nm advance, chiefly on finer quail
tiles, Of &c, sales at III" closed duh. Swim
firm; 1000 head sold at $G,60aT, O0a7, 90 foi
extra. Stocks dull aud lower.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
@ IN ID DOI1llA r.

W. II HAH IBWJ+SY
ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATlvE AND LIVER MEDI-
" CINEs before the public, bdn,ey, DH eAsroEo's
lSvtcoRAIoaor Lirer Remedy, that acts Cthdrtfc,
EaoTSs il j. moi saiy ca.sfi,s sTt ne:
sfS s S che 70 carry rs os ss
matter thus accomplishing two purposes eGectnay With.
Ssons q os cs'Rsss i he At
thu same tine thHt rI gee IT, and when taken daily 10
EmUdeate doaeS will strengthen And build II UP sh ppu-
Da. s1xToRD's ISvIeonA7oa is compounded, Cptreiy
~ frouI articles OF EntdicInc, ndely, Guing.
Come idea Of the strruEh Of tEtse sSy be form.
contains much strength hundred dolss ofosl.
o@sl Without any Of It's dtlr.srtSss sess.s:
have be. little kuowp aud pgYfr used
orsep HS e9 wiz ue & 9:
to Induce the proprietor 70 et 4 ms family neclers
TO euEe iserSomplaints 10 the!s worst forms
- WHEN the Liver Is excited TO action. = &C.,.
Jsundice Is caused hy nm Improper action the Leer
any one troubled With Jsundice iuglVorstor
regularly week. and tisir skin will bssiu to 6Dumo
costysnss can be ptrgensntly sgrsd b. tbe IDytso.
insure her cprrations. By srsassiy tio
dusr, the bowels rft in healthy sud eetvo state,
veTy soon relieved bytaLinE dOa6e tie eio.
eorOr which eorTeets ali hcsdlty and sournets OF he
For al orer.iohrd sislEch II has no equal IL re.
heartily pora family medicine sruttsiiS I'll
Bs sAssos5s 4sTasSHi1oa came to ssoiDeDded
euTS for Ly5J cSapsa;s and ~ sssass. arsoE
our Physicians In ltS favor nductd us 70 IL and npV
Conviction certain that Il is Of the greGest bA-
O<sings given 70 Dysiepiies, for made complete
before the aTst LottIr tsEeu eau
anything edis without trouble while before noIh
ing but tie ILshtest food would digest and ofen thb.
Fave pain Now what We Eaat g cay EPadsSs
fI 70 Try ths, The greatest IStdy IN She
FiiGI. 3l.f 43lis9-. 2
There has beea tiled In family remedy
Eheh has met 9Th sps success u tbs core
oR.Ihj $50 "isse for dIssases Of children thAtfwS
use IL Tor II yS.iIare mildly aud Fentiy
and seems 70 rSnovats It's TEN thoroughly that
think doing asrSfee 70 all IN advising thea
Ehrn they NEED rnedSipe tLs remedy There are
eases that have come taottee here BEN
cit has been received IN 6teAtEa LreT, eseEa6ck
aid BoWels, where all RELIEF
1t has become useful IN fsriiy Vim osNdS
" NItheut lt.-yaeISeHVilc (l4kG.l keLHgLEtcn0.
PHIcH poLtAa FEH BOTTLE
bANB0kD = CO.. PTopriEtors 83S BToBdNRy, ReG York,
Z. H. LOGAN Z CO., Agents. for Wheeling. =.
JOHN d. PARK Cincinnati. =
ao1T2eE-g-A4H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

PRESBYTERIAN SrSoD.-The Synod of Wash.
inp,on met in the first church, Wheeling, Tues
day at ! o'clock p. NJ, aud was organized by
the election of Rev. j. II. Graham, Moderator,
Rev. l. j. Bronson, Permanent clerk, aid Rev.
r. Heron, Temporary clerk. They then took
recess till evening.
AT p. ~, Rev. Vim. ". Grimes, of Cadiz,
delivered sermon to the Synod; subject an
Earnest Ministry" Rev. VIM. 81. Ferguson
was invited to sit as corresponding member,
also, Rev JAS. Alison, and Rev. Wm j. Alex
ande.. The hours for meeting aud adjournment
were fixed as follows: Meet ut 0 a. ~, adjourn
at II NJ; Meet at r. NJ, recess irom 10 z 2.
NJ Committee ON religious exercises reported
that Synod spend one half hour each morning in
religious exercises; report adopted. Wednes.
day morning \. NJ, Synod met and spent halt
au hour in devotional exercises. The Motiera tor
announced the standing committees.
Rev. NJ. a. Hog, Rev. L. l.. Perkins, Rev.
Mr.. Burns, Rev. Sir. Fearns, Rev. d. f. McFar-
land, aud Rev. Dir. Plummer were invited to sit
as corresponding members. Records Of the diff.
ferent Prcs68teIies were presented and referred
to their respective committees. Statistical re-
ports were read and referred. Narratives on
the State of Religion were read Committee on
Book Depository reported adversely to the
project.
Washington, Pa, was chosen as the next
place Of meeting, and the time was fixed as the
third Tuesday of Oct next at p. NJ Dr.
Plummer addressed the Synod in reference to the
Western Theological Seminary, reporting that it
was never in so prosperous condition as at pres
ent. 1t has between eighty aud ninety students,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22
IKANSPOKIAJIO ION.
Change of Schedule.
Es sSs5S7Y5. =, =: Z "a
rn.nsrosT.rlns o1neE 3. q. R. Z.

FICtTINV IIlJ
ON after Sunday evening June lIth the Passenger
Trains viii leave this station daily $40 A. M and 3:O
r. NJ. and II +. N. Wheeling time. .
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays) at $40, A. 81.
VIII receive discharge passengers ut all the principal
stations. - :, =. -,
cn rye messengers the following stations only: BEN
wood, MoundsYv Cameron, Burton, BentOns ReTry Graf
owesburE Piedmont, Cumberland, No IL W. Station
Sir Johns Run, Mariinsburg, Harpers Ferry, Mon0cacy
SVkesy lille and Washington Junction.
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
TO- r NJ will receive and discharge Passengers at all the
The trains viii arrive follows The MalTran at 4nb
A. 81; Express Train at 1928 A. NJ; Accommodation Train
AZ O'oV ". $. wooDS1DE, superintendent.
io18 J. B.RORD, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

New York, Oct PA y"ung man nameE
James Rogers aged about IL years, was arrest,
ed to-day Mt NV Brunswick, ON the Charge ol
having murdered Jno. Swce>on in 10th Avenue,
on Saturday evening. The latter was walking
with his wife at the time the stab was inflicted
Rogers is implicated in the murder by comPau
ion, who was with him nj the time; lie has mad,
q confession
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

TnE man with red hair and black teeth, WHO
walked down Monroe street, yesterday, had bet
ter use some Hair Dye and DIR. IIullinens Paris
ian Tooth Paste, which, with the best assorted
Perfnmery and Brushes, and Medicine of all
kinds can be found at E. Bookings, No. 81, Mon
roe street Cali in see for yourself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

TnE WEEKLY INrsLLroENcsn for this week
will be ready this afternoon. Itcontains a great
quantity of highly interesting matter and news
foreign and domestic. Only five cents per copy.
Call at the counting rom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-22

G., ,DRs BARTLETT wINCHEII., Dentists, l4I
7fS ;Ss,Set Street, opposite Washington Hail. Vince
Mlnehsl os1HE eompsled by his rapidly Increasng
leasure In info ming his public he has
formed business cohnechen with y. s. artett NJ. H.,
Slo las had fifteen years successful In the
tAl profession.
Drs b. W. prepared to perform every opcra.ou In
surgical and Mechanical Dent'stryarr familiar h ami
practice all improvements OF NE Dental Ar and
guarantee b-suly, durnhlt ami practical utility
th.ir Artificial Teeth shall not be surpassed.
Persons who have den-i Themselves the Pleasure and
ing experienced during the necessary IrelimnarH sxeHe
;ion OF tile roots Informed that by
proc ss entirely unlike Chorororm Eter, aid Sp,iSa
e in perfectly hdrHse>s 4" 0A teeth are
now extracted without pain.
Any information Rppert aiming to their proieS
sion they will be pleased To give gratis.
Please call Rni cXnmine specimens OF Artificial Fceth;
S:S- Oillce open at all tours. "riO